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Monday, November 21, 2011

Negative Blood Group and the Adamic Connection !

There are two prevalent stories about the origin of human beings on our planet earth. One is the biblical story of Adam and Eve ! The ancestral parents of all human beings ! But if that were true, all human beings should have been with only one blood group.

The second story is that of the scientific community which for some time wanted to believe in the evolution theory of origin. But this theory also cannot explain logically the type of blood groups, the Rh factor and the type of distribution of the blood groups in the various races and communities of peoples around the world. What makes us curious is the rarity of the Rh negative peoples and the Rhesus monkey connection that the majority Rh positives have.

Some of the negative poeple theorise about the possibility of the aliens invading earth once upon a time and cross breeding, the aliens obviously not evolved from the monkeys of earth and hence negatives.

But to my surprise, I have come across a book which has been in existence here for the last over half a century. Some of you here might have come across it.

Yes, I am referring to the Urantia Book !

I am not sure how many of the bloggers here have come across this book or know about it. In my country India, those possibly could have read this book could be counted on the fingers!

Whether you have read it or not, let me briefly introduce the ascertion the urantia book gives about the development of mankind on this earth [designated as Urantia in this book]

The book says the development of intelligent life culminating in the development of mankind is a type of controlled evolution-the control being exercised by intelligent and invisible administration of personalities belonging to and supremely controlled by what we call, God.

So a million years ago, a twin pair, one male and one female, now called Anton and Fonta, were born to a family of a kind of tree dwelling apes, with a modified gene structure, making them receptive to God and hence different from their parents. They were the first humans on this earth and their blood obviously contained the factors from their animal or ape-parents. They should have been with the Rh positive blood.

Man kind multiplied from Anton and Fonta for another half a million years. Possibly nothing happened to change their blood during this period.

But then, about half a million years ago, in one of those human families, called the 'Sangik family' a series of children were born who were different in their skin colors as compared to their parents. Some extraneous evolutionary modification exercise by the invisible organisation of God caused this. These Sangik children were in 6 colored groups. Their skin pigments responded differently to the sunlight spectrum colors and their natures were also different. They were the RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE and the INDIGO colored original races of earth. They were all more intelligent than their parents and their mental and physical capabilities were different. The RED-YELLOW-BLUE were superior in increasing order making the BLUE the most superior in their mind capacity.

From the Sangik colored children, the six colored races of peoples originated and propagated. As their were some genetic changes administered, they were to be believed as having some additional features in their physical build up and possibly in their blood. But since they all were descendents of Anton and Fonta, the Rh positive factor remained in them. Possibly at this stage, the six colored races got an extra factor in their blood- Making the possibility of blood types to six.

Later these colored races mixed and annihilated each other, making some of the groups totally disappearing, though their blood factors remained in their mixed descendants.

About 38000 years ago, God's administration brought a superior mortal race volunteer pair-Adam and Eve-from a superior world, many light years away from earth. They were brought in by using the dematerialisation and materialisation technique. Since they were not from the ape origin, they did not have the Rh positive blood. They were Rh negative.

The Adamic offsprings later mixed with the earlier groups of Sangik races. But this mixing was the latest and the least wide spread, making the Adamic negative blood rare in the human peoples that exist today.

The story is not this simple. You need to actually read and understand it to appreciate it.

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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

The Wedding at Cana-the Story from the Urantia Book

By noon on Wednesday almost a thousand guests had arrived in Cana, more than four times the number invited to the wedding feast. It was a Jewish custom to celebrate weddings on Wednesday, and the invitations had been sent abroad for the wedding one month previously. In the forenoon and early afternoon it appeared more like a public reception for Jesus than a wedding. Everybody wanted to greet this near-famous Galilean, and he was most cordial to all, young and old, Jews and gentile. And everybody rejoiced when Jesus consented to lead the preliminary wedding procession.
Jesus was now thoroughly self-conscious regarding his human existence, his divine pre-existence, and the status of his combined, or fused, human and divine natures. With perfect poise he could at one moment enact the human role or immediately assume the personality prerogatives of the divine nature.
As the day slowly passed on, Jesus became increasingly conscious that the people were expecting him to perform some wonder; more especially he recognized that his family and his six disciple-apostles were looking for him appropriately to announce his forthcoming kingdom by some startling and supernatural manifestation.
Early in the afternoon Mary (earthly mother of Jesus) summoned James (Jesus’ earthly brother), and together they made bold to approach Jesus to inquire if he would admit them to his confidence to the extent of informing them at what hour and at what point in connection with the wedding ceremonies he had planned to manifest himself as the ‘supernatural one.’
 No sooner had they spoken of these matters to Jesus than they saw they had aroused his characteristic dislike. He said only this much:
“If you love me, then be willing to be with me while I wait upon the will of my Father who is in heaven.”
But the eloquence of his rebuke lay in the expression of his face.
This move of his mother was a great disappointment to the human Jesus, and he was much sobered by his reaction to her suggestive proposal that he permit himself to indulge in some outward demonstration of his divinity.
That was one of the very things he had decided not to do when so recently isolated in the hills.
For several hours Mary was much depressed.
She said to James:
“I cannot understand him; what can it all mean? Is there no end to his strange conduct?”
James and Jude tried to comfort their mother, while Jesus withdrew for an hour’s solitude.
But he returned to the gathering and was once more lighthearted and joyous.
The wedding proceeded with a hush of expectancy, but the entire ceremony was finished and not a move, not a word, from the honored guest. Then it was whispered about that the carpenter and boat-builder, announced by John as “the Deliverer,” would show his hand during the evening festivities, perhaps at the wedding supper.
But all expectance of such a demonstration was effectually removed from the minds of his six disciple-apostles when he called them together just before the wedding supper and, in great earnestness, said:
“Think not that I have come to this place to work some wonder for the gratification of the curious or for the conviction of those who doubt. Rather are we here to wait upon the will of our Father who is in heaven.”
But when Mary and the others saw him in consultation with his associates, they were fully persuaded in their own minds that something extraordinary was about to happen. And they all sat down to enjoy the wedding supper and the evening of festive good fellowship.
The father of the bridegroom had provided plenty of wine for all the guests bidden to the marriage feast, but how was he to know that the marriage of his son was to become an event so closely associated with the expected manifestation of Jesus as the Messianic deliverer? He was delighted to have the honor of numbering the celebrated Galilean among his guests, but before the wedding supper was over, the servants brought him the disconcerting news that the wine was running short.
By the time the formal supper had ended and the guests were strolling about in the garden, the mother of the bridegroom confided to Mary that the supply of wine was exhausted.
And Mary confidently said:
“Have no worry—I will speak to my son. He will help us.”
And thus did she presume to speak, notwithstanding the rebuke of but a few hours before.
Throughout a period of many years, Mary had always turned to Jesus for help in every crisis of their home life at Nazareth so that it was only natural for her to think of him at this time. But this ambitious mother had still other motives for appealing to her eldest son on this occasion.
As Jesus was standing alone in a corner of the garden, his mother approached him, saying,
“My son, they have no wine.”
And Jesus answered,
“My good woman, what have I to do with that?”
Said Mary, “But I believe your hour has come; cannot you help us?”
Jesus replied: “Again I declare that I have not come to do things in this wise. Why do you trouble me again with these matters?”
And then, breaking down in tears, Mary entreated him,
“But, my son, I promised them that you would help us; won’t you please do something for me?”
And then spoke Jesus:
“Woman, what have you to do with making such promises? See that you do it not again. We must in all things wait upon the will of the Father in heaven.”
Mary the mother of Jesus was crushed; she was stunned!
As she stood there before him motionless, with the tears streaming down her face, the human heart of Jesus was overcome with compassion for the woman who had borne him in the flesh; and bending forward, he laid his hand tenderly upon her head, saying:
“Now, now, Mother Mary, grieve not over my apparently hard sayings, for have I not many times told you that I have come only to do the will of my heavenly Father? Most gladly would I do what you ask of me if it were a part of the Father’s will—”
And Jesus stopped short, he hesitated.
Mary seemed to sense that something was happening. Leaping up, she threw her arms around Jesus’ neck, kissed him, and rushed off to the servants’ quarters, saying,
 “Whatever my son says, that do.”
But Jesus said nothing. He now realized that he had already said—or rather desirefully thought—too much.
Mary was dancing with glee. She did not know how the wine would be produced, but she confidently believed that she had finally persuaded her first-born son to assert his authority, to dare to step forth and claim his position and exhibit his Messianic power.
And, because of the presence and association of certain universe powers and personalities, of which all those present were wholly ignorant, she was not to be disappointed.
The wine Mary desired and which Jesus, the God-man, humanly and sympathetically wished for, was forthcoming.
Near at hand, stood six water-pots of stone, filled with water, holding about twenty gallons apiece.
This water was intended for subsequent use in the final purification ceremonies of the wedding celebration. The commotion of the servants about these huge stone vessels, under the busy direction of his mother, attracted Jesus’ attention, and going over, he observed that they were drawing wine out of them by the pitcher.
It was gradually dawning upon Jesus what had happened.
Of all persons present at the marriage feast of Cana, Jesus was the most surprised.
Others had expected him to work a wonder, but that was just what he had purposed not to do.
And then the Son of Man recalled the admonition of his Personalized Thought Adjuster in the hills. He recounted how the Adjuster had warned him about the inability of any power or personality to deprive him of the creator prerogative of independence of time.
On this occasion power transformers, midwayers, and all other required personalities were assembled near the water and other necessary elements, and in the face of the expressed wish of the Universe Creator Sovereign, there was no escaping the instantaneous appearance of wine.
And this occurrence was made doubly certain since the Personalized Adjuster had signified that the execution of the Son’s desire was in no way a contravention of the Father’s will.
But this was in no sense a miracle.
No law of nature was modified, abrogated, or even transcended.
Nothing happened but the abrogation of time in association with the celestial assembly of the chemical elements requisite for the elaboration of the wine.
At Cana on this occasion the agents of the Creator made wine just as they do by the ordinary natural processes except that they did it independently of time and with the intervention of superhuman agencies in the matter of the space assembly of the necessary chemical ingredients.
Furthermore it was evident that the enactment of this so-called miracle was not contrary to the will of the Paradise Father, else it would not have transpired, since Jesus had already subjected himself in all things to the Father’s will.
When the servants drew this new wine and carried it to the best man, the “ruler of the feast,” and when he had tasted it, he called to the bridegroom, saying:
“It is the custom to set out first the good wine and, when the guests have well drunk, to bring forth the inferior fruit of the vine; but you have kept the best of the wine until the last of the feast.”
Mary and the disciples of Jesus were greatly rejoiced at the supposed miracle which they thought Jesus had intentionally performed, but Jesus withdrew to a sheltered nook of the garden and engaged in serious thought for a few brief moments.
He finally decided that the episode was beyond his personal control under the circumstances and, not being adverse to his Father’s will, was inevitable.
When he returned to the people, they regarded him with awe; they all believed in him as the Messiah.
But Jesus was sorely perplexed, knowing that they believed in him only because of the unusual occurrence which they had just inadvertently beheld.
Again Jesus retired for a season to the housetop that he might think it all over.
[This story with much details as retold in Paper-137 of the Urantia Book has made me think deeper into the meanings of all these. Reading this has been very refreshing to my mind. For reading the Urantia Book visit my website.]