Our Father

Planetary Proclamation of Michael of Nebadon

For the Sacred Fellowship of Salvington Planetary School

Our Father Mother Existence
who lives throughout the heaven of heavens dwelling as an everywhereness . . .

Hallowed and holy be Your Ideal of Existence,
so that Your Name is perpetually upon our every faculty,
as we consecrate our total persona unto You, Father of Life.

Your kingdom is everywhere, in everything, and one day as everyone;
Your will be done, that we discover Your strength and courage
and the faith conviction necessary to persevere with our full determination and our great effort.

May Your will of Order and Harmony be achieved upon the earth,
as it is gradually unfolding throughout the heaven of heavens.

Give us this day the knowledge to extend Your existence,
and feed us Thine bread of understanding,
that we shall become arisen in Your existence
and accomplishing our destiny with You in eternity.

Renew our minds into truth and refresh our hungers toward nobility and honor,
ennoble our character motivations, and eternalize our complete personhood,
so that the desire of our soul partakes of the water of Your Life.

Let us become awakened to Your perfect approach necessary
to receive Your continual outpouring of mercy and forgiveness,
that we progressively become ascended and permanently free
from all our doubts, debts, and disorders.

And as we claim our rights and identity in You,
as we utilize the endowment of life which You’ve given us,
so shall we discover a new capacity to forgive
all who are of the body of Your Life.

Save us with right intellectual intelligence,
with the recognition of Your goodness and glory,
so that we are elevated beyond the temptations of the senses and the material body.

Let us become delivered from our own self-perpetuated evil
and any disloyalty that we’ve set into motion,
by our strengthening discernment.

Increasingly and progressively each day,
let us decide to stand loyal with You, O God our Father,
that we find Your eternal value,
Your everlasting vision of eternal life,
and that we give ourselves day by day to Your perfection in each moment. 

Adonai

Loyalty

Thou Children of Nebadon. I shall speak to thee of loyalty...

Loyalty as Consecration

The first movement of soul loyalty is consecration.

It is the choosing, again and again, to say “Yes” to God—not once, but daily. This declaration is not spoken just with words, but through the life you live: Through your trust, your moral decisions, your secret prayers, your steady walk in the face of adversity.

To declare loyalty is to say: “Not my will, but Thine.” It is to turn your life into an altar and your heart into a flame.

Loyalty as Inner Alignment

The loyal soul becomes a compass of righteousness, responsiveness, and reception.

When storms rise—when fear tempts, or confusion visits—it is loyalty that steadies the soul. It is the quiet, remembered vow: “I belong to God.”

Such loyalty aligns the mind with the will of the Paradise Adjuster Spirit.

It makes the soul a vessel through which God's pattern is made visible in time.

From this loyalty flows courage, wisdom, worship, and purity. Clarity emerges .. right motives awaken .. unity comes to those persons ready and willing to surrender in sincerest loyalty to the Life of the Father. 

Loyalty as Readiness

Apostleship is not given to the faint-hearted.

It is entrusted to those who have declared their soul fidelity.

I call unto every free will child in Nebadon Universe: “Who shall I send?” And the loyal soul answers: “Here I am. Send me.”

This is not bravado. This is not ego. This is faithfulness—ripened through prayer, seasoned by struggle, confirmed in devotion. It is the kind of loyalty that walks into suffering and stays rooted in service.

It is to live my triune gospel of the way of giving, the truth of mastery in authorship, and the life of association and relationship religious.

Loyalty as Communion

To declare soul loyalty is to enter into ever-deepening communion with God. To aspire towards holy contact. To dedicate thyself upwards in humble connection. It clears the channel. It refines perception. It invites more intimacy with the Indwelling Adjuster—more unity with the Spirit of Truth—more surrender to the Holy Spirit of the Universe Mother.

This is not just loyalty to survive. It is loyalty to become. To become the radiant author of your soul's unfolding. To become a living son or daughter of eternity.

A Living Prayer

And so, we ask: What would happen if, this day, each of us renewed that sacred vow?

What if you whispered—right now, in the temple of your heart: “Father, I am Yours. My soul is loyal. My will is Thine.”

Let that prayer rise in you—not as pressure, but as joy. Not as a command, but as a celebration. The kind of joy that comes when the soul knows who it belongs to.

Let Us Declare Together

I declare my loyalty, O God—not with perfection, but with sincerity. I give my soul into Your keeping.

I align my will with Your indwelling presence. Strengthen me, guide me, love through me.

For I am Yours—and You are mine, forevermore. Adonai.

Closing Benediction:

May thine soul walk in the strength of loyalty.

May thine life become a living testimony of God’s indwelling light. And may you go forth—not in fear, but in the holy confidence of one whose loyalty has become their liberation.

In the name of the Universal Father, the Eternal Son, and the Infinite Spirit—

Let it be so.

Adonai

Michael Of Nebadon

Entering the Kingdom

Two Essential Requirements for Entering the Kingdom

Jesus made it clear that faith alone is the key to entering the kingdom. But this faith must have two essential qualities:

A. Faith and Sincerity – The Childlike Attitude

"To come as a little child, to receive the bestowal of sonship as a gift; to submit to the doing of the Father’s will without questioning and in the full confidence and genuine trustfulness of the Father’s wisdom; to come into the kingdom free from prejudice and preconception; to be open-minded and teachable like an unspoiled child." (170:2.21)

What Does It Mean to Have Childlike Faith?

Trust in God’s Goodness – Just as a child trusts a loving parent, believers must have full confidence in God’s love and wisdom.

Receptivity to Spiritual Truth – The kingdom is entered not by intellect alone, but by a heart that is open to God’s leading.

Freedom from Prejudice – To truly understand divine truth, one must let go of preconceived ideas, fears, and biases.

Submission to God’s Will – This is not blind obedience but a willing surrender to what is right and true.

Jesus' Teaching on Childlike Faith:

The kingdom is not for the proud, the self-righteous, or the skeptical.

It is for those who humbly accept God’s love and guidance, just as a child trusts a loving parent.

Jesus' Words (Paraphrased from the Bible & Urantia Book):

"Unless you become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 18:3, 170:2.21)

B. Truth Hunger – The Thirst for Righteousness

"The thirst for righteousness, a change of mind, the acquirement of the motive to be like God and to find God." (170:2.22)

The Inner Drive to Seek God

A Deep Desire to Know God – Entry into the kingdom requires a genuine hunger for truth.

A Willingness to Change – This "change of mind" refers to repentance—a transformation of values from materialism to spiritual pursuit.

A Passion for Righteousness – To seek the kingdom is to seek to live as God would have us live.

Becoming More Like God – The ultimate goal is to grow in divine character, becoming more truthful, loving, and service-oriented.

Jesus' Teaching on the Hunger for Truth:

Those who earnestly seek truth will find it.

Those who desire to be like God will be transformed.

Jesus' Words (Paraphrased from the Bible & Urantia Book):

"Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied." (Matthew 5:6, 170:2.22)

Christ Michael Of Nebadon

Responsiveness Spiritual

Michael of Nebadon, known as Jesus of Nazareth in his earthly incarnation, embodies and teaches spiritual responsiveness in The Urantia Book through his life, teachings, and personal example. His emphasis is on faith, love, and the conscious choice to align with the will of the Father.

Michael of Nebadon on Spiritual Responsiveness

1. Faith as the Key to Spiritual Growth

   • Jesus Michael consistently teaches that faith is the gateway to divine communion and spiritual progress.
   • He emphasizes that God does not force belief but seeks willing hearts who open themselves to divine truth.
   • “The kingdom of heaven is not to be taken by storm; it is not to be obtained by force. The kingdom of heaven is at hand, and all who enter therein shall find abundant liberty and joyous salvation.” (137:8.7)

2. The Role of the Father’s Will

   • Spiritual responsiveness means actively choosing to do the will of God, rather than just believing in God’s existence.
   • Jesus Michael lives as an example of complete submission to the Father’s will, teaching that this is the highest fulfillment of human destiny.
   • “The doing of the will of God is nothing more or less than an exhibition of creature willingness to share the inner life with God.” (111:5.1)

3. Love and Service as Expressions of Spiritual Growth

   • Love is the greatest sign of spiritual receptivity. Jesus Michael teaches that those who truly know God will manifest divine love in their daily lives.
   • He tells his followers: “By this shall all men know that you are my disciples: that you love one another even as I have loved you.” (180:1.1)
   • Service to others is a natural consequence of being spiritually attuned to God’s presence.

4. Childlike Trust and Simplicity

   • Jesus Michael often emphasizes that spiritual receptivity requires humility and a childlike openness to God.
   • “Except you become as a little child, you shall not enter the kingdom of heaven.” (158:8.1)
   • This does not mean blind faith but rather a trusting heart that is eager to learn, grow, and be led by divine truth.

5. The Inner Presence of God – The Thought Adjuster

   • Jesus Michael teaches that the presence of God dwells within every person and that true spiritual growth depends on recognizing and responding to this inner guidance.
   • “The Father in heaven has given you his spirit to live within you, and if you will but submit your will to that spirit, you shall be led forth and up to the knowledge of God.” (133:4.9)

6. Prayer and Worship as Pathways to Spiritual Sensitivity

   • Jesus Michael teaches that consistent prayer and worship strengthen spiritual awareness and deepen one’s connection to God.
   • He often retreats into solitude for prayer, showing that spiritual receptivity requires dedicated time with God.
   • “In worship, the soul of man looks toward the Father, and in this act of devotion the indwelling spirit of the Father unfailingly responds.” (143:7.3)

7. The Kingdom of God is Within

   • Jesus Michael explains to his apostles in the 21st century that spiritual enlightenment is not about external rituals but an inner transformation that aligns a person’s will with God’s will.
   • “The kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking, but rather of righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.” (140:8.3)

Practical Steps to Increase Spiritual Responsiveness (According to Jesus Michael)

• Seek first the Kingdom of God – Prioritize spiritual values over material concerns.
• Love unconditionally – Show divine love to all, even enemies.
• Live by faith – Trust God’s plan even in times of uncertainty.
• Practice prayer and worship – Stay connected to God through daily devotion.
• Be of service to others – True greatness is in serving.

Michael of Nebadon (Jesus) taught that spiritual responsiveness is not about religious rules but about a living relationship with God, one that transforms a person from within and radiates outward in love, peace, and service.

Michael Of Nebadon 

The Uversa Revelatory Word

Uversa Commission 

Purposeful Living

Faith Leads to a More Meaningful and Purposeful Life

As faith becomes a living experience, it transforms how a person sees the world. Rather than living passively or reactively, a faith-driven person engages life with confidence, purpose, and spiritual joy.

Faith brings a deep sense of inner peace and assurance. It allows individuals to see beyond temporary struggles and recognize the higher meanings and purposes behind life’s events. This does not mean avoiding difficulties, but rather embracing life’s journey with a trust in divine guidance.

Furthermore, a life of faith is one of love and service. Those who experience real faith naturally become more compassionate, patient, and understanding. They feel connected to others and desire to uplift, support, and inspire.

Christ Michael Of Nebadon 

Meanings

Faith is Strengthened Through Life’s Challenges

Doubt, hardship, and struggles are often seen as threats to faith, but Urantia Paper 102 presents them as opportunities for spiritual growth. Just as a tree grows stronger when exposed to wind and storms, faith matures when it is challenged.

A person who has never faced adversity may have faith in theory but has not yet experienced its true power. However, someone who has navigated difficulties—such as loss, uncertainty, or failure—while maintaining faith, knows from experience that divine truth is real.

The greatest faith comes from those who have walked through darkness and still trusted in the light. Every time an individual faces hardship with courage and inner trust, their faith evolves from belief into certainty.

Christ Michael Of Nebadon 

Recognition of the Divine Reality

Faith emerges from the recognition of divine reality and deepens as individuals act upon their inner spiritual convictions.

Verily do I assert that faith must be experienced and lived, not merely discussed or understood in an abstract way. When a person sincerely seeks truth and strives to live a moral and loving life, their faith expands, becoming more real and substantial.

The Evolution of Faith Through Experience

Faith is not something that appears fully formed—it evolves and grows through experience.

Life presents challenges, doubts, and struggles that test faith, and it is through these experiences that faith becomes stronger. Instead of seeing difficulties as obstacles, the paper encourages viewing them as opportunities for spiritual growth.

Each time a person chooses faith over fear, they reinforce their spiritual connection. As faith matures, it shifts from being dependent on external validation to being internally certain and self-sustaining. This process transforms faith from belief into knowledge—not knowledge in the scientific sense, but a profound, inner knowing of divine truth.

The Thought Adjuster and Inner Spiritual Guidance

A central teaching of The Urantia Book is that every person is indwelt by a Thought Adjuster, a fragment of God that guides and nurtures spiritual growth. Urantia Paper 102 highlights that this divine presence actively works to expand a person’s faith by helping them recognize higher truth and align with God's will.

The more an individual trusts and follows the guidance of the Thought Adjuster, the more their faith deepens. This alignment leads to a greater awareness of divine reality, making God’s presence feel increasingly real and personal. Over time, the individual becomes more attuned to the higher meanings and values of existence, resulting in a stronger sense of purpose and inner peace.

Michael Of Nebadon

Holy City Of God

Thine Fertile Soil for Growth Actualization

The soil essential for religious growth presupposes a progressive life of self-realization, the co-ordination of natural propensities, the exercise of curiosity and the enjoyment of reasonable adventure, the experiencing of feelings of satisfaction, the functioning of the fear stimulus of attention and awareness, the wonder-lure, and a normal consciousness of smallness, humility. Growth is also predicated on the discovery of selfhood accompanied by self-criticism—conscience, for conscience is really the criticism of oneself by one’s own value-habits, personal ideals.

Urantia Communion

This passage from the Urantia Book is rich with concepts about spiritual growth. Here's a deeper exploration of the ideas presented:

1. "The soil essential for religious growth presupposes a progressive life of self-realization..."

 * Soil Analogy: The metaphor of "soil" is crucial. It implies that spiritual growth isn't something that happens instantly, but rather requires a nurturing environment and the right conditions to take root and flourish. Just as a seed needs fertile soil to grow, spiritual development needs a receptive and conducive inner landscape.

 * Progressive Self-Realization: This emphasizes that understanding oneself is a journey, not a destination. It's a continuous process of uncovering layers of your being, becoming aware of your motivations, strengths, weaknesses, and potential. This self-awareness is the foundation upon which religious growth is built.

2. "...the co-ordination of natural propensities..."

 * Natural Propensities: These are your inherent tendencies, inclinations, and desires. They are part of your human nature.

 * Co-ordination: This implies balance and harmony. It's not about suppressing your natural desires, but rather understanding them and integrating them into your spiritual life in a healthy way. It's about aligning your will with your higher purpose.

3. "...the exercise of curiosity and the enjoyment of reasonable adventure..."

 * Curiosity: A thirst for knowledge and understanding is essential for spiritual growth. It drives you to seek answers, explore different perspectives, and deepen your understanding of the world and your place in it.

 * Reasonable Adventure: This suggests a willingness to step outside your comfort zone, to embrace new experiences, and to take calculated risks in your spiritual journey. It's about being open to growth and change.

4. "...the experiencing of feelings of satisfaction..."

 * Satisfaction: This highlights the importance of finding joy and fulfillment in your spiritual pursuits. It suggests that true religious growth is not about deprivation or suffering, but rather about experiencing a deep sense of contentment and purpose.

5. "...the functioning of the fear stimulus of attention and awareness..."

 * Fear as a Stimulus: This is a fascinating point. It suggests that fear, when understood and channeled properly, can be a catalyst for spiritual growth. It can prompt us to pay attention to our lives, to become more aware of our shortcomings, and to seek deeper meaning and purpose.

 * Attention and Awareness: Fear can motivate us to become more mindful of our thoughts, actions, and motivations. It can awaken us to the need for change and growth.

6. "...the wonder-lure, and a normal consciousness of smallness, humility..."

 * Wonder-Lure: This refers to the sense of awe and mystery that we feel when we contemplate the vastness of the universe and the mysteries of existence. It's a sense of wonder that draws us towards something greater than ourselves.

 * Humility: Recognizing our place in the grand scheme of things fosters humility. It helps us to acknowledge our limitations and to be open to learning and growth.

7. "Growth is also predicated on the discovery of selfhood accompanied by self-criticism—conscience..."

 * Discovery of Selfhood: This is the ongoing process of understanding who you truly are, beyond the surface level of personality and ego. It's about uncovering your authentic self and your unique purpose.

 * Self-Criticism (Conscience): This is the crucial element that ties everything together. Conscience, as defined in the passage, is the internal mechanism that allows you to evaluate your actions and motivations in light of your own values and ideals. It's the inner voice that guides you on your spiritual path.

In essence, this passage paints a picture of spiritual growth as a dynamic and multifaceted process that involves:

 * Continuous self-exploration:  Understanding your strengths, weaknesses, and motivations.

 * Balancing your nature: Integrating your natural tendencies into your spiritual life.

 * Embracing curiosity and adventure: Being open to new experiences and perspectives.

 * Finding joy and fulfillment: Experiencing satisfaction in your spiritual journey.

 * Learning from fear: Using fear as a catalyst for awareness and growth.

 * Cultivating wonder and humility: Recognizing your place in the universe.

 * Developing a strong conscience: Using your internal compass to guide your actions and choices.

This passage from the Urantia Book offers a profound and insightful perspective on the nature of religious growth. It emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility, self-awareness, and the continuous striving for higher ideals.

Michael Of Nebadon

Responsiveness Divine

Spiritual Responsiveness in The Urantia Book

1. The Thought Adjuster’s Guidance

The Urantia Book teaches that each person has a divine fragment of God (the Thought Adjuster) within them, constantly guiding and inspiring them toward higher spiritual values.

Responsiveness to this divine presence depends on sincere faith, a desire for truth, and a willingness to align with God's will.

"The more man recognizes and follows the leading of the divine spirit, the more he becomes like God, and thus does man progress inward and upward toward the attainment of the destiny of divine perfection." (110:3.6)

2. Faith and Spiritual Receptivity

Faith is presented as the key to spiritual growth. It is not just belief in doctrines but an active trust in God's presence and guidance.

Spiritual receptivity is enhanced through prayer, worship, and selfless service to others.

"Faith is to religion what sails are to a ship; it is an addition of power, not an added burden of life." (159:3.8)

3. The Role of Free Will

Humans must willingly cooperate with divine influences. The Urantia Book emphasizes that God does not force spiritual growth; rather, individuals must open their hearts and minds to higher realities.

"The great problem of religious living consists in the task of unifying the soul powers of the personality by the dominance of LOVE." (100:6.8)

4. Love and Service as Indicators of Spiritual Growth

True spiritual responsiveness is reflected in love for others, unselfish service, and the fruits of the spirit, such as kindness, patience, and humility.

"The highest moral choice is the choice of the highest possible value, and always—in any sphere, on any world—that is to choose to do the will of God." (39:4.14)

5. Inner Transformation and Cosmic Consciousness

The more a person is spiritually responsive, the more they develop "cosmic consciousness"—an awareness of their place in the universe as a beloved child of God.

This transformation leads to peace, purpose, and an ever-growing desire to do good.

"Religion achieves its highest levels of human philosophy in that supreme desire to know the will of God and in the supreme satisfaction of knowing that one has achieved it." (102:3.4)

Michael Of Nebadon 

The Unfolding Vision

When I speak to you of the Kingdom of Heaven I am proclaiming your entrance into God the Supreme .. which we all share as One Deity.

I say unto thee that the Supreme God exists within the tension between the finite and the infinite. He is the bridge, the mediator, and the synthesizer of these seemingly opposing realities.

 

The finite experiences of all creatures, with their inherent limitations and imperfections, are gathered and transformed within the Supreme's evolving consciousness.

This process of the blossoming Kingdom allows the infinite potential of the Paradise Trinity to be progressively actualized within the time-space universes. 

The Supreme God beloveds, therefore, is the arena where the infinite descends into the finite, and the finite ascends toward the infinite.

And we are participating in this great unforgettable unfoldment of consciousness and life.

The Supreme's role in cosmic sovereignty emerges as individuals grow in the priviledged accomplishment of doing God's Will.

As the Supreme evolves, he is progressively assuming greater cosmic sovereignty. 

This is not a static rulership, but a dynamic and responsive governance that reflects the evolving realities of the grand universe.

His sovereignty is rooted in his experiential understanding of all creation, making it a compassionate and empathetic rule.

The Supreme's sovereignty is also tied to the unification of the grand universe, the harmonization of its diverse parts into a coherent whole.

The Supreme God and the meaning of time are woven indefinably together.

Time is a crucial factor in the Supreme's evolution. It is within the flow of time that finite experiences accumulate, contributing to his growth.

The Supreme's evolution gives meaning to time, transforming it from a mere sequence of events into a vehicle for cosmic progress.

And you are intended to be growing, expanding, awakening, and actualizing in and for and with and as .. God the Supremacy of existence.

The concept of the Supreme suggests that time is not a linear progression toward a predetermined end, but an ongoing process of creative evolution and immeasurable development.

Michael Of Nebadon 

The Sovrnty Foundation

The Invincible Thought Adjuster

Delving Deeper into The Urantia Book, Paper 115: "The Supreme Being"

Paper 115 of The Urantia Book is a profound exploration of the Supreme Being as an evolving deity, growing in response to the experiences of all finite creatures. This paper explains the nature of finite reality, the relationship between potential and actual existence, and how the Supreme unifies all of creation into a single divine expression.

The Three Levels of Reality

The Urantia Book describes reality as existing on three fundamental levels. The first is the Absolute level, where God the Father, the Eternal Son, and the Infinite Spirit exist as changeless, eternal, and self-existent beings. The second is the Finite level, which consists of evolving beings, material universes, and celestial personalities. The third is The Supreme, who is the unifying deity of all finite experiences. The Supreme Being is neither absolute nor infinite but is instead becoming—gradually taking form as the grand universe evolves.

The Supreme functions as a bridge between the absolute and finite levels. He represents the unfolding of divine reality within time and space, integrating the struggles, choices, and achievements of all beings into a unified divine expression. This makes Him different from the Universal Father, who exists beyond time and space in a state of absolute perfection.

The Nature of Potential and Actual Reality

In The Urantia Book, all reality exists in two states: potential and actual. The Universal Father contains all things in potential form, and through experience, the universes gradually bring this potential into actual reality. The Supreme Being is the evolving manifestation of this process.

A helpful analogy is that of a cosmic puzzle. Each finite experience, whether from a human, an angel, or a celestial being, is a piece of this puzzle. As time progresses and beings make moral and spiritual decisions, the Supreme gradually takes on a more complete and fully actualized form. Since the Supreme is still evolving, His sovereignty and personality are not yet fully realized.

The Supreme as the Unifier of Experience

A central role of the Supreme Being is to integrate and unify all finite experience. Every spiritual choice, intellectual pursuit, and physical evolution contributes to the growing Supreme. The Supreme is not merely an observer of creation; He is an active participant, absorbing and reflecting the total progress of time-space reality.

Each time a mortal being struggles toward truth, beauty, and goodness, it strengthens the Supreme. The collective experiences of human civilizations, celestial beings, and universe administrators are woven into the Supreme’s divine reality. The Supreme is thus the sum of all finite experience—the evolving, experiential expression of God in time and space.

The Almighty Supreme and the Actualization of Power

Although the Supreme Being is still emerging, The Urantia Book teaches that He will one day fully actualize as the Almighty Supreme, assuming direct sovereignty over the grand universe. At present, the Supreme is growing in spiritual power, but He does not yet have full control over finite universes. However, once the seven superuniverses reach a state of completion, the Supreme will exercise full divine authority.

At that point, the two aspects of the Supreme—His spiritual personality and His physical cosmic power—will merge. The Almighty Supreme represents the full realization of His cosmic sovereignty, while the Supreme Personality reflects His divine nature. This is an ongoing process, but once completed, the Supreme will function as the sovereign ruler of all finite creation.

Human Contribution to the Supreme’s Growth

One of the most unique teachings of The Urantia Book is that human beings directly participate in the growth of the Supreme. Every moral choice, act of love, and spiritual struggle adds to His evolution. When a mortal being chooses righteousness over selfishness, that experience becomes part of the Supreme’s reality.

Humans and other finite beings are, in a sense, co-creators of the Supreme. Our experiences contribute to His growth, and in return, the Supreme provides a growing sense of divine unity and meaning to all evolving beings. As we advance spiritually, we are not only progressing toward God, but we are also helping God become more fully realized in the universe.

The Future Destiny of the Supreme

Once the Supreme Being is fully actualized, He will take His place as the sovereign ruler of the perfected grand universe. At this point, all beings who have reached spiritual perfection will be able to experience the Supreme as a fully developed deity. This marks a significant shift in universal history, as perfected beings will then engage in new cosmic adventures beyond the grand universe.

The completion of the Supreme’s evolution will open new dimensions of divine experience for all created beings. Just as today’s ascenders seek to know God the Father, future perfected beings will seek to understand and experience the fully realized Supreme Being. This marks the next stage of spiritual progression in the vast, unfolding plan of God.

Conclusion

Paper 115 presents a revolutionary idea: the Supreme Being is not yet fully God—He is evolving. Unlike the Universal Father, who exists eternally in perfection, the Supreme is becoming perfect through the collective experiences of all finite beings. He is the divine synthesis of all time-space experience, absorbing every struggle, victory, and growth into His unfolding personality.

This means that your life, your choices, and your spiritual progress have a cosmic impact. Every act of truth, love, and goodness adds to the Supreme’s development. In a profound way, human beings are not just seeking God—they are helping to shape God’s evolving expression in the universe.

Christ Michael of Nebadon