Getting Started
What You Can Do Here
Everything on Urantia Book Network. Read, listen, search, research, watch, explore, and play your way through the fifth epochal revelation.
How to Use UBN
UBN is a toolbox for seekers. Pick any section that interests you and start exploring. There is no required order. Follow your curiosity.
New to The Urantia Book? Start with Listen to hear any paper read aloud, or browse the Library to learn about key characters and locations.
Already a reader? Try the Research Assistant to ask deep questions, check the Mythology Decoder for UB-to-mythology connections, or explore the Alexandria Collection.
Read & Listen
Watch & Read
Interactive Tools
Mythology Decoder
28 connections between The Urantia Book and ancient mythology. Van is Enki. The Anunnaki were the staff.
Search for Eden
Geographic and scientific evidence for the location of the Gardens. Submerged peninsula. Real science.
Convergence Chart
Compare 7 core spiritual concepts across Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Jesus, Christianity, and the Melchizedek source. Interactive side-by-side panels with UB citations and evidence ratings.
Alexandria Collection
10 religions examined through the lens of one source.
The Real Birth of Jesus
August 21, 7 BC. Historical evidence meets revelation.
Explore
Library
Searchable database of 258+ characters, locations, and objects. Each entry has their role, references, and context.
3D Globe
Interactive world map showing race migration routes, key locations, and the planetary record over real geography.
Genealogy Tree
Visual ancestry tree from Andonites through the Sangik races, Nodites, Adamites, and Andites.
Fandor
The giant passenger birds of the Urantia narrative, brought to life.
History & Community
Games & Adventures
XP & Progression
As you use the site, you earn XP for reading articles, listening to papers, completing daily challenges, and playing games. Your progress is tracked locally in your browser.
Your Profile shows your current level, total XP, achievements, and position on the Ascension Path.
Built for seekers. Not a personal showcase, a toolbox.
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