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subnormals.
See
inferiors
success.
See
achievement
;
defeat
;
disappointment
;
earning a living
;
initiative
;
wealth
Succoth
165:0.1
(1817;1)
Sudna
Havona Servital who became Graduate Guide
24:7.5
(271;4)
Suduanism.
See
Jainism
Suez region
61:3.8
(697;3)
suffering.
See also
difficulties
;
disease
;
injury
Adjuster cannot lessen hardships
111:7.2
(1223;4)
an inevitability
3:5.6,14
(51;5)
,
181:1.6
(1954;3)
avoid mere fellowship in misery
159:3.11
(1766;7)
awful moments that bear down with crushing cruelty
182:3.9
(1969;4)
believers sustained by hope; are uncomplaining when faced by inescapable hardships
34:6.13
(381;7)
,
101:3.4
(1108;3)
,
156:5.13,20
(1739;8)
,
188:5.10
(2019;3)
benefits deriving from suffering
compensations for tribulation.
See
compensations
essential to progressive evolution
86:2.1
(951;3)
greatest affliction is never to have been afflicted
48:7.14
(556;1)
many will enter kingdom only with much
s.
136:8.6
(1521;1)
,
137:6.5
(1533;3)
,
181:2.29
(1962;3)
may be tempering fire transmuting soft iron into tempered steel of real character
118:10.9
(1305;4)
purpose of affliction
148:5sec
(1661;3)
,
151:0.1
(1688;1)
there is correction in suffering
148:5.5
(1662;2)
trials reveal man's soul
165:6.2
(1824;5)
wisdom only learned through experiencing tribulation
48:7.14
(556;1)
,
132:7.2
(1466;2)
discourse on Job
148:6sec
(1662;3)
does God experience
s.
?
3:6.6
(53;4)
experience less
s.
by making fewer plans for others
48:6.25
(555;4)
from accidents, imperfection, and sin
148:6.11
(1664;3)
in all our afflictions God is afflicted
1:5.16
(29;6)
,
2:5.3
(39;2)
,
3:6.6
(53;4)
,
97:5.3
(1066;7)
is transient
54:6.4
(619;1)
Jesus endured great
182:3.7
(1969;2)
let decisions favor those in undeserved
s.
132:5.3
(1463;1)
man should not blame God for affliction he brings upon himself
148:5.3
(1661;5)
much results from misdeeds of Caligastia, Adam
145:3.7
(1632;6)
,
148:5.2
(1661;4)
Nebadon being forged under hammer of
9:1.7
(100;1)
noble truths of
s.
in Buddhism
94:8.3-4
(1036;5)
not sent as arbitrary punishment for wrongdoing
97:6.3
(1067;6)
,
148:5.3
(1661;5)
,
166:4.3,10
(1830;3)
Permian was era of biologic tribulation
59:6sec
(682;7)
primitive tribes experienced
69:2.2
(773;3)
savages believed spirits derived satisfaction from seeing
89:0.2
(974;2)
shamanic theories of
90:3.4-9
(989;6)
when
s.
, rest in unassailable citadel of spirit
100:2.7
(1096;4)
suffrage
danger of early universal
71:2.1
(801;5)
elections represent right way to do even a wrong thing
71:2.3
(802;2)
in continental nation
additional votes conferred
72:9.3
(817;7)
compulsory; exercised by social groups
72:9.7-8
(818;2)
conferred at 20
72:3.7
(811;7)
defective, idle, indifferent, or criminal individuals disenfranchised
72:9.4,8
(817;8)
government employees disenfranchised
72:9.4
(817;8)
nation doomed if inferiors in majority possess ballot
72:9.8
(818;3)
representative government presupposes universal
71:2.12
(802;11)
universal
s.
on Jerusem
45:7.6
(518;2)
suggestion.
See
hypnosis
;
persuasion
suicide
ancient vogue
70:6.6
(790;3)
,
70:10.10
(795;7)
examples
Judas
186:1sec
(1997;4)
King Saul
124:6.3
(1374;3)
,
134:9.5
(1495;2)
Pontius Pilate
185:1.6
(1988;5)
flight from realities of existence
139:12.13
(1567;6)
Phrygian mystery cult celebrated Attis's
97:4.4
(1066;1)
testifies men are more than animals
160:1.5
(1773;2)
those rejecting survival are committing
117:4.4,10-11
)
widows once committed
s.
on husbands' graves
82:3.12
(916;8)
Suites
defeated Sumerians
78:8.10
(876;7)
Sumer
Mesopotamian city-state
78:8.9
(876;6)
Sumerians.
See also
Mesopotamia
absorbed into northern Semites
78:8.10
(876;7)
city-states ruled by apostate descendants of Sethites
78:8.7
(876;4)
distinguished between inanimate and animate
103:6.10
(1136;5)
Dravidian commerce with
79:3.6-7
(881;6)
from Mesopotamia city state of Sumer
78:8.9-10
(876;6)
greatly respected as teachers, directors, and civil rulers
78:8.6
(876;3)
in 5000 B.C. purest Adamite strains in Sumeria
80:7.9
(896;1)
knew of first and second Edens
77:4.9
(860;4)
language Aryan, not Semitic
77:4.7
(860;2)
lived at mouth of Tigris and Euphrates rivers
77:4.6
(860;1)
,
78:8sec
(875;5)
made pottery
81:2.15
(903;1)
no city groups able to overcome united
s.
78:8.5-6
(876;2)
Nodite and Adamite origin
77:2.10
(857;7)
,
77:4.6-9
(860;1)
,
78:1.4
(868;6)
,
78:8sec
(875;5)
originated 200,000 years ago as full-grown superior culture after submergence of Dalamatia
77:4.7
(860;2)
used castor oil and opium as medicine
90:4.9
(992;1)
sun (Urantia's).
See also
Monmatia
;
suns
6 billion years old
41:9.5
(465;5)
6000 mile thick gaseous stone surface
41:6.3-6
(462;1)
6,000°F on surface; 35,000,000°F at center
41:6.7
(462;5)
,
41:7.2
(463;2)
Andronover sun #1,013,572; among last thrown off
57:1.1
(651;3)
,
57:4.8
(655;4)
diameter is 1 million miles
41:3.2
(458;2)
heat given off in 1 second would boil water in all Urantia's oceans in 1 second
41:7.6
(463;6)
mass of 2 octillion tons; 1.5 times density of water
41:4sec
(459;5)
pours forth death-dealing rays
58:2.4
(666;1)
radiates 100 billion tons of matter annually
41:9.3
(465;3)
shines on the evil and the good
2:5.1
(38;6)
,
140:3.16
(1571;3)
,
166:4.4
(1830;4)
some unknown spectral lines have been modified by shattered elements in space
41:6.1
(461;5)
spectra overstate quantity of iron in
41:6.7
(462;5)
sun worship
Amenemope taught
95:4.2
(1046;3)
among Egyptians
95:2.7-8
(1044;6)
Andon narrowed avoided
63:6.2
(716;1)
cult absorbed Salem gospel
93:7.3
(1022;1)
great stones set up as tokens to sun; Stonehenge
80:9.13
(898;8)
Ikhnaton established monotheism under guise of
95:5.6,7,11
(1047;6)
in agricultural ages
80:9.13
(898;8)
,
85:5sec
(947;4)
Mithraic Sol Invictus
98:5.3
(1082;4)
persists in Brittany
80:9.14
(899;1)
sun honored by naming of Sunday
85:5.2
(947;5)
sunlight.
See also
light
: material light;
suns
: sunlight
health-giving and disease-destroying properties
66:5.20
(748;1)
ionizes upper atmosphere
58:2.6-10
(666;3)
ozone layer filters out extreme ultraviolet rays
58:2.2
(665;5)
sunspots
11-1/2 year cycle
41:3.8
(459;2)
,
57:5.2
(655;7)
cycles show our sun was variable star
57:5.2
(655;7)
Urantia receives two-billionths of total radiation
58:2.1
(665;4)
will shine on efficiently for 25 billion years
41:9.5
(465;5)
Sunday
sun honored by name of first day of week
85:5.2
(947;5)
sunrise
backward tribes lament over each new
86:2.2
(951;4)
suns
15:5sec
(170;4)
,
15:6.3-5
(172;5)
,
41:3-9secs
).
See also
space bodies
;
sun (Urantia's)
10 trillion in Orvonton
15:6.5
(172;7)
abundant space to accommodate all
41:3.2
(458;2)
average diameter is one million miles
41:3.2
(458;2)
burned-out
s.
become dark islands of space
15:5.11
(171;6)
cannot degrade ultimatons
41:7.5
(463;5)
,
42:4.8
(473;6)
,
42:6.3
(476;5)
collapse of Andromeda and Crab nebulas
41:8.2,3
(464;4)
convert matter into energy
42:4.9
(473;7)
cooling stars have lost free ultimatonic energy
41:4.3
(459;7)
creation of planets.
See
planets
: origins
density
41:3.6
(458;6)
,
41:4sec
(459;5)
energy from
s.
moves straight forward in particles, not waves
41:5.6-8
(461;2)
exist in 1000 states and stages
15:6.3
(172;5)
explosion point of ultimatonic condensation
41:3.6
(458;6)
explosion whose light reached Urantia in A.D. 1572
41:3.5
(458;5)
give out heat and light for trillions of years
15:6.4
(172;6)
interiors are vast X ray generators
41:5.3
(460;7)
larger nebulas can give origin to 100 million
s.
15:4.5
(169;5)
local accelerators of energy circulation
15:6.4
(172;6)
majority have planets
57:4.2
(654;7)
most born by being thrown off spinning nebula
57:3.6
(653;6)
most not very dense; some immensely dense
41:3.6
(458;6)
,
41:5.1
(460;5)
named.
See
astronomy
: places named
nuclear reactions in
41:8sec
(464;3)
number in master universe
41:3.2
(458;2)
origin
15:4-5secs
)
rays comprise 4 octaves of wave-energy
42:5.1
(474;5)
rejuvenation of dying
s.
through collision, recharging
15:5.11-12
(171;6)
,
41:7.8
(464;2)
runaway particles occasion collapse
41:8.3
(464;5)
s.
in channels of universe energy shine on forever
41:7.7
(464;1)
shattered atoms found in cooling
42:3.7
(472;5)
size determines state
41:3.3-4
(458;3)
solar supergases density equal to iron
41:4.3
(459;7)
solar supergases made of subelectronic matter
42:3.4
(472;2)
sources of solar energy
41:7sec
(463;1)
spectral analysis only shows surface conditions
41:6.7
(462;5)
stability dependent on gravity-heat equilibrium
41:9sec
(465;1)
stable internal temperature of 35,000,000°F; heat given off
15:6.4
(172;6)
,
41:4.7
(460;4)
,
41:7.1-6
(463;1)
,
41:9.1
(465;1)
subatomic matter in interiors of
42:3.6
(472;4)
sunlight.
See also
light
: material light;
sun (Urantia's)
: sunlight
consists of electrons agitated by X rays
41:5.4-5
(460;8)
octave of wave energy
42:5.1,10
(474;5)
sunspots
found in once-variable stars
57:5.2
(655;7)
function as enormous magnets
58:2.7-8
(666;4)
majority result from internal fluctuations
41:3.9
(459;3)
power centers not concerned with
41:1.2
(456;1)
supported from within by X ray bombardment
41:5.3
(460;7)
types of suns
15:6.3-4
(172;5)
age and condition revealed by color of light
41:3.7
(459;1)
dead
s.
not suited for life
15:6.9
(173;4)
formation of double stars
15:5.7-8
(171;2)
,
41:3.3-5,9
)
great binary
s.
frequently overlap
58:3.4
(667;3)
most dwarf
s.
are old; most giant
s.
are young
41:3.7
(459;1)
s.
that shine without heat
15:6.3
(172;5)
,
15:7.1
(174;1)
variable
s.
are measuring points for exploration
41:3.10
(459;4)
white dwarfs
41:8.2
(464;4)
younger
s.
experience huge respiratory heaves
41:3.8
(459;2)
,
41:9.3
(465;3)
ultimatonic leakage causes early losses
41:9.1
(465;1)
underlying order exists in energy upheavals among
4:1.5
(55;3)
Universe Power Directors use
s.
as way stations to concentrate and direct energy circuits
41:3.1
(458;1)
very hot
s.
help prevent gravity from converting all energy into matter
15:8.5
(175;8)
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