Master Force Organizers

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Master Force Organizers (29:5sec). See also Universe Power Directors
can affect motions of astronomic systems (15:3.15)
can function in outer space (29:5.7)
control universe making (15:8.10)
created frandalanks with Universe Power Directors (29:4.36)
directed by Architects of Master Universe (29:5.4) (31:9.12)
in Paradise classification (30:1.97-98)
initiate changes which change absoluta into energy (42:1.5)
manipulate space-forces of Unqualified Absolute (29:5.5)
primordial force manipulators, functioning especially in unorganized space (29:5.1) (32:1.1)
report of acting inspector #811,307 about formation of Andronover nebula (57:1.3-4)
supervise superuniverse energy before days of Universe Power Directors (15:4.2) (29:0.10) (32:1.1)
transcendental beings (30:1.97-98) (105:7.8)
types of Master Force Organizers
1. Primary Eventuated (29:0.2)
bring energy to level of initial response to Paradise gravity (42:2.11)
inaugurated energy whirl of Andronover then withdrew at right angles (57:1sec)
modify absoluta into segregata by their passive presence (42:2.5-10)
nebulae creators (12:4.6) (15:4.4) (29:5.5) (41:1.1) (57:1sec)
transmute segregata into puissant energy (29:5.5)
2. Associate Transcendental (29:0.3)
comprise Council of Equilibrium (29:4.2)
leave local universe when Creator Son arrives (29:5.6)
make force-charge of space gravity responsive (11:8.6) (15:4.2-4) (56:9.12)
metamorphose cosmic force in outer space (12:2.4)
retire upon appearance of linear gravity response in favor of Universe Power Directors (42:2.12)
take over from Primary Eventuated Master Force Organizers when energy begins to respond to Paradise gravity (42:2.11)
transmute puissant energy into ultimatons and back to puissant energy (42:6.3)
transmute puissant energy to gravity-energy (29:5.5) (42:2.12)
withstand unbelievable temperatures and conditions (29:5.7)

Cross-references

See also Universe Power Directors

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