Saturn
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Saturn · Chapter 12
Read more: Saturn · Chapter 12← Saturn · Contents Inland lakes, countryside and the population at the shores, links between rivers, streams and lakes. Stone cone groups. Swan rides. 1. The inland lakes mentioned in the previous chapter are quite different than the inland lakes on earth, which are gatherings of standing water at irregular depths. On Saturn the spring…
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Saturn · Chapter 44
Read more: Saturn · Chapter 44← Saturn · Contents Spiritual aspect of religion. 1. Since we have learned about the ceremonial part of the religion of the Saturnites, we shall now turn, as aforementioned, to its spiritual part. 2. Since we have sufficiently observed the ceremonial part, by now it must have crossed your mind that the ceremony where the…
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Saturn · Chapter 13
Read more: Saturn · Chapter 13← Saturn · Contents The shores of the oceans, storm floods, moons, planetary rings and floods, ocean animals, giant blue mussel. 1. To this point we have learned almost everything about the formation of the country itself, the rich vegetation and the waters and how all this can be properly used. Now we will turn…
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Saturn · Chapter 45
Read more: Saturn · Chapter 45← Saturn · Contents The path of rebirth and becoming one with God. 1. Do you now have an idea of what the spiritual religious worship of the Saturnites consists, and how it differentiates from the ceremonial worship? 2. Behind the spiritual ceremony lies well hidden the service of the spirit, which is constant, while…
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Saturn · Chapter 14
Read more: Saturn · Chapter 14← Saturn · Contents The Stick Snail, Pyramid Snail, Disk Snail 1. Following the great giant blue mussel, we will now deal with the snail; first with those which are in the waters, and then with those which, in accordance with their physique, are more developed and live on land. 2. In the waters there…
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Saturn · Chapter 46
Read more: Saturn · Chapter 46← Saturn · Contents The inhabitants of the lowlands 1. Concerning the depths or rather the lowlands of this planet, on different occasions we have learned many things about the lifestyle of those who inhabit the lowlands on Saturn. But a few things remain to be said. 2. Nowhere on this planet will you find…
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Saturn · Chapter 15
Read more: Saturn · Chapter 15← Saturn · Contents The Seven Snail, weight ratios. 1. The fourth snail cannot compete in splendor with the disk snail, although it greatly surpasses it in size. The people of Saturn usually call it the “large seven snail” – not because its shell houses seven individual snails, but because the shell of this snail…
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Saturn · Chapter 47
Read more: Saturn · Chapter 47← Saturn · Contents More about the lowlanders. 1. In the lowlands, especially in the regions of the lakes and large rivers, the people carry on with some kind of bartering. They usually deal with the sort of merchandise with which women adorn themselves in the manner previously described. 2. It does happen that a…
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Saturn · Chapter 2
Read more: Saturn · Chapter 2← Saturn · Contents The surface of Saturn, continental islands, the poles and central zones. Atmospheric conditions and functions of ring. 1. Since we have been given the required introduction, we can dare and begin to take a look at the planet itself. 2. Observe Saturn’s surface: The greatest part is water. On this planet…
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Saturn · Chapter 34
Read more: Saturn · Chapter 34← Saturn · Contents Household, temple, law 1. Who is the head or principal of such a large family or commune in the highlands? 2. If it happens that the progenitor is still alive, he remains both the head and high priest of the family for as long as he lives. When he dies and…
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