Paradise gravity
Paradise gravity is centered and focused in the Isle of Paradise. It is absolute gravity and the source of all material gravity in the master universe. All known physical-energy and cosmic-force emanations of nether Paradise invariably and unerringly respond to Paradise gravity. There are three stages of energy-force response.
Paradise-Havona system
Physically regarded, both the Havona and the Paradise circuits are all one and the same system; their separation is purely functional and administrative. Havona is the central universe circling the stationary Isle of Paradise. Together, they constitute the perfect and eternal nucleus of the master universe. See diagram.
Paradise plan
The Eternal Son and the Universal Father are prosecuting the divine plan of progress, which is the universal plan for the creation, evolution, ascension, and perfection of will creatures. It is a plan associated with the physical, mindal, and spiritual evolution of the seven superuniverses. In this plan of perfection attainment, there are three enterprises...
Paradise Sons of God
The Paradise Sons of God that are revealed to us include the Creator Sons (Michaels), Magisterial Sons (Avonals), and the Trinity Teacher Sons (Daynals). These Sons are creations of the three Deities of the Paradise Trinity: Creator Sons (Father-Son), Magisterial Sons (Son-Spirit), and Trinity Teacher Sons (Father-Son-Spirit).
Paradise Trinity
The Paradise Trinity (Paradise Deities) consists of three individualized but eternally associated persons, God the Father, God the Son, and God the Spirit. All three are existent from eternity, without beginning or ending of days. They are co-ordinate, absolute, and infinite—and function as ONE GOD in absolute unity. As an association, the Trinity can be...
Passenger birds
Large passenger birds, also called fandors, were domesticated shortly after the arrival of the Planetary Prince (500,000 years ago) by Bon's group, the board of animal domestication and utilization. They were still being used during the time of Adam and Eve but became extinct about 30,000 years ago. There is no firm fossil record of...
Passover
The Passover Sabbath (Pesach) is a sacred Jewish holiday commemorating the biblical story of the Exodus and the Israelites’ liberation from slavery in Egypt. It begins in late March or April and lasts seven or eight days.
Paul
Paul of Tarsus is considered an apostle of Christ, although he never met Jesus. He experienced a spiritual conversion shortly after Jesus' death and subsequently became instrumental in establishing the Christian church. His doctrines were influenced not only by Jesus’ teachings but also by Mithraism, Stoicism, and the works of Plato and Philo. See also...
Perea
Perea was a region of Roman Palestine that lay east of the Jordan river and the Dead Sea, but it did not extend east as far as the cities of Philadelphia (Amman, Jordan) or Gerasa (Jerash, Jordan), which were included in the region of the Decapolis. The north border of Perea was at Pella and...
Perfections of Days
Perfections of Days administer the ten major sectors of each superuniverse. Three are assigned to each major sector. They are the fourth order of Supreme Trinity Personalities who represent the administrative policies and the executive judgment of the Paradise Trinity.