The Sublime Adventure – XLVI. Havona (1 of 10)
Date Posted: March 13th, 2009
Havona, the central universe, is not a time creation. It is
eternal, it has no beginning and no end. At the center of Havona
is the stationary and absolutely stabilized Isle of Paradise
surrounded by its twenty-one satellites.
“Owing to the enormous encircling masses of the dark gravity
bodies about the fringe of the central universe, the mass content
of this central location is far in excess of the total known mass
of all seven sectors of the grand universe.”
The central planetary family surrounding the Isle of
Paradise is called Havona; it is very distant from our local
universe of Nebadon. “It is of enormous dimensions and almost
unbelievable mass and consists of one billion spheres of
unimagined beauty and superb grandeur, but the true magnitude of
this vast creation is really beyond the understanding grasp of
the human mind.”
The Havona worlds are not evolved; they are the perfect and
divine universe occupying the center of all creation.
The billion spheres of Havona are arranged in seven
concentric circuits. “There are upwards of thirty-five million
worlds in the innermost Havona circuit and over two hundred and
forty-five million in the outermost, with proportionate numbers
intervening. Each circuit differs, but all are perfectly
balanced and exquisitely organized, and each is pervaded by a
specialized representation of the Infinite Spirit, one of the
Seven Spirits of the circuits.”
I mentioned at the beginning the presence of enormous dark
gravity bodies. These multitudinous dark masses are very
different from other space bodies. They neither reflect nor
absorb light; and they so completely encircle and enshroud Havona
as to hide it from the view of even near-by inhabited universes
of time and space. (Indeed, our astronomers here on Earth have
observed, and been baffled, by a dark mass at the edge of the
universe. The Book’s explanation throw some light as to the
nature of this phenomenon). [P129, 152 & 153].
The Havona Worlds
“Concerning the government of the central universe, there is
none. Havona is so exquisitely perfect that no intellectual
system of government is required.” There are no courts or
legislative assemblies. Havona requires only administrative
direction.
The perfect and near-perfect intelligences on Havona are not
in need of regulation. The Havona inhabitants are beings of
native perfection; the evolutionary creatures have long since
passed the scrutiny of the supreme tribunals of the
superuniverses.
“The administration of Havona is not automatic, but it is
marvelously perfect and divinely efficient. It is chiefly
planetary and is vested in the resident Eternal of Days, each
Havona sphere being directed by one of these Trinity-origin
personalities.”
The pilgrims of space are landed on the receiving worlds of
the outer and seventh circuit. Thereafter, with increased
training and enlarged experience, they are progressively advanced
inward, planet by planet and circle by circle until they attain
the Deities and achieve residence on Paradise. (In other worlds,
we will abide on the one billion spheres of Havona. An enormous
amount of time will pass before we graduate from Havona).
“At present, although the spheres of the seven circuits are
maintained in all their supernal glory, only about one per cent
of all planetary capacity is utilized in the work of furthering
the Father’s universal plan of mortal ascension.”
“The architecture, lighting, and heating, as well as the
biologic and artistic embellishment, of the Havona spheres, are
quite beyond the greatest possible stretch of human imagination.
You cannot be told much about Havona; to understand its beauty
and grandeur you must see it. But there are real rivers and
lakes on these perfect worlds.”
There are many activities taking place on these sublime
worlds, but we are not told about them for they are beyond our
comprehension.
“Havona is a spiritually perfect and physically stable
universe. The control and balanced stability of the central
universe appear to be perfect. Everything physical or spiritual
is perfectly predictable, but mind phenomena and personality
volition are not. We do infer that sin can be reckoned as
impossible of occurrence, but we do this on the ground that the
native freewill creatures of Havona have never been guilty of
transgressing the will of Deity. Through all eternity these
supernal beings have been consistently loyal to the Eternals of
Days. Neither has sin appeared in any creature who has entered
Havona as a pilgrim. There has never been an instance of
misconduct by any creature of any group of personalities ever
created in, or admitted to, the central Havona universe. So
perfect and so divine are the methods and means of selection in
the universes of time that never in the records of Havona has an
error occurred; no mistakes have ever been made; no ascendant
soul has ever been prematurely admitted to the central universe.”
[P155 & 156].
