CHAPTER 5e
Aboard the Mother-Ship
Ptaah – So it happens only in certain well defined circumstances. About this the science of Earth is in error. If life so existed on your planets Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus, then the forms of life would have to be semi-material only(eteric), and very small. This is not the case that greatness fosters greatness. For this special case, greatness can only be conquered by smallness, but only if of extraordinarily stable form. On your planets Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus, great forms of life would never be able to survive… But as you know, no such creatures are at home on these planets, neither material nor spiritual.
Meier – I was told about this matter, and also was shown at the place and location myself, where I also noticed that these called planets are not really planets. I may appear stupid when I ask a question about the stars, but I have been show the difference between stars and planets, and surely this will be of interest to other human beings too. Will you thus explain the difference between stars and planets?
Ptaah – That is not difficult, and easily explained; planets are cosmic bodies which have practically no light of their own, and which get their light by a conversion of their sun’s radiation’s falling on them. Stars are cosmic bodies which have their me force of radiation, and which generates light from their own radiation’s. Both are inhabitable by creatures of sorts; stars as well as planets, if atmospherics and other circumstances permit it.
Meier – – I see, and what about the suns? Are they perhaps only on the outside solar formations, while inside may exist inhabitable planets?
Ptaah – How made you come by this question?
Meier – oh, I have read in books about these matters. A man by the name of Jacob Lorber, has written decades or even centuries ago, some about such things. me, moreover, has also written about Saturn and other planets, which with Semjase, I have now seen for myself, when Semjase brought me to these planets, and I was able to explore them with her help.
Ptaah – I understand, unfortunately, there exist on Earth many humans who write such kinds of books and other literature. As you can see, these are the products of fantasy. Also the fantasy interpretation with respect to livability of your sun… as no sun is like such statements.
Meier – Yes. Okay, I thought so…
It was at this point that the Pleiadian ship effected a rendezvous with another Great Space mother-ship of the DAL Universe, where meetings were held between the two societies, and where Meier, to his great surprise, was able to meet Asket again, after ten years. That was his surprise… He went over to the DAL ship with Semjase in her small craft, and they were taken inside.
He was almost overcome with excitement and emotion. He thought,
“Man alive! There she stands! There stands Asket and she smiles. I – I me can’t speak. A confounded block is in my throat… Now Asket walks toward me – wordless and smiling, and now she touches my hand, squeezes it and draws me toward her… Dear me, is this real, I am not dreaming… Oh girl…”
Asket – You really are not dreaming. Be very welcome with us. It is a delight and honor to greet you here. I see that a change has happened. I am sorry.
Meier– You mean my arm?
Asket – Yes
Meier – do know that I have already accommodated myself to it, long ago, and I can’t even imagine any more, a life with two arms for me. I have forgotten that.
Asket – If you say so, then it must be. But me don’t you wear a helping device?
Meier – on Earth, unfortunately, these things are still very primitive.
Asket – – I could have a device produced for you, which would fully substitute for your arm. A half organic apparatus.
Meier– many thanks, Asket, that is really very kind of you. But do believe me, on the one hand I can no more imagine myself a life with two arms, and on the other hand, I know very well, that I have not just lost my arm without purpose and sense. The accident and the loss had to be. By that event I have learned immensely much, and will further on learn still more.
Asket – – These thoughts are worthy of you. I just thought that a help in certain ways would be of service to you.
Meier– I really thank you very much, Asket, But I do not want it. You know that such an apparatus would also conjure up many Earth troubles. We have many others there who have also lost legs and arms, who would then desire such means, and against whom it would be unfair for me to conceal such from them. To this moreover is added the problem, that many of those humans, if they had such helping devices, would again become unappreciative (uforstående) forms of life. You know, things being as they are, that the human being falls again into materialism, if only he me well-up again.
On the other hand, scientists and governments would discover the matter, and this could lead to catastrophe. If I had such a semi-organic apparatus or prosthesis, then for sure I could not conceal it for long. The consequences would be that they would take ii away from me to examine and study very thoroughly, and if it was semi-organic, than a way for understanding and duplicating the details may not take long, from which scientists could than produce robots and similar things. (In our present society) these would be used for evil war-connected purposes, possibly catastrophic for earth. As enticing as your offer is, Asket, just for those reasons I could not accept it.