The Natural Sun
Announcements about our sun and its natural conditions
- Chapter 72 -
The interior suns and their inhabitants. Proper and improper ascent of the sun's basic light-spirits
From the outset, we have already noted that the sun is not a compact body but that it consists of seven concentric interior suns, between each of which there is an empty space of several thousand miles.
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It has also been stated that these interior suns are inhabited. The question is: what kind of inhabitants? Are they actual physical inhabitants or do they have a resemblance to your "little men" of the mountains and the so-called air, fire, water and earth spirits? Or are they perhaps a unique type of being not occurring anywhere besides the sun's interior? These three alternatives cannot be dismissed fully, but also not fully affirmed. There is a seeming semblance with these suggestions but none in respect of inner meaning.
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Because with the sun, you must keep in mind that only beings of primitive or solar nature are upon it, whereas upon the planets they are of a secondary or anti-solar nature. Looking only at the form, which of course expresses itself as upon the planets; but their inner nature and its basis stand in the starkest contrast to everything of this type found upon the planets.
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Therewith we are ready to cast a glance at the inhabitants of these inner suns. They differ from each other as the colours of a rainbow; thus we have in reality neither little mountain men, nor air, water, earth or fire spirits or even natural, physical people, but human spirits who only in the course of time will enter exterior natural life either on the surface of the sun or in unfavourable cases, into the outward life upon the planets.
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Whoever seeks a general term for these spirit beings will do best to call them basic solar light-spirits. These spirits manifest to one another, as do natural men among themselves from the atmosphere, wherever they so desire; and they can do so out of their extreme freedom within the space they have been given by Me as a habitat.
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If applying their state of independence and full freedom righteously, they become steadier and more durable in their being with time and can then, along the way of procreation and birth go over to the sun's upper surface, whereupon the aforementioned Path to spiritual perfection stands open to them.
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If however these spirits do not, with their state of intelligent freedom, apply themselves commensurately with My order, they develop themselves in a lawless fashion; then they assume shapes of all kinds of unspeakable aberration. When seeing the favourable departure of the law-abiding ones, the lawless congregate together in trillions upon trillions, attempting to likewise take off, wanting to violently achieve what the law-abiding ones reached along the short and righteous path, namely the outermost solar surface and with it their accustomed, most absolute freedom.
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The starkest contrasts manifest themselves upon the last interior sun, which actually is the first after the actual, visible sun. Because in the more deeply interior sans, the contrasts are of a far less striking nature i.e. the inhabitants are at least in appearance more homogeneous than upon the last interior sun.
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Least noticeable are the differences upon the most interior or solid sun, making up the sun's heart, as it were. From this heart, all these spiritual beings of all shapes strive towards the uppermost sun, the way the blood of the heart goes forth to all parts of the body, setting the nutritious blood down and returning the less nutritious.
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In general terms, it also happens that the lawless spirits upon penetrating to the sun's surface have to turn back from it in all sorts of shapes, through the poles. In this way they are reunited with the sun's heart after lengthy periods, recommencing their thrust and ascent in either orderly or lawless fashion.
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This much we know now. How does the ascent proceed? Concerning the ascent through the inner suns, this is of a more spiritual and hence imperceptible nature and hence not associated with eruptions; but the rise to the solar surface is always of an exceedingly violent fashion.
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The effects of such violent ascent you have already witnessed in the course of explaining solar black spots. What is left to relate is the method of the procedure not only in the now familiar natural sense but also the intelligent spiritual path.
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These spiritual beings of the lawless variety gather together as aforesaid, to countless trillions, somewhat towards the last interior sun's equatorial region. When considering themselves sufficiently powerful they rise up in masses upon masses, penetrating up to the interior surface of the actual sun, probing the weakest part. Finding this spot, which is simultaneously permeated with a host of veins and canals, they penetrate to increasing depth, starting to kindle intensively, making the surface of their attachment likewise to and associating also with the spirits bound within this matter, then steadily seeing them more intensely on fire and applying such force that the several thousand miles thick outer solar crust must give way to them, letting itself be distended upwards in the aforementioned fashion, for an eventual eruption.
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Since through their lawless striving they also gain material weight, as it were, this becomes most useful for their undertaking, making use of the high speed of the sun's revolution around its axis. And it then becomes their literal motive: let us be helped by whatever will and can, for we must gain our objective!
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Then you can now collate this with the explanation of black spots, then any dark spots shall light up when you come, in the alternative case, upon a contradiction which you could not easily have resolved; and some erudite fox may have picked up grit for his sharp teeth, eyes and claws.
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I will suggest such a contradiction along these lines: if these swellings upon the solar equator arose exclusively on account of the centrifugal force around its axis, then I would like to see someone build a temple, and that upon a mountain, where the force is heftier than deep down, without the temple being flung off, together with the occupants, supposing it were possible to build one in the first place! The sun's centrifugal force is proportional to its great gravitational force; but the same can well assist such spiritual undertaking, facilitating rather than inhibiting the latter's violent nature.