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Those who were counted worthy, the remnant of the Hedonists (or the Hedrons) were allowed to reembody on [[Maldek]]. At that time Maldek was a very pure, virgin planet. With the coming of the Hedrons, this planet was also perverted through a pleasure cult. | Those who were counted worthy, the remnant of the Hedonists (or the Hedrons) were allowed to reembody on [[Maldek]]. At that time Maldek was a very pure, virgin planet. With the coming of the Hedrons, this planet was also perverted through a pleasure cult. | ||
The Hedrons were not a new evolution. They had great experience in science and in war, and they were able to create weapons greater than our most modern nuclear weapons, inventions greater than our most modern forms of transportation in air, on sea and land. And so they brought about a nuclear holocaust on Maldek and destroyed themselves. All that remains of that planet is the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. | The Hedrons were not a new evolution. They had great experience in science and in war, and they were able to create weapons greater than our most modern nuclear weapons, inventions greater than our most modern forms of transportation in air, on sea and land. And so they brought about a nuclear holocaust on Maldek and destroyed themselves. All that remains of that planet is the asteroid belt between [[Mars]] and Jupiter. | ||
Once again there were souls thrust from physical embodiment floating on the astral plane. Once again, life provided an opportunity. The [[Lords of Karma]] determined that two-thirds of the evolution of that entire planet were not worthy of perpetuation. They were brought to [[final judgment]] and they passed through the [[second death]]. One third who were considered redeemable, those who were humanitarians, philanthropists, scientists, who had resisted war and inharmony, who had resisted the misuse of love—love as obedience and love as vision—were allowed to reembody upon the earth. | Once again there were souls thrust from physical embodiment floating on the astral plane. Once again, life provided an opportunity. The [[Lords of Karma]] determined that two-thirds of the evolution of that entire planet were not worthy of perpetuation. They were brought to [[final judgment]] and they passed through the [[second death]]. One third who were considered redeemable, those who were humanitarians, philanthropists, scientists, who had resisted war and inharmony, who had resisted the misuse of love—love as obedience and love as vision—were allowed to reembody upon the earth. | ||