midsonite world

36:4.4The pres­ent sta­tus of these be­ings can hardly be reck­oned as ei­ther mor­tal or im­mor­tal, nei­ther can they be def­i­nitely clas­si­fied as hu­man or di­vine. These crea­tures are not Ad­juster in­dwelt, hence hardly im­mor­tal. But nei­ther do they seem to be mor­tal; no mid­soniter has ex­pe­ri­enced death. All mid­soniters ever born in Neb­a­don are alive to­day, func­tion­ing on their na­tive worlds, on some in­ter­ven­ing sphere, or on the Sal­ving­ton mid­sonite sphere in the fi­nal­i­ters’ group of worlds.

36:4.5The Sal­ving­ton Worlds of the Fi­nal­i­ters. The Mel­chiz­e­dek life car­ri­ers, as well as the as­so­ci­ated Mother Eves, go from the sys­tem mid­sonite spheres to the fi­nal­i­ters’ worlds of the Sal­ving­ton cir­cuit, where their off­spring are also des­tined to for­gather.

55:4.273. A Plan­e­tary Adam and Eve may elect—as do Ma­te­rial Sons and Daugh­ters from the sys­tem cap­i­tal—to go di­rect to the mid­sonite world for a brief so­journ, there to re­ceive their Ad­justers.