Relation of Adjusters to Universe Creatures

109:7.1We can­not state whether or not non-Ad­juster Fa­ther frag­ments are per­son­al­iz­able, but you have been in­formed that per­son­al­ity is the sov­er­eign free­will be­stowal of the Uni­ver­sal Fa­ther. As far as we know, the Ad­juster type of Fa­ther frag­ment at­tains per­son­al­ity only by the ac­quire­ment of per­sonal at­tri­butes through ser­vice-min­istry to a per­sonal be­ing. These Per­son­al­ized Ad­justers are at home on Di­vin­ing­ton, where they in­struct and di­rect their preper­sonal as­so­ciates.

109:7.2Per­son­al­ized Thought Ad­justers are the un­tram­meled, un­as­signed, and sov­er­eign sta­bi­liz­ers and com­pen­sators of the far-flung uni­verse of uni­verses. They com­bine the Cre­ator and crea­ture ex­pe­ri­ence—ex­is­ten­tial and ex­pe­ri­en­tial. They are con­joint time and eter­nity be­ings. They as­so­ciate the preper­sonal and the per­sonal in uni­verse ad­min­is­tra­tion.

109:7.3Per­son­al­ized Ad­justers are the all-wise and pow­er­ful ex­ec­u­tives of the Ar­chi­tects of the Mas­ter Uni­verse. They are the per­sonal agents of the full min­istry of the Uni­ver­sal Fa­ther—per­sonal, preper­sonal, and super­per­sonal. They are the per­sonal min­is­ters of the ex­traor­di­nary, the un­usual, and the un­ex­pected through­out all the realms of the tran­scen­den­tal ab­so­nite spheres of the do­main of God the Ul­ti­mate, even to the lev­els of God the Ab­so­lute.

109:7.4They are the ex­clu­sive be­ings of the uni­verses who em­brace within their be­ing all the known re­la­tion­ships of per­son­al­ity; they are om­niper­sonal—they are be­fore per­son­al­ity, they are per­son­al­ity, and they are af­ter per­son­al­ity. They min­is­ter the per­son­al­ity of the Uni­ver­sal Fa­ther as in the eter­nal past, the eter­nal pres­ent, and the eter­nal fu­ture.

109:7.5Ex­is­ten­tial per­son­al­ity on the or­der of the in­fi­nite and ab­so­lute, the Fa­ther be­stowed upon the Eter­nal Son, but he chose to re­serve for his own min­istry the ex­pe­ri­en­tial per­son­al­ity of the type of the Per­son­al­ized Ad­juster be­stowed upon the ex­is­ten­tial preper­sonal Ad­juster; and they are thus both des­tined to the fu­ture eter­nal super­per­son­al­ity of the tran­scen­den­tal min­istry of the ab­so­nite realms of the Ul­ti­mate, the Su­preme-Ul­ti­mate, even to the lev­els of the Ul­ti­mate-Ab­so­lute.

109:7.6Sel­dom are the Per­son­al­ized Ad­justers seen at large in the uni­verses. Oc­ca­sion­ally they con­sult with the An­cients of Days, and some­times the Per­son­al­ized Ad­justers of the sev­en­fold Cre­ator Sons come to the head­quar­ters worlds of the con­stel­la­tions to con­fer with the Vo­ron­da­dek rulers.

109:7.7When the plan­e­tary Vo­ron­da­dek ob­server of Uran­tia—the Most High cus­to­dian who not long since as­sumed an emer­gency re­gency of your world—as­serted his au­thor­ity in the pres­ence of the res­i­dent gov­er­nor gen­eral, he be­gan his emer­gency ad­min­is­tra­tion of Uran­tia with a full staff of his own choos­ing. He im­me­di­ately as­signed to all his as­so­ciates and as­sis­tants their plan­e­tary du­ties. But he did not choose the three Per­son­al­ized Ad­justers who ap­peared in his pres­ence the in­stant he as­sumed the re­gency. He did not even know they would thus ap­pear, for they did not so man­i­fest their di­vine pres­ence at the time of a pre­vi­ous re­gency. And the Most High re­gent did not as­sign ser­vice or des­ig­nate du­ties for these vol­un­teer Per­son­al­ized Ad­justers. Nev­er­the­less, these three om­niper­sonal be­ings were among the most ac­tive of the nu­mer­ous or­ders of ce­les­tial be­ings then serv­ing on Uran­tia.

109:7.8Per­son­al­ized Ad­justers per­form a wide range of ser­vices for nu­mer­ous or­ders of uni­verse per­son­al­i­ties, but we are not per­mit­ted to dis­cuss these min­istries with Ad­juster-in­dwelt evo­lu­tion­ary crea­tures. These ex­traor­di­nary hu­man di­vini­ties are among the most re­mark­able per­son­al­i­ties of the en­tire grand uni­verse, and no one dares to pre­dict what their fu­ture mis­sions may be.

109:7.9[Pre­sented by a Soli­tary Mes­sen­ger of Or­von­ton.]