Urantia Paper 16. The Seven Master Spirits. Sections 2: Relation to the Infinite Spirit & 3: Identity and Diversity of the Master Spirits
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Urantia Paper 16. The Seven Master Spirits. Sections 2: Relation to the Infinite Spirit & 3: Identity and Diversity of the Master Spirits
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Channels of Divine Presence—The Infinite Spirit and the Seven Master Spirits
This week on The Cosmic Citizen, we dove into the heart of cosmic administration and spiritual intimacy as revealed in Paper 16. The Seven Master Spirits.
We read and discussed SectionsSections 2: Relation to the Infinite Spirit & 3: Identity and Diversity of the Master Spirits.
Listen in as we discover how the Infinite Spirit, the third person of Deity, is revealed not in isolation, but through the majestic diversity of the Seven Master Spirits. These luminous beings that preside over the superuniverses, each uniquely and exquisitely expressing the Infinite Spirit’s presence, personality, and power.
We explored the spiritual mechanics of divine communication across the universe of universes and marveled at how the Infinite Spirit’s presence is personalized through the Seven Master Spirits, noting the collective omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence of these seven divine channels.
We imagined what it means to commune with the Master Spirit of our superuniverse, and how that might shape our own spiritual journeys and we contemplated the layered beauty of divine distribution.
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