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CHAPTER XVI – The Risen Christ
On Easter Sunday, April 4, 1920, as Earth celebrates the Resurrection with personal indulgence, the Martians observe no such event, for they never rejected Christ's teachings. Rather than commemorating a crucifixion, Mars has embraced the Truths Christ imparted, living in a continual belief that enables them, unlike Earth's inhabitants, to perform miracles akin to those of Christ and His disciples. Mars critiques Earth's shallow observance of religious occasions, emphasizing that their spiritual leaders…-
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Chapter XV of "The Planet Mars and Its Inhabitants" casts an expansive view on the universe and the divine principle that life—spanning from the simplicity of a single-celled organism to complex solar systems—is an intrinsic attribute of every part of the cosmos. This chapter delves into the philosophical and theological contemplations on the vastness of space, emphasizing the humility that humanity should embody when considering our place within the grand cosmic framework. It critiques human conceit…
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In Chapter XIV of "The Planet Mars and Its Inhabitants," the focus shifts to the advancements and aspirations of aeronautics on Earth, as observed on April 25, 1920. The Martian narrator reflects on the excitement generated by an Aeronautical Show in the city, recognizing Earth's fascination with flight. However, the narrator points out the significant limitations of contemporary aircraft, describing them as cumbersome, inefficient, and noisy compared to the advanced, silent, and harmonious airships of…
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In Chapter XIII of "The Planet Mars and Its Inhabitants", the focus shifts to music and its profound significance not only on Mars but as a universal expression of divine harmony. The narrative begins by explaining that every material manifestation, from the simplest element to the most complex organism, is fundamentally vibratory. This vibratory nature reflects the shift from a Divine Cause to a material Effect, embodying the universe as a material expression of God's harmony. It contrasts this harmonious…
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In Chapter XII of "The Planet Mars and Its Inhabitants," education on Mars is portrayed as a holistic system that emphasizes spiritual development alongside vocational training and scientific learning. Education extends until the age of 16 Martian years, equivalent to 32 Earth years, given Mars's longer year duration. The curriculum originates from home education and transitions into specialized university instruction focusing on developing spiritual gifts alongside intellectual knowledge. This approach…
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Education on Mars prioritizes spiritual knowledge from an early age, starting within the family. Fundamental lessons revolve around one's relationship with God and the understanding that life is a journey towards spiritual individualization. This foundational spiritual education is pivotal, allowing Martian children to enter institutional learning with a rich inner understanding of existence. Martian education diverges significantly from Earth's. Rather than direct teaching, it emphasizes uncovering…
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The guiding principle on Mars is love, a law not inscribed on tablets but engraved in the hearts of its inhabitants, shaping their actions and relationships. Unlike Earth, Mars harbors no rulers or hierarchical structures; all individuals stand equal, embodying the essence of goodness and driven by an innate purity of soul. This societal model eliminates the existence of evil, promoting an environment where every task, regardless of its earthly perceived value, holds equal honor and importance. Love, as…
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In the realm of Mars, the very concept of a political or administrative system is rendered obsolete by the overarching governance of love and self-guidance among its inhabitants. This notion stands in stark contrast to the Earthly reliance on complex bureaucracies and governmental structures, which many may find surprising or even disappointing. The Martian society thrives without the need for political overseers or regulatory bodies, attributing this notable absence to the elimination of selfishness and…
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Chapter VIII of "The Planet Mars and Its Inhabitants" presents Mars as an ideal society devoid of crime, where all property is communal and the concept of selfishness is entirely absent. Mars is depicted as a world teeming with life, its surface covered with dwellings, factories, and storehouses, yet it operates without the need for security forces such as watchmen or police. This harmonious existence is attributed to the universal understanding among Martians that all possessions are gifts from the Father…
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In 1920, the compiler of this volume received clairvoyant visions, explaining the details of life and topography on Mars. These visions began unfolding the landscape, the Martian inhabitants, and their ways of life, providing a vivid glimpse into a distant world far beyond the confines of Earthly experience. Here's a consolidated glimpse into these revelations: Cityscape and Architecture: The first vision was of Urid the Beautiful, showcasing a breathtaking city beside a scenic lake, surrounded by…
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