Ancient records suggest that universes, galaxies, stars, and planets are alive and sentient and capable of communicating with their Creator, as are the peoples who inhabit them. What does our universe look like? What does it have in common with human physiology? How are we connected to it? What natural infrastructures are designed into it? What did the inhabitants of Babel intend to accomplish when they started building a pyramid? What of our Heavenly progenitors? Is there an eternal pattern of creation, opposition, and redemption common to the Fathers of our God? Are human beings mere creations of God, or are we His literal offspring? Inquiring minds and sincere hearts may find a springboard to soul stretching questions in this candid, concise, and well sourced work.
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INTELLIGENT UNIVERSE
Copyright © 2014 Ilyan Kei Lavanway
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One fundamental question I hope and pray you will answer for yourself after reading this work: Are we mere creations of God, like the trees, the animals, and the stars, or are we literal offspring of God?
CHAPTER ONE
Have you ever wondered what the universe really looks like? Look at pictures of the human brain. That is what the universe looks like.
Gravitational fields in the vicinity of stars are tightly contoured. Live stars combine matter to produce various elements. Some of the elements assembled by stellar activity are blown outward into neighboring space. How much of those elements exceed the escape velocity of the star in which they are born?
I believe stars generate, contain, and maintain naturally occurring wormhole terminals. I further believe that all of the stars throughout the entire cosmos are interconnected by a network of these natural wormholes.
Enoch witnessed that the earth itself is a living, intelligent, sentient being, capable of communicating with its Creator (Moses 7:48-49). It stands to reason that stars and galaxies are living organisms, individual components of a vastly greater whole.
