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According to The Urantia Book, when we die, our mortal life on Earth comes to an end, and we transition to the next phase of our existence in the afterlife. Here are some relevant quotations from The Urantia Book regarding what happens when we die:

1. "When a planetary system is settled in life, its inhabited worlds become the wards of a watchcare council of ascendant beings." (Paper 30:1.1)
This quote suggests that after death, individuals become the responsibility of higher beings who guide and care for them in the afterlife.

2. "Mortal death […] results in the liberation of the indwelling Monitor" (Paper 112:2.12)
This quote indicates that after death, the indwelling divine presence called the "Monitor" (referring to the Thought Adjuster or Fragment of God within each person) is released from the physical body.

3. "On the mansion worlds, […] you will resume your intellectual training and spiritual development at the exact level whereon they were interrupted by death." (Paper 55:8.12)
This passage suggests that after death, individuals continue their spiritual and intellectual growth in the mansion worlds, picking up from where they left off in their mortal life.

4. "The essence of Jerusem citizenship is the willingness to subordinate self to faithful and loving service, to loyalty and devotion to doing the Father's will." (Paper 45:2.1)
This quote indicates that in the afterlife, a focus on service and being aligned with the divine will is significant.

5. " On the mansion worlds, the resurrected mortal survivors resume their lives just where they left off when overtaken by death." (Paper 47:9.2)
This passage implies that after death, individuals continue their lives in the afterlife from where they left off in terms of personal progress and development.

These quotations describe that death is not the end, but rather a continuation of our journey in the spiritual realms, where we continue to learn, grow, and serve.

How death is talked about in the Urantia teachings.?
Possible answer.
In The Urantia Book, death is described as the "natural" end of life and a transition to the next life beyond the physical realm. Here are a few quotations from The Urantia Book that pertain to death:

1. "Death is only the beginning of an endless career of adventure, an everlasting life of anticipation, an eternal voyage of discovery." (Paper 34:7.7)

2. "Though death terminates the mortal career, it is only the beginning of an entirely new experience for the resurrected soul." (Paper 110:6.5)

3. "The moment you remove your mind and endowments from this world, you take your first step upon the eternal career of Paradise service." (Paper 39:5.10)

4. "In death, the consciousness of personality is suspended; the human personality is not present in the surviving soul of natural death." (Paper 112:4.17)

5. "You begin over there right where you leave off down here." (Paper 47:1.3)

These quotes suggest that death is not the end of existence but rather a transition to a new phase of spiritual growth and exploration. It is considered a natural process that leads to an eternal life in the spiritual realms.

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Upon the completion of the Creator Son's seventh and final creature bestowal, the uncertainties of periodic isolation terminate for the Divine Minister, and the Son's universe helper becomes forever settled in surety and control. It is at the enthronement of the Creator Son as a Master Son, at the jubilee of jubilees, that the Universe Spirit, before the assembled hosts, first makes public and universal acknowledgment of subordination to the Son, pledging fidelity and obedience. This event occurred in Nebadon at the time of Michael's return to Salvington after the Urantian bestowal. Never before this momentous occasion did the Universe Spirit acknowledge subordination to the Universe Son, and not until after this voluntary relinquishment of power and authority by the Spirit could it be truthfully proclaimed of the Son that "all power in heaven and on earth has been committed to his hand." ~33:3.5~[https://www.urantiabook.org/033-Administration-of-the.../](https://www.urantiabook.org/033-Administration-of-the.../?fbclid=IwAR1ZzHBk_7BxnNo6twDNniw0oOh_WybnCjClZvD2VJCoZE9tNEQWytVizgQ)...

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Is there intelligent life on other planets?

What is God's purpose for my life?

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God's Love is Fatherly and lasts forever.

But the love of God is an intelligent and farseeing parental affection. The divine love functions in unified association with divine wisdom and all other infinite characteristics of the perfect nature of the Universal Father. God is love, but love is not God.

When man loses sight of the love of a personal God, the kingdom of God becomes merely the kingdom of good. Notwithstanding the infinite unity of the divine nature, love is the dominant characteristic of all God's personal dealings with his creatures.

The Father's love follows us now and throughout the endless circle of the eternal ages. As you ponder the loving nature of God, there is only one reasonable and natural personality reaction thereto: You will increasingly love your Maker; you will yield to God an affection analogous to that given by a child to an earthly parent; for, as a father, a real father, a true father, loves his children, so the Universal Father loves and forever seeks the welfare of his created sons and daughters.

At times I am almost pained to be compelled to portray the divine affection of the heavenly Father for his universe children by the employment of the human word symbol love.

This term, even though it does connote man's highest concept of the mortal relations of respect and devotion, is so frequently designative of so much of human relationship that is wholly ignoble and utterly unfit to be known by any word which is also used to indicate the matchless affection of the living God for his universe creatures! How unfortunate that I cannot make use of some supernal and exclusive term which would convey to the mind of man the true nature and exquisitely beautiful significance of the divine affection of the Paradise Father. ~ Read Paper (2:5.10)