fusion

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fusion
achieved by mind with fragment of pre-Trinity spirit of either Father, Son, or Spirit (56:3.5)
Adjuster fusion (30:1.100) (110:7sec) (112:7sec)
90% of inhabited worlds of Nebadon intended for (49:5.31)
after fusion
Adjusters are without form until after f. (42:12.10)
Adjusters share our destiny and experience; they are us (110:7.4-5) (112:7.10)
ascender receives new name, 40 days’ retirement (47:8.5) (136:2.6)
ascenders not unlike seraphim (112:7.7)
begins ascender’s attempt to actualize limitless possibilities of partnership with God (112:7.14)
mortal gains Adjuster’s memory of all previous mortal indwellings (110:7.4,5) (112:7.1)
no danger to ascender’s eternal career (40:7.5) (112:7.4)
defined as
breaking fetters of time (118:5.2)
conferring oneness of soul with God; eternal life (40:6.1) (40:7.1) (107:2.7)
everlasting self-identification with total and indestructible reality (116:7.5)
inner union with indwelling God fragment (101:6.6) (107:0.4) (111:5.6)
irrevocable choice for eternal career (5:1.11) (110:7.1) (111:3.1) (112:7.5-6)
mortal’s 3rd jubilee (27:7.8)
oneness so perfect that separate identities of man and Adjuster unrecognizable (110:1.6) (112:7.8)
secret of Ascendington (112:7.2)
union of soul with Adjuster (47:8.4)
fusion during mortal life (49:6.18-21) (55:2sec). See also translation
Elijah fused (45:4.15)
Enoch was the first to fuse (45:4.13)
preliminary spiritual elevation (136:2.3-6)
Son seizure is translation from among the living (49:6.18-21) (55:2.9)
translation from living in morontia temple (55:2.2-5)
Jesus attained perfect synchrony with Adjuster prior to baptism (136:2.2)
mortals denominated ascending sons after f. (40:6.1)
normally takes place on mansion worlds (30:4.20-21) (40:8.1) (112:7.3)
simple ceremony marks (47:8.4)
some fail to fuse with Adjuster; become Son-fused (40:8.3)
fusion spirits ascend to level of origin (40:10.1)
no overlapping; creature is either Adjuster-fused, Son-fused, or Spirit-fused (37:5.1) (40:9.1)
Son fusion. See Son-fused mortals
Spirit fusion. See Spirit-fused mortals

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