Course XXXIX - Teaching 9: Jupiter

In the poor light of the system, large infrared bands passed through the nitrogenized ether. There was a constant and terrible fight for the control between the subtlest virgin spheres emanated from the bosom of the mother mass and the physical globes already formed.
It was the cycle of descent to matter, and matter had to overcome as a whole.
To be successful, an immensely great planet had to be formed to overcome by means of its stability those globes that did not possess a perfect stability, and to establish the heavy rhythm on the ecliptic, which would give a chance and a place to physical existence on the ecliptic.
The Divine Mother had to give birth to a son who would rule over all peoples with tough policy. This was Jupiter’s destiny.
We can compare Jupiter with a human form just imitating the mythology that describes him with an enormous aspect and an immense nose in the middle of his face.
Jupiter’s mass, because of its great size, could absorb enormous quantities of energy and could transmute it into matter. Its great size demanded much food. So, Jupiter gradually established the order in the ecliptic through continuous absorption of remaining energies. As the remaining parts of energy of the system are consumed, then the physical globes orderly begin their natural and heavy rotation. The subtler planetary bodies that could not become condensed were destroyed, and their released energies were immediately re-absorbed.
Material life began on the planets after the absorption of reddish meteorites that passed through spaces of the system in all directions without any point of support, and after the defeat of the Red Apocalyptic Dragon.
Any physically inept sidereal body and “child prodigy” of the system, torn to pieces in thousands of particles, were chained to the rotation of planets and formed the cohort of asteroids and planetoids that continuously would be with them.
So, the physical globes developed and eventually matured after the quick and final condensation of the immense Jupiter, father of many gods. The slow and detached Saturn is overcome and overwhelmed by the strong Zeus, who establishes his material reign over the other planets, his brothers, being within heavier that on his surface.
Without exception, every ancient mythology and theogony describes this planetary war in which the auric globes were torn to pieces and tied to physical globes.
Puranas speak of a heavenly war between gods. The Egyptians speak of the fight between Osiris and Typhon. Hindu people speak of the war of Indra against the Asuras.
And the Revelation, Teaching 12, describes this war in an insuperable way: “And there was war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon fought and his angels, and prevailed not; neither was their place found any more in heaven”.
In the sixth Stanza of Dzyan, also it is written: “There were harsh battles between creators and destroyers, and harsh battles for the space, and the seed continuously appeared and disappeared”. Vegetal life started in Jupiter. Man was there just an immense plant, and the entities that inhabited the planet were a very high cohort of angels without physical or ethereal body.
Mythology ever shows the Great King of Gods trying time and again to seduce these great beings for the creation of man, but he cannot procreate but gods or monsters.
The great regent of the planet must descend on Earth if he wants to be father of man, because this privilege was exclusively reserved to Earth.