Contact 143 and 144 The Structure of the Universe

The visible universe is only one of seven belts. The entire universe constitutes a double spiral and egg shaped Creation. The Universe is divided into seven units, i.e. rings or belts that, entirely together, form the whole Universe, and all of these rings are rotating against each other and have different diameters and an ovoid shape.

1. These seven rings, which we call belts, are the following
2. Central Core
3. Ur-Core Belt
4. Ur-Space Belt
5. Solid-state Matter Universe Belt
6. - where matter exists, that is to say, planets, suns, galaxies, meteors, comets, gases, the entire dark matter and other things.
7. Transformation Belt
8. Creation Belt - is also called the Creation Matter Belt or the Expansion Belt
9. Displacement Belt

The Milky Way galaxy has around 587 billion suns and planets, but at the same time, there are only about 7 million smaller and larger solar systems with planets, on which higher life exists. There are 7,000,000 solar systems in our galaxy with planets, on which higher forms of life exist. The universe with all its galaxies is very thinly settled with human forms of life, whereby that also includes dimensions shifted in time and space, respectively, all existing space-time configurations. Known to us, in this galaxy, are only 2,630,000 highly developed human civilizations, which actually belong together, whereby, from other galaxies known to us, a further 1,141,000,000 can be factored in. So roughly 2.6 million human civilizations in the Milky Way Galaxy and about 1.1 billion human civilizations from other galaxies.