Hi Bonita,
Are you telling me that the space within my cells is the same space I was born with?
No, of course not. There is not a molecule in your body that was there when you were born. When TUB states that space is a property of matter, that is a proprietary relationship. Decay is a continuous process in space-time creations and that alone would interfere with this relationship between matter and space. Disintegration is a final divorce and the assets are divided and transferred.
Furthermore, Havona is not absolute; it is subabsolute, or absonite. So why wouldn’t it also be filled with non-absolute space?
I agree with a qualification. Even though I understand your point about the absonite, you have convinced me that non-absolute space is the space that the spheres of Havona move through, but I question whether Triata materialization acually contain space as a property. Just a hunch.
Yet nowhere does it say that the Havona day-year is fixed, at least I can’t find anything to support that claim. Time cannot be fixed, it is always relative. Havona time is relative to Paradise, which is motionless, or fixed.
You are tenacious and you have convinced me on this also. Though they do tell us indirectly that the Havona spheres do not rotate, only revolve, bases on the Day-year being one and the same.
You’ve based your assumption concerning the volume of space upon something that cannot exist – fixed time. You’ve also linked growth and decay to space volume, something that I find no evidence of being factual. The total volume of space is finite. When one area expands another area contracts but it does not necessarily affect density. Density is a dimensionless ratio. When space expands and contracts it does not change the ratio. Therefore, expansion does not equal growth and contraction does not equal decay of matter. I don’t know where you get that idea from. Do you think that space is squeezed out of matter during the contraction phase of space respiration? I’m not following that. I’m quite sure that the same amount of space will be within any given piece of matter regardless of space respiration.
As I said, I believe that space can move through matter since it is unresponsive to gravity. I do not think that the movement of space changes the ratios between space and mass making up any individual body. If those ratios changed with space respiration wouldn’t each of us be expanding right now along with space?
I never thought time was fixed and I did not think through the orbit of Havona spheres. However, density is mass/volume. Although the totality of space is finite, being pervaded plus unpervaded space, but pervaded space has matter-energies and forces not present in unpervaded space. Therefore, pervaded space does experience changes in density. Expansion is associated with decay and contraction with growth. During contraction there is increasing density due to the same matter-enregy per unit volume. I am specking about the matter content of space, not the space content of matter. The fact that the ultimaton (matter) has Paradise as its nucleus, tells me that the smallest unit of measurable energy also has respiration of its proprietary space.
(1155.4)105:2.11 7. The Universal One of Infinity. I AM as I AM. This is the stasis or self-relationship of Infinity, the eternal fact of infinity-reality and the universal truth of reality-infinity. In so far as this relationship is discernible as personality, it is revealed to the universes in the divine Father of all personality — even of absolute personality. In so far as this relationship is impersonally expressible, it is contacted by the universe as the absolute coherence of pure energy and of pure spirit in the presence of the Universal Father. In so far as this relationship is conceivable as an absolute, it is revealed in the primacy of the First Source and Center; in him we all live and move and have our being, from the creatures of space to the citizens of Paradise; and this is just as true of the master universe as of the infinitesimal ultimaton, just as true of what is to be as of that which is and of what has been.
So you love your son despite the fact that he is an anesthesiologist, huh? I generally did not have differences with the species surgeon.
Actually, most of my close friends were anesthesiologists. I’ll be the first to admit that too many fellow surgeons were anal sphincters. I am pleased my son chose anesthesiology. He gets to sit down and save his dogs.

