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- 0:30So part three of the Urantia book for those who are just
- 0:34getting familiar with the way that the book is laid out, part
- 0:383 of the book covers the beginnings of our solar system.
- 0:42Including the birth of our son, the origin of our solar system
- 0:47and the prerequisites that were necessary for life to evolve on
- 0:51our world. Very interesting to read about
- 0:55all of the things that you don't think about that, come into
- 0:58bringing a world capable of sustaining life, much more than
- 1:03I was ever presented to me in astronomy, or even ecology and
- 1:08class and in college. So from the first to the last
- 1:12paper in this series, we are, we are basically LED through the
- 1:17long evolutionary path of our planet.
- 1:20Including the beginnings of primordial life to the
- 1:23appearance of intelligent life forms and through the
- 1:27intervening geological ages, the age of Pangaea of ocean and land
- 1:33dispersement, the subsequent ages from the appearance of
- 1:37plant and vegetable life to the appearance of more.
- 1:40Vance, life-forms, and eventually the appearance of
- 1:43human beings with Will development.
- 1:47And what is also interesting about part 3 is that the papers
- 1:51fill in a lot of missing gaps of how human beings developed
- 1:56through time, including our customs.
- 1:59Our early belief systems eventuate engaging in later
- 2:04religion and how we learn and we learn how civilizations are
- 2:09evolved. And also equally important, the
- 2:14spiritual contribution of those behind the scenes in the form of
- 2:18periodic Revelations, from time to time that have occurred
- 2:22throughout human history and have left their impact.
- 2:26And so, the basic message of part 3, just as it is in part
- 2:30two and part one is that we're not accidents of time or the
- 2:35result of random causation, which is what current science
- 2:39asserts life is intelligently planned.
- 2:44And we are also told an interesting fact about our world
- 2:49which is that it is a decimal planet.
- 2:53Meaning that for every ten planets that evolve to have life
- 2:57forms along a certain pattern 1 in 10 of these worlds become
- 3:02experimental, where new techniques are allowed to be
- 3:05introduced to improve upon life progression.
- 3:10So for example, we are informed that on most worlds will, you
- 3:16know, that the ability to make a will choice and not just be in
- 3:20an automaton or mechanistic like some lower forms of animal will
- 3:24doesn't normally appear in human beings until after the birth of
- 3:29the more advanced colored races. That's usually how it is on most
- 3:35world. They're distinct racial types,
- 3:39both skeletal and of course, skin tone and head shape as
- 3:45well. All of these are distinct among
- 3:47racial Types on most worlds and usually it's when that advanced
- 3:52type of human being shows up that, that human being is
- 3:56capable of having will, and then subsequently has Spirit or Soul
- 4:01potential, and that's where the real designation comes into.
- 4:06they were told for example, that at the moment that andon and
- 4:10fonta the first true Advanced humans when they appeared and
- 4:16they made their decision to move north and away from their tribes
- 4:20in Afghanistan, what we now know is that Afghanistan and that
- 4:25signified that our planet became registered to the spiritual
- 4:31administrators on high that we were a legitimate world that is
- 4:36host to a legitimate life form that had Spirit potential and so
- 4:41that was a significant demarcation.
- 4:45Now, what's interesting about our world is that will appear at
- 4:49a lot earlier, because it actually arrived in Pre colored
- 4:55Races, they were still modern, but they didn't have distinctive
- 4:59skin colors. And I'm not sure if this is true
- 5:01or not. But I believe that I've said on
- 5:04this podcast before I The denisovans are the ones that
- 5:09represent this early group of man, highly intelligent above
- 5:14their fellows, able to communicate in a crude language
- 5:18and express love and more importantly, according to the
- 5:22revelator's, they were able to express a crude form of worship
- 5:28of seeking out, and that was the demarcation.
- 5:31So it was actually mind. That was significant equal.
- 5:36We as much as it was being biologically Superior.
- 5:42And so the Red Man typically would appear first followed by
- 5:47the the yellow or the orange or white, get on remember the
- 5:51exact, but they appear over time.
- 5:53Mostly the exception to the rule on our world.
- 5:56Is that pre colored man had will before the colored race has
- 6:01appeared a half a million years later.
- 6:05And so, all of this is explained in part. 3 of the book, The Red
- 6:08Man appears first, he rules, then there are robust types.
- 6:13They learn tool making a crude form of Social Development
- 6:16occurs and it is here where it goes.
- 6:18Fear comes into play. Where eventually evolutionary
- 6:24religion or belief system comes into play, the belief in spirits
- 6:28of a spirit world and they first appear in that early man.
- 6:33Now in our world as I described, Andon, and fonta the first human
- 6:37beings to exhibit Free Will made a decision.
- 6:41And it was that that spawned what we would call ascended
- 6:46human beings or evolutionary will human beings.
- 6:51So, part three, also discusses the migratory patterns of early,
- 6:55man as well. The Neanderthal is, well,
- 6:58covered. And it's interesting because
- 7:00there was a lot of information that came out towards the end of
- 7:03the 20th century. They were finding all kinds of
- 7:06sites where they were finding remnants of and Neanderthal and
- 7:11Word for word in, I think I in one of my articles that you
- 7:15might find on your ranch or radio dotnet.
- 7:19It talks about the tools. They use their customs, and all
- 7:22of this wasn't even discovered. Until like I said, you know,
- 7:25nineteen ninety two ninety five, you know, after the turn of the
- 7:29century but the Urantia Book, of course, had revealed all of this
- 7:33in 1934. So, in many ways it was very
- 7:35prophetic anyway. So as we discussed it, you know,
- 7:39the migratory patterns of early, man, The didn't miss events
- 7:42pretty matchup, you know, pretty well.
- 7:45Match with the description given to the andon and fonta
- 7:49descendants. Now, there were different tribes
- 7:53and then eventually the Neanderthal was an offshoot
- 7:57around 250,000 years after Adnan and Fanta.
- 8:01First appeared and they were sort of seen as a race of
- 8:07promise that they had real potential but they Really ever
- 8:12go anywhere. They just were sort of brutish.
- 8:14I mean, you know, they were very brave.
- 8:17They were certainly somewhat Advanced may be in physical
- 8:20stature than the and a nights, but they weren't intellectually
- 8:25very Advanced it, and not even spiritual either.
- 8:28And so it wasn't until Modern Man Came, the true saenggak
- 8:32race. The first colored races appeared
- 8:35and they wiped him out, I mean, they wiped them out pretty
- 8:37quickly. Well, relatively speaking, there
- 8:40were remnants of The Neanderthal as late as 250,000 years ago but
- 8:46by then they'd pretty much been dominated and driven off.
- 8:50For example, the yellow man, completely drove off the
- 8:53Neanderthals. They chased him away off the
- 8:56continent of Asia. And this is all detailed in the
- 8:59Urantia book, part 3 and then of course, the sink, the six races.
- 9:05The Sangha Grace's were later uplifted by the adamic race that
- 9:11would Pierre by our timeline, about almost 40 under 40
- 9:16thousand years ago and they completely spread their seed.
- 9:21This is all explained, and in many ways, the third part of the
- 9:25book appears to be consistent with modern science in a lot of
- 9:29ways. But there are several departures
- 9:31that have caused a little bit of consternation over the last 50
- 9:36years. Since the Urantia book has been
- 9:39printed and mainly. It's because, you know, Die
- 9:41Hard, your aunt, your book don't like to admit that the Rancho
- 9:45book wasn't completely accurate on some elements of science.
- 9:50But as it has been explained by many, they the scientists were
- 9:54sort of and it even says in the Rancho book that they had to,
- 9:59they have a mandate to not reveal anything that we won't
- 10:03have an opportunity to find out for ourselves.
- 10:07And in this way, they're, they're sort of, sort of like
- 10:10the What's that prime directive on Star Trek, right?
- 10:14They don't want to give us unearned information, but they
- 10:17do provide us a lot of information that we obviously
- 10:21will never be able to recover. So when they talk about how we
- 10:26evolved certain traditions and Customs, well it would be very
- 10:30hard for Anthropologist to go back.
- 10:33Seven hundred thousand years and try to figure out.
- 10:35You know for example you know why people kiss each other, you
- 10:39know it the Rancho book explains that that actually started from
- 10:43a crude custom of exchanging saliva.
- 10:46Things like that. Those little things, those
- 10:50little cultural idioms where you go, I wonder where, you know,
- 10:53like throwing Ace. I mean we already kind of know
- 10:56that it's a sign of fertility but you know, the Rancho book
- 10:59takes a step further. It really goes back and
- 11:02explains, you know, like the different characteristics of
- 11:07each of the races and how they emerged from utter product
- 11:13product. They don't say utter Pradesh,
- 11:16but that's where the original six races all coming from one
- 11:20family, which by the way, was another unique.
- 11:24You know, talking about how your answer was a decimal planet or
- 11:28an experimental Planet. So not only did we have a group
- 11:32of modern humans that arrived capable of Will and worship in
- 11:38andon and fonta before the colored races and then also
- 11:43usually colored races. As I mentioned, come over a
- 11:46period of time. So in a normal situation on an
- 11:49evolutionary world, you would have the Red Man in the Yellow
- 11:52and then the blue and then the Orange and the green.
- 11:55And then finally the Indigo well the uniqueness of the Urantia
- 11:59experience is that they all came from one family 19 children born
- 12:04in each with a different shade, a slightly different shade and
- 12:08then their ancestors would be more predominantly red, yellow
- 12:12and they all lived in the same area.
- 12:14And then, as as this population grew, the orange family members
- 12:21would sort of hang and they would go start their situation.
- 12:24And their tribe would emerge. And then the green, the orange.
- 12:27And the green gravitated to North Africa, away from India,
- 12:32they traversed, I guess the yellow of the peninsula of India
- 12:36was in such a way where it may have been easier to navigate
- 12:41because you didn't have all these hot dry deserts to contend
- 12:45with in the Middle East, Mesopotamia wasn't, you know,
- 12:49the desert that it is today. So it was a little easier for
- 12:52these migratory. Turns to occur.
- 12:54So, you had the blue race, which descended in eventually
- 12:58dominated much of Europe, driving out.
- 13:01The Neanderthals there, and they're described as the
- 13:04Cro-Magnon in the Urantia book, The Blue.
- 13:07So the Cro-Magnon period would be about when these these
- 13:12migratory races began to split up the Indigo, going south into
- 13:17Africa where they stayed the orange and green basically
- 13:20decimated each other in constant Warfare.
- 13:24Air. And the remnants of both of
- 13:26these survived in the Indigo were told, including
- 13:29characteristics like tall, being extremely tall, 7, 8 feet tall.
- 13:36Meanwhile the blue dominated Europe.
- 13:37The yellow took over Asia as did the red, but the red were driven
- 13:42out and their last descendants came over the Bering Straits.
- 13:46According to the ranch a book about 80,000 years ago.
- 13:51Eminence current anthropologists are now, they keep moving the
- 13:54date backward, but they're now thinking that the first Indian
- 13:59tribes to come from the Bering Straits, got here, maybe 1520
- 14:04thousand but the ranch book pegs that at about 80,000 years ago,
- 14:08so we'll see if there's ever a Reconciliation between those two
- 14:13time periods. But all of this described in
- 14:15part 3 but it gets a lot more interesting.
- 14:18Not only does it go through the human History.
- 14:21It also goes through a lot of spiritual aspects.
- 14:26How societies? Develop from age to age and
- 14:30there's a certain pattern that we follow.
- 14:33There are stages of development, epochal ages, and we're in
- 14:36currently what they call the Post bestowal, son, aged it.
- 14:42But yet we're also because of the depravity of the caligastia
- 14:47default and then the Adam and Eve Ying, we're sort of behind
- 14:52in many ways and this is where it's sort of, you know, we
- 14:55talked about how the Urantia book is a revelation and it
- 14:59fills in the missing gaps, but you know, what does something
- 15:03more? It also it sort of Catches Us up
- 15:06to everything that we would have been told already had caligastia
- 15:11succeeded in developing early civilization in the Persian Gulf
- 15:16we would be looking at a civilization that has a Listed
- 15:21for half a million years in the Persian Gulf area.
- 15:25Probably would have moved up a little bit but you know Iran or
- 15:31Baghdad could be, would have been the cultural center that
- 15:38would have been the grand University had.
- 15:40They succeeded in developing early man's progress, but it
- 15:44failed miserably. And man, languished for a
- 15:48hundred thousand, two hundred thousand years.
- 15:51And then 40,000 years ago, Adam and Eve show up with basically
- 15:54the same principle Two biologically uplift, man.
- 15:58But also to increase his spiritual awareness and they
- 16:02would have taught us everything that the Rancho book is teaching
- 16:06us. Now, we would already have this
- 16:09knowledge in our society and so that's why it seems so strange
- 16:14and unorthodox is because the ration book is saying, look, you
- 16:17know, you guys have to catch up, you're in the post bestowal, son
- 16:21age, everything that Jesus taught you about, the golden
- 16:25rule about how people should treat each other and and how you
- 16:30should respect one another and honor, the father, and develop
- 16:34your Worship in your relationship.
- 16:36All of this stuff that Jesus tried to teach, But we were
- 16:39still essentially still in the Stone Age.
- 16:43We still believed in sacrificial lambs and and circumcision for
- 16:48the sake of, showing your dedication to the Lord, God of
- 16:51Israel. So, by the time Jesus showed up,
- 16:55there was only a very small group of people.
- 16:58And that they were those who adhere to the Jewish religion.
- 17:03Because the in the Jewish religion, if you trace it all
- 17:06the way back you know in the ranch a book concurs with all of
- 17:11this, they had planted the seed that at some point.
- 17:16A bestowal son should show the would show up And it was, the
- 17:21Jewish the Hebrew faith, that carried.
- 17:23This, truth down Through the Ages so that at least one small
- 17:28group of humanity would be prepared to receive Jesus when
- 17:32he arrived now. Fortunately for us, the Greeks
- 17:36had enough old teachings from Dalmatia, where they were
- 17:41naturally receptive, they were hungry for a philosophy of
- 17:47religion, You know, they excelled in art and certainly
- 17:51Play-Doh and laws and all the morality arguments that they
- 17:56developed all of the theories their science, but they didn't
- 18:00have their own religion. And so they were very receptive
- 18:03to it. They were actually more
- 18:05receptive to it than the Jews. Because by the time Jesus had
- 18:08arrived, the religion, the Hebrew religion had become so
- 18:14full of laws and rules and regulations.
- 18:18Informality, it was basically you had the priests and you had
- 18:24the citizens of Palestine or Judea and they were what I would
- 18:30say. The 15th 16th century Catholic
- 18:33Church was to Christianity. It's very strict.
- 18:37It was this is almost like a state religion and there were
- 18:40all end and you had a power structure set up.
- 18:43So you had you know priest who could tell, you know the
- 18:47citizens And the faithful you have to do this, you have to do
- 18:51this if you're going to get salvation.
- 18:54And so anyway, just kind of going through that we also learn
- 18:58in part 3 about the Lucifer, Rebellion, which occurred at
- 19:02incent packed. As I just discussed with
- 19:04caligastia, who screwed up that plan.
- 19:07And then you have the Midway creatures, who were The
- 19:10Offspring of Adam and Eve. And also the earlier primary
- 19:14midwayers who are The Offspring of the nodites Land of Nod.
- 19:18Nodites the caligastia 100 who actually spawned the no tight,
- 19:24who would later become a predominant group.
- 19:28And they also migrated North and Infused their bloodline.
- 19:35Much of it, got absorbed by the Caucasians, and then summon them
- 19:41in the Mesopotamia Mariah, the Arabians anyway.
- 19:44All of this is disclosed and laid out and then we get into
- 19:47the real aspects of the human being and The Human Experience
- 19:52and they go into the thought adjusters and then they
- 19:55described the spiritual Concepts as they relate to development of
- 20:00the moral and the Mortal intellect.
- 20:04And then what's also interesting part 3, which I found to be very
- 20:07fascinating was the description of the Angelic seraphic
- 20:12government that sort of rules behind the scenes and they
- 20:15assist in our continual development.
- 20:18It's very, very exciting when you read about how involved they
- 20:22are and trying to keep us from moving backwards and moving
- 20:25forward and becoming Progressive in our thoughts.
- 20:28Not Progressive like today's Progressive, but Progressive in
- 20:32working towards. Well, everything in the universe
- 20:36is BU perfect even as I am, perfect, that's the Mandate and
- 20:41so that applies to the individual as well as the
- 20:44society, we are always trying to be better at Who We Are.
- 20:48Always trying to work towards equilibrium.
- 20:52And there really is a planetary government behind our view that
- 20:56administers to us continuously. So I think for part 3 of the
- 21:02book, it's a great place to start for a lot of folks who
- 21:04kind of want to delve into it and you're going to be
- 21:07fascinated because you get to read about bands, early,
- 21:10history, and what we did and I haven't known anybody who's ever
- 21:14read any of part 3. Ben has walked away going.
- 21:19Wow, that's just amazing. So, I'll just read a couple of
- 21:23paragraphs here from from part, 3, from paper 65, just to kind
- 21:28of give you a sense of how they describe things in our history
- 21:32and, and the phraseology and then the depth of what they what
- 21:38they're saying to us. So let me just read it says if
- 21:43for paper 65 paragraph Section, 3 paragraph 1, it will hardly be
- 21:49possible to explain to the present day.
- 21:52Many of the queer and apparently, grotesque
- 21:55occurrences of early evolutionary progress.
- 21:58A purposeful plan was functioning throughout all of
- 22:02these seemingly strange evolution of living things.
- 22:05But we are not allowed arbitrarily to interfere with
- 22:09development of the life patterns after they have once been set in
- 22:12operation life carrier Sons, May employ every possible, natural
- 22:18resource and may utilize any and all fortuitous.
- 22:22Circumstances, which will enhance the developmental
- 22:25progress of the life experiment, but we are not permitted
- 22:29mechanically to intervene in or arbitrarily to manipulate the
- 22:34conduct and course of either plant or animal Evolution.
- 22:40Many features of human life of Ford.
- 22:42Abundant evidence that the phenomenon of mortal existence
- 22:46was intelligently planned that organic evolution is not a mere
- 22:50Cosmic accident. When a living cell is injured,
- 22:54it possesses the ability to elaborate certain chemical
- 22:59substances, which are empowered. So to stimulate and activate the
- 23:03neighboring normal cells, that they may immediately begin.
- 23:07The secretion of certain substances, which facilitate
- 23:11healing processes in the wound. And at the same time these
- 23:15normal and uninjured cells begin to proliferate.
- 23:19They actually start to work creating new cells to Place any
- 23:23fellow cells which may have been destroyed by the accident.
- 23:29This chemical action and reaction concerned in wound,
- 23:31healing and cell reproduction represents the choice of the
- 23:36life. Carriers sons of a formula
- 23:38embracing over 100,000 phases and features of possible
- 23:43chemical reactions. And biologic.
- 23:46Repercussions more than half a million specific experiments
- 23:51were made by the life carriers in their Laboratories.
- 23:54Before they finally settled upon this formula for the Iran.
- 23:58A life experiment when scientists on your Ranch should
- 24:03know more of these healing chemicals, they will become more
- 24:07efficient in the treatment of injuries and indirectly.
- 24:10They will know more about controlling certain serious
- 24:13diseases since life was established on.
- 24:16Urantia the life carriers have improved this healing technique
- 24:20as it has been introduced on other worlds in that it affords.
- 24:24More pain relief and exercises better control over.
- 24:28Over the proliferation capacity of the associated normal cells.
- 24:34So what they're saying to us here is, they explained that
- 24:37they design all of this stuff. They bring it here, they
- 24:40implanted, then they let it go. They let it grow.
- 24:43They let it go and because we're a decimal planet, and they can
- 24:49try new things. They actually improved upon the
- 24:52healing technique of the cell. And now they're using that, that
- 24:57new technique. Now, we're Planet 606 and since
- 25:01our life was established, I think it's 619 now, they're 619.
- 25:07So there's 13 world's now that have better healing techniques
- 25:11as a result of what they were able to carry out here.
- 25:14And then interesting talk about a cosmic concept.
- 25:19Now, another important facet of part three is the discussion of
- 25:23marriage and family life and it is and it's important to
- 25:26societal growth. Now, you know, we learn a lot of
- 25:28the beginnings of progressive. Religion starting with the
- 25:31adamic mission and still later the Advent of milk as Medic, who
- 25:34taught monotheism monotheism spread out from the world from
- 25:39about 1900 to the present day. It's one of the reasons that
- 25:43Abraham and the Hebrew religion came into existence because of
- 25:47the teachings and Melchizedek was the third epochal Revelation
- 25:53and there's a lot about him and his impact on all the world
- 25:58religions. Also contained in part 3, But
- 26:03what most was interesting, was the Abraham monotheism.
- 26:07As I mentioned, was the Preparatory.
- 26:09Religion for the fourth epochal, Revelation the birth and life of
- 26:14the bestowal son. Of course, Michael and we know
- 26:17him as Jesus of Nazareth. And at the final paper of part,
- 26:213 sets the stage for Jesus being born and they go into his
- 26:26previous six, pistols. So, the Creator son has to
- 26:32bestow himself upon the seven stages of Personality.
- 26:37Existence from the highest to the lowest, we're the lowest.
- 26:42So at one point Jesus incarnated himself into a mikel's.
- 26:46It has a Melchizedek son. He also experienced Life as a
- 26:53seraphim. Seraphim, he experienced life in
- 26:57an identity as a material, son as Adam and it goes into his
- 27:02career, I think he was a lannen and Exxon if I'm not mistaken.
- 27:07And then he laid down his life as that individual.
- 27:12And then reappeared as a mortal a more experienced Creator son.
- 27:17And so the final stole took place on our world as a man, as
- 27:21a human being. And so all of this leads, like
- 27:25it leads to the final section part. 4 of the Urantia book, The
- 27:29Life and teachings of Jesus. So having gone through and
- 27:33provided a summary of what each of the first three parts of the
- 27:36I had to book contain. I really hope that this helps
- 27:39you grasp. The overall structure of the
- 27:42Rancho Revelation from both a position of time and space.
- 27:46We start from the beginning in part 1.
- 27:49And we work our way outward from Paradise to our local area of
- 27:53space, the local universe and part 2.
- 27:56Until finally, we get to our world in part three, which
- 27:59lastly, get centered upon the most significant life to be
- 28:03lived on this world as a further revelation of Real truth found
- 28:07in part for the like the life and teachings of the actual, son
- 28:12of the living father, who is, of course, made all of this
- 28:14possible and so there's your introduction and also the
- 28:18conclusion of this three-part series on the Urantia book apart
- 28:23for requires little introduction, except to say that
- 28:27it is the replete Narrative of the life and teachings of Jesus
- 28:31as he lived. And as he died, 2,000 years ago,
- 28:35it includes a description of his Home life is associations is
- 28:40private and public Ministry. A real introduction to the
- 28:44personalities of the Apostles and equally important, why his
- 28:48life matters on high, the spiritual significance of his
- 28:52mission as the bestowal son. So for now, all comments are
- 28:57welcomed. Feel free to email me.
- 28:59Your Ranch a book radio at gmail.com, your Ranch of AG
- 29:02radio, at gmail.com can also get my contact information on my
- 29:06website. Cite your Rancher radio, dotnet
- 29:09until next time. Thanks for stopping by the
- 29:11Rancher Radio podcast. And again God bless and we'll
- 29:16see you again soon.