"No," our host replied, "the force of its radiation is too terrific for
any kind of form to be upon it. Yet it is possible that a form could be
born to be in line with its radiation, for nothing is impossible."
"We have another telescope here," he continued as he pointed to it
in the distance, "which analyzes the sun to the minutest part of it.
There are thirty-three different types of rays emanating from it that
permeate the total solar system. But as far as the sun is concerned,
that is one part of our system we still have much to learn about."
From here we are taken into another room in which is a mechanical
conception showing the pulsation system of the solar system as well as
of each of the planets within it. While in the next room is very much
the same kind of a pulsation system which makes up a human being, his
brain acting as a receiver.
In the adjoining room is a working out of how ideas that come to men
from nowhere are really made up, also how ideas that come from men
themselves influence other men.
Now we are leaving this main building of Divine Inspiration and are
going into an adjoining section or annex where we are asked to be
seated in some beautiful armed chairs before a screen. Here a large
picture is being taken of us as a group, including our host. We see
ourselves as a picture reflected on the screen. The operator of this
picture making machine tells us that by pressing a button on the wall,
as he is about to do, our picture as we are will be transmitted to
Saturn, Venus, and Jupiter all at one time and that in thirty seconds
we will get the acknowledgment from Venus and the other planets back
upon the screen. And here it is.
A highly distinguished individual is holding the picture in his hand
just as we saw it on the screen a few seconds ago. We are told this
man is on Venus and that this is their acknowledgment of receiving the
picture.
Now another man appears on the screen, this one is from Saturn.
And here is the third, he is from Jupiter.
At this point our scientist guide steps out of our group, walks over
to the screen, pushes two buttons and talks in a language we do not
understand, to the individual from Venus who is holding the picture in
his hand. This individual is answering. We can hear him but we do not
understand what he is saying.
The conversation has finally ended and our guide is telling us that we
have a standing invitation to visit Venus. We can accept it and go now
from here or we can return some future day and go.
We tell him that we will decide within a short time and let him know.
He asks us why wait?
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