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Paper
29
The Universe Power Directors
29:0.1 Of all the universe personalities concerned in the regulation
of interplanetary and interuniverse affairs, the power directors
and their associates have been the least understood on Urantia.
While your races have long known of the existence of angels
and similar orders of celestial beings, little information concerning
the controllers and regulators of the physical domain has ever
been imparted. Even now I am permitted fully to disclose only
the last of the following three groups of living beings having
to do with force control and energy regulation in the master
universe:
29:0.2.1. Primary Eventuated Master Force Organizers.
29:0.5.2. Associate Transcendental Master Force Organizers.
29:0.4. 3. Universe Power Directors.
29:0.5 Though I deem it impossible to portray the individuality
of the various groups of directors, centers, and controllers
of universe power, I hope to be able to explain something about
the domain of their activities. They are a unique group of living
beings having to do with the intelligent regulation of energy
throughout the grand universe. Including the supreme directors,
they embrace the following major divisions:
29:0.6.1. The Seven Supreme Power Directors.
29:0.7.2. The Supreme Power Centers.
29:0.8.3. The Master Physical Controllers.
29:0.9.4. The Morontia Power Supervisors.
29:0.10 The Supreme Power Directors and Centers have existed
from the near times of eternity, and as far as we know, no more
beings of these orders have been created. The Seven Supreme
Directors were personalized by the Seven Master Spirits, and
then they collaborated with their parents in the production
of more than ten billion associates. Before the days of the
power directors the energy circuits of space outside of the
central universe were under the intelligent supervision of the
Master Force Organizers of Paradise.
29:0.11 Having knowledge about material creatures, you have
at least a contrastive conception of spiritual beings; but it
is very difficult for the mortal mind to envisage the power
directors. In the scheme of ascendant progression to higher
levels of existence you have nothing directly to do with either
the supreme directors or the power centers. On certain rare
occasions you will have dealings with the physical controllers,
and you will work freely with the supervisors of morontia power
upon reaching the mansion worlds. These Morontia Power Supervisors
function so exclusively in the morontia regime of the local
creations that it is deemed best to narrate their activities
in the section dealing with the local universe.
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1.
Àϰö ÃÖ»ó µ¿·Â ÁöÈÖÀÚ
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1. The Seven
Supreme Power Directors
29:1.1 The Seven Supreme Power Directors
are the physical-energy regulators of the grand universe. Their
creation by the Seven Master Spirits is the first recorded instance
of the derivation of semimaterial progeny from true spirit ancestry.
When the Seven Master Spirits create individually, they bring
forth highly spiritual personalities on the angelic order; when
they create collectively, they sometimes produce these high
types of semimaterial beings. But even these quasi-physical
beings would be invisible to the short-range vision of Urantia
mortals.
29:1.2 The Supreme Power Directors are seven in number, and
they are identical in appearance and function. One cannot be
distinguished from another except by that Master Spirit with
whom each is in immediate association, and to whom each is in
complete functional subservience. Each of the Master Spirits
is thus in eternal union with one of their collective offspring.
The same director is always in association with the same Spirit,
and their working partnership results in a unique association
of physical and spiritual energies, of a semiphysical being
and a spirit personality.
29:1.3 The Seven Supreme Power Directors are stationed on peripheral
Paradise, where their slowly circulating presences indicate
the whereabouts of the force-focal headquarters of the Master
Spirits. These power directors function singly in the power-energy
regulation of the superuniverses but collectively in the administration
of the central creation. They operate from Paradise but maintain
themselves as effective power centers in all divisions of the
grand universe.
29:1.4 These mighty beings are the physical ancestors of the
vast host of the power centers and, through them, of the physical
controllers scattered throughout the seven superuniverses. Such
subordinate physical-control organisms are basically uniform,
identical except for the differential toning of each superuniverse
corps. In order to change in superuniverse service, they would
merely have to return to Paradise for retoning. The physical
creation is fundamentally uniform in administration.
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2. The Supreme
Power Centers
29:2.1 The Seven Supreme Power Directors
are not able, individually, to reproduce themselves, but collectively,
and in association with the Seven Master Spirits, they can and
do reproduce¡ªcreate¡ªother beings like themselves. Such is the
origin of the Supreme Power Centers of the grand universe, who
function in the following seven groups:
29:2.2.1. Supreme Center Supervisors.
29:2.3.2. Havona Centers.
29:2.4.3. Superuniverse Centers.
29:2.5.4. Local Universe Centers.
29:2.6.5. Constellation Centers.
29:2.7.6. System Centers.
29:2.8.7. Unclassified Centers.
29:2.9 These power centers together with the Supreme Power Directors
are beings of high will freedom and action. They are all endowed
with Third-Source personality and disclose unquestioned volitional
capacity of a high order. These directing centers of the universe
power system are the possessors of exquisite intelligence endowment;
they are the intellect of the power system of the grand universe
and the secret of the technique of the mind control of all the
vast network of the far-flung functions of the Master Physical
Controllers and the Morontia Power Supervisors.
29:2.10.1. Supreme Center Supervisors. These seven co-ordinates
and associates of the Supreme Power Directors are the regulators
of the master energy circuits of the grand universe. Each center
supervisor is headquartered on one of the special worlds of
the Seven Supreme Executives, and they work in close association
with these co-ordinators of general universe affairs.
29:2.11 The Supreme Power Directors and the Supreme Center Supervisors
function both as individuals and conjointly with regard to all
cosmic phenomena below the levels of " gravity energy.
" When acting in liaison, these fourteen beings are to
universe power what the Seven Supreme Executives are to general
universe affairs, and what the Seven Master Spirits are to the
cosmic mind.
29:2.12. 2. Havona Centers. Before the creation of the universes
of time and space, power centers were not required in Havona,
but ever since these far-distant times, one million have functioned
in the central creation, each center having the supervision
of a thousand Havona worlds. Here in the divine universe there
is perfection of energy control, a condition not existing elsewhere.
Perfection of energy regulation is the ultimate goal of all
the power centers and the physical controllers of space.
29:2.13. 3. Superuniverse Centers. Occupying an enormous area
on the capital sphere of each of the seven superuniverses are
one thousand power centers of the third order. Three currents
of primary energy of ten segregations each come in to these
power centers, but seven specialized and well-directed, though
imperfectly controlled, circuits of power go forth from their
seat of united action. This is the electronic organization of
universe power.
29:2.14 All energy is circuited in the Paradise cycle, but the
Universe Power Directors direct the force-energies of nether
Paradise as they find them modified in the space functions of
the central and superuniverses, converting and directing these
energies into channels of useful and constructive application.
There is a difference between Havona energy and the energies
of the superuniverses. The power charge of a superuniverse consists
of three phases of energy of ten segregations each. This threefold
energy charge spreads throughout the space of the grand universe;
it is like a vast moving ocean of energy which engulfs and bathes
the whole of each of the seven supercreations.
29:2.15.8 The electronic organization of universe power functions
in seven phases and discloses varying response to local or linear
gravity. This sevenfold circuit proceeds from the superuniverse
power centers and pervades each supercreation. Such specialized
currents of time and space are definite and localized energy
movements initiated and directed for specific purposes, much
as the Gulf Stream functions as a circumscribed phenomenon in
the midst of the Atlantic Ocean.
29:2.16 4. Local Universe Centers. On the headquarters of each
local universe are stationed one hundred power centers of the
fourth order. They function to downstep and otherwise to modify
the seven power circuits emanating from superuniverse headquarters,
thus making them applicable to the services of the constellations
and systems. The local astronomical catastrophes of space are
of passing concern to these power centers; they are engaged
in the orderly dispatch of effective energy to the subsidiary
constellations and systems. They are of great assistance to
the Creator Sons during the later times of universe organization
and energy mobilization. These centers are able to provide intensified
lanes of energy useful for interplanetary communication between
import!ant inhabited points. Such a lane or line of energy,
sometimes also called an energy path, is a direct circuit of
energy from one power center to another power center or from
one physical controller to another controller. It is an individualized
stream of power and stands in contrast to the free space movements
of undifferentiated energy.
29:2.17. 5. Constellation Centers. Ten of these living power
centers are stationed in each constellation, functioning as
energy projectors to the one hundred tributary local systems.
From these beings there go forth the power lines for communication
and transport and for the energizing of those living creatures
who are dependent upon certain forms of physical energy for
the maintenance of life. But neither the power centers nor the
subordinate physical controllers are otherwise concerned with
life as a functional organization.
29:2.18.6. System Centers. One Supreme Power Center is permanently
assigned to each local system. These system centers dispatch
the power circuits to the inhabited worlds of time and space.
They co-ordinate the activities of the subordinate physical
controllers and otherwise function to insure the satisfactory
distribution of power in the local system. The circuit relay
between the planets depends upon the perfect co-ordination of
certain material energies and upon the efficient regulation
of physical power.
29:2.1.9.7. Unclassified Centers. These are the centers who
function in special local situations but not on the inhabited
planets. The individual worlds are in the charge of Master Physical
Controllers and receive the encircuited lines of power dispatched
by the power center of their system. Only those spheres of the
most extraordinary energy relationships have power centers of
the seventh order acting as universe balance wheels or energy
governors. In every phase of activity these power centers are
the full equals of those who function on the higher units of
control, but not one space body in a million harbors such a
living power organization.
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3. The Domain of Power
Centers
29:3.1 The Supreme Power Centers distributed
throughout the superuniverses number, with their associates
and subordinates, upward of ten billion. And they are all in
perfect synchrony and complete liaison with their Paradise progenitors,
the Seven Supreme Power Directors. The power control of the
grand universe is thus intrusted to the keeping and direction
of the Seven Master Spirits, the creators of the Seven Supreme
Power Directors.
29:3.2 The Supreme Power Directors and all their associates,
assistants, and subordinates are forever exempt from apprehension
or interference by all the tribunals of all space; neither are
they subject to the administrative direction either of the superuniverse
government of the Ancients of Days or of the local universe
administration of the Creator Sons.
29:3.3 These power centers and directors are brought into being
by the children of the Infinite Spirit. They are not germane
to the administration of the Sons of God, though they affiliate
with the Creator Sons during the later epochs of universe material
organization. But the power centers are in some way closely
associated with the cosmic overcontrol of the Supreme Being.
29:3.4 Power centers and physical controllers undergo no training;
they are all created in perfection and are inherently perfect
in action. Never do they pass from one function to another;
always do they serve as originally assigned. There is no evolution
in their ranks, and this is true of all seven divisions of both
orders.
29:3.5 Having no ascendant past to revert to in memory, power
centers and physical controllers never play; they are thoroughly
businesslike in all their actions. They are always on duty;
there is no provision in the universal scheme for the interruption
of the physical lines of energy; never for a fraction of a second
can these beings relinquish their direct supervision of the
energy circuits of time and space.
29:3.6 The directors, centers, and controllers of power have
nothing to do with anything in all creation except power, material
or semiphysical energy; they do not originate it, but they do
modify, manipulate, and directionize it. Neither do they have
anything whatever to do with physical gravity except to resist
its drawing power. Their relation to gravity is wholly negative.
29:3.7 The power centers utilize vast mechanisms and co-ordinations
of a material order in liaison with the living mechanisms of
the various segregated energy concentrations. Each individual
power center is constituted in exactly one million units of
functional control, and these energy-modifying units are not
stationary as are the vital organs of man's physical body; these
" vital organs " of power regulation are mobile and
truly kaleidoscopic in associative possibilities.
29:3.8 It is utterly beyond my ability to explain the manner
in which these living beings encompass the manipulation and
regulation of the master circuits of universe energy. To undertake
to inform you further concerning the size and function of these
gigantic and almost perfectly efficient power centers, would
only add to your confusion and consternation. They are both
living and " personal, " but they are beyond your
comprehension.
29:3.9 Outside of Havona the Supreme Power Centers function
only on especially constructed (architectural) spheres or on
otherwise suitably constituted space bodies. The architectural
worlds are so constructed that the living power centers can
act as selective switches to directionize, modify, and concentrate
the energies of space as they pour over these spheres. They
could not so function on an ordinary evolutionary sun or planet.
Certain groups are also concerned in the heating and other material
necessities of these special headquarters worlds. And though
it is beyond the scope of Urantia knowledge, I may state that
these orders of living power personalities have much to do with
the distribution of the light that shines without heat. They
do not produce this phenomenon, but they are concerned with
its dissemination and directionization.
29:3.10 The power centers and their subordinate controllers
are assigned to the working of all of the physical energies
of organized space. They work with the three basic currents
of ten energies each. That is the energy charge of organized
space; and organized space is their domain. The Universe Power
Directors have nothing whatever to do with those tremendous
actions of force which are now taking place outside the present
boundaries of the seven superuniverses.
29:3.11 The power centers and controllers exert perfect control
over only seven of the ten forms of energy contained in each
basic universe current; those forms which are partly or wholly
exempt from their control must represent the unpredictable realms
of energy manifestation dominated by the Unqualified Absolute.
If they exert an influence upon the primordial forces of this
Absolute, we are not cognizant of such functions, though there
is some slight evidence which would warrant the opinion that
certain of the physical controllers are sometimes automatically
reactive to certain impulses of the Universal Absolute.
29:3.12 These living power mechanisms are not consciously related
to the master universe energy overcontrol of the Unqualified
Absolute, but we surmise that their entire and almost perfect
scheme of power direction is in some unknown manner subordinated
to this supergravity presence. In any local energy situation
the centers and controllers exert near-supremacy, but they are
always conscious of the superenergy presence and the unrecognizable
performance of the Unqualified Absolute.
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4. The Master Physical
Controllers
29:4.1 These beings are the mobile subordinates
of the Supreme Power Centers. The physical controllers are endowed
with capabilities of individuality metamorphosis of such a nature
that they can engage in a remarkable variety of autotransport,
being able to traverse local space at velocities approaching
the flight of Solitary Messengers. But like all other space
traversers they require the assistance of both their fellows
and certain other types of beings in overcoming the action of
gravity and the resistance of inertia in departing from a material
sphere.
29:4.2 The Master Physical Controllers serve throughout the
grand universe. They are directly governed from Paradise by
the Seven Supreme Power Directors as far as the headquarters
of the superuniverses; from here they are directed and distributed
by the Council of Equilibrium, the high commissioners of power
dispatched by the Seven Master Spirits from the personnel of
the Associate Master Force Organizers. These high commissioners
are empowered to interpret the readings and registrations of
the master frandalanks, those living instruments which indicate
the power pressure and the energy charge of an entire superuniverse.
29:4.3 While the presence of the Paradise Deities encircles
the grand universe and sweeps around the circle of eternity,
the influence of any one of the Seven Master Spirits is limited
to a single superuniverse. There is a distinct segregation of
energy and a separation of the circuits of power between each
of the seven supercreations; hence individualized control methods
must and do prevail.
29:4.4 The Master Physical Controllers are the direct offspring
of the Supreme Power Centers, and their numbers include the
following:
29:4.5.1. Associate Power Directors.
29:4.6.2. Mechanical Controllers.
29:4.7.3. Energy Transformers.
29:4.8.4. Energy Transmitters.
29:4.9.5. Primary Associators.
29:4.10.6. Secondary Dissociators.
29:4.11.7. The Frandalanks and Chronoldeks.
29:4.12 Not all of these orders are persons in the sense of
possessing individual powers of choice. Especially do the last
four seem to be wholly automatic and mechanical in response
to the impulses of their superiors and in reaction to existing
energy conditions. But though such response appears wholly mechanistic,
it is not; they may seem to be automatons, but all of them disclose
the differential function of intelligence.
29:4.13 Personality is not necessarily a concomitant of mind.
Mind can think even when deprived of all power of choice, as
in numerous of the lower types of animals and in certain of
these subordinate physical controllers. Many of these more automatic
regulators of physical power are not persons in any sense of
the term. They are not endowed with will and independence of
decision, being wholly subservient to the mechanical perfection
of design for the tasks of their allotment. Nonetheless all
of them are highly intelligent beings.
29:4.14 The physical controllers are chiefly occupied in the
adjustment of basic energies undiscovered on Urantia. These
unknown energies are very essential to the interplanetary system
of transport and to certain techniques of communication. When
we lay lines of energy for the purpose of conveying sound equivalents
or of extending vision, these undiscovered forms of energy are
utilized by the living physical controllers and their associates.
These same energies are also, on occasion, used by the midway
creatures in their routine work.
29:4.15.1. Associate Power Directors. These marvelously efficient
beings are intrusted with the assignment and dispatch of all
orders of the Master Physical Controllers in accordance with
the ever-shifting needs of the constantly changing energy status
of the realms. The vast reserves of the physical controllers
are maintained on the headquarters worlds of the minor sectors,
and from these concentration points they are periodically dispatched
by the associate power directors to the headquarters of the
universes, constellations, and systems, and to the individual
planets. When thus assigned, the physical controllers are provisionally
subject to the orders of the divine executioners of the conciliating
commissions but are otherwise solely amenable to their associate
directors and to the Supreme Power Centers.
29:4.16 Three million associate power directors are assigned
to each of the Orvonton minor sectors, making a total of three
billion as the superuniverse quota of these amazingly versatile
beings. Their own reserves are maintained on these same minor
sector worlds, where they also serve as instructors of all who
study the sciences of the techniques of intelligent energy control
and transmutation.
29:4.17 These directors alternate periods of executive service
in the minor sectors with equal periods of inspection service
to the realms of space. At least one acting inspector is always
present in each local system, maintaining headquarters on its
capital sphere. They keep the whole vast living energy aggregation
in harmonious synchrony.
29:4.18. 2. Mechanical Controllers. These are the exceedingly
versatile and mobile assistants of the associate power directors.
Trillions upon trillions of them are commissioned in Ensa, your
minor sector. These beings are called mechanical controllers
because they are so completely dominated by their superiors,
so fully subservient to the will of the associate power directors.
Nevertheless they are, themselves, very intelligent, and their
work, though mechanical and matter-of-fact in nature, is skillfully
performed.
29:4.19 Of all the Master Physical Controllers assigned to the
inhabited worlds, the mechanical controllers are by far the
most powerful. Possessing the living endowment of antigravity
in excess of all other beings, each controller has a gravity
resistance equaled only by enormous spheres revolving at tremendous
velocity. Ten of these controllers are now stationed on Urantia,
and one of their most import!ant planetary activities is to
facilitate the departure of seraphic transports. In so functioning,
all ten of the mechanical controllers act in unison while a
battery of one thousand energy transmitters provides the initial
momentum for the seraphic departure.
29:4.20 The mechanical controllers are competent to directionize
the flow of energy and to facilitate its concentration into
the specialized currents or circuits. These mighty beings have
much to do with the segregation, directionization, and intensification
of the physical energies and with the equalization of the pressures
of the interplanetary circuits. They are expert in the manipulation
of twenty-one of the thirty physical energies of space, constituting
the power charge of a superuniverse. They are also able to accomplish
much towards the management and control of six of the nine more
subtle forms of physical energy. By placing these controllers
in proper technical relationship to each other and to certain
of the power centers, the associate power directors are enabled
to effect unbelievable changes in power adjustment and energy
control.
29:4.21 The Master Physical Controllers often function in batteries
of hundreds, thousands, and even millions and by varying their
positions and formations are able to effect energy control in
a collective as well as an individual capacity. As requirements
vary, they can upstep and accelerate the energy volume and movement
or detain, condense, and retard the energy currents. They influence
energy and power transformations somewhat as so-called catalytic
agents augment chemical reactions. They function by inherent
ability and in co-operation with the Supreme Power Centers.
29:4.22.3. Energy Transformers. The number of these beings in
a superuniverse is unbelievable. There are almost one million
in Satania alone, and the usual quota is one hundred for each
inhabited world.
29:4.23 The energy transformers are the conjoint creation of
the Seven Supreme Power Directors and the Seven Cental Supervisors.
They are among the more personal orders of physical controllers,
and except when an associate power director is present on an
inhabited world, the transformers are in command. They are the
planetary inspectors of all departing seraphic transports. All
classes of celestial life can utilize the less personal orders
of the physical controllers only by liaison with the more personal
orders of the associate directors and the energy transformers.
29:4.24 These transformers are powerful and effective living
switches, being able to dispose themselves for or against a
given power disposition or directionization. They are also skillful
in their efforts to insulate the planets against the powerful
energy streams passing between gigantic planetary and starry
neighbors. Their energy-transmutive attributes render them most
serviceable in the import!ant task of maintaining universal
energy balance, or power equilibrium. At one time they seem
to consume or store energy; at other times they appear to exude
or liberate energy. The transformers are able to increase or
to diminish the " storage-battery " potential of the
living and dead energies of their respective realms. But they
deal only with physical and semimaterial energies, they do not
directly function in the domain of life, neither do they change
the forms of living beings.
29:4.25 In some respects the energy transformers are the most
remarkable and mysterious of all semimaterial living creatures.
They are in some unknown manner physically differentiated, and
by varying their liaison relationships, they are able to exert
a profound influence upon the energy which passes through their
associated presences. The status of the physical realms seems
to undergo a transformation under their skillful manipulation.
They can and do change the physical form of the energies of
space. With the aid of their fellow controllers they are actually
able to change the form and potential of twenty-seven of the
thirty physical energies of the superuniverse power charge.
That three of these energies are beyond their control proves
that they are not instrumentalities of the Unqualified Absolute.
29:4.26 The remaining four groups of the Master Physical Controllers
are hardly persons within any acceptable definition of that
word. These transmitters, associators, dissociators, and frandalanks
are wholly automatic in their reactions; nevertheless they are
in every sense intelligent. We are greatly limited in our knowledge
of these wonderful entities because we cannot communicate with
them. They appear to understand the language of the realm, but
they cannot communicate with us. They seem fully able to receive
our communications but quite powerless to make response.
29:4.27.4. Energy Transmitters. These beings function chiefly,
but not wholly, in an intraplanetary capacity. They are marvelous
dispatchers of energy as it is manifested on the individual
worlds.
29:4.28 When energy is to be diverted to a new circuit, the
transmitters deploy themselves in a line along the desired energy
path, and by virtue of their unique attributes of energy-attraction,
they can actually induce an increased energy flow in the desired
direction. This they do just as literally as certain metallic
circuits directionize the flow of certain forms of electric
energy; and they are living superconductors for more than half
of the thirty forms of physical energy.
29:4.29 Transmitters form skillful liaisons which are effective
in rehabilitating the weakening currents of specialized energy
passing from planet to planet and from station to station on
an individual planet. They can detect currents which are much
too feeble to be recognized by any other type of living being,
and they can so augment these energies that the accompanying
message becomes perfectly intelligible. Their services are invaluable
to the broadcast receivers.
29:4.30 Energy transmitters can function with regard to all
forms of communicable perception; they can render a distant
scene " visible " as well as a distant sound "
audible. " They provide the emergency lines of communication
in the local systems and on the individual planets. These services
must be used by practically all creatures for purposes of communication
outside of the regularly established circuits.
29:4.31 These beings, together with the energy transformers,
are indispensable to the maintenance of mortal existence on
those worlds having an impoverished atmosphere, and they are
an integral part of the technique of life on the nonbreathing
planets.
29:4.32 5. Primary Associators. These interesting and invaluable
entities are masterly energy conservators and custodians. Somewhat
as a plant stores solar light, so do these living organisms
store energy during times of plus manifestations. They work
on a gigantic scale, converting the energies of space into a
physical state not known on Urantia. They are also able to carry
forward these transformations to the point of producing some
of the primitive units of material existence. These beings simply
act by their presence. They are in no way exhausted or depleted
by this function; they act like living catalytic agents.
29:4.33 During seasons of minus manifestations they are empowered
to release these accumulated energies. But your knowledge of
energy and matter is not sufficiently advanced to make it possible
to explain the technique of this phase of their work. They always
labor in compliance with universal law, handling and manipulating
atoms, electrons, and ultimatons much as you maneuver adjustable
type to make the same alphabetical symbols tell vastly different
stories.
29:4.34 The associators are the first group of life to appear
on an organizing material sphere, and they can function at physical
temperatures which you would regard as utterly incompatible
with the existence of living beings. They represent an order
of life which is simply beyond the range of human imagination.
Together with their co-workers, the dissociators, they are the
most slavish of all intelligent creatures.
29:4.35.6. Secondary Dissociators. Compared with the primary
associators, these beings of enormous antigravity endowment
are the reverse workers. There is never any danger that the
special or modified forms of physical energy on the local worlds
or in the local systems will be exhausted, for these living
organizations are endowed with the unique power of evolving
limitless supplies of energy. They are chiefly concerned with
the evolution of a form of energy which is hardly known on Urantia
from a form of matter which is recognized still less. They are
truly the alchemists of space and the wonder-workers of time.
But in all the wonders they work, they never transgress the
mandates of Cosmic Supremacy.
29:4.36.7. The Frandalanks. These beings are the joint creation
of all three orders of energy-control beings: the primary and
secondary force organizers and the power directors. Frandalanks
are the most numerous of all the Master Physical Controllers;
the number functioning in Satania alone is beyond your numerical
concept. They are stationed on all inhabited worlds and are
always attached to the higher orders of physical controllers.
They function interchangeably in the central and superuniverses
and in the domains of outer space.
29:4.37 The frandalanks are created in thirty divisions, one
for each form of basic universe force, and they function exclusively
as living and automatic presence, pressure, and velocity gauges.
These living barometers are solely concerned with the automatic
and unerring registration of the status of all forms of force-energy.
They are to the physical universe what the vast reflectivity
mechanism is to the minded universe. The frandalanks that register
time in addition to quantitative and qualitative energy presence
are called chronoldeks
29:4.38 I recognize that the frandalanks are intelligent, but
I cannot classify them as other than living machines. About
the only way I can help you to understand these living mechanisms
is to compare them to your own mechanical contrivances which
perform with almost intelligentlike precision and accuracy.
Then if you would conceive of these beings, draw upon your imagination
to the extent of recognizing that in the grand universe we actually
have intelligent and living mechanisms (entities) that can perform
more intricate tasks involving more stupendous computations
with even greater delicacy of accuracy, even with ultimacy of
precision.
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5. The Master Force Organizers
29:5.1 The force organizers are resident
on Paradise, but they function throughout the master universe,
more particularly in the domains of unorganized space. These
extraordinary beings are neither creators nor creatures, and
they comprise two grand divisions of service:
29:5.2.1. Primary Eventuated Master Force Organizers.
29:5.3.2. Associate Transcendental Master Force Organizers.
29:5.4 These two mighty orders of primordial-force manipulators
work exclusively under the supervision of the Architects of
the Master Universe, and at the present time they do not function
extensively within the boundaries of the grand universe.
29:5.5 Primary Master Force Organizers are the manipulators
of the primordial or basic space-forces of the Unqualified Absolute;
they are nebulae creators. They are the living instigators of
the energy cyclones of space and the early organizers and directionizers
of these gigantic manifestations. These force organizers transmute
primordial force (pre-energy not responsive to direct Paradise
gravity) into primary or puissant energy, energy transmuting
from the exclusive grasp of the Unqualified Absolute to the
gravity grasp of the Isle of Paradise. They are thereupon succeeded
by the associate force organizers, who continue the process
of energy transmutation from the primary through the secondary
or gravity-energy stage.
29:5.6 Upon the completion of the plans for the creation of
a local universe, signalized by the arrival of a Creator Son,
the Associate Master Force Organizers give way to the orders
of power directors acting in the superuniverse of astronomic
jurisdiction. But in the absence of such plans the associate
force organizers continue on indefinitely in charge of these
material creations, even as they now operate in outer space.
29:5.7 The Master Force Organizers withstand temperatures and
function under physical conditions which would be intolerable
even to the versatile power centers and physical controllers
of Orvonton. The only other types of revealed beings capable
of functioning in these realms of outer space are the Solitary
Messengers and the Inspired Trinity Spirits.
29:5.8 [Sponsored by a Universal Censor acting by authority
of the Ancients of Days on Uversa. ]
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