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Judgment Day | {{Event|name=Judgment Day|image=JudgmentDay.jpg|imagecaption=Artistic depiction of souls being judged|universe=All universes created by [[Divine Parents]]|location=The home universe of each spirit|cause=Completion of mortal experience for all spirits and souls|outcome=Ascension to Divinity, immortalization, or eternal imprisonment|status=Inherent and inevitable event}} | ||
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'''Judgment Day''' is a universal event presided over by the [[Divine Parents]] within every universe they create. It occurs only after every spirit child of a universe has inhabited a [[Mortal Vessel]] and undergone the mortal experience, though physical death is not required for eligibility. On this day, all spirits and souls stand before their Divine Parents for final judgment, determining the eternal destiny of each. | |||
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Judgment is absolute, omniscient, and unalterable. No dispute exists among the Divine Parents once it is rendered, for the outcome reflects both the spirit’s choices and the decrees of [[Universal Law]]. | |||
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== Outcomes == | |||
Three outcomes exist for all judged spirits and souls: | |||
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* '''Uplifted''': Children whose character, virtue, and wisdom render them worthy are exalted into full [[Divines]]. These ascended beings join the Divine Family, gaining rights of creation and the responsibility to guide future generations. | |||
* '''Immortalized''': Children not suited to Divinity are nevertheless granted eternal life. They become [[Immortals]], free from suffering, pain, and death, continuing to dwell in their home universe as perfected citizens. | |||
* '''Imprisoned''': Those who have defied the will of their Divine Parents or violated [[Universal Law]] are sentenced to an eternity within their universe’s '''Prison Dimension'''. These prisons are sealed realms designed to contain rebellion and prevent corruption from spreading into creation. | |||
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== Role of the Divine Parents == | |||
The Divine Parents not only preside over Judgment Day but also prepare their children for it across the span of mortal history. Their responsibilities include nurturing spirits, establishing [[Universal Law]], and ensuring that every soul receives the opportunity to grow. While disagreements may arise during the construction of a universe, the act of judgment itself is singular and flawless. Divine Parents are united in the outcome, their omniscience removing the possibility of error or conflict. | |||
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== Nature of the Event == | |||
The precise form of Judgment Day differs across universes. Some traditions describe it as a tribunal, where spirits stand before radiant thrones in an assembly of cosmic witnesses. Others depict it as instantaneous, the soul’s essence weighed against the standard of Universal Law. Though interpretations vary, the constant remains: each spirit faces their Divine Parents directly, with no veil or pretense. | |||
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== Eternal Implications == | |||
Judgment Day marks the close of mortal progression and the beginning of eternity. For uplifted spirits, it is the beginning of divine stewardship. For immortals, it is endless peace within their native cosmos. For the condemned, it is unending isolation in the Prison Dimension, a fate reserved only for the most defiant or destructive. | |||
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== Related Articles == | |||
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* [[Divine Parents]] | |||
* [[Divines]] | |||
* [[Immortals]] | |||
* [[Prison Dimension]] | |||
* [[Universal Law]] | |||
* [[Spirits and Souls]] | |||
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== References == | |||
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