Study Group: Dalamatia [The City of The Planetary Prince]
The Story of Dalamatia is the most ambitious study we have attempted so far, and this episode is only half the story. This podcast covers the first 300,000 years of the Dalamatia project when everything was going according to plan, up to the time of the Lucifer rebellion. Our next episode will tell the story of the rebellion and its devastating consequences.
But first, it’s important to understand what was accomplished in those early days, and thereby gain a sense of what was intended —and what might have been — if those efforts had not been so utterly derailed and the accomplishments so largely lost to subsequent generations.
Dalamatia was the city of our Planetary Prince, Caligastia. He was (and is) a Lanonandek Son of high local universe origin. He came to our world with the high purpose of establishing human civilization and guiding its evolutionary development, all the way into the far future ages of light and life. Caligastia was supported by a large superhuman staff, and stayed true to his purpose for 300,000 years. The story of those days is truly a gift with far-reaching significance. The principles for civilizational development that are revealed in this story are no less applicable today.
We’ll learn about the Prince’s corporeal staff and meet the heads of the ten councils. Each of these councils was responsible for a particular realm of essential training and instruction. Taken together, their efforts can be seen as the founding pillars of civilization. We’ll also get a sense of what life was like in Dalamatia, and how it was guided and enriched by spiritual instruction. The temple to the unseen Father held the centermost position in the city.
We’ll explore fascinating details that are too numerous to mention in this short synopsis. Our hope for this study is that it will awaken and invigorate a new sense of civilizational possibility that can emerge from the principles that were so successfully demonstrated during the pre-rebellion days of Dalamatia.

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