Colour of The Universe

What original color did the material Universe, i.e. the material Creation Belt, exhibit, what color followed thereafter, what is given today, and what colors will be given in the future and what will be given with the contraction of the Universe.

The color of the Universe can only be calculated in accordance with all sources of light of all galaxies in the form of a combination of the same, and to be sure, while a so-called cosmos spectrum or universe spectrum is created from this.

This is an average value which isn’t visible to the human eye and which results from combinations of young blue and old red stars of the galaxies as well as from nebulous formations and gas clouds of a cosmic form.

From this, it also follows that the color of the Universe doesn’t always remain the same but varies, because depending on the overall mass and luminosity of all sources of light, the color changes.

During the formation of the Universe, the greatest brightness was given:

A beaming, bright, white Zohar-light that resulted from the Big Bang explosion.

Then came the blue phase of the galaxies’ development and stars’ development, etc., from which the material form of the present Universe developed, which exhibits a beige color that, over the course of time and evolutionary change, will be followed by the colors of turquoise, green, red, and yellow, so since the origin of the Universe, there is the following series of colors up to its end:

1) Beaming, bright, white Zohar-light

2) Beaming blue Existence-Development

3) Beige 1st Existence Phase

4) Turquoise 2nd Existence Phase

5) Green 3rd Existence Phase

6) Red Final Existence Phase

7) Yellow Contraction Phase

Billy Meier
June 16,1987

CR 219

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