(Note: This is the first of the unanswered questions about ITC, the afterlife, and our ancient heritage that I hope to find answers to in this series of articles.)
Question 1: Assuming the Edenites were busy terraforming all (or most) of the inner planets of the solar system, how did physical life on Earth survive after the explosion of Eden/Marduk, while all the other planets became barren during the holocaust?
Best guess: Earth might simply have been on the opposite side of the sun when Eden exploded.
This picture shows the approximate orbit sizes of the inner planets, including Eden.
The picture below, showing the relative sizes of the sun and planets, suggests how our world might have been protected from the blast. If the massive sun stood directly between Earth and the exploding Eden, it would have been like standing behind a brick wall when a grenade goes off. There’d be blast concussion, but maybe no other serious injury.
(picture courtesy of NASA and Martin Kornmesser, with my addition of Eden)
So, that’s the scenario the makes the most sense to me:
Survival of life on Earth 4 billion years ago was just a matter of being in the right place at the right time when Eden (Marduk) exploded.
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Extremely interesting, but it is not entirely clear for me why you do assume that a ´real’ planet MUST have preceded the spirit one.
Furthermore, why aren’t you surprised for the re emergence of the Babylonian god in the Christian afterworld? Do you assume that the sumerian-babylonian Enuma Elish was the template for the Bible? If so, it would be an unbearable shock for many scholars!
Hi Alex,
My hypothesis (or guess based on evidence and conjecture?) is that the spirit world Eden at level 3, and many trillions of other level-3 worlds have been around for countless eons of our time.
Most of them probably have physical copies like the ones we see through our telescopes (or like the Earth itself), and those physical copies are apparently more brittle, being dense, physical worlds.
It’s like our own physical bodies, which have spirit bodies nested inside (superiposed). While our brittle physical bodies die, our spirit bodies live virtually forever. They’re indestructible, for all intents and purpose.
Spiritual planets also (presumably) live virtually forever.
I’m not sure how much of the ancient Jewish and other religious texts evolved out of the knowledge of even earlier civilizations, but I’d suspect a lot of it did.
Hope I understood your comment correctly and offered a hopefully rational explanation.
Mark