Journeys to the Planet Mars; or, Our Mission to Ento — John Shaqi
Journeys to the Planet Mars; or, Our Mission to EntoWeiss, Sara
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Journeys to the Planet Mars; or, Our Mission to Ento
Weiss, Sara
Mars (Planet) -- Miscellanea; Spirit writings
De L'Ester--Truly a large question, to which I must make a very
brief reply. Your scientists declare that protozoa are the first,
consequently the lowest, forms or expressions of life. The statement
to a degree is correct, but as the life, the active principle of the
cell, relatively is as great as the active principle of a universe,
one cannot accurately designate it as either high or low. Life, the
imponderable potentiality of the universe, is a unit, expressing
itself in every atom, in the formation of every cell, floating in
the tepid waters of new Worlds. It is as truly _substance_ as is
the cell _brought into form_ through its intelligent activity. It
is the Infinite, Intelligent Energy, permeating all that is. It is
the Infinite Spirit whose countless manifestations we recognize, but
whose nature is beyond the conception of angels or of archangels.
_It is that which we term GOD._ On all Planets sufficiently evolved
life expressions first appear in cell formations. In these cells, for
which scientists have various names, are _all the potentialities_
necessary for the evolvement of all forms of animal and vegetable life.
Through the ceaseless activity of Infinite, Intelligent, Immutable
Law, these germ cells, step by step, are evolved from lower to higher
planes of expression, _and this is a truth, the cells containing the
potentialities of the human animal are unlike those containing the
potentialities of the mere animal_. Infinite Intelligence makes no
mistakes, and in the primordial cells are _all_ the possibilities of
_all_ specific orders of animal and vegetable life. In every direction
life expressions strive to advance on straight lines, and however
thwarted and baffled, go forward with invincible, intelligent energy
toward definite ends. But the subject is inexhaustible, and we must for
the present defer its further consideration.
We are now resting in space, about one English mile above Mars'
surface. Freed spirits see where mortal vision perceives naught. As you
now are, to a degree, liberated from physical limitation, you perceive
that all your senses are enlarged and intensified, and you will not
find it difficult to carefully observe the view presenting itself, and
to describe what you may perceive.
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