The confidentiality aspects

The above mentioned worlds are “…tremendous and stupendous
spheres, and they are equal to Paradise in their matchless and
superb glory. They are rendezvous worlds, reunion spheres,
serving as permanent cosmic addresses.”

The matter of secrecy is addressed in the following two
passages:

“Eventually you will have full access to Ascendington and
relative access to the other spheres of the Father except
Divinington. But even when you are granted permission to land on
five additional secret spheres, after you have become a
finaliter, you will not be allowed to visit all sectors of such
worlds. Nor will you be permitted to land on the shores of
Divinington, the ‘bosom of the Father,’ though you shall surely
stand repeatedly at the ‘right hand of the Father.’ Never
throughout all eternity will there arise any necessity for your
presence on the world of the Thought Adjusters.”

“These rendezvous worlds of spirit life are forbidden ground
to the extent that we are asked not to negotiate entrance to
those phases of these spheres which are wholly outside our realms
of experience. You may become creature perfect even as the
Universal Father is deity perfect, but you may not know all the
experiential secrets of all other orders of universe
personalities. When the Creator has an experiential personality
secret with his creature, the Creator preserves that secret in
eternal confidence.” [P147 to 149].

The Sacred Worlds of the Eternal Son

“The seven luminous spheres of the Eternal Son are the
worlds of the seven phases of pure-spirit existence.”

Personality is not present on these worlds; therefore, there
isn’t much that can be revealed to material personalities. As
far as He (the Revelator) knows, no personality has ever been on
any of these spheres. Even if a person was allowed to visit one
of these worlds, it would no doubt seem empty and deserted.
“High spirit personalities are not given to the gratification of
purposeless curiosity, purely useless adventure. There is at all
times altogether too much intriguing and purposeful adventure to
permit the development of any great interest in those projects
which are either futile or unreal.” [P149].

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