Urantia Paper 15—The Seven Superuniverses—§13, The Sector Governments & §14, Purposes of the Seven Superuniverses
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Urantia Paper 15—The Seven Superuniverses—§13, The Sector Governments & §14, Purposes of the Seven Superuniverses
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The Cosmic Citizen: Divine Administration & Superuniverse Purpose
In this episode, we hope to complete our study of Urantia Paper 15, "The Seven Superuniverses." We will explore the majestic intent of the grand universe, as revealed in this wonderful paper, with a reading and discussion of Section 13. The Sector Governments, and Section 14, "Purposes of the Seven Superuniverses."
First, we journey through the layered governance of the superuniverses with Section 13, where divine administrators known as the Perfections of Days and Recents of Days oversee vast sectors of creation. These celestial governments are not merely bureaucratic; they are educational and formative, guiding ascending souls through intellectual training and physical coordination across billions of inhabited worlds.
Then, we will shift from structure to meaning in Section 14, where the seven superuniverses are revealed to embody distinct evolutionary purposes. Each superuniverse contributes uniquely to the unfolding of the Supreme Being, with Orvonton (our own superuniverse) serving as the radiant example of mercy, patience, and experiential love.
These sections invite us to contemplate the spiritual significance of cosmic diversity and the divine intention behind our universe’s design.
Join us as we reflect on how these celestial patterns mirror our own soul-journey, and how understanding the divine administration of the cosmos can deepen our sense of spiritual citizenship and planetary purpose.
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