Urantia Paper 16. The Seven Master Spirits, Section 8: Urantia Personality
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Urantia Paper 16. The Seven Master Spirits, Section 8: Urantia Personality
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This section explores the nature of human personality as a unique, original gift from the Universal Father.
Personality is not defined by form, mind, or spirit status, but by its enduring identity and capacity for self-consciousness and relative free will. These faculties manifest through moral decision, spiritual choice, love, loyalty, insight, devotion, and worship.
Endowed with cosmic mind and divine personality, all Urantia mortals can be spiritually recognized as Sons of God who are responsive to the Father’s personality-gravity and capable of eternal fellowship.
Far more than a psychological construct, personality is a unique and divine endowment. It is bestowed by the Universal Father and is independent of the indwelling Thought Adjuster.
From self-consciousness and moral decision to worship and cosmic insight, discover the seven expressions of relative free will that define the human personality. Learn how our individuality is not only recognizable but eternally significant, enabling us to respond to the gravitational pull of the Paradise Father and awaken to our true kinship with Deity.
Listen in, as we unpack how this sacred gift functions through the interplay of material, mindal, and spiritual energies, and how it anchors our cosmic identity across time and through many transformations.
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