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'''''Ptaah:''''' ''This question also occupied us, so we asked the Arahat Athersata level, who explained to us that Nokodemion was a creation of the planet SADR, which was in the WARON sun system, which moved in the LYREN galaxy, 3,816,000,000 light years distant from the SOL system.'' | '''''Ptaah:''''' ''This question also occupied us, so we asked the Arahat Athersata level, who explained to us that Nokodemion was a creation of the planet SADR, which was in the WARON sun system, which moved in the LYREN galaxy, 3,816,000,000 light years distant from the SOL system.'' | ||
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Revision as of 08:44, 29 November 2016
Nokodemion was a creation of the planet Sadr, which was in the Waron star system, which moved in the Lyren galaxy, 3,816,000,000 light years distant from the Sol star system. Nokodemion was the first incarnated personality of the same spirit-form that currently inhabits the human being known as BEAM.
Contact Report 238
Quote from Contact Report 238, line 668:
Ptaah: This question also occupied us, so we asked the Arahat Athersata level, who explained to us that Nokodemion was a creation of the planet SADR, which was in the WARON sun system, which moved in the LYREN galaxy, 3,816,000,000 light years distant from the SOL system.
Incarnation, Genealogy and Lineage Chart PDF
https://www.creationaltruth.org/Portals/0/Documents/Reference%20Material/Lineage-Genealogy-sec.pdf
Common misconceptions
List of common misconceptions about the FIGU information by subject
Explanation about the broad subject of why
- Each universe brings forth a universal prophet who is repeatedly materializing again as a human being in order to help the various humankinds speeding up evolution. That’s a normal occurrence.[1]
Further Reading
