about venus & jupiter

[Bosphorus1982]

hi people,
just 2 days ago i thought about things c's say about planets:

jupiter is a 4d planet and from 3d it looks like gas planet and temp is 6700 C

but for another one, Venus, is another 4d but not a gas planet.

it's a bit boring to tell but im wondering, why they are different.

 

[shijing]

Hi oguz --

I think its a potentially interesting question, but can you quote the specific references from the transcripts you are discussing? Once we can compare exactly what was said about Jupiter and Venus, it will be a bit more easy to discuss.

 

[Bosphorus1982]

here are the references:

Ra: I am Ra. The third-density conditions are not hospitable to the life-forms of your peoples. The fifth and sixth dimensions of that planetary sphere are quite conducive to growing/learning/teaching.

and

Q: (T) An additional sun, like if Jupiter blows up? Is Jupiter an unborn sun? A: Jupiter is already a star. Q: (L) Why do we not perceive it as a star? A: You are still learning. Earth is a star to be. Q: (F) How the hell can that be? (L) If a planet... A: Every thing cycles fully. Q: (L) If a star is a transition point from one dimension to another, when the earth moves into 4th density, is it going to appear as a star to the people in 3rd density? A: "Gas planet." Q: (L) It will appear as a gas planet? (J) Just as Jupiter appears to us. A: Jupiter is level 4 density. Q: (L) To whom does Jupiter appear as a flaming sun, at what level? A: 5, 6, and 7. Q: (T) What does it look like in 4th? A: Earth. Q: (T) Jupiter looks like Earth and Earth looks like Jupiter in 4th density? A: No.