Chapter 22
Kabalactes said: Since Vind’yu and her heavens are to be mine forever, I will take my own time, and make a sure foundation. First, then, I will build me a heavenly city, Haractu, twelve miles high above the mountains of Yammalaga, and the wings of it shall spread out, broad as the land of Vind’yu.
And I will build me a heavenly palace in Haractu, and adorn it in splendor; and it shall also have wings on every side; and the wings shall be the habitations for my officers, my select and Holy Council.
And when Haractu is thus completed, I will send word into all the heavens of the earth, saying: Come and see Haractu, the heavenly seat of the Holy Ghost; the most glorious city of the Holy Confederacy of the Triune.
And then my legion of angel warriors shall go forth to battle in these my heavens; and they shall despoil all the false Lords and false Gods worshipped in Vind’yu. One of two choices I will give them, to bow down in obedience to me and to the Triune and to the Holy Ghost, or to be cast into hell.
One by one Gods and tyrants shall fall by my hand; I will destroy them utterly and forever. ||
Kabalactes then organized his heavenly kingdom; creating his officers and apportioning his angels among them, according to the labor allotted to them.
And he built the heavenly city, Haractu, and adorned it in great splendor. And he provided hospitals for the sick and imbecile, and nurseries for es’yans, and factories for workmen, and schools and colleges for great learning.
Look, he said, I have provided places for the poor, the sick, the unlearned, the helpless and the imbecile, even before I provided a palace for myself. There is a God for you. Behold, I am the servant of the Triune, the Father and the Holy Ghost.
My doctrine is: To labor for others first, and for one’s self afterward. And since you perceive that my doctrine is a holy doctrine, you shall establish it, come what may. For, though I am good, I am also power and majesty, in great anger to overcome evil, and establish righteousness and liberty. ||
These, then, were the chiefs of Kabalactes’ staff, namely: Pedmon, Laer, Yodava, Craosha, Varaga Sin Tse, Karapa (the false Mithra), Haekiha, Yutobis (the false Christna), Lumbothia, Doravva, Etchwalactcha (the false Vishnu), Myrrhes, Sepia, Tidon (the false Ari), Onatuhu, Durhea (the false Durga), Indra, Kali, Hosanne, Wahtissa (the false Agni), Owella (the false Rama), Gur (the false Siva), Hiak, Cassavragga (the false Trimurthi), Howgotha and Ithra. And as captains: Sarama, Janassa, Anatheia, Thodica and Janurs.
But all the foregoing assumed many false names, both on earth and in heaven, so that no history could reveal who they were, or by their names distinguish where their dominions lay.
Kabalactes had said to his chiefs: Behold, mortals have many favorite names for worship. Go down to the earth, to Vind’yu, and possess the temples of spirit communion, the oracle-houses and whatever places mortals come to worship in, and these places shall be yours.
And to whatever Lord or God that mortals most incline to bow down to, take the name of that Lord or God.
For I give this law to you, that you shall possess the land of Vind’yu, not with new names, but with the old, but all to one end, which is the establishing of the Triune Godhead.
Kabalactes then made Pedmon commander-in-chief over his angel warriors, and dispatched them down to the earth, to Vind’yu.
After this, Kabalactes raised an army of two billion angels to fight his heavenly battles. Over these he crowned Yettaba, Lord in chief.
In addition to the heavenly attractions of war, Kabalactes provided six groups of musicians of half a million to each group.
He also instituted times and places for tournaments, processions and the display of great pageantry.
He said: I will not only be powerful in might, but powerful in attractions, above all other Gods.
Now, as has been told of the wars of Looeamong, even so, but in a different place, were the terrible conflicts in the heavens of Kabalactes, which were also manifested on the mortals of Vind’yu.
So it came to pass, in a few hundred years, that Vind’yu was only a land of ruins, but over it, in every direction, were hundreds of millions of angels in chaos, being the spirits of those slain in the wars.
Kabalactes said: Now I will clear away the ruins, and build my everlasting edifice on the earth.
Behold, I will remodel the sacred books of mortals in my own way.
In these signs I will rebuild: The triangle, representing the three lights, the Son, the Father and the Holy Ghost.
I will re-establish the tau (bull), as the sign of my power. And because my heavens are The All Pure, the tau shall be white.
The wheel (jaugernot) shall be my road-mark.
These signs shall be given to my mortal subjects, to be theirs forever.
And whoever parades my signs, shall know that they are my covenant, which I have made to mortals. ||
Kabalactes then appointed twelve thousand four hundred and eighty-eight angels, to go down to Vind’yu, to rewrite the sacred books of mortals.
And he crowned Gaonaza chief of the inspiring host.
To write the five great books, five mortals had been previously chosen from before their birth, by the guardian angels appointed for the purpose.
These men were: Harritza, to write the Avesta; Vraghettes, to write the Vendidad; Royhoh, to write the Vispered; Yathavah, to write the Yacna; and Uzariah, to write the Khordavesta.
The angels chosen by Kabalactes in heaven were sent down to these mortals, to guard them from the time of their birth upward. And enough angels were provided, and divided into watches, to keep away all other angels, and to be with their mortal wards day and night, conversing with them in their dreams, giving them visions, and good habits, virtue, truth and wisdom.
And it came to pass that when these mortals were grown up, and the time came for their work, they were as one with their guardian spirits, knowing and comprehending the voice of their master, Kabalactes, whom they were inspired to call Ahura’Mazda, because this name was pleasing to mortals.
Gaonaza, commander of the inspiring hosts, distributed the twelve LIGHTS OF THE THRONE, being the angels in rapport with the five mortals, two to each of them, except to Harritza, to whom he gave four.
And now, when the writing was to be done, the following was to be the manner of inspiration, namely:
The writer was previously inspired to be at his post at dawn in the morning, and to have all things ready for writing half an hour before sunrise, and to write until sunrise.
And the angels in rapport stood beside him, laying their hands upon him. Next to these angels stood another angel, with hands upon them; and, after that one, stood another, and so on, for one thousand angels in a line, extending in a direct line toward Haractu, the heavenly seat of Kabalactes. And there were stretched three cords of es’ean light from the outermost thousandth angel in line, up to the heavenly throne, to the Holy Council, before whom the chief of the ten thousand spoke, as previously instructed by Kabalactes.
And, as this chief spoke in heaven, the es of his voice passed down to the mortal, who framed into earth-words, that which was spoken in heaven.
|| Jehovih has said: I have created two kinds of spiritual inspiration for mortals: To the individual man, individual spirits, but to him who labors for the resurrection, a line of angels extending to the kingdoms in heaven.
And if that line has a good work on hand, I do not break it; but if it is for self, it will break of its own accord. ||
Thus were written the sacred books of Vind’yu, the mutilated remains of which survive to this day. And copies of these books were written on cloth and on paper and on stone; some of which were carried in different directions over Vind’yu.
In eighty-seven years Kabalactes completed the sacred books, and disbanded the inspiring hosts.
So far, Kabalactes had destroyed nine million men, women and children in the wars. He had also destroyed four thousand heathen temples, and more than three hundred cities. And he suppressed over two hundred languages, and banished six thousand two hundred false Lords.
With the suppression, he also commanded all languages from that time forward to be made out of Vedic, Yi-ha and Zend, from which Sanscrit descended, as it is to this day.
Hear next of the Triune God, Ennochissa, of the heavenly place, Eta-shong, over Chine’ya.