Life in a Thousand Worlds

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upreme in love, with its mysterious rings and its eig

l is more fertile. The inhabitants resemble us in phy

s to produce sufficient heat to counteract the frigid blasts that would otherwise freeze out the whole planet. These atmospheric conditions attracted my attention

nstructed that it seems to have more than an X-ray power, for it can

and the inhabitants are sustained largely by breathing. This reminded

to solve, for natural laws have but a limited expression in our own world. Here s

d for a few thousand years, she has attained a higher glory

s in science, art and philosophy, you will readily observe that woman has for

types of beauty on this enchanting world. When I first opened my eyes on these scenes, I imagined that I

t. She looked into the mysteries of nature with a shrewd, wizard eye, but, unfortunately, lost her life early in a bold experiment with expl

out making any noise or smoke. This proved a valuable aid to factories and quarries, and

doned owing to some terrible accidents that had occurred. During the earlier part of her career Veord

Ship on

mory the finest and costliest monument that now stands on the whole world of Saturn. Of course, I went to see it. As I stood studying the poetry of the pillars, I looked overhead and saw one of the immense aerial ships carrying a pleasure part

believe that she is more illustrious than the pres

ciate with such great minds in our eternal abode in that Broader Life where the pure of all spheres gather. Will I do wrong i

s the Chinese character language, only

rs. Her writings have been quoted and esteemed as masterpieces all through these ages. Her sty

lassified with an accuracy that is both pleasing and popular. At inter

, she was pure-hearted and possessed fine moral and spiritual qualities. She passe

ome instrument is larger than our organ and has nearly one hu

correspond with every syllable found in their words. A proper familia

epresents a certain vowel-consonant sound. Thus the listener hears

with organ sounds. The great poet musicians can breathe out their inspirations in rapturous melodies. On special occasions famous m

aph. But for carrying messages they have a signal system by which i

seen through the telescope. These rings and moons are inhabited by a type of human beings altogether different from

neighbors in space, having no instruments to carry their

en as you stand on Saturn, and watch the rings and the e

God-adorer at death passes out into the spirit life on the rings whe

sand years after religious life took a distinctive form. Then a man named Trique, who was a shrewd student of the times, after a careful study of the weaknesses found in existing religious

icent churches, costing one million dollars apiece. It took over three years of our time to build these eight churches. Before one year had expired he had started fifty other churches in the centers of Saturn's population. These churches averaged in cost three hundred thousand dollars each. Thus

l and connected. This canvassing was done by the finest scholars that Trique could employ. Each one was supposed to be the pastor of the community he canvassed. T

ique church it grew steadily from the beginning. I will

rnishing a physician and all necessary medicines free of charge

alaried undertakers, and de

ren of its members. This school does a work similar to our Sunday-schoo

one-eleventh of his earnings and to attend the services of the church a

record of the attendance and

ful force when utilized in this manner. He made every church a strong business center commanding the respect of the whole community. Discipline

piritual man and strongly urged a

ars it became so powerful that it could control, if it wish

at one must not imagine the church services and forms in Saturn to be like our worshi

nt composition from ours, and its sky puts on various tints as the day passes, which is a lit

s if trimmed by skilled hands. This is a desirable place to live. But I learned that the inhabitants of Saturn do not appreciate all this wealth