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SITIMANWESTAL WORLD World of hterarehic ides TII1RD TRIAD 45:I

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Submanifestal conaciounness (44:1-7). 44-consciousness interplanetary consetousness

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Superessential conseiousness (45:1-7). 45-consciousness planstary consciousness

SUPERESSENT1AL WORLD Second solis superessential envelope (45:4.7)

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The Augoeides. mao's vicarious second self EggE.,..-pLAL WORLD SECOND TRIAD Second selis essentia1 envelope (46:1-7)

Essential conaciousness (46:1-7), 46-consciousness, wisdom and love nor fd c onsc iousness

The monad ~ned and sclf.conscious in the second triad is talled a "second self"

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CAUSAL WORLD World of ?Iskalle ideal

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THE CHAIN OF TRIADS The monad activates its three triads from below up, hence the lowest triad is called the first and the highest, the third. When the monad can activate its entire first triad, it is called a first self; the second triad, a second self; and when it can activate its third triad, it is called a third self.

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THE SEPTENARY The 49 cosmic worlds are divided into seven series of seven worlds in each series. The division into septenaries is due to the fact that the three aspects of existence can be combined in seven different ways as shown below. The table makes it easier to analyze the composition of matter, the relationships of the aspects, the seven types and departments.

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THE STRUCTURE OF A SEVEN-CLOBE The diagram shows a lowest seven-globe, having the lowest matter existing. The concentric circles intend to show how higher molecular worlds form concentric layers in the globes, penetrating all their lower worlds as weil as extending far beyond them. Atomic matter, however, does not form concentric worlds but exists everywhere in the solar system, penetrating molecular matter. The seven globes 1-7 enter into the greater essential globe (46:r-7), which is part of one of the ten 49-globes. The diagram does not show the relative sizes of the globes, nor the distances that separate them. 47:1-3 47:4-7 48:1-7 49:1-4 49:5-7