LIVING PLANETS AND DEAD PLANETS

 

The Masters explained that contrary to what many people think, planets are also living entities (although obviously their "life" is different from the life of organic beings).

We intuit this when we see the Earth as geologically active: it has erupting volcanoes, seismic activity, a functioning water cycle, a working magnetic core, etc.

Living planets that have sublimated their kingdoms

Now, a planet can be alive and not have physical life; that is the case of Venus, for example. Master Kuthumi revealed that Venus is already at the end of its development, and that is why the different kingdoms that evolved on Venus (the plant kingdom, the animal kingdom, the human kingdom) have already sublimated their physical bodies. Master Pastor revealed that currently, Venusians exist mainly on the mental plane. 

The planets that are sleeping

The Masters also explained that just as beings alternate periods of activity with periods of rest (which is manifested in humans and animals in being awake and being asleep), in the same way under the law of correspondence that says that as below so above, the planets also alternate periods of activity with periods of rest.

And Master Kuthumi revealed that Mars is currently "asleep" and that in the future it will "awaken" again.

And curiously, when one compares Mars with Earth, it gives the impression that the red planet is asleep because its geology shows that in the past there was volcanic activity, it had rivers and seas, but currently everything is stopped; however, Mars is not dead since it has an atmosphere.

Planets that are about to end their life cycle

Now, a planet can be alive and not have an atmosphere, and for example this is the case of Mercury; Master Kuthumi revealed that Mercury is currently asleep but will soon begin its seventh and final round (period of activity).

But due to its proximity to the Sun, Mercury lost its atmosphere and it's certain it won't regain it. However, the kingdoms of Mercury are already highly evolved, and in their final stage of development, Mercury will no longer develop on the physical plane but on the mental plane, as is currently happening on Venus.

And one possible indicator that Mercury is still alive is that it still has a magnetic core, but the absence of a magnetic field would not be an indication that the planet has died because, for example, Mars' magnetic field is currently off, although it was active in the past.

Example of a dead planet

In the solar system I currently believe there are no dead planets, but the Masters explained that the Moon was formerly a planet but is now almost dead.

And when one observes the Moon, it gives the impression of being a corpse because there is no longer any geological activity on it, it has almost no atmosphere, it no longer has an active magnetic core; the Moon seems to be just a sidereal skeleton.

Just as when a human dies, only their skeleton remains, so too when a planet dies, only its "mineral skeleton" remains, but the "elemental souls" that inhabited those minerals are gone. And the elements that gave life to this celestial body (represented by earth, water, air, and fire) have disappeared, or rather, they have been sublimated, meaning they no longer exist on the physical plane but only in the subtle planes of the planet.

When a planet sleeps, those elements (or some of them) and the activity they generate will later return to the rocky body when this planet wakes up, but when the planet dies, only its planetary skeleton remains floating in space.

More elements

Blavatsky, based on ancient Eastern teachings, reported that there are not four but in reality seven main elements on the physical plane.

STATES OF THE MATTER	ELEMENT WITH WHICH IT IS ASSOCIATED	TATTVAS (IN SANSKRIT)
still unknown in the west	primordial matter or supreme (aether)	adi
still unknown in the west	"parentless" subject matter self-existing	anupadaka  or aupapaduka
ethereal	ether	akasha  or  alaya
incandescent	fire	taijasa  or  tejas
gaseous	air	vayu
liquid	water	apas
solid	land	prithivi

However, the three higher ones are not perceptible to the physical eye and will become increasingly apparent during the final rounds.

Blavatsky says that on Earth, the ether will do so in the fifth round, self-existent matter will do so in the sixth round, and primordial matter will do so in the seventh round.

Therefore, it is possible that when Mercury begins its final period of activity, it will do so not with the four known elements, but primarily with primordial matter.

Conclusion

Geological activity, an atmosphere, and  an active magnetic core are all signs that a planet is alive, but the absence of some of these aspects doesn't necessarily mean the planet is dead. However, the absence of all three of these aspects together seems to indicate that the planet is indeed dead.

Note

This was a small introduction to living and dead planets, starting with the rocky planets in our solar system that are close to the Sun, but many mysteries still remain, for example:

How do gas giants sleep and die?  How does life develop on planets that are very far from the Sun? Etc.

But it is interesting to note that the discoveries made by science are in accordance with the assertions made by the Masters almost a century before space exploration began.