Walter Russell - Home Study Course Unit 11 Lessons 41,42,43,44

UN.
IVERSAL LAW, NATURAL

SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY
(The Russell Cosmogony)
by
WALTER RUSSELL, Sc.D., and LAO RUSSELL
A Home Study Course
For the Transformation OF Ma n
UNI T XI-LESSONS 41, 42, 43, 44
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PRELUDE
The goal of ma n i s Cos mi c Cons ci ous Sel f - awar enes s - - whi ch i s God-
a wa r e ne s s .
The ma s s of manki nd i s s t i l l b a r b a r i c . He i s st111 body- sensed- bodywhi ch
l i ves and di es He i s sl ave t o l i fe t hen t o deat h- - f or liIe and deat h a r e r eal
to hl m. Man ml ~ s t f or e ve r be " t r a ns f or me d by t he renewl ng of hl s Mlnd" until
Mind t r a ns c e nds body i nst ead of body transcending Mind
The ve r y f ew t r a ns c e nde nt one s among me n who a r e i a r i n t he i r uiziolding
and have become s t r ong wlth God- a wa r e ne s s they al one a r e f r e e . The s e have
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r i s e n above t hei r s ens i ng The s e have conquer ed both llfe and deat h t hr ough
t he i r knowing
The life - deat h j our ney f r o m body sensi ng to Mind knowing i s a long -1o;lg
j our ney of count l es s ml l l i ons of s e e mi ng repetitions He who ha s begun t o
know t hat t hes e s e e mi ng l i f e- deat h s equences a r e not r epet i t i ons - - or r e i ~ c a r -
nat i ons and a r e but one e t e r na l l y l ong and continuous unfolding of one e t e r na l
i dea f r o m one poi nt i n t he e t e r na l Li ght of Mind ha s gone fa:- t owar d hi s Co s -
mi c Consci ous goal .
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He who can wi t hdraw f r o m t he ext ensi ons of hi s sensi ng i nt o t he f ul c r um
of hi s knowing f r om which t hos e ext ensi ons spr i ng- - and extend and r e t r a c t
t he m under f ul l cont r ol of hi s wi l l - - becomes c o- Cr e a t or with The Uni ver s al
One. He i s the t r anscendent being who ha s become the f ul cr um of hi s own
power .
You, who a r e r eadi ng t hes e l i nes with i nt ense i nt e r e s t would not have r e a d
t en pages of t hese many hundr eds i f you wer e not one of t hose few of the human
r a c e who have f a r t r ans cended t he e a r l y s t ages of physi cal ma n
It i s to you t hat t hi s Li ght of new knowledge i s di r ect ed i n or de r t hat you
ma y see and compr ehend t hi s uni ve r s e of ma t t e r i n mot i on f or wha.t i t i s ,
i nst ead of being decei ved by i t s i l l usi ons, t hat t hes e descr i pt i ons of God1 s ways,
and God' s pr oc e s s e s a r e di r e c t e d,
When you fully under s t and t hat what we c a l l ma t t e r and n o t i o n a r e but
el ect r i c thought r ecor di ngs of ALL Mind -thinking - -YOUR thinking a s wel l a s
God' s t hi nki ng--your power t o CONTROL ma t t e r and mot i on AS ITS CREATOR
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i nst ead of AS ITS SLAVE , wi l l mul t i pl y i n t he me a s u r e of your compr ehensi on
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of t he el ect r i c wave which r e c o r d s all t hi nki ne.
We have t aken t he e s s e nt i a l f i r s t s t e ps whi ch we r e ne c e s s a r y t o br i ng you
t o t he st age wher e you coul d compr ehend t he wave which l l r nanuf act ur es"
s phe r e s of ma t t e r i n cubi c wave - f i el ds.
We have descr i bed t he ef f ect of de s i r e t o GIVE a s an outward ext ensi on
( O F explosion) and t o REGIVE a s an i nne r one
We have st at ed t hat e ve r y act i on of giving i s si mul . t aneousl y bal anced by
an equal r egi vi ng, and t hat e a c h act i on- r eact i on is r epeat ed i n r e v e r s e ,
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Fi gur e s 7 4 t o 84 on Pa g e s 660 to 665,
Rei ncar nat i on i s i maossi bl e t o comar ehend without under st andi ne t hi s
si mul t anei t y .of act i on and r eact i on, followed sequent i al l y by the r e v e r s e of tha
act i on and r eact i on,
Re - r e a d and study t he l aw of conser vat i on a s newly wr i t t en a t bot t om of
page 183. The n s at ur at e your sel f with the maj es t i c i dea t hat what you a r e now
doing with your posi t i ve body i s si mul t aneousl y being r ecor ded i n pat t er n i n
your negative body, , F o r one ful l week make t hi s i dea a p a r t of your thinking
by medi t at i ng upon i t and thinking oat hundreds of exampl es of i t s worki ngs
until you KNO W i t i n your Soul.
Mihen you f ul l y r eal i ze t hat YOU a r e continually recording. YOURSELF
et er nal l y, and t hat the vi si bl e hal f of you et er nal l y i nt er changes with t he i nvi s
i bl e half, and t hat you build both of t hem t oget her et er nal l y f or et er nal f nt e r -
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change, you wi l l t'hen know t hat t he r e i s naught but LI FE i n t hi s unfolding -
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refolding univel- s e , and t hat DEATH i s the ot her bal anced half of LI FE
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J us t a s i t i s im?possiSle t o pol ar i ze one end of a ba r magnet without pol a r -
izing t he ot her end siirnultaneouslp it i s l i kewi se i mpossi bl e t o pe r f or m any
action with your physi cal body without r ecor di ng t hat act i on simultaneously- i i ~
your i nvi si bl e c ount e r pa r t . Ai so t hat which you r e c or d i n t he i nvi si bl e p a r t
of you i s a s c e r t a i n to become a vi si bl e body of you agair,, a s t hat the pendu-
l um which i s now swinging t o t he r i ght will r e ve r s e i t sel f and swing the ot her
way.
Do you not s e e t hat you a r e t hus r ecor di ng me mo r i e s of exper i ences over
t housands of l i ve s which accumul at e f or repet i t i on and addi t i on f or e ve r .
Eve r
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cel l of your body r e me mb e r s t hese exper i ences and de s i r e s t o r epeat t hem.
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It cannot evade repeat i ng t hem. They a r e per manent l y r ecor ded in the wave
a s pat t er ned f or ms which a r e per manent l y kept i n the r ecor di ng syst em of GodE s
uni ver se, We will t el l you i n the next uni t of the i ner t gas es which a r e the seed
of a l l f o r ms , and of al l s t at es of mot i on which ever have been, We will t el l
you about t hem i n the next uni t
The mus i ci an r e me mb e r s hi s mus i c , Hi s des i r e f or mus i cal expr essi on
i s r egi s t er ed i n hi s negat i ve body a s he mani f es t s i t physi cal l y, in hi s posi t i ve
body. Hi s love f or mus i c wi l l begin t o demand expr essi on a.nd h e will undoubt-
edl y continue f r om wher e he l eft off bef or e, j ust a s an appl e agai n appear s on
a l i mb, a s i t did l as t ye a r ,
The beaver buiids hi s dam because he r e me mb e r s how he built i t over
thousands upon t housands of continued r epet i t i ons.
EVERY THOUGHT AND ACTI ONAREPERMANENTLYRECORDED
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As ever y f or m unfolds f r o m i t s s eed i t i s si mul i aneousl y being refolded
into i t s s eed, The posi t i ve cannot unfol d i nt o f or m without t he pat t er n which
i s pr oj ect ed through the negat i ve.
We have explained t hat t hi s i s a r adi al uni ver se because ext ensi ons of
des i r e f r om points of des i r e i n s pace c a n r es ul t only i n a r adi al uni ver se - -
and t hat t he r et r act i ons of r egi vi ngs t owar d t hose s ame c e nt e r s compel s i t
t o become a two-way r eci pr ocat i ng uni ver s e, i n which gr avi t at i on and r adi -
at i on i nt er change to c ompr e s s s phe r e s of l i ght f r om dar k space and to di s -
solve t hem agai n f or r ef or mi ng,
You wi l l r ecal l t h a t t h i s i s GodPs met hod of dividing t he dar knes s f r om
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the light t o ma ni f e s t the concent r at i on and decent r at i on pul sat i ons of Hi s e l e c -
t r i c thinking.
Thus t he pol ar i zed uni ver s e of pa i r s of opposite condi t i ons of e ve r y c r e a t -
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ing ef f ect c o me s i nt o bei ng i n wave- f i el ds which const i t ut e t he hear t - beat of
t hi s e l e c t r i c t hought -wave uni ve r s e .
It now be c ome s ne c e s s a r y t o cl i max al l t hat ha s bef or e been wr i t t en by
descr i bi ng how t he i nvi si bl e cubes of space and t hei r pl anes of z e r o c ur va t ur e
come i nt o bei ng t o bound wave - f i el ds and i nsul at e t hem f r o m each ot her .
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Within each c ube wave -fi el d of z e r o cur vat ur e i s a cur ved uni ver s e - - a c ur ve d
r adi al uni ve r s e of mot i on. Cur va t ur e c e a s e s wher e mot i on c e a s e s a t ever y
cube pl ane of z e r o c ur va t ur e , All mot i on c ome s t o r e s t a t e ve r y pl ane of
z e r o c ur va t ur e t o r e v e r s e i t s pol ar i t y and i t s di r ect i on of mot i on
All mot i on i s cur ved and a l l c ur va t ur e i s s pi r a l . The s e a r e t he t hi ~l gs
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you mus t know t o compl et e your compr ehensi on of God' s met hods of body. build
i ng, whi,:h a r e a l s o yo:lr met hods ,
Al so you mi-:st know t he c a us e of s pi r a l cur vat ur e and the ~ r i n . c i p l e s wh.Pck
cont r ol the mot l ons of pl anet s i n t hei r or bi t s
And you r n u st k n o . ~ of the mi r r o r s and l ens es of Li ght which God ma ke s
us e of t o const r ci ct HI S wave -fi el d uni ver se of divided l i ght - -and t he gyr os -
copic pr i nci pl e whi ch c r e a t e s a dynaml c uni ver se of s phe r e s which r evol ve
and r ot at e unt i l ~ h e l r equat or s a r e 90 degr ees t o t hei r wave a xe s , a ~ l d t he i r
pol es of r ot a t i on, a r e pa r a l l e l t o t he m
When you a r e fully a wa r e of t he worki ngs of God' s el ect r i c thinking p r c-
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c e s s e s and of t he ei ght " f or war d and r e ve r s e gear s " which const i t ut e e ve r y
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octave wave i n ever v effect of mot i on, vou will t hen find t he answer t o al l
things within your sel f .
When you have a r r i ve d a t t hi s point you wi l l no l onger have t o r eason
things out - - or exper i ment - - or "go into r es ear ch" to f at hom the caus es of
uni ver sal ef f ect s which you wish t o pr oduce by going i nt o a bus i nes s or i nvent -
ing a machi ne.
When you have t hus ar r i ved you will "know all t hi ngs1' . All-knowledge i s
al r eady your s o You wi l l not need t o l ear n, f or you wi l l al r eady KNOW. The
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answer t o any pr obl em or t he effect of any deci si on of your s should be within
your compr ehensi on bef or e you s t a r t t o do anything, That i s what we mean
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by Mind-knowing i nst ead of body- sensi ng,
Cosmi c C onsci ousne s s MEANS a l l -knowing or Mind -knowing,
Des i r e f or Cos mi c -knowing will i l l umi ne you with Cos mi c -knowing,
gradually, but t hat gr eat des i r e, ai ded by g ~ e a t compr ehensi on of God' s ways,
will hast en t he dawning of Cos mi c -knowing within you
One r eas on WHY i t will hast en t he corning of t hat s upr emacy i s becav.se
the mor e you compr ehend Godi s ways t he mo r e you wi l l medi t at e upon t hem,
The gl ory of t hat ful l compr ehensi on wi l l open the door to t he gr eat es t of al l
the pl eas ur es of man- -t he pl eas ur e of ecst at i c thinking which const i t ut es the
life of the geni us or mys t i c.
The geni uses and mys t i cs 0:' t he wor l d a r e f ew- -but t hei r wor ks al one;
of al l manV s cr eat i ons , endur e f or ever . . All we have of cul t ure comes f r om
those few who wor k knowingly with God, The wor ks of t he many a r e f or got t en
t omor r ow, along with t hei r ver y na me s .
The few mus t b e many, The human r a c e cannot sur vi ve unl e s s mo r e Co s -
mi c Consci ous me n a r i s e f r o m t he a s he s of t hi s dying r a c e
We s a y t o you, t her ef or e, t hat you mus t give t he ef f or t needed t o gai n
t hat supr emacy, I t cannot come without effort upon your pa r t - - s upr e me and
indefatigab.le ef f or t .
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When you s e e a gr e a t geni us sway a mi ght y audi ence and i ns pi r e i n i t t he
gr e a t r hyt hms of h i s thinking, you KNOW t hat he could not have acqui r ed t hat
supr emacy of power t hr ough de s i r e al one unaccompani ed by mi ght y ef f or t ,
De s i r e to e xpr e s s mu s i c a l r hyt hms was life i t sel f t o hi m. To be without i t
would mean t or t ur e t oo gr e a t t o b e a r , He, t her ef or es s par ed no ef f or t t o
gai n hi s s upr e ma c y of compr ehensi on, and t o acqui r e ma s t e r y over t he me d -
i um through which h e had t o e xpr e s s i t .
Mie, l i kewi se, s a y t o you t hat t he me a s ur e of your own exal t at i on can
never be achi eved t hr ough de s i r e al one. DESIRE MUST BE ACCOMPANIED
BY ACTIGN--the act i on of EFFORT t o compr ehend,
Each ef f or t of concent r at i on, followed by decent r at i on, ma k e s c ompr e -
hensi on mo r e e a s y of at t ai nment unt i l t he r e comes a t i me when f l a s he s of
compr ehensi on c o me without ef f or t , When t hat t i me c ome s know t hen t hat
you a r e cl ose t o God, You a r e walking and talking with God. You wi l l t hen
be abl e t o vi si on t he ends of your under t aki ngs before you have s t a r t e d t hei r
begi nni ngs, and t hat i s a s i t should be ,
Seek t hat high l e ve l by muc h ef f or t and much al oneness with God,
WE FURTHER CONSIDER THE RELATI ONOF THE CUBE TQ THE OCTAVE WAVE
We mus t now open door s t o her et of or e unknown, and even unsuspect ed
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mys t er i es , We will begin by asking our sel ves the following quest i ons - -for
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which s ci ence has never had an answer - - and give the ans wer fully, i n both
word and di agr am.
1. WHAT - - and WHY - - i s mot i on, and how does i t come into bei ng?
2, Why i s i t t hat t he oct ave-waves of the el ement s of ma t t e r , o r of the
color s pect r um oct ave-waves of light, consi st of eight vi brat i ng t ones of
wave mot i on which a r e encl osed within t hr ee z e r os of r e s t wher e mot i on
ceases ? Thi s f or mul a i s uni ver sal i n al l oct ave -waves. The oct aves of the
el ement s and spect r um have been consi der ed t o be s even i n number . That
i s because i t has never been known t hat the number 4 i s a pai r , united a s
one, The oct ave-wave cons i s t s of f our bal anced, but opposed pa i r s , t hr ee
pai r s bei ng extended f r o m a common equat or, a s wel l a s each one of each
divided p a i r having i t s own equat or , the f our t h pai r being united a s one body,
divided by only one equat or i nst ead of t hr ee.
Her ei n follows the uni ver s al f or mul a of r e s t and mot i on upon which our
ent i r e s ci ences of chemi s t r y, met al l ur gy, and ki ndr ed s ci ences a r e founded;
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See Fi gur e 87, Al so one of t he nine oct aves of t he el ement s of mat t er i s di a-
gr amed bel ow i t , See Fi gur e, 88,
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Why i s i t that a l l mot i oni s c e n t e r e d f r o m -withi,n by a z e r o of r e s t
and cont r ol l ed f r om without by two ot her r e s t z e r o s ? We ci t e the e a r t h s s
cent er of gr avi t y and i t s two magnet i c pol es a s an exampl e which has no
exception in any par t i cl e of mat t er , whet her el ect r on, at om, organi c cel l ,
planet o r sun.
We ci t e al s o the f ul cr um and the l ever . See Fi gur e s 89, 90, 9 1 and 9 2
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DEGENERATION
R F S T . y 0 T 1 0 )U a P ES T pq o T 0 N REaT
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F i g . 87.
OCTAVE ViAVES OF VIBRATING LIGHT, WHICH CONSTITUTE THE ELRdENTS
OF CUTTER, CONSIST OF FOUR PAIRS OF TONES, CENTERED BY A ZERO
OF PiEST mI C H CONTROLS THEIR BALANCE FROM WITHIN, AND ARE:
BOUNDED BY TWO ZERO POLES OF REST WHICH CONTROL I T FROM %UTHOUTo
ANY OF ~ ~ ~ S E W O EQUAL PAIRS OF OPPOSITE TONES ARE UNITED
THEX BECOME STABLE, SUCH AS SODTTWB CHLORIDE,
WEE?? THE?I BECOm
DISUNITED THEY ARE 'JXEl'J mSTlSBLE,
AS SOUIrJM AND CHLORINE.
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T h e lever.
T h e l ever
Fi g * 90.
EK5RY POINT IH TElIS UNDIVIDED
WIflERSE OF IS^^
BND UNCONDITIONED STILL LIGHT IS A FULCRUM FROM WHICH
A POUFi I ZED LE;VER EXTENDS TO DI VI DE THE ONE INVISIBLE
BND UNCONDITIONED LIGHT INTO TWO VI SI BLE CONDITIONED
LIGHTS OF MOTIOB KHICH CONSTITUTE WAVES OF MATTER.
Simultaneous d i v i s i ~
i nt o pairs of opposi tes.
Sequential di vi s i on
reverses pol ari t y.
Fig. 92.
SHOBS Tm REPEATED WAn-CYCLE I N FiEVlBSE RHICH COMPLETES
THE PISTON STROKE OF THE UNIVERSAL m m E A T BY WAVE
TROUGH BECOMING WAVE CREST AND THE POSI TI VE CONDITION
THE GREAT SECRfZT OF THE DI VI SI ON OF THE mIVEEl SAL EQUI LI BRI m
INTO PAIRS OF OPPOSITELY UNBALANCED CONDITIONS TBWICH MOTIVATE
TEE UNITBRSAL HEARTBEAT THROUGH DESIRE FOB BALANCE AND UNITY.
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$VESIY EFFECT N A T m I S DI VI DED I NTO PAIRS OF OPPOSI TES.
P C B ONE OF A PAD3 I S TEE PZEVERSE OF TEIF: OTHER. BACH
ON$
I S LI KE A BBIRROR REFLECTI NG THE OTHER. NATURE I S L I KE UNTO
A CLOCK WITH !El0 HANDS WHICH MOVE OPRBZE WAYS INSTEAD BE
LARIZED HAmDS OF THE COSMIC CLOCK WILL MOVE AWAY FROM
!EACH OTHER FROM ZEZO TO FOUR. ZABH WILE THEM REVE&9% Z'EB
POLARI TP, TBE POSITIVE BECOMING NEGATIVE AND THE NEGATIVE
BECOMING POSITIVE. GRAVITATION R I L L THE3 m S E I T S E L F
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T H E C O S M I C C L O C K .
ILLUSTRATING THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF DISTURBING TBE BALANCE
OF GOD' S UNI VEBSE BY EXEX THE WEIGHT OF 0HE ELECTRON....
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Negative half
P0s i t l v e half
of the wave, af the wava.
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Potassium.
UNITKD PAIRS HAVE BVi' ONE EQUATOR. TELEX CRYSTAtIZE M TRUE
ow3m &?w THEIR m b B E Am 'EmSPE3[EBE8.
DIVID~~D P- ARE C O ~ O L T ; R D BY THMS EQUATWRS. THEIR
CRYSTALS ARE CWE SECTTONS AND !!HEIR NUCLEI1 AF@ SF3BBQIDS.
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Fi g. 94.
IE THB ABOVE FIYE, OF THE NINE UCTAVES OF MATTER TEE FULmW AND
LEVER PRINCIPLE OF DIVIDING AND ~ T E B J D D G ORE B A ~ S B M C ~ COHDITIOH
INTO TWO OPPOSED CONDITIONS TO MOTIVATE THE HEARTBEAT OF
MA=
IS GRa PHI CAUY ILLUSTRATED.
ALKALINE METALS.
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In this connection you will r ecal l the quotation f r om God' s Message of The
Divine Iliad which says: " For behold I a m within al l things, centering t hem,
and I a m without al l things, controlling them ' I .
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Why i s i t that every effect of motion s t ar t s at zer o, seeks a point of
zer o to r e s t , and r et ur ns to z e r o to again r es t before i t can repeat i t s act i on-
r eact i on? This i s equally t r ue of ever y act i on-react i on, great and smal l ,
whether i t be the act i on-react i on pulsation of breathing - -of throwing a bal l i n
the a i r - -of moving one' s fi nger - - or of a dynamite explosion.
5, Why i s i t that no one has yet observed, or recorded the fact t hat
action and react i on a r e si mul t aneousl y recorded and sequentially repeat ed i n
r ever s e ? Thi s i s a fundamental pri nci pl e of Nat ural Law, yet up to -this day
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the sequent i al ~repet i t i on i s al l t hat i s accounted f or i n the law of conservat i on
of energy, and even the fact of r ever s al i s omitted f r om that law,, See Fi g-
ur e s 9 0 to 94,
Any action whatsoever di vi des an equilibrium into the two opposite con-
ditions simultaneously. Compr essi on pi l es up i n the direction of motion and
expansion takes place behind i t .
Witness, for example,, the motion of an ai rpl ane which curves the p r e s -
s ur e of compressi on ahead of i t and the opposite evacuating pr es s ur e behind
i t . An equator i s set up between the two which i s exactly analagous to the
equat or of a bar magnet ,
Likewise, the el ect ri c cur r ent of the ai rpl aneY s motion has pol ari zed
space exactly a s the el ect ri c cur r ent has pol ari zed the st eel bar magnet of
the l aborat ory,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Witness al s o t he bl ack vacuous hol e which c e nt e r s any expl osi on.
What-
ever pr e s s ur e i s t hr us t out war d by t he expl osi on i s bor r owed f r o m i t s c e nt e r .
Pol ar i t y ha s t aken pl ace becaus e of mot i on only, Li kewi se, space h a s become
i nt o waves f or t he s a me r eas on. Al so two condi t i ons have been
est abl i shed which a r e t he r e ve r s e of each ot her , t he two being divided by an
equat or.
Now c ome s the g r e a t e s t of a l l t he unanswer ed quest i ons:
6,
When the c l e r gyma n pr onounces t wo s epar at e and di suni t ed peopl e of
opposite s e x to be ma n a n d wi fe, t hen s a ys t o t hem, "Ye t wai n a r e now ONE"
is t her e any sci ent i fi c expl anat i on f or t hat decl ar at i on t hat two become one,
or i s that j ust a s ent i ment al t r adi t i on,
In ot her wor ds, i s t h e r e any e l e c t r i c a l , chemi cal o r spi r i t ual change
which t akes pl ace when t wo people of opposi t e s e x "BECOME ONE" ?
All of t hese s i x ques t i ons , a s wel l a s a l l ot her quest i ons concer ni ng any
effect of mot i on what s oever , a r e ans wer abl e by you or by u s t o the ext ent
t hat each one knows t he oct ave wave, t he cube- s pher e which const i t ut es t he
wave, and the pr i nci pl es of bal ance whi ch det er mi ne al l ef f ect s i n bot h
extended di vi si ons of t he wave,
THEREFORE KNOW THE WAVE. The me a s u r e of your knowledge of
t he wave i s t he me a s u r e of your power t o achi eve, j ust a s t he me a s u r e of
your God- awar eness i s t he me a s ur e of di vi ne de s i r e t o make us e of t hat
power.
We have her et of or e s a i d t hat he who be c ome s t r anscendent t hr ough
KNCW-LEDGE of how t o e x p r e s s h i s DESIRE l i ves a t r anscendent l i f e. Such
a one l i ves a mo r e ecst at i c, mo r e mas t er f ul ment al exi st ence, makes f ewer
mi st akes and does not exper i ment , Nei t her does he r el y upon ot her s f or advi ce
or influence,
That i s what we mean by living a t r anscendent l i f e, It means t hat your own
divine KNOWING within you makes you the ma s t e r of al l physi cal effect , and
you do. not need t o go to ot her s f or knowledge which i s within your sel f , nor do
you need t o exper i ment i n any of t he ways of life when the LAW which gover ns
t hat exper i ment i s yours^
Fo r your comf or t we will r emi nd you that i t i s not al ways eas y, even f or
the mos t t r anscendent geni us or myst i c to continually l i ve hi s divine l i f e, The
human el ement i s s t r ong, It pul l s and tugs at the ment al i t y of the gr eat es t
among men, f or a l l who mus t mani f est i n the body mus t combat and sat i sf y the
nat ur al ur ge s of t he body,
The gr eat es t geni us i n t he worl d hunger s, and when he mus t pr epar e acd
eat food f or hi s body he i s cal l ed back to a r emembr ance of hi s body f r om an
absolute f or get f ul ness of i t which he exper i ences when i nt er pr et i ng the divine
rl-~ythrns of the hi gh heavens
Remember t hi s , t her ef or e, f or t he human el ement i n the gr eat es t among
men will cause hi m t~ st umbl e, t o make mi s t akes and t o exper i ment when he
need but t ur n about and seek hi s own divinity to agai n become ma s t e r and live
i n the ecst asv of hi s own t r anscendencv.
WE BRIEFLY COMMENT ON QUESTION NUMBER SIX
You cannot f i nd a bet t er exampl e of what benefit sci ent i fi c knowledge can
be to you than i n t he answer to the quest i on a s to WHY two di suni t ed people
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a r e di fferent when t hey become united i n a t r ue ma r r i a ge bet ween t r ue mat es,
f or the r ul e does not apply when two people who a r e not t r ue ma t e s "j ust
mar r y" .
Two unmat ed humans a r e like two unmat ed chemi cal uni t s of one pai r , such
a s sodium and chl or i ne, l i t hi um and f l uor i ne o r pot assi um and br omi ne. Study
t hese s epar at e uni t s of pa i r s in Fi gur e 94, Then r evi ew and r est udy 75, 76,
and. 7.7 ,on Pa g e 66 1.. Then study the s ys t em of t he equat or s of t he el ement s i n
Fi gur e 84 on Pa ge 665, and of Fi gur es 88 and 94 of t hi s l esson.
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The i mpor t ant f act t o note i s t hat eacp equatoqfof each pai r is i n exact
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opposition t o i t s mat e. Each i s the r e v e r s e of the ot her , Al so each i s an ext en-
sion f r om a common f ul cr umwhi ch is a common equat br f or each pai r .
Now not e anot her i mpor t ant f act . Ea c h one of each pai r i s divided by i t s
own equat or , Thi s means that ever y di suni t ed pai r of uni t s i n all Nat ure is con-
t r ol l ed by t hr ee equat or s, cent er ed, i n each uni t , by a point of r e s t which
becomes a f ul cr um f or each unit of each p a i r ,
If you will now car ef ul l y r est udy Fi gur e s 7 8 t o 83 on Pa ge 664, you will s ee
.
the s epar at ed pai r i n Fi gur e 80 beginning to s eek unity just a s two human l over s
r each out t hei r de s i r e s f or each ot her ,
J us t s o long a s each of t hese two r e ma i n di suni t ed they each have a ten-
t e r of gr avi t y within t hemsel ves and each h a s i t s own equat or , The moment
two cent er s of gr avi t y become one with t hei r f ul cr um which cent er s t hei r com-
monly s har ed equat or , a s you may pl ai nl y s e e i n Fi gur e 8 1, t he t hr ee equat or s
hecome one, and the two cent er s of gr avi t y which become one by withdrawing
into t hei r own f ul cr um.
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Such a union t r ans f or ms the two. The al kal i ne and aci d quality ut t er l y
l eave the united p a i r s which a r e shown i n Fi gur e 94, Al so t hei r met al l i c
qual i t y has l eft t he m,
Another di st i ngui shi ng f eat ur e i s the t r znsf or mat i on which take s pl ace i n
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thei; cr yst al l i zat i on, No mat t er what s ys t em any pol ar i zed separ at ed pai r
cr ys t al l i ze i n when dependent upon t hr ee equat or s and two cent er s of gravi t y, , .
t hey al l cr ys t al l i ze a s t r ue cubes when uni t ed a s bal anced p a i r s with but one !
,d e-
cent er of gr avi t y.
Exami ne the c r ys t a l s of sodi um chl or i de, which i s common t abl e sal t , and
you will s ee t hese t r ue cube f or ms without need of a magnifying gl as s
The t r ue cube c r ys t a l occur s only i n t he united pa i r s , those which have but
one equat or bet ween t hem, and one cent er of gr avi t y, such a s car bon, silicon,
l i t hi um f l uor i de, sodi um chl ori de and pot as s i um br omi de,
The cent er i ng suns of al l such s ys t e ms a r e al s o t r ue s pher es , and each of
t hes e s ys t ems r evol ve spi r al l y, i n one pl ane, like a di s c, See Fi gur e 13 on
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Pa ge 166, Fi gur e 66 on Page 491 and Fi g u r e s 57, 58 and 59 on Pages 446 and
447.
Al l separ at ed p a i r s , such a s l i t hi um and chl or i ne, or any of the many you
s e e i n Fi gur e $4, cr ys t al l i ze in ot her s ys t e ms which a r e cube sect i ons, See
Fi gur e 69 on Page 521.
You may now be wondering why t hat would make di f f er ent people out of
t wo humans, , and i f so what i s t hat di f f er ence? Does i t add t o t hei r power 0:
abi l i t y? In what me a s u r e a r e t hey t r ans f or med a s human bei ngs?
In the answer t o t hi s l i es the knowledge of the gr eat i mpor t of t r ue mat i ng
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When we say t r ue mat i ng, we mean ma t i n g ~ between equal opposi t es of a pai r ,
f or mi smat i ngs of humans can be a s exp' losive and dest r uct i ve a s mi s mat i ngs
i n the chemi cal el ement s .
Tr ue mat i ngs a r e r a r e , exceedi ngl y r a r e , but i n t r ue mat i ngs t he .two
uni t ed ones a r e no l onger t he s a me i ndi vi dual s, working independently f r o m t he
f ul cr ums of t hems el ves . They a r e no l onger THEMSELVES, They a r e t r ul y
ONE SELF, with but one f ul cr um, one equat or and one cent er of gr avi t y- - or
balance --both meani ng t he s a me thing.
Together they can accompl i sh mo r e t han they could a s s epar at e bei ngs,
Toget her , i n such uni t y, the.y mul t i pl y al l t he power of one by t he ot her one and
best ow the t ot al upon each, act i ng a s one, Thi s i s Nat ur e' s meani ng t o t r ue
mat i ng
To bet t er under st and t hi s change l et u s obser ve i t s chemi cal effect upon
mar r i ages taking pl ace bet ween the el ement s of mat t er .
Fi gur e 94 i l l us t r at es t hi s quest i on qui t e si mpl y. In i t we have pr i nt ed fi ve
of t he nine wave oct aves of ma t t e r , the f i ve which a r e within working r ange,
and the range of physi cal per cept i on of t he sci ent i st of today. On t he posi t i ve
si de of the wave you will not e pa r t of the f i nal oct ave which di s appear s i nt o
radioactive oblivion t hr ough Radi um- - ( Rd, ) Act i ni um- -(Ac. ) Thor i um- - ( Th. )
Ur ani um X et c. into t he i nvi si bl e,
The l et t er s i n t he l i t t l e ci r cl es a r e t he symbol s of the el ement s , We have
proj ect ed t hr ee of t hes e p a i r s of symbol s and t r ansl at ed t hem i nt o t hei r f ami l -
i a r names f or your bet t er compr ehensi on.
The t hr ee pai r s of opposi t es which we have pr oj ect ed a r e al l i n t he 1
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positive and 1 negat i ve s e r i e s . Le t u s consi der t hem. Fl uor i ne, chl or i ne and
br omi ne a r e aci d me t a l s . They belong t o the mot her pr i nci pl e of Nat ur e which
unfolds outwardly f r o m within. The i r pol ar i t y i s negat i ve,
Li t hi um, sodi um and pot as s i um a r e alkaline me t a l s , They belong t o t he
f at her pr i nci pl e of Nat ur e which r ef ol ds i nwardl y f r om without.
Each of t hes e s e pa r a t e uni t s of each pai r have cer t ai n chemi cal and el ec -
t r i c a l ef f ect s i n combi nat i on with ot her el ement s , Ea c h does cer t ai n pr edi ct -
abl e things with no except i on.
The moment , however , t hat ei t her "twain become one" i n ma r r i a g e , t hey
mul t i pl y t hei r bal ance by el i mi nat i ng two of the t hr ee equat or s of bal ance which
cont rol l ed t hem in t hei r s epar at e s t at e s o
Fl uor i ne and l i t hi um have no l onger any of t hei r met al l i c qual i t i es when
t hey unite a s l i t hi um f l uor i de. Li ke car bon they cr yst al l i ze i n t r ue cubes and
t he suns of t hei r s y s t e ms a r e t r ue s phe r e s , They have become l i ke car bon, a
stony mi ne r a l whi ch c he mi s t s c a l l a sal t when any aci d and al kal i pa i r uni t e,
Li kewi se, t he r e i s not a t r a c e of ei t her f l uor i ne or l i t hi um i n l i t hi um f l uor i de,
The s a me i s t r u e of sodi um chl or i de and pot assi um br omi de. Al so the
r e ve r s e i s t r ue if ei t her of t hes e p a i r s a r e agai n divided. Ea c h one of each
pai r r e ve r t s t o i t s met al l i c condi t i on t he moment i t i s extended f r o m i t s f ul cr um
Car bon, f or exampl e, i s a uni t ed pai r of opposed met al s , . I t s mel t i ng point
i s s o high t hat i t i s difficult to ext end i nt o a divided pa i r , but if i t we r e done we
could have a new s e r i e s of r us t l e s s me t a l s of high conductivity which would be
of ext r eme value t o i ndust r y,
When you p a s s s ome cl ay bank, o r ma s s of f el spar , , bauxi t e or ot her
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non met al l i c mi ner al s , i t does not occur to you that your al umi num ai r pl anes
and cooking ut ens i l s a r e made of such mat er i al s - -yet t hey a r e . And so, al s o
i s the i r on and s t eel of c omme r c e t aken out of the r ed ear t h of the hi l l s. Si l -
icon, gr ani t e and al l of t he r ocky subst ances of ear t h a r e uni t ed pai r s - - ma r -
r i ed pai r s- - t wo becomi ng one t o give st abi l i t y to the pl anet ,
Met al s a r e al l ext ensi ons f r o m a common f ul cr um. If ma n "di vor ces" any \
stable, united, bal anced p a i r s t o pr ocur e met al s f r om t hem Nat:sre will even-
tually ma r r y t hem agai n. The met al s wi l l r us t away i n t i me and t hat which was u
at one t i me st r ong s t eel wi l l agai n become the r ed ear t h of the hi l l si de f r om
which it was ext ended by man.
Mar r i age bet ween t r ue ma t e s means st abi l i t y and bal ance of ONENESS
coming to two unst abl e and unbal anced conditions.
Pa i r s of humans t hus uni t ed as one do not become one only through the
attainment of el ect r i c bal ance, t hev become one CONSCIOUSLY, and SPIRIT -
UALLY. Two who have become t hus united have mul t i pl i ed t hems el ves f ncal -
culably.
The gr e a t e s t gift of God t o ma n i s t he gift of bal anced mat i ng.
Tr ue mat i ngs a r e pr edi ct abl e i n t he el ement s, In Fi gur e 94 the t r ue ma t -
fngs a r e desi gnat ed by connecting l i nes , If any one 01 t he t hr ee pai r s of t r u e
(balanced) mat i ngs used a s i l l ust r at i ons should t 1r nar r yH any one of any ot her of
the t hree p a i r s , t hey would "get along t oget her f t quite har moni ousl y unl ess the
t r ue mat e of ei t her should appear , In t he chemi cal el ement s a di vor ce would
then take pl ace i mmedi at el y without any pr el i mi nar i es what soever ,
Why i s t hi s 7 If you exami ned the c r ys t a l s of any of such unbalanced
mi s mat i ngs a s sodi um and br omi ne: for exampl e, o r of pot assi um and chl or i ne,
you would find t hat t hei r c r ys t a l s a r e not t r ue cubes, Such ma r r i e d p a i r s would
cr yst al l i ze i n the cubi c s ys t em but the cubes would be di st or t ed and compl exed
by ot her f aces t han t hose s i x per f ect l y balanced ones which belong t o the cube.
Thi s means t hat with any mi smat i ngs t her e i s al ways a r esi due of unbal -
ance - - al ways somet hi ng which has been unsat i sfi ed. Thi s i s a s t r ue chemi cal l y
a s i t i s with humans , When humans ma r r y cl ose ma t e s , even if rlot t r ue ma t e s ,
they should endeavor t o find a common balance bet ween t he two a1 1 make t he
bes t of i t , f or t r ue mat i ngs among humans a r e r a r e ,
With the knowledge her ei n s et down one ma y be enabl ed to use bet t er judg-
ment i n the choosi ng of a mat e by letting hi s hear t influence hi s deci si on r at her
t han any one of t he many mot i ves people have f or choosing mat es .
The mo r e you can find i n a mat e which i s like yoursel f the mo r e each of
you will find bal ance i n each ot her , f or the saying t hat one should s eek hi s oppo-
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The Wal t er Rus s el l Foundat i on, Swannanoaj Waynesbor o, Virginia
Copyr i ght ed 1$51 by Walter and Lao Russel l
ONE MORE STEP TOWARD BUILDING THE CUBE - SPHERE WAVE - FI ELD
In t he p r o g r e s s of t hese l es s ons the t i me has now come t o cl ear up much
confusi on r egar di ng what i s s o commonl y cal l ed ! ! t he cur vat ur e of space", and
s ome t i me s r e f e r r e d t o a s "t hi s cur ved uni ver se".
We mu s t cl ar i f y t hi s confusi on, In t hese l e s s ons we have repeat edl y sai d
t hat al l mot i on i s cur ved. That does not mean t hat s t i l l nes s i s al s o cur ved,
Mot i on s pr i ngs f r o m st i l l ness and r et ur ns t o s t i l l nes s , The exampl e of the f ul -
c r u m and t he l ever fully mani f e s t s t hi s pr i nci pl e.
J u s t a s we l i ve i n the changing physi cal uni ver s e and the unchanging s pi r -
i t ual uni ver s e si mul t aneousl y, so a l s o do we live i n t he uni ver se of mot i on and
t he s t i l l uni ver s e of non -mot i on si mul t zneousl y.
Li kewi se. we live in t he undivided uni ver se of Mind-knowing and the
di vi ded uni ver s e of Mind -thinking and sensi ng si mul t aneousl y.
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In o r d e r t hat you may mo r e cl ear l y under st and t he r el at i on of st i l l ness to
mot i onl t he undivided in r el at i on t o the divided, t he changing in r el at i on t o the
unchangi ng, and t he spi r i t ual Li ght i n r el at i on t o t he physi cal l i ght s of wave
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motion: we will dr aw a s i mpl e pi ct ur e which you ma y r e me mbe r and under st and
mor e cl ear l y than you would r e me mbe r a f i ni shed pi ct ur e of t he s ame thing,
Her e it i s:
1. you have a des i r e t o mani f est an i dea of your s
2 , You a s k God to give you the power , and the subst ance t o ful fi l l your
des i r e,
3 . God gi ves you s i x mi r r o r s of Hi s s t i l l Li ght , al l put t oget her i n the
shape of a per f ect cube. Within the s i x a r e t hr ee mor e mi r r o r s of Hi s Li ght ,
al l t hr ee s et at r i ght angl es t o each ot her .
4, God t hen says: " Her e i s the power ? and the subst ance you have asked
f or t o fulfill your des i r e and mani f est your i dea. My magnet i c s ur veyor s have
measur ed i t out f o r yo-u i n My undivided uni ver s e i n the exact me a s ur e of your
des i r e
"I give you f r e e will t o do a s you wi sh within the s i x mi r r o r s of My Li ght
which balance and coxt r ol your act i ons f r o m without, and t hr e e mor e balancing
mi r r o r s within the s i x which cont r ol your act i ons f r o m within, F o r I say to you
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that t hese ni ne mi r r o r s of My Light a r e My LAW, and t hey a r e al s o the me a ns
of enforcing My Law,
"These nine Li ght mi r r o r s of z e r o cur vat ur e and z e r o mot i on a r e your
i i mi t at i ons, and the me a s u r e of t hem i s t he me a s ur e of your de s i r e ,
You ma y
change t hei r me a s u r e , and your l i mi t at i ons: by changing. the i nt ensi t y of your
des i r e, but bevond t hes e ni ce you cannot go i n anv di r ect i on without ar r i vi ng at
the zer o of your begliming and ending,
"Whatever you do i n My divided uni ver s e, whet her good or bad, bal anced
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o r unbal anced- or helpful or Lzrtful within the boundar i es set f or vou- will come
back to you in the me a s u r e set by you f or your own uni ver se of your own des i r e,
" For long aeons you have built your uni ver s e i n your own i mage and des i r e.
You have mani f est ed that i mage of yoilrself f or ages upon long a ge s , f or you
wi l l not know Me i n you,
"Ther e will come a t i me when you s hal l be gi nt o know the Light of Me i n
you, You will then mani f est Me. You will t hen build your uni ver se i n My i mage.
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To know the Light of Me will be your sol e de s i r e . To seek and find My kingdom
wi l l be your sole pzr pos e,
"What you do f o r yoursel f you do f or a l l , f or a l l a r e ONE i n Me . YOU
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r nav r ef l ect a n d ext end vour desi r e t o all t he uni ver s e to make a wor l d of -?our
d e s i r e with the d e s i r e s of other =en, but naught of mot i on, or change. or u ~ b a l -
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ante, or c u r v a t ~ r e sha!? pas s My equal i zi ng boundar i es set f or you and al l ma n-
ki nd without b e i ~ g :,-cided where My z e r o of r e s t ends al l moving t hi ngs- acd
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begi ns t hem again at that zer o of r e s t whi ch i s al one i n Me. "
THIS THREE DIMENSIONAL CUBE UNIVERSE CF NINE
The abo-"-e ~ncont - en. t i onal manner of t el l i ng a sci ent i fi c st or y ma y nct be
t r u e to t ext book f o r m bat I nor e o: sci ent i f i c, philosophic and mo r a l t r ut h c a n
be gl eaned frorn i t t han many t i mes t hat s pace coul d t el l i n. mor e conventional
l e s s on f or m
It i s a good pr el i mi nar y to the mo r e det ai l ed a ~ a l y s i s of the r adi al cut e-
s pher e uni ver se of wai-e mot i on which ma n h a s not yet begun TO f at hom, It
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a l s o graphi cal l y s t at es t hat mar, i s i n the mi ds t of a uni ver se of l aw and or der
whi ch he ma y vi ol at e t o any extent he choos es , but a t hi s own cost r o r he may
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find the gl or y and e c s t a s y of working with t he l aw and or der whi ch s ur r ounds
hi m when he a t l a s t s e e s t he Light which l e a ds hi m out of t he da r k.
Having had, and enj oyed t hi s al l egor y o r descr i pt i ve i nt er l ude l et u s now
r et ur n to l e s s on f o r m t o bet t er under st and t hat our physi cal uni ve r s e of mot i on
consi st s of c ube - s phe r e wave- f i el ds within wave - f i el ds, both ma j e s t i c and
mi cr oscopi c, one within t he ot her and without the ot her t hroughout a s hapel es s ,
boundless infinfty of i magi ned space which i s a s unr eal a s t he c os mi c ci nema
illusions which a r e f or e ve r being c a s t upon i t .
It may be t hat yo= a r e r,ot yet suffi ci ent l y advanced t o under s t and the i l l u-
sion of it:, but you cer t ai nl y a r e suffi ci ent l y advanced t o under st and t he mechan-
i c s of i t .
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Thi s shal l be our pur pos e. I t s e e ms di f f i c dt t o some t o compr ehend how
planes of z e r o cur vapdr e c a n be possi bl e i n a cur ved uni ver se of wave mot i on.
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Let u s begl n t o ,make t hi s f act of Nat ur e compr ehensi bl e Sy a ve r y si mpl e
example of 'now a cur ved wave uni ver se r i s e s f r o m f l at pl anes of z e r o cur va-
t ur e, and how two -way mot i on si mul t aneousl y s p ~ i n g s f r o m a n unchanging
st at e of r e s t .
Although t hi s f a c t ha s been gr aphi cal i y exempl i f i ed in r el at i on to the f ul -
c r um and l e ve r i n Fi g z r e s 89 t o 92, and i n ot her pl aces dur i ng t hes e l e s s ons
where mot i on ha s been di vi ded by equat or s wher e no mot i on i s , l et u s exem-
plify this quest i on i n anot her way
Let u s s i t t oget her besi de a quiet l ake whose sur f ace i s compl et el y at
r e s t , As we look down upon i t we r eal i ze i t s unchanging a s p e c t , I t i s al l t he
same in e ve r y di r ect i on, no ma t t e r wher e we look, One coul d not l ocat e a
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point upon i t and agai n r el ocat e . t hat point. '
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Why i s t hi s ? It i s because t he st i l l ness - - or equi l i br i um- - or balance
f est motion by exer t i ng some f or ce t o di st ur b that st i l l ness.
We now supply t hat des i r e and exer t the f or ces needed t o di - ~i de that one
unchanging ; c. ~ndi t i o. n .. . . . .
of ~ t i l l n e . . .
si; ,,, i nt o- . . t wo . . . ,,oppos,ed c onditior_s ,;.of moti,o.n ~ . . . , by , hur l -
ing a stone i nt o t he wat er , See Fi gur e 95.
The i nst ant t he motron of the st one begi ns In your hand you have begun to
divide the undivided uni ver se into a s e r i e s of nine equat or s which not only con-
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t r ol the di st ur bance of uni ver sal bal ance a t ever y point of i t s pat h but the wave -
f i el ds which bound t hese . equat or s aTk .:kurveyed and meas-ilred by God!s ma g-
netic Light f or r epet i t i on al l oT;er Hi s uni ver se at the r at e of 136, 400 mi l e s per
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second, which 4s sever, t i mes arou.r,d thls- ear t h ever y second. -Et - seems i ncr ed -
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ible that such an c_r,fmportant event should be r ecor ded in our srrn seven seconds
l at er , or i n 02r xe a r e s t s t ar nipe y e a r s l at er , but scch i s the f act .
In Fi gur e 95 t he wat er slarface i s mar ked A and B, the stone i s mar ked C
and the pl ace of i mpact c;..pon the wat er sur f ace i s rnarked D, In Fi gur e 96 the
harmoni c t ones f o r seqaentia! wa-ze s a r e mar ked E, a31 extended f r o m D.
Fi gur es 97 - -98 - -99 and 100 exemplifjr the b3~ildin.g zp of the octave wave
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caused by the f al l i ng stone and the sequent i al repet i t i ons of i t upon the l ake' s
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sur f ace. It i s I mpor t ant to note t hat ever y wave i s r epeat ed rn r e ve r s e to i t s
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nei ghbor whi ch di vi des i t by i t s cube syst. em of, nine e qua t or s . , It- t hen. mi $r or s
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i t in r ever s e to i t s neighboring wave- f i el ds,
Naturally you cannot see the cubi c wave -fields of meas ur ed and mi r r or e d
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EQUlCfOBS OF ZEBO CURVATURE AND RETCTRNS TO THEIR STILLNESS.
Li ght which bound t h e m, but you can KNOW t he m, and i n knowing t hem you
c a n bet t er compr ehend God' s ways - -and a l s o know t hat God' s ways apply to
you, f or t hey a r e your ways, God' s ways a r e bal anced- -and your ways mus t
be bal anced wi t hi n t he wave -field i n which you , act .
That which you c a n s e e , however , i s t he r e s ul t ar i s i ng f r ol n t hus dividing
s t i l l nes s into mot i on t o pr oduce changing E F F E CT f r o m unchanging CAUSE.
You can now l ocat e a point and r el ocat e i t , Li kewi se, you c a n count and
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me a s u r e t hat whi ch, her et of or e, was i mpos s i bl e t o count or to me a s u r e ,
Li kewi s e, you c a n s e e t hat what you have gi ven t o gr avi t y by si mul t aneousl y
t aki ng f r o m s pa c e , you mu s t sequent i al l y r egi ve t o space by t aki ng i t f r om
gr avi t y. You c a n, l i kewi se, see t hat the mome nt t he mot i on of wave building
began, cur vat ur e a l s o began upon both s i de s of t he one equat or whi ch you can
s e e ( t he wave a xi s ) and cur vat ur e l i kewi se began upon both si des of each of
t he nine equat or s i n e ve r y wave-
And a s you s i t t he r e and watch the l ake s ur f a c e become still. once mor e
you will know t hat all. curvat?al-e c e a s e s when mot i on c e a s e s : j ust a s all change
and di mensi ons of l engt hs ;, br eadt h and t hi ckne s s whi ch accompani ed motion
di s a ppe a r when mot i on c e a s e s ,
You ma y a l s o l e a r n anot her gr e a t l e s s on i n wat chi ng t r oughs and c r e s t s
of waves i nt er changi ng with each ot her const ant l y unt i l t he r e a r e no longer
any t r oughs and c r e s t s . You would be gr e a t l y s ur yr i s e d if waves pi l ed UP to
c r e s t s and down t o t r oughs and stopped t he r e , , You know t hat t hat i s i mpossi -
bl e . You know t hat when one bal anced condi t i on i s di vi ded into t wo t hat they
mu s t i nt er change. You know that the wave mot i on wi l l continue unt i l the water
be c ome s cal m agai n
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The l esson which you c a n l ear n f r om t hi s i s t hat al l mot i on i s t he r es ul t
of dividing a bal anced condi t i on into two unst abl e, o r unbalanced condi t i ons.
If t her ef or e, al l mot i on i s out of balance t he only r eas on f or mot i on i s t hat
i t i s seeking bal ance.
Now consi der t he t r ough and the c r e s t of a wave. Both have been extended
f r o m the cal m s ur f ace of t he mot i onl ess wat er by dividing t he one condition
i nt o two, That c a l m s ur f a c e r epr es ent s st abi l i t y. The wave t r ough and c r e s t
r epr es ent s i nst abi l i t y, Th e c a l m sur f ace be c ome s one of t he nine equat or s
whi ch cont rol s t he pul s at i ons of i t s extended waves.
As soon a s t he me a s u r e of de s i r e f or mot i on which the st one ext ended t o
t he wat er di es out all wave t r oughs and c r e s t s wi l l become one with t hei r c om-
mon equator f r o m whi ch t he y wer e extended.
The spiritrnal l e s s on whi ch you may i e a r n f r o m t hi s i s t hat -whenever you
per f or m any act i on whatsoe-"-er you a r e dividing a bal anced condi t i on of r e s t
i nt o two unbal anced c ondi t i f o~s which M'clST REACT UPON EACH OTHER, AND
INTERCHANGE WITH EACH OTHER TO FI ND THE BALANCED CONDITION
OF REST FROM WHICH YOU EXTENDED THEM.
That me a ns t hat whe ne ve r you do anyt hi ng, o r say anything, whet her i n
your busi ness or s oc i a l i i f e yo3 have s et somet hi ng i n mot i on which i s going
t o be GOOD f or you i f yo= c a n keep i t s ext ensi ons i n bal ance, o r i t i s going
t o be BAD f or you, and c a u s e you to f ace ma n y pr obl e ms , if you do not keep
t he i nt erchange bet ween t he two i n balance -,vith each ot her .
i n your cont r ol of t hos e act l ons, which you s et i n mot i on, l i e s your hap-
pi ness, s ucces s , p r o s p e r i t y and health: o r t he opposi t es oi t hes e qual i t i es,
With knowledge of God' s ways t o hel p make t hem YOUR ways your deci s -
i ons which caus e all of your act i ons wi l l conf or m t o God' s l aw of rhyt hmi c
bal anced i nt er change i n everyt hi ng you do, and i t wi l l be t hi s knowledge which
will bl es s your l i f e where i gnor ance of i t could r ui n your whole c a r e e r .
WE NOW BUILD THE NINE EQUATORS OF CUBE -SPHERE WAVE -FIELDS
Let u s look mo r e into God' s ways. Le t u s have deeper underst andi ng of
how He makes Hi s l aws and how He enf or ces t hem. We KNOW t hat God1 s
l aws a r e i nexor abl e. We know t hat i t i s i mpossi bl e to es cape t he penal t i es of
any br each of Hi s l aw, and we should know t hat i t i s equally i mpossi bl e t o
es cape the bl es s i ngs which come f r o m worki ng with Hi s l aw.
God has but one l aw, Hi s l aw of BALANCE. Hi s uni ver se i s balanced. It
i s at r e s t a s an equi l i br i um. To di s t ur b t hat equi l i br i um i s i mpossi bl e, but
one can appear t o di s t ur b it by dividing it i nt o pa i r s of opgositelya=bala;z-ced con-
di t i ons which const ant l y i nt er change t o keep i n bal ance with each ot her .
If you hur t your self by l osi ng your bal ance and fal l i ng, God i s not punishing
you f or i t , You a r e punishing yonr sel f . God i s not angr y with you f or hurt i ng
your s el f , nor i s He s o r r y f or you. You have but had one mo r e exper i ence i n
t r yi ng t o live within Hi s or der l y uni ver s e and each exper i ence should dr aw you
cl os er t o God
To dr aw c l os e r to God you mus t know Hi s ways, f or Hi s uni ver se i s
or der l y and bal anced, Your uni ver se mus t , l i kewi se; be or der l y and bal anced,
Let us quote h e r e what God t el l s u s of Hi s ways i n The Message of The
Divine Iliad:
"I a m Bal ance, In Me al l My i magi ni ngs a r e bal anced i n t hei r seemi ng
unbal ance.
"I add, but t hat which I add t o one pul sat i on of My thinking I subt r act f r o m
the ot her one.
1 1 1 divide, but a s I divide I equal l y mul t i pl y.
That i s God' s way, If He vi ol at ed i t e ve r s o sl i ght l y t her e would be di s -
a s t e r of c os mi c pr opor t i ons i n Hi s heavens a s s t a r s , suns and pl anet s c r a s h
t oget her i ns t ead of continuing i n t hei r pat hs f or ages , al ways being i n bal ance
with each ot her even t o the weight of one mi l l i gr am.
Why does a ma n' s busi ness c r a s h - - or why does he l ose a f r i end- - or
become i l l - - or me e t with an acci dent ? The answer i s a41 contained i n t hat one
word BALANCE. Now l et u s gr aphi cal l y i l l us t r at e, st ep by st ep how God will
mul t i pl y your de s i r e s and give you g r e a t e r power s i f you wor k with Hi m and
Hi s law.
F i r s t you mi l st have a de s i r e whi ch you wi sh t o e xpr e s s by giving i t a
body and set t i ng i t i n mot i on, No ma t t e r what t hat de s i r e i s , whet her i t be t o
invent some thin^, bpliid a bus i nes s , be c ome a doct or , o r l awver , o r bui l der of
br i dges.
Then- - go and t al k to God about i t . As k God t o wor k with you t o fulfill
your de s i r e , Ask M~ I T. f or t he power and t he subst ance t o ful fi l l your de s i r e .
Ask Hi m a l s o f or t?.e knowledge t c wor k knowingly with Hi m, Ask al so f or Hi s
i nspi r at i on and Hi s ecs t as y s o t hat your c r e a t i on will be ma s t e r l y and endur i ng,
You will fi nd yoursel f spending mu c h t i me i n medi t at i on with God concerm-
i ng yonr de s i r e . Yo u wi l l t al k muc h wi t h Hi m, You wi l l h e a r Hi m csunsel l l ng
you, thinking with yo:_a, Through your I nner Voice you ma y he a r Hi m say: "In
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the me a s ur e you a s k E will gi ve, but I cou.nse1 you t o a s k l i t t l e and l e a r n to
bal ance t hat bef or e asking mor e " ,
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At the pr e c i s e moment you begin your ve r y f i r s t act i on t o set your i dea in
mot i on God will gi ve you s i x mi r r o r s of Hi s i nvi si bl e Light shaped l i ke a cube.
Within those s i x mi r r o r s of Light a r e t hr ee mo r e , al l s et at r i ght angl es t o
each ot her. And t he me a s u r e of t hi s cube of Light which He gi ves you i s t he
meas ur e of your d e s i r e .
As the me a s u r e of your de s i r e gr ows , a s i t mus t gr ow if you wor k know-
ingly with God, t he ni ne mi r r o r s of Light gr ow with i t t o cont ai n your growing
i dea, Ther e i s no l i mi t at i on t o the di mensi ons of your achi evement so long a s
you work knowingly wi t h God and do not as k f or a l ar ger me a s ur e at a t i me
t han your knowing c a n keep i n bal ance with the l aw of bal ance which t hose nine
mi r r or s - of Light MUST enf or ce.
SOME FACTS ABOUT 'THE CREATION OF BODIES
Let u s now r e mi nd you t hat vi si bl e ma t t e r emer ges f r o m i nvi si bl e space
and i s swallowed up by i t , Al so that the physi cal uni ver se of two vi si bl e l i ght s
a r i s e s f r om the One i nvi si bl e Lfghe which God i s , and mus t r e t ur n t o i t - - a s
mot i on likewf s e r e t u r n s t o s t i l h e ss - -and sound di sappear s i nt o t he si l ence S r om
which i t spr ang.
God' s Cr eat i on i s , t her ef or e, the r es ul t of God' s des i r e t o gi ve vi si bl e
f o r m and mot i on t o Hi s i nvi si bl e I dea, To accompl i sh t hi s pur pose He builds
a mat er i al body of vi si bl e l i ght which i s Hi s uni ver se,
Your cr eat i on i s , l i kewi se, t he r es ul t of your des i r e to give vi si bl e
expr essi on to your i nvi si bl e i dea,
In ot her wor ds , al l t hat God ever does, o r you ever do, i s t o build vi si bl e
bodi es out of i nvi si bl e Light and s et t hem i n motion t o mani f est i nvi si bl e i dea
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
f or a peri od of t i me , Al l bodi es event ual l y di sappear into t he i nvi si bl e equi l i b-
r i um f r om which t hey s pr a ng and r e a ppe a r i n rhyt hmi c per i odi ci t i es of t i me
God' s only wor ke r s us e d i n building Hi s uni ver se a r e t he two el ect r i c
wor ker s whi ch divide Hi s Li ght of knowing into the two l i ght s of Hi s thinking.
Each of t hese wor ke r s pul l away f r o m each ot her i n opposi t e r a di a l d i r e c -
t i ons. One of t hem pul l s i nwar d t owar d a point of concent r at i on and t hus a
pr e s s ur e of compressi ' on is brought into seemi ng bei ng. The ot her wor ker
t hr us t s outward i n the opposi t e r adi al di r ect i on and a n opposi ng p r e s s u r e of
expansion i s brought i nt o s eemi ng bei ng.
Compr essi on i s t he mechani cal mani f est at i on of the Cr e a t o r ' s concent r a-
tive thinking and expansi on i s t he mechani cal effect of Hi s decent r at i ve thinking,
Everyt hi ng t hat i s c r e a t e d i n t hi s uni ver s e i s the r e s ul t of i nt er change
between t hes e t wo opposing p r e s s u r e s i n t he me a s ur e of d e s i r e f or cr eat i ve
expr essi on, Ma s t e r l i ne s s i n any effect of Cr eat i on l i es i n keepi ng t hes e two
opposing f or c e s i.n bal ance ,
WE PAUSE HERE TO TALK ABOUT PRESSURES
It i s i mpor t ant t hat you under st and what we mean by p r e s s u r e s which exi s t
only i n the di vi ded uni ver s e of mot i on, Motion i s i mpossi bl e i n an equi l i br i um.
If YOU sit i n a cl os ed r oom of even t e mpe r a t ur e with only one p r e s s u r e con-
dition you cannot possi bl e f e e l any mot i on taking pl ace i n i t .
If, however , you open a win do?^ yo-J. will f eel a r us h of col d a i r comi ng
t h ~ o u g h the window t o equal i ze the col d a i ~ which i s out si de, and t he wa r m a i r
which i s i nsi de. An equat or di vi des t he two, When the p r e s s u r e , which i s
oct si de, equal i zes the p r e s s u r e which i s i nsi de, mot i on t hen c e a s e s - -and t he
invisible equat or di s appear s al s o,
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Or suppose you si t i n t hat cl os ed r oom of equi l i br i um p r e s s u r e wher e al l
i s mot i onl ess and st i l l . If you put a cake of i c e i n one end of t he r oom and a
pi ece of mol t en i r o n i n the ot her endz you have di vi ded the one bal anced con-
di t i on i nt o two opposed p r e s s u r e condi t i ons: and a n i nvi si bl e equat or a r i s e s
bet ween t he two t o cont r ol t he uni ve r s a l bal ance, which t hat opposed pai r ha s
seemi ngl y upset
An e l e c t r i c c ur r e nt i mmedi at el y a ppe a r s , f or wher ever mot i on appear s
it me a n s t hat t he t wo condi t i ons of ~ o l a r i t v e xi s t - a ~ d ~ o l a r i t v i s i m~ o s s i b l e
without an e l e c t r i c c ur r e nt t o di vi de s t i l l nes s i nt o t wo opposing s t at es of
mot i on.
Now you si t a t the wheel of your c a r but i t is per f ect l y mot i onl ess. The
power t o move you at gr e a t speed i s t h e r e , yet t he c a r does not move, Why i s
t hi s ? I t i s becaus e you have not di vi ded the power of your cyl i nder s i nt o two
opposing p r e s s u r e s , wh ~ c h r e s e nt t ha t di vi si on and t r y , with a l l t hei r mi ght ,
t o get back t o t he one condition of REST f r o m whi ch t hey s pr ang,
F o r t hat sol e r e a s on each p r e s s u r e i nt er changes with t he ot her , each f r om
i t s own si de of t he equat or which di vi des and cont r ol s t he i r opposition
I nst ead of t he one z e r o p r e s s u r e condition which is i n your mot i onl ess
c a r you ext end a c e nt r a l poi nt i n t hat z e r o of s t i l l nes s t o two ot her z e r o poi nt s,
You now have a f ul c r um and a l e ve r whi ch will caus e your c a r t o move the
mome nt you divide t hat undivided condi t i on by cr eat i ng t he two pol ani zed el ec -
t r i c condi t i ons of e o m p ~ e ssi on and expansi on. Thes e two opposing p r e s s u r e s
i nt er change with t r emendous f or c e i n t he endeavor of e a c h t o seek t he bal ance
of r e s t f r o m which t hey wer e di vi ded by a n equat or s e t up a t the cent er i ng z e r o
t o cont r 01 t hat i nt er change.
When you think of opposing p r e s s u r e s , al ways r e me mbe r t hat the power
which ei t her one has t o move, i s bor r owed f r o m the ot her one, A hundred
pound pr e s s ur e of compr es s i on i s possi bl e only by evacuat i ng a n equal 100
pounds f r om the opposite si de of a n equat or which di vi des the two,
If, f or exampl e, you connect two t anks of equal si ze by a tube, and pump
the a i r out of one into the ot her , you have mul t i pl i ed t he pr e s s ur e of one by
equally dividing the pr e s s ur e of t he ot her , What you have added t o the z e r o of
t hei r mut ual equi l i bri um i n one t ank you have gai ned by subt r act i ng an equal
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amount f r om t he zer o i n the ot her tank, which i s on t he ot her si de of t hei r di vi d-
ing equat or ,
You have added a 100 pound p r e s s u r e on one si de of an equat or by sub-
t r act i ng a hundr ed pound p r e s s u r e f r o m the ot her si de. Mat hemat i cal l y
expr essed i t would be a s fol l ows: X pl us z e r o equal s X rni nas zer o, Ze r o h a s
not been exceeded i n the oper at i on f or the t ot al adds up t o zer o.
You have but divided a n equi l i br i um i nt o p a i r s of opposi t el y unbalanced
conditions which st rongl y s eek bal ance i n t hei r mut ual equat or .
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These opposite el ect r i c condi t i ons do not a t t r a c t each ot her a s the Coul omb
law st at es. The positively char ged t ank i s endeavor i ng t o explode out ward to
find bal ance i n i t s equat or , and t he negat i vel y di schar ged t ank i s endeavori ng
t o explode i nwar dl y until i t s p r e s s u r e h a s been equal i zed with the equi l i br i um
f r om which i t was divided. When t he equal i zat i on t akes pl ace mot i on t hen
ceas es ; the po1ariz:ed condition depol ar i zes afid the equat or di s appear s .
The condition which el ect r i ci ans t e r m I i a dead st or age bat t er y" has t aken
pl ace, It. i s a s though the l e ve r i s r emoved f r o m a f ul cr um.
The- f ul cr um i s
c - - - - - - - - - _ - - - - - - - - C - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
s t i l l t he r e , with a l l of i t s power f o r e xpr e s s i on r e a d y to be e xpr e s s e d a t any
t i me the l ever i s agai n pl aced upon i t f o r t he pur pos e of dividing i t s bal anced
powe r i nt o two equal l y unbal anced powe r s whi ch r e s e nt that di vi si on.
M7 E PAUSE AGAIN TO TALK ABOUT ENERGY
Now that t hese many l e s s o n s have cl ar i f i ed f o r you the meani ng of pol ar i t y
a s bei ng the DIVISION O F THE UNDIVIDED ONE UNCONDITIONED EOUILIB -
RIUM OF THE MAGNETIC LIGHT OF GOD~ S KNOM' ING INTO THE TU'O CON-
DITIONS AND UNBALANCED LIGHTS O F HIS ELECTRI C THINKING you wi l l
now f ul l y under st and how unt r ue t o Nat ur e i s t he c l a i m that heat i s e ne r gy,
You now under st and t hat he a t i s one of t he t wo conditions which r e s ul t f r o m
e l e c t r i c pol ar i zat i on, and t hat he a t i s onl v one end of the l ever whi l e col d i s t he
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ot he r end.
He a t i s bor r owed f r o m coi d and col d i s bor r owe d f r om heat .
They a r e one
He a t i s t he r es ul t of c ompr e s s i on, Col d i s t he r e s u l t of expansion. Interchange
bet ween the two p e r i o r ms wor k whi ch t he i nt e r c ha nge continues, but c e a s e s
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when t he two equal i ze each ot he r at t he i r e qua t or ,
Gr avi t at i on wi l l p e r f o r m wor k. Wi t nes s , f o r exal-1:plel, the f al l i ng wa t e r s
of Ni a ga r a which gener at e e l e c t r i c c u r r e n t by t ur ni ng a wheel,
Radi at i on will a l s o p e r f o r m wor k, Wi t nes s i f o r exampl e- t he r i s i ng a i r
t hr ough a chi mney shaft whi ch a l s o wi l l ge ne r a t e e l e c t r i c cur r ent by t ur ni ng a
whe e l ,
Cool i ng vapor wi l l p e r f o r m wor k by cont r act i ng.
Wi t ness t he condensa-
t i on of vapor into a cycl one, o r a r i ve r
Heat i ng vapor wi l l a l s o p e r f o r m wor k by expandi ng into st eam. .
Wi t ness
t he s t e a m engine
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The f i r s t law of t her modynami cs, which s a ys t hat heat i s ener gy, i s not
t r ue to Nat ur e, f or heat onl y expr es s es ener gy when cold i nt er changes with
i t - - and col d, l i kewi se. They a r e equal ma t e s . They a r e two opposites i n
pol ari t y. GRAVITATIONPCLARIZES- -RADIATION DEPOLARIZES. Fi g 104, p. 739
Li kewi se, t he second l a w of t her modynami cs i s not t r ue t o Nat ur e. Thi s
second l aw s ays t hat " ener gy cannot r un uphi l l . I t can only r un downhill", In
ot her wor ds r adl ant ener gy h a s no compensat i ng opposi t e which gener at e s o
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Hence the expanding unive r s e t heor y, "UphilPll me a n s hi gher potential. !!Down-
hill" means l ower pot ent i al .
Water which i s r i si ng i nt o the clouds i s an expr es s i on of r adi ant ener gy.
That s ame wat er which condens es a s r ai n and f a l l s i nt o t he r i ve r s and Ni agar as
of ear t h i s an expr essi ox o g e n e r a t ~ ~ ~ - e e ne r gya GRAVI ~ATI ON MULTIPLIES ENERGY.
Gr avi t at i on and r adi at i on a r e equal opposi t es whi cb i nt er change cont i nual l y
t o cr eat e t hi s el ect r i c uni ver s e of mat t er and p e r f o r m al l of i t s wor k,
Gr avi t at i on i s one s t r oke of the pi st on of e ne r gy whi ch r uns uphi l l t o p e r -
f o r m wor k by cont ract i ng. , Radi at i on i s the ot her s t r oke of t he pi st on which
r uns downIiili t o p e r f o r m wor k by expznding, R-"IDIATION DIVIDES ENERGY.
Thi s whole uni ver se i s one maj es t i c c o mp r e ssf on- expansi on engi ne,
Li ke -
wi se, i t i s a huge el ect r i c bat t er y, Wodd you s a y of your c a r ' s s el f - s t ar t er
bat t er y t hat t he expansi on s t r oke of the pi st on di d a l l of the wor k- - whi ch i s
equivalent t o what sci ence s a ys about r adi ant e ne r gy,
Now would you cl ai m
t hat your outgoing br eat h al one kept you al i ve wfthout need of an i ncomi ng gen-
er at i ve breath?. N o of c o u r s e you would not .
Then why say t hat heat is ener gy- -and t hat col d i s l e s s he a t ?
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Whenever you a r e puzzl ed r e ga r di ng such quest i ons r evi ew i n your Mind
t he t e mpe r a t ur e cycl e given e a r l i e r i n t he s e l e s s ons , which r e a ds a s follows:
Col d cont r act s - - cont r act i on g e n e r a t e s - - gener at i on heat s- - heat expands- - expan-
si on r adi at es - - r adi at i on cool s - - and t he cycl e r e pe a t s itself endl essl y
If t hi s s e e ms compl i cat ed s i mpl i f y i t a s fol l ows: Cooling bodi es gr avi t at e
and heat a s t hey gr avi t at e - - heat i ng bodi es r adi at e, and cool a s t hey r adi at e.
Thus t he i nt er dependent p a i r s of opposi t e p r e s s u r e s gr avi t at e and r adi at e
i n opposi t e di r ect i ons to keep t he he a r t be a t of t hi s uni ver s al cor npr essi on-
expansi on pump- -which Cr eat i on i s - -i n oper at i on, Cne i s a s i mpor t ant a s t he
ot he r , wi t hout e a c h ot her e a c h one would be power l es s .
The ent i r et y of t hi s dlvided ( pol a r i z e d) uni ver s e consi st s of hi gh potential
vi si bi e bodi es of sol i d gr avi t at i ng ma t t e r ,. s ur r ounded by low pot ent i al i nvi si bl e
bodi es of expanded r adi at i ng ma t t e r , Th e r e i s not one i nch In al l of t hi s uni -
v e r s e whi ch i s not composed of t h e s e t wo condi t i ons of ma t t e r divided into
wave- f i el ds whose equat or s cont r ol t h e s e di vi si ons and i nsul at e each wave- f i el d
f r o m a l l ot he r s .
We wi l l dr a w a gr aphi c pi c t ur e of h w a pol ar i zat i on keeps t hi s pumping p r o -
c e s s going on f or e ve r . Let your i magi nat i on ampl i f y t hi s descr i pt i ve pi ct ur e.
I magi ne t he i nvi si bl e pi st ons whi ch f o r e v e r pul l i nwar d t owar d a c e nt e r , and
t hr us t out war d f r ~ m i t 2 to be gi ant a r m s of t he uni ve r s a l two-way pump whi ch
moi l l ds hot s cns t o pat t er n t he s t a r r y f i r ma me n t of God' s heavens.
Then l e t your i magi nat i on l i ken t he m t o magi c kni t t i ng needl es,
count l ess
t r i l l i ons of t hem t o e ve r y cubi c i nc h- shut t l i ng i nwa r ds and out wards i n the
r a di a l l oom of t he uni ver s e, t l pped wi t h r ai nbow t hr e a ds of light t o weave
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countless pa t t e r ns of the myr i a ds of l i vi ng, growi ng t hi ngs which spr i ng f r o m
God' s e a r t hs i nt o Hi s heavens t o ma ni f e s t t he thinking of Hi s omni sci ent Mind.
Keep on i magi ni ng. Thi nk f ur t he r - - and deeper - -until you find your sel f
fasci nat ed with the count l ess var i et y and compl exi t y of pat t er ned f or ms which
those two i nt e r we a ve r s of God' s light r a y s br i ng out of t he uns een uni ver se of
no THING, and no WHERE, count l ess ma n y THINGS- -and a n EVERYWHERE.
Out of t hi s t wo-wav el ect r i c mot i on Cr e a t i on BECOMES.
That i s what we s a y because t hat i s what we think. We think of Cr eat i on
a s something which IS. We never think of i t a s somet hi ng which only SEEMS.
We never think of t he count l ess my r i a d s of growing-living-dying-b~rning
bodies a s MO TION ONLY - - t r ansi ent s p i r a l mot i on with no per manency what -
soever .
It never oc c ur s t o u s t o think of a gr a ni t e r ock, which s o r i gi dl y I gnor es
our sl edgehammer bl ows, a s but the t wo- way opposed s p i r a l i nt er weavi ngs of
l i ght - t hr eaded cos mi c needl es which shut t l e i n and out f r o m col d t o hot, and
hot to cold a t r i l l i on t i me s f a s t e r t o weave t ha t gr ani t e r ock t han i t moves to
u
weave oar sof t f l esh.
Tr y t o i rxagi ne t hes e i nt er weavi ngs of pol ar i zed l i ght t hr e a ds a s being the
i nbr eat hkg - out br eat hi ng sequences of t he bodi es which they- a r e et er nal l y
buildiilg and t ear i ng a pa r t t o r ebui l d,
Tr y t o think of dens e sol i ds, whi ch you c a n s o unmi st akabl y s e e and f eel ,
a s bv.t cl osel y packed l i t t l e l i ght - waves whi ch become . very hot because t hey a r e
i n each ot he r ' s way. Then r eal i ze t hat t he y got t hat way be c a us e the breat hi ng
pr oces s of t he uni ve r s e di vi des l i ght i nt o vi s i bl e sol i ds, whi ch we think of a s
d _ _ - - _ - _ - _ _ _ - _ - _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
bodi es, and i nvi si bl e ga s e s , whi ch we think of a s space. Vve never think of
t hese two a s one: o r t hat one i s l i vi ng and the ot her i s not . Yet we know t hat
our own bodi es of gr avi t at i ng ma t t e r cannot live without i nt er changi ng with
bodi es of r adi at i ng ma t t e r ,
Const ant l y r e mi nd your sel f of t he f act t hat the continuance of e ve r y body,
both vi si bl e and i nvi si bl e - - gr avi t at i ve or r adi at i ve --posi t i ve or negat i ve - - i s
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dependent upon r ecei vi ng a cont i nuous supply of t hat half of i t sel f which i s on
the ot her si de of a dividing equat or .
These two condi t i ons MUST i nt er change with t he ot her . Ea c h mus t sequen.
t i al l y become the ot he r .
Consi der your own sol i d body, f or exampl e, It i s sur r ounded by ga s e s
which have become ga s e s becaus e t hat which i s your solid body h a s been pumped
out of i t . Your sol i di t y i s due t o i t s e mpt i ne s s , YOUR INBREATHING evacu-
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at ed i t to ma ke YOU. It i s t he gi ft of space to YOU, You cannot l i ve unl es s
space cont i nues to gi ve of itse1.f t o YOU.
Conver sel y: s pa c e cannot cont i nue t o be empt i ed- - or evacuat ed- - t o gi ve t o
YOU. You mus t REGI VE. That i s t he l aw, So you r egi ve to the ot her half of
your divided body t hat which i t gave t o you. To do s o you br eat he OUT- - t hen
i n again That i s what i nt er change bet ween opposi t es me a ns
THE MEANING OF INTERCHANGE IN BREATHING
Now what happens when you br e a t he i n ?
The l ow pot ent i al which you br eat he
In f r o m t he col d of s pace becomes hi gh pot ent i al which heat s your body a s i t
c ompr e s s e s within you. It GENERATES ener gy f or your body, You t hen r egi ve
to space t hat which s pace ha s gi ven you. You br eat he out into space the c ompr e s
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high potential which you t r ansf or med f r om s pace. Your compr es s ed hot breath
expands and cool s. You RADIATE your hi gh pot ent i al ener gy i nt o low poten-
t i al by expanding a gr eat vol ume of space on t he ot her side of a dividing equa-
t or , which becomes cold a s a consequence of i t s expansion.
NOW i magi ne the se two unbalanced condi t i ons finding t hem se lve s a s uncom -
fort abl e in keeping up t hat s t r ai n of pulling away f r o m each ot her , (and t hei r
equat or s) a s two chi l dr en would be who wer e playing seesaw, and one was high
above t hei r equat or and t he ot her a s f ar bel ow, J us t a s the two chi l dr en must
r ever s e t hei r conditions by r ever si ng t hei r posi t i ons, s o2 l i kewi se, the two
interchanging i nt er weaver s of light into bodi es mus t r e ve r s e t hei r conditions
by r ever si ng t hei r posi t i ons, Each becomes t he ot her , a s al l opposi t es in
Nat ure continually do,
Let your i magi nat i on dig deeper st i l l i n r el at i on to t hose two f or ever i nt er -
changing l i ght s of mot i on, Let us think of t he i ncomi ng r e d l i ght --whi ch t r a ns -
cold i nt o
forrns//heat i n us - - a s 0v.r incoming br eat h, Conver s el y, l et u s think of the out-
going blue l i ght - -which t r ans f or ms heat i nt o col d i n u s - - a s our outgoing br eat h
w
Think t hi s over f or awhile - -and breat he i n and out slowly and concent rat edl y - -
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while you think i t over ,
Now look about you and s ee al l ot her peopl e br eat hi ng i n and out in wave
sequences a s you do, And s ee t hem moving about , a s you move about, with
gr eat ener gy while tney br eat he i n and out. Now give thought t o the i mpossi -
5i l i t y of any of t hem movi ng about i f they st op br eat hi ng.
Then look about and s e e growth ever ywher e you l ook- -growi ng bodies of
people, t r e e s , f l ower s , i ns ect s , Those buds of yes t er day a r e f l ower s today.
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Newborn l eaves al most vi si bl y unfol d, A grea' t t r e e br anches out over your
head which you brought home under your a r m t he day your baby was bor n, And
t he f i el d i s r ed with s t r awber r i es which wer e not t her e l as t Sunday when you
walked t her e.
Why do bodies thus gr ow? What i s gr owt h? These bodies al l br eat he i n
and out a s you do- - and t hey gr ow a s you do- - f l ower s - - t r ees - - i ns ect s - - s t r a w-
b e r r i e s i n the fi el d
i/
Knowing what you now know of mot i on can you not cl ear l y see t hat mot i on
alone makes bodi es - - and- - conver s el y- -bodies a r e naught but mot i on.
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Give f ur t her deep thought t o t hi s and you will t hen r eadi l y under st and t hat
growing bodi es a r e t he r es ul t af i nbr eat hi ng and out breat hi ng, Inst ead of s a y -
i ng- - al l bodi es br eat he i n and out we go f a r t he r t han that and say t hat al l bodi es
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a r e but r ecor di ngs of t he uni ver s al br eat h.
Can you not now compar e t he incoming-outgoing br eat h with the concen-
t r at i ve -decent rat i ve sequences of Godo s el ect r i c thinking ?
We have many t i mes s ai d t hat t he cr eat i ng uni ver se i s but the el ect r i c
r e c or d of God' s thinking i n f or e ve r r epeat i ng cycl es, , Can you not now s ee t hat
a l l i nt erchange between al l p a i r s of opposite conditions i s f or the one pur pose
of r ecor di ng THOUGHT i n MATTER ?
It i s r eal l y v e r y si mpl e. I nbr eat hi ng r ol l s up l i t t l e s pher es of mat t er and
adds t hem to the body t o make i t gr ow. Your body gr ows because you br eat he
i n f r o m space t o make mo r e cel l s f or your body,
The t r e e gr ows t hat way.. So do f l ower s- - and f or es t s - - and pl anet s, The
sun gr ows that way, It br eat hes i n fox si x ye a r s and gr ows ver y hot , so hot
that it boi l s near i t s equat or and f o r ms gr e a t spot s which we can s ee. Then it
br eat hes out f or the ot her half of i t s cycl e and cool s ver y much, s o much t hat
par t of its mol t en liquid condenses t o add t o t he solidity of its pol ar pa r t s .
We do likewise. We have a l i fe cycl e of 70 or 80 ye a r s j ust a s we have a
br eat h cycl e of 25 o r 30 t o t he mi nut e. Ou r i ncomi ng br eat h gener at es mo r e
l i t t l e vital cel l s for one half of our 'life cycl e t han our outgoing br eat h r a di a t e s
away f r om us .
The outgoing br eat h t hen becomes s t r onger and r adi at es mo r e of you i nt o
your other half. Inst ead of i ncr eas i ng t he i nt ensi t y of your pol ar i zat i on you
a r e t hen depol ari zi ng, I nst ead of living vi t al l y you a r e slowly dying by devi t al -
i zi ng.
Tr y to r eal i ze t hat ever v ef f ect of mot i on i n t hi s uni ver se means t hat i t i s
f or t he pur pose of expr essi ng IDEA bv dividing it i nt o TWO ASPECTS O F THAT
IDEA.
LIFE, f or exampl e i s one IDEA, When divided and set i n motion it h a s
two as pect s i nst ead of one, The two a r e LI FE and DEATH- -both being ONE. u
BREATHING INWARD e xpr e s s e s one half of t he LI FE IDEA, BREATHING
OUTWARD expr es s es the ot her half. Ea c h l eads t o the ot her .
When your Consci ousness i s mo r e awakened you will think of life and deat h
a s you think of day and nightl--with full knowledge t hat mor ni ng will agai n c ome
a s s ur el y a s night follows day, each l eadi ng t o the ot her with per i ods of r e s t
between to ma r k the di vi si on of ONE i nt o a seemi ng TWO i n ever y phas e of
your exi st ence on ear t h a s a body,
That is what LI FE and DEATH mean, , That is al s o what i nbr eat hi ng and
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out breat hi ng mean. Each mani f es t s the ot her and each l eads t o the ot her - - al l
f or t he pur pose of mani f est i ng LI FE - -by living i t : and LOVE by expr es s i ng i t
t hrough t he act i on- r eact i on of GIVING and REGIVING,
Again we say- - THERE IS NO DEATH, THERE IS NAUGHT BUT LI FE.
LI FE i s a wonderful j ourney through LIGHT of ETERNAL DAY which
comes with the comi ng of dawn- -while DEATH is t he gl or y of awaiting t he
LIGHT which comet h agai n at t he comi ne of dawn.
WE SUMMARIZE AND SIMPLIFY
We often gain gr e a t e r compr ehensi on r egar di ng new i deas which we a r e
t ryi ng t o ma s t e r by r epeat i ng t hem i n ot her words and ot her f or ms which have
the s a me meani ng but a r e appr oached f r om di fferent angl es. F o r t hi s r eas on
r ead the following two par agr aphs slowly--and with gr e a t concent rat i on,
1. As t he cold blue l i ght - t hr eads of space s pi r al a c r o s s t hei r wave-fi el d
equat or t owar d t hei r ~ l o r t b pole --whi ch, l i kewi se, i s t hei r gr avi t at i ve cent er - -
they c ompr e s s and t u r n r e d- -t hen orange - -then yellow-white because of gen-
er at i ng col d into heat a s t hei r i nwar d s pi r al t wi st i ngs wind light up into c om-
pr es s ed i ncandescent s pher es of high el ect r i c pot ent i al .
2 , Conver sel y, a s t he r ed light t hr eads spi r al l y r e c r o s s t hei r wave-fi el d
equat or t owar d t hei r south pole --which, l i kewi se, i s t hei r radi at i ve cent er - -
t hey expand f r om yel l ow t o gr een- - t hen t o blue and bl ue violet,, because they
r adi at e heat into col d a s t hei r opening s pi r al s unwind t hose hot vi si bl e s pher es
into cold i nvi si bl e ones , f or r ebi r t h into vi si bl e ones,
Do you r eal i ze t hat what i s wr i t t en i n the above two par agr aphs i s al l t her e
i s t o t hi s whole physi cal uni ver s e of living -dying bodi es of mat t er ? We have
- - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - _ - _ - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
but de s c r i be d two, ways of seemi ng mot i on which f or ever manuf act ur e vi si bl e
and invisible pa i r s of bodi es. These continually i nt er change with eac' h ot her
so t hat each half al t er nat el y becomes the ot her half. Thi s i nt erchange i s
r epeat ed et er nal l y, f or ever and f or ever . That i s what CREATION i s - - j us t a
Mind-imagined j ourney f r o m r e s t i n the Light, t o r e s t i n the Light.
Do you r eal i ze what t hi s me a ns ? F o r one exampl e consi der our sun which
cent er s the four or fi ve hundr ed mi l l i on mi l e di s c- - or cone bas e, upon which
our pl anet s s pi r al out ward i nt o t hei r depol ar i zi ng oblivion,
In or der f or t hat hot dense sun t o shine i n t he ski es a s i t does t her e mus t
be a n equal and opposite mi nus black negat i ve hol e on the ot her si de of i t s
equat or . Some f ut ur e day, aeons upon aeons hence, our sun will shine wher e
t hat evacuated black hole now i s- - and our pl anet s will r adi at e away f r o m t hei r
par ent sun t bward t hei r depoi ari zi ng z e r o j ust a s t hey now do i n t hei r pr es ent
posi t i on. Thei r r ei ncar nat i on i n t hei r own pat t er n i s a s t r ue r egar di ng sol ar
L
s ys t ems a s t hey a r e r egar di ng man, and al l r esol vi ng- di ssol vi ng, living-dying
i nt egrat i ng -di si nt egrat i ng t hi ngs. Compr es s i on anywhere i s balanced by equal
expansion on the ot her si de of t hei r mut s al equat or . Each mus t become the
ot her al t ernat el y, See Fi g u r e s 10 1 and 102.
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Now r ead the fol.lowing five super nal par agr aphs with equal concent rat i on.
3. CREATION i s an et er nal l y continuous cos mi c game of seesaw played
between two el ect r i c body bui l der s, de s t r oye r s and r ebui l der s which f or ever
osci l l at e between hot cent er s of high pot ent i al cor npr es s ed spher i cal sol i ds,
and cold cent er s of equal l y high expanded spher i cal hol es, f or the
pur pose of mani fest i ng the IDEA ok God' s KNOWING by si mul at i ng t hat i dea
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ANY FORCE EXPRESSED ANY'ZBEEERE SINULTANEOUSLY CREATES AN EQUAL
AND BPFQSITE FORCE IN BEVERSE TO VOID IT--AND TO BEPEXI! IT.
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ANY SYSTEM, lmm OF AN ATOM OF Tm ELF;MENTS OR A SOLAR SYST'E16
IN OUR MILKY Tr'AY, IF UPON THE AMPLITUDE OF ITS WAVE AND NINETY
DEGREES FROM ITS WAVE AXIS, ITS CENTRAL SUN IS A TRUE: SPHERE AND
ALL OF I T S PLANETS REVOLVE UPON THE PLANE OF THEIR SUN! S EQUATOR.
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i n t he movi ng f o r m i ma ge s which mani f e s t Hi s THINKING. IDEA I s ne ve r
c r e a t e d, It i s but SIMULATED,
4 , The f ul cr um of t he movi ng 1. evers of the c os mi c s ees aw whi ch gi ves t o
t he uni ver s e i t s hear t beat , i s t he s t i l l nes s of the undivided One Li ght whi ch
Go d ' s KNOWING i s
5. The movi ng l e v e r s a r e t he two equal l y opposed l i ght s of t he di vi ded
e l e c t r i c uni ver se which God' s THINKING i s ,
6. Eve r y me a s u r e of posi t i ve f or c e devel oped bv one ext ensi on of the l ever
f r o m i t s f ul c r um SIMULTANEOUSLY devel ops a n equal negat i ve f o r c e i n t he
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ot he r ext ensi on. As t he c os mi c pendul um moves one way t o mani f es t power i t s
i nvi si bl e count er par t move s the ot her way with equal power t o pul l i t back f o r
r e ~ e t i t i o n .
7 . The mot i vat i ng f or c e whi ch s eemi ngl y di vi des the One Li ght of uni ver s al
r e s t i nt o nor t h pol e c e nt e r s of c ompr e s s i on and sout h pole c e nt e r s of expansi on
is DESIRE t o c r e a t e movi ng f o r m i ma ge s t o mani f es t i deas which t hey but s i m-
ul a t e .
You a r e l i kel y t o become conf used by t he two r e f e r e nc e s i n pa r a gr a ph 3 t o
hi gh pot ent i al c e nt e r s bei ng equal i n both posi t i ve and negati.ve c ount e r pa r t s on
opposi t e s i de s of e qua t or s , Le t u s be s u r e you under st and t hi s pr i nc i pl e ,
High
pot ent i al devel ops i n t he r a di a l di r ect i on t owar d both c e nt e r s and l ow pot ent i al
devel ops i n the di r ect i on which i s r adi al l y away f r o m both cent er s and t owar d
mut ua l equat or s . Pot ent i al i s z e r o a t e v e r y dividing equat or . Low pot ent i al
t he n r e v e r s e s to hi gh a s e a c h opposi t e pul l s away f r o m i t s equat or t owar d
e i t he r of the two opposed c e nt e r s .
Witness, f or example the two cel l s of a storage battery. The potential i n
each cell i s equal. The power of one to pull inward, centripetally toward i t s
center of gravitation, i s equal to the power of the other to t hr xst outward, cen-
trifugally, f r om i t s cent er of radiation. The equator for both opposed cel l s
i s between t hem, Pot ent i al i s zer o upon that plane, t herefore, potential
lowers to zer o in the di rect i on of depolarization and i ncr eases to maximum a s
polarization i nt ensi fi es in the two polar di rect i ons.
I
All part i cl es of light which a r e ejected f r om either the cathode o r anode
I
poles as heret ofore stated i n ear l i er l essons, ar e negative llelecti-ons" which
I
ar e expanding and discharging a s t hei r potential l owers on t hei r way to t hei r
1 common equat or. Immediately they pass that zer o plane they r ever se t hei r
"charges". Both become positive. They become l l posi t rons". Both ar e then
charging .
I
All light par t i cl es a r e alike. When found i n di fferent rel at i on to t hei r
equators, and different positions and di rect i ons of motion, they ar e called by
different names - -such as neutrcr-s - -when they ar e on wave amplitudes - -photoes,
\d
positrons and other such names, when found in other par t s of the wave.
Nor a r e these few names al l they have. All of the known ninety odd ele -
ments ar e made up of t hese same part i cl es but al l have different names when '
found in different positions i n their waves.
El ement s exhibit different char act er i st i cs because of t hei r differences in
gyroscopic rel at i on to equat ors and amplitude. If light par t i cl es ar e par t of
systems which rot at e upon a plane near wave amplitude, we say they ar e i r on,
l
or copper" or boron, and many ot hers,
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If t hei r gyroscopic rel at i on i s on wave amplitudes --c;O degrees f r om wave
axes --we say they a r e carbon, or silicon, or sodium chloride and many ot her s.
See Fi gur e 103.
Chemi st s and physi ci st s commonl y believe that al l of the el ement s a r e
different subst ances, There a r e no substances i n the uni verse, Ther e i s
naught but motion which si mul at es substance, Ever y difference in motion
causes each so-cal l ed substance t o seem to have different at t ri but es,
If we r emember , however, t hat what we think of as different el ement s a r e
but different pr essur e conditions of the same kind of light part i cl es, our ability
to under stand God' s ways will become simplified.
A good example cf the above st at ement which demonst rat es that el ement s
a r e not separ at e tE,ir_gs, but j ast di fferent pr essEr e conditicns,.was given i n
l ess02 No, 4 1 whicl? explained the fact that the met al l i c elements completely
l ose t hei r met al l i c a t t ~i but e s wher: two opposite met al s anited as a sal t . They
al so l ost otke r attrlSute s such a.s ductility, mal l eabi l i t y, cond. ~~t i vi t - j ~ or f us -
ibiiFty by heat or el ect ri c c onduct';v,ity,
It would be -$re11 t o r egi st er the foilowing ver y i mpcrt ant fact about mzt t er
in ;rou?r Mind at zhi,s point. Al l mat t er is f or med in light waves.
As t her e a r e
no two points in any wave wher e tne pr essur e i s t he same no two par t i cl es of
mat t er can be the same i n pot ent i al or condition..
All formi ng mat t er i s of the potential of i t s place of birth, t her ef or e, all
par t i cl es of mat t er float i n or bi t s of equal potential in the system of t hei r bi rt h
always following t hei r pr i ma r i e s , and always changing as their pr i mar i es
change,
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The s a me par t i cl e of l i ght which i s now sodi um, will p r o g r e s s al l t hrough
tne nine oct aves of the el ement s , and be known bv manv na me s a s i t s at t r i but es
change to t he at t r i but es whi ch di st i ngui sh one el ement f r o m anot her
CONCLUSION
In explaining the cube- s pher e pr i nci pl e, and t he di vi si on of t he cube i nt o
i t s nine equat or s which not only enforce God' s One Law of Bal ance, but de t e r -
mine the oct ave t ones of t he s pect r um and the el ement s of ma t t e r , i t i s neces -
sar y to be mo r e t han expl i ci t . The r eason f or t hi s i s becaus e t he ent i r e basi . s
of the pr i nci pl e l i es hidden i n t he invisible uni ver se beyond t he power s of
sci ent i st s t o det er mi ne by ~ e s e a r c h .
Scch knowledge c a n come only f r o m the Consci ousness of one who has been
enabled to s e e the uni ver s e as a whole. Cosmi c i l l umi nat i on ma ke s t hat pos s i -
ble by not onl y f r eei ng the mi nd f r o m body l i mi t at i ons but by multiplying e xt r a -
Sensor-y per cept i on dur i ng t he per i od of i l l umi nat i on t o such a n ext r aor di nar y
extent t hat t he s ens e per cept i cn r eaches through the e ~ t i r e 360 degr ees of t he
wave cycl e, i ns t ead of Su.t a s ma l l a r c or' t hat cycl e,
The mo r e t hat humani t y u ~ d e r s t a n d s the i nexor abi l i t y of t he worki ngs of
those bai anci ng equat or s of Li ght which enforce uni ver s al bal ance i n ai l t hi ngs,
the mor e maxki nd wi l l xr der s t and the hopel ess fut i l i t y of defying God' s l aw by
working agai r-st i t -
Conver s el y t he mo r e t hat manki nd underst al l ds t he t r emendous power one
gains by wor ki ng WITH God' s Law of Bal ance, the mo r e manki nd will advance
individually and col l ect i vel y a s a t r anscendent r a c e .
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The r e f or e , we agai n s ay t o you t ha t t he me a s u r e of your power t o f i nd
ha ppi ne s s , peace, p r o s p e r i t y and gl or y i n ma s t e r l y achi evement l i e s i n t he
me a s u r e of your KNOWLEDGE of Go d ' s wa ys and your DESIRE t o ma ke God' s
wa y s YOUR ways .
UTTm m G E S FROM SPACE BECAUSE OF TIFE POLARIZING HXER
OF GRAVITATION--AND IS SWALLOWED UP BY SPACE BECAUSE OF THE
DEPOLABIZING R%AXATION OF POWER BY FLADIAT ION.
Wal t er Rus s e l l Sc . D. . and Lao Rus s e l l
The V: al t er Rus s el l Foundat i on, Swannanoa, Wayne sbor o, Vi r gi ni a
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WE CONTINUE THE CUBE- SPHERE OF THE FOUR DIMENSIONAL UNIVERSE
O F TI ME AND CURVED MOTION
The ba s i c under l yi ng pr i nci pl e of God' s CREATING uni ver s e of two -way
mot i on i s t he equi l i br i um of absol ut e s t i l l nes s I t is t he s t i l l nes s of the ma g -
net i c Light of God' s knowing
The ent i r et y of God' s St i l l Li ght of knowing is a f ul c r um f r o m which t he
e l e c t r i c l e ve r of God' s thinking ext ends f r o m e ve r y polnt of t hat s t i l l nes s t o
c r e a t e a n i l l usi on of r eal i t y t hr ough mot l on
Do you now f ul l y r eal i ze t hat ever yt hi ng which your s e ns e s t el l you a r e a
t housand di f f er ent s ubs t ances , i s onl y mot i on? The r e is no subst ance i n a l l of
t hi s uni ver s e. Cr eat i on i s mot i on- -wave mot i on- - vi br at i ng wave -mot i on of s e e m
i ng subst ance which c ome s and goe s spr i ngi ng f r o mr e s t and r et ur ni ng t o r e s t .
And h a s i t e ve r occur r ed t o you t hat your s e ns e s a r e but mot i on whi ch f e e l
ot her mot i on. .
Do you a l s o f ul l y r eal i ze t hat t h e r e i s no such thing a s t i me i n a uni ver s e
of r e s t i n which t he r e is no s equence Do you r eal i ze t hat sequence of
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vi brat i ng wave mot i on i s the only thing whi ch ma ke s you think that t her e i s such
a thing a s t i me.
Do you al s o r eal i ze t hat t her e i s no such thing a s di mensi on- - no height, no
length, br eadt h or t hi ckness t o anything except t r a n ~ i e n t ~ mo t i o n which appear s
to your s e ns e s , and t hen di s appear s f r o m t hem.
We shal l not take space f or a mo r e i nvol ved and sci ent i f i c' t r eat i se on t hi s
i l l usi on of mot i on which we think of a s Cr eat i nn, because t her e i s s t i l l too
much of mo r e i mpor t ance f or t hes e f ew r emai ni ng l es s ons , but we do wi sh t o
say enough t o s et your own i magi nat i on and knowledge a t wor k s o t hat you can
set your val ues on act ual REALITY and not wast e your life away by giving
your thoughts and ener gi es t o a mi r a ge wi t h t he mi st aken thought t hat t her e i s
subst ance i n a mi r age.
I t ma y hel p f o r m your thoughts by i magi ni ng your sel f wi t nessi ng a d r a ma
at a mot i on pi ct ur e show. Let u s r evi ew what happens. You f i r s t view a n
unchanging, mot i onl ess, col or l es s s c r e e n . Let u s l i ken t hat blank s cr een t o
the blank s c r e e n of space upon which not hi ng i s seemi ngl y happening, Nothing
what soever i s dividing t hat bl ankness i nt o f o r ms or event s a s yet ,
A motiori pi ct ur e pr oj ect i on c a me r a suddenl y begi ns t o divide t hat si l ent ,
f or ml e s s , mot i onl e s s , undivided s ur f ace i nt o many moving f or ms of many
event s which now t ake pl ace and exci t e your s ens es t o r espond t o the mot i on.
All of t hi s mot i on r epr es ent s an i dea, a n i dea which h a s a r i s e n f r o m the
thinking of s ome one s Mind. Cr eat i on i s but t he dramatization of IDEA by
proj ect i ng i t f r o m the st i l l ness of KNOWING i nt o a t i me - space uni ver se - of
THINKING.
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Idea mus t have f or med bodi es which mus t move to si mul at e t he i dea, And
sounds must a r i s e f r o m t he si l ence- - cur ved sound-waves which bend i n
r ever s ed pai r s f r o m equat or s which me r e l y lend something t o each f or l t he m to
make believe with f or a t i me unt i l t he lendings come due and mu s t be r epai d.
All of t hi s i s done by pr oj ect i ng undivided white light t hrough pat t er ned
bl ack and white l i ght negat i ves into mi r r o r s and l ens es of t he pr oj ect i on
machi ne which s eemi ngl y di vi des t he one st i l l Light into a seemi ng two WHICH
MOVE. Fo r ml e s s n e s s i s t hus di vi ded into seemi ng f or m- - s i l ence i nt o seemi ng
sound- -and unchanging condition i nt o seemi ng change. Ti me begi ns al s o when
t he pi ct ur e begi ns, f or unt i l t hen t he r e a r e no sequences of event s to cr eat e
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t i me
When the pr oj ect or shut s off t he dividing light al l mot i on c e a s e s , Li ke -
wi se, al l of the ef f ect s of t hat pol ar i zi ng division ceas e. You can no l onger
s e e . hear or ot her wi se s ens e anything upon that s cr een, f or t her e a r e no
vi brat i ng waves t o ma ke your s e ns e s vi br at e with wave mot i on.
To you the pl ay i s fi ni shed, . You quite nat ur al l y under st and t hat i t i s a l l
i l l usi on cr eat ed by divlded l i ght s. pat t er ned f or ms of i deas and t he opt i cal
ef f ect s which mi r r o r s and l ens es can produce to make you bel i eve t hat t hose
r aci ng hor s es and shouting me n a r e r eal . You know t hat t hey a r e not., how-
e v e r , All you have s een i s MOTION- -MOTION si mul at i ng IDEA - -Motion
dominated by I NTELLI GENCE, and mot i vat ed by DESIRE
Why, then do you not know t hat the pr oj ect ed opt i cal i l l usi on pr oduced
by the division of t wo l i ght s i n a wave-fi el d of Nat ur e' s cosmi c ci nema al s o
i s unr eal ? You s e e al l wave mot i on ceas e on the l ake and THAT pi ct ur e
.
comes to a seemi ng end. You see the s t or m ceas e and THAT pi ct ure comes
to an end. But you never s ee the whole uni versal pi ct ure ceas e and come t o
r es t . It i s always going on i n continuous wave -fi el ds. Nature i s a continuous
I
ci nema and you a r e an act or i n i t ,
but you a r e not awar e of THAT.
There i s always the pul sebeat of that el ect r i cal pol ari zat i on pr oces s going
on which we think of a s LI FE- - or the life pri nci pl e. Your s ens es can never
ceas e while you a r e a par t of that uni versal hear t beat , To you that becomes
real i t y because you have never been enabled to see the whole motion pi ct ure
dr ama of Creat i on come t o an end, You can never see the blank s cr een of
space upon which that cos mi c dr ama i s to be proj ect ed, a s you can see the
blank s cr een upon which ma n' s motion pi ct ure pl ays a r e going to be proj ect ed.
All you can see i n al l Nat ure i s MOTION which si mul at es i dea, dominated by
Intelligence, and motivated by des i r e.
For t hi s r eason vou have never s u s ~ e c t e d that each wave -field i n Nat ure
i s a perfect motion pi ct ure proj ect i on machi ne, al l compl et el y fitted with the
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mi r r o r s and l enses which divide light into waves of mot i nn and the ~ a i r s of
opposite conditions which makes t he vast complexity of optical effects - -which
Creat i on i s - -possi bl e.
The mi r r o r s and l ens es of Nat ure' s wave -field proj ect i on machi nes a r e
even enclosed i n s i x si ded-boxes, to insulate t hem f r om outside effect s just
a s man' s machi nes a r e encl osed f or the same r eason.
These l essons a r e drawing too nearl y to a cl ose to mor e than touch upon
this pri nci pl e but it i s i mper at i ve to give a brief explanation of Nat ur e' s
mechani cs which makes i t possi bl e to cr eat e t hi s vas t i l l usi on of change, t i me
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and di mensi ons of subst ances wher e n e i t h e r change, t i me di mensi on or s ub-
s t ance have any being
Let u s , t he r e f or e , br i ef l y unfold t he mys t e r y of how f o r m, col or sounds
heat col d. sol i di t y, tenuity. c ompr e s s i on and expansi on p r e s s u r e s and al l
of t he quant i t i es of many things t hat bodi es a r e composed of; a r e t hrown on t he
s c r e e n of cos mi c space
POSTULATES
1 The foundation of God' s I nvi si bl e uni ver s e of all-knowing i s LIGHT - -
undivided and unchanging LIGHT
2 The foundation of God' s vi s i bl e e l e c t r i c thought-wave uni ver s e of f o r m
and mot i on i s di vi ded. or pol ar i zed l i ght
3. Pol a r i z e d l i ght means t hat two opposed and unbalanced p r e s s u r e con-
dl t i ons (whi ch st r ongl y r e s i s t t h e ~ r di vi si on. and mul t i pl y t hat r es i s t ance a s
t he dis-ision i nc r e a s e s ) have been e s t a bl i s he d by the ext ensi on of two pol es f r o m
a dlviding equat or
4 The two opposing el ect r i c p r e s s u r e s t hus gener at ed a r e compr es s i on
a nd expansi on C oi npr e ssi on i s t he r e s u l t of the "winding up" of light Into
cent r i pet al s pi r a l vor t i ces . Thi s g e n e r a t e s t e r r i f i c heat which t hr us t s s pi r al l y
oi l t ward i n r e s i s t a nc e to i t s opposi ng p r e s s u r e . Heat t h s gener at ed r a di a t e s
cent r i f ugal l y. It expands t hat whi ch h a s be e n c ompr e s s e d Compr es s i on
pol a r i z e s - expansi on depol ar i zes E a c h a r e t hen r e ve r s e d and become t he
ot he r i n t he following cycle
5. Motion i s t hcs t wo-way- - t wo opposi t e ways exer t ed i n two opposite
directions by two opposing f or c e s whi ch pul l away f r o m each ot her with g r e a t
intensity t o become TWO, then r el ax t hat i nt ensi t y of opposition to become
ONE, for the pur pose of repeat i ng i t t o agai n become TWO.
6 . The const ant effort of the two opposi ng electric. f o r c e s to divide t hei r
one united, bal anced condition into two opposi ng, unbalanced one s followed by
a sequential des i r e t o seek r es t f r om t hat ef f or t i n t hei r oneness of balance, i s
the sole cause of mot i on. All motion i s t he r esul t of i nt er change between the
two opposing el ect r i c f or ces for the pur pos e of exchanging t hei r conditions with
each ot her,
7, What we think of a s visible l i ght i s not light at al l . What w-e see and
think of a s light, i s but MOTION. The g r e a t e r the i nt ensi t y of motion the
gr eat er the i nt ensi t y of what our s ens es i nt er pr et a s light. What we think of a s
dar k i s but an expansi on of the i nt ensi t y of mot i on. Our s e ns e s i nt er pr et shor t
waves of high f r equenci es, . compr es s ed i nt o s mal l vol ume, a s incandescent
light but when t hose shor t waves expand i nt o long ones of low f r equenci es, and
spread out i nt o i ar ge vol ume, our s e ns e s c e a s e to vi br at e t o the meas ur e of
the compr essed waves. As our s ens es l ower t hei r vi br at i ons, so, likewise
our range of per cept i on l ower s ,: , The One Light of uni ver s al Mind cannot be
seen. It i s t he si mul at i on of that ONE i n t he divided TW-0 of motion which we
see. Our s ens es a r e vi brat i ng waves of mot i on and they can sense only
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vibrating waves of mot i on.
8. Motion i s made us e of by the Cr e a t o r to mani f est Hi s IDEA. Idea can-
not be seen f or i t i s never cr eat ed. I dea I S- - i t cannot become. Idea i s a
QUALITY of Mind which cannot become physi cal QUANTITIES.
Idea can only
be extended a s a si mul at i on through t wo- way i nt erchange of mot i on.
$. Motion i s ma de u s e of by t he Cr e a t or to mani f es t Hi s BALANCE
Bal ance cannot be c r e a t e d. Bal ance I S- - i t cannot become. It c a n but be s i m-
ul at ed by i nt er change bet ween two unbal anced conditions
The s upr e me achi evement of ma n i s to s o move t hat al l of hi s r eact i ons
bal ance hi s act i ons with t he pr e c i s i on i n which the Cr e a t or ke e ps al l of the
s t a r s in Hi s heavens in bal ance wi t h each other
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10. Motion i s made u s e of by t he Cr eat or to mani f est Hi s ENERGY
Ener gy l i kewi se cannot be c r e a t e d f or ener gy IS It can only be si mul at ed
t hrough t wo-way mot i on i n opposi t e di r ect i f i ns Ener gy is a f ul c r um which
never move s but ma ni f e s t s i t s el f by mot i on ext ended f r o m i t s s t i l l nes s t hr ough
the t wo-way 1e~;er s oi gr avi t at i on which c ompr e s s e s , and r adi at i on which
expands t hat whi ch h a s been c ompr e s s e d. These two a r e not e ne r gy. They
but si mul at e e pe r gy by e xpr e s s i ng i t i n mot i on
The entire-t;. oi t h s c ~ n - ~ * i n c i n g uni ver se of s eemi ng r eal i t y i s mot i on
con-
t r ol l ed bj- INTELLIC-ENCE a ~ l d power ed by DESIRE, The r e a l i t i e s of love
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trn:h bal ance. :dec i ns pi r at i on r el i gi on- invention beaut y, t he a r t s , r oma n,
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cour age, c h a r a c t e r e t hi c s . l oyal t y and al l of the ennobling o r debasi ng a t t r i -
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but es of ma n ' s wor l d a r e not i n ma t t e r or mot i on a t al l Gi ve thought to t hi s
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a i l who think oi t he l r bodl es a s t he ms e l ve s
Mat t er c ons l s t s of count l es s l i t t l e and big whi r l pool s of t wo-way mot i on.
One of t he s e two di r ect i ons wi nds up i t s two intertwining e l e c t r i c opposi t es
Into an i ncandes cent f ur y of expl osi ve r es i s t ance whi ch become the suns of
s t e l l a r , s ol a r and at oml c s y s t e ms
That winding up of mot l on i s what pol ar i zat i on i s
That f ur y of r es i s t ance
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TO t he winding up pr oc e s s i s what c ompr e s s i on i s . That a l s o i s what gr avi t a-
tion i s . And al l of i t i s but one pi st on s t r oke of t he el ect r i c hear t beat of t he
uni ver se of ma t t e r .
That pol ar i zi ng pi st on st r oke which ge ne r a t e s t he hot l i ght of suns e l e c t r i -
cal l y r e c or ds God' s concent r at i ve thinking i n the f o r ms of Cr eat i on which s i m-
ul at e God' s knowing. Tha t pol ar i zi ng pi st on s t r oke vi t al i zes bodi es and ma ke s
t hem ' ' l i ve11 and gr ow t owar d st r engt h. That pol ar i zed light of suns r epol ar i zes
ot her bodi es while the d a r k of space depol ar i zes t he m, But God' s concent r a-
tive thinking is sequent i al l y r epeat ed i n r e v e r s e . The i nt ensi t y of gener at ed
r es i s t ance t o such c ompr e s s i on mus t r e l a x. The wound up whi r l pool s of mot i on
which si mul at ed one half of life mus t unwind i nt o t he col d d a r k of space t o
s f m~ l a t e t he ot her hal f . Ever yt hi ng which a ppe a r s m ~ s t di s appear .
That opposi t e, r el axi ng pi st on s t r oke of God' s decent r at i ve thinking depo -
l a r i z e s , degener at es and devi t al i zes bodi es and ma k e s t hem s e e m t o "di et ' and
decay, It gi ves bodi es ba c k t o the s our ce of t hei r bor r owi ngs.
It RADIATES
that which ha s been GENERATED
In mot i on alone i s t he ans wer t o a l l of t he my s t e r i e s of ma t t e r . With one
st r oke or' t he pi st on we t l i i vet t - -with t he ot her we "die".. With the next st r oke
cf i t -fire a r e r e bor n t o agai n di e. And s o i t i s t hat t he cosr ni c ci nema goes on
f or e ve r . Bodi es a ppe a r , di sappear and r e a ppe a r a s a cont i nui t y f or e ve r and
f or e ve r , but t hey never di e , f or they mani f es t e t e r na l l i f e, and LIFE CAN-
NOT DIE.
But i n bodi es of ma t t e r t her e a r e none of t he r e a l i t i e s of t he e t e r na l l i fe,
love t r ut h and bal ance whi ch ma t t e r only s i mul a t e s . Whyi t hen, s e t such s t or e
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upon t r ansi ent ma t t e r ? Y; hy wor shi p mot i on which but s i mul at es t he Intelli -
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gence of Mi nd.
Thi s i s but a thought uni ver se. a n el ect r i c r ecor d of the t hi nki ng of Mind
The r eal i t y of YOU i s not i n your body. The only i nt er es t you shoul d have i n
your body i s t he me nt a l i nt er es t i n building i t into the kind of body you would
l i ke i t to be t o mani f es t YOU, You build your own body i n t he i ma ge of your
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SELF.
What ever your Self i s your body will be. Whatever your t hought s a r e your
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body will r e c o r d , whet her bal anced or unbal anced good or bad, s i cknes s or
heal t h mi s e r y or s upr eme happine s s . The et er nal YOU i s a gl or i ous , i l l um-
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i ned, divine Bei ng Do you know your Self a s THAT ? To t he ext ent that you
do know your Self as a gl or i ous t r ans cendent Being your body wi l l mani i est
t hat gl or y i n el.rery c e l l 01 ~t It cannot hel p doing s o , El ect r i c r ecor di ngs of
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thoughts i n ma t t e r a r e a ~ t o ma t i c . It i s LAY.'. It never e r r s .
For get your body t her ef or e Your body will aut omat i cal l y be what your
thoughts a r e B l ~ ~ l d a beautiful heal t hf ul , sound vi t al body by thinking t r a ns -
cendenl though-ts and piztting t hose t hought s i nt o act i on f or t he good of your
neigh' aor and the wor i d Put Mind : i rst , body l as t . Li ve i n an ecs t at i c ment al
r eal i t y and make yoEr body conf or m t o t he bal anced r hyt hms of e c s t a s y
Remember t hl s - - ne ve r f or a moment f or get i t - - t hat Mind cont r ol s mot i on
and des i r e of: Mi nd i' urnlshes the power t o mot i vat e mot i on. The t r oubl es of
ma n a r i s e f r o m t he f act t hat ma t t e r and mot i on cont r ol hi m
Hi s i nabi l i t y to
r ecogni ze t he fact t hat the sensations caus ed by the mot l on of ma t t e r will dam-
ma t e hi m and l e a d hi m t owar d a s el f i s h gr eedy l i f e of seeki ng unr eal
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possessi ons whe r e a s a me nt a l exi st ence wi l l domi nat e t hose sensat i ons t o hi s
everl ast i ng gl or y.
The condi t i ons which exi s t i n ma n ' s wor l d of today make i t s e e m a di s -
couragingly l ong t i me bef or e a l l me n wi l l l e a r n t he gr eat l e s s on of l i f e - - t hat
he who s eeks pos s e s s i ons f or hi msel f will ne ve r find t hem- - unt i l he begins t o
give of the abundance of pos s es s i ons which he al r eady has .
No ma t t e r how l i t t l e any ma n ha s t o gi ve i t will r et ur n t o h i n mul t i pl i ed
unto hi s own gl or y, That i s t he LAW. When wi l l mankind KNOW THAT LAW?
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We shal l now sci ent i f i cal l y pr ove t hat t he above s t at ement i s l aw, not al t zu-
i st i c i deal i sm; nor sent i ment al nonsence, a s t he wor l d of t oday would pronounce
i t .
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THE MIRRORS AND LENSES O F THE CCSMIC CINEMA
Imagine your sel f s t a n z i ~ g i n the mi ddl e of a r oom whose wal l s, cei l i ng
and fl oor a r e s i x mi r r o r s . No ma t t e r what di r ect i on you look you would see
yoursel f mi r r o r e d i n e ve r y one of t hose s i x mi r r o r s , t he f our which a r e ar ound
you and the t wo which a r e above and bel ow you.
If you l ook car ef ul l y a t a l l of t he r e pl i c a s of you which you s e e i n t hose
si x mi r r o r s you wi l l not e t hat ever y i ma ge of you i s i n r e v e r s e .
Your ri ght
side i s l ef t " your head i s below your f e e t i n t he mi r r o r below and your f eet
a r e above your head i n t he mi r r o r above. Th i s mos t di st i ngui shi ng char act er -
i st i c of mot i on s e e ms never t o have been obs e r ve d,
If you we r e a t r u e s phe r e of light, like a sun, t hat per f ect cube of s f x
mi r r o r s 3f z e r o c ur va t ur e would be a wave -field which me a s u r e s t he i nt ensi t y
of your d e s i r e s and l i mi t s your power s of e xpr e s s i on within t he m.
Beyond
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t hem you cannot ext end, and what you extend t o t hem comes back to you i n
kind..
You will al s o s ee the mi r r o r e d i mages of your sel f , which a r e i n each of
t he s i x mi r r o r s , agai n mi r r o r e d behind your own f i r s t i mage a s each mi r r o r
r ef l ect s i t sel f and i t s i mage i nt o s er i es af t er s e r i e s of mi r r o r s which r each
beyond your capaci t y i nt o a mi r r o r e d infinity,
That i s what infinity i s . INFINITY i s a mi r r o r e d ext ensi on f r o m one
i magi ned point i n t he uni ver se t o ever y ot her i magi ned polnt, and back agai n
t o t hat s ame point f r o m ever y ot her i magi ned point Infinity i s z e r o s i mul -
t aneousl y mul t i pl i ed and divided by zer o, f or ever and f or ever ,
That i s al s o what t he brot herhood of ma n means . Ever y ma n i n t hat cube
mi r r o r e d uni ver se of si x mi r r o r s infinitely mul t i pl i ed and divided by z e r o i s
but one ma n. The r e a r e no ot her s ,
Eve r v cr eat i ng rhinp i n the uni ver se i s an infinite ext ensi on of ever v ot her
cr eat i ng thing Al l a r e one.. Each i s the ot her
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If des i r e f or a n act i on t akes pl ace at any z e r o point in t hat s i x mi r r o r e d
uni ver s e: t hat s a me z e r o point i s r ef l ect ed throughout the infinity of cube
ext ensi ons of that l l ml t ed l i t t l e uni7rerse which your s i s ~f you s ee only ~ t s
l i mi t at i ons without being abi e t o see i t s r ef l ect i ons which extend your l i mi t a-
t i ons unto infinity .
That z e r o point of your des i r e i s wher e you begin and end,, That point i s
uni ver s al . YOU a r e uni ver s al . The Self of you i s t her e a s uni ver s al Sel f .
Your Soul i s t her e a s uni ver s al Soul The ot her r ef I ect ed z e r o poi nt s a r e
poi nt s of t he beginning and ending of ever y thought and action which you give
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expression to. They go fort h f r om that point and come back to that same point
to be recorded in that zer o of your Soul which cent er s the uni verse of YOU.
At that i mmeasurabl e and invisible point i s the ent i re et er nal r ecor d of
you. What you a r e i s the sum total of your des i r e, Your Soul r ecor ds your
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desi re.
El ect ri cal l y all of the reflected ext ensi ons of that point of YOU ar e t ermed
harmonics. Those harmoni cs stand ready to repeat the r ecor d of yourself
throughout the uni verse in waves--and when those waves of your thoughts and
actions lie st i l l the r ecor d st i l l awaits i n the z e r o of your beginning, and al l
of i t s extensions, throughout the infinity of imagined space, See Fi gure 96,
page 714.
Chemically these zer o points of beginnings and endings a r e the i nert gases
of the el ement s, the patterned seed r ecor d f r om which the octave waves of the
el ement s of mat t er appear. The i nert gases a r e the seed f r om which patterned
waves of the el ement s spring as oak t r e e s spri ng f r om the patterned i nert gas
which cent ers the acorn. The plane upon which the i ner t gases rotate i s 90
degrees f r om the plane of car bonTs equat or, which i s upon the wave' s ampli-
tude. See Fi gure 103-
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The i ner t gases a r e the el ect ri c r ecor ds of all patterned bodies. They
record all actions and motion which constitute events, but they do not record
the mor al s, et hi cs, i nspi rat i ons or the ment al qualities of the genius in you,
These God qualities a r e recorded in the Soul which cent er s the physical
record. Thought r ecor ds a r e st ored i n the i ner t gases which become cel l
memory, instinct, and other at t ri but es of body rebuilding, These records
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
c a r r y over f r om body t o body f or e ve r , and unfold t r ue to the pat t er ns of t he
negat i ves i n space which t hey cent er .
The whole pat t er n of an oak i s not j ust i n the i ner t gas which c e n t e r s t he
acor n, nor i s the whol e of ma n i n t he seed of man, Ever y pat t er n r e a c he s out
i nt o the wave -field which cont ai ns t he negative count er par t of i t s posi t i ve, v i s -
i bl e body.
If you will but r e me mb e r t hat Soul i s DESIRE i n the seed, i t s mot i vat i ng
f or ce, you will t hen compr ehend how the i ner t gas act s a s a nucl eus, o r cent er
ar ound which ma t t e r i n mot i on accumul at es t o make a new body. Thi s i t coul d
not do without the mot i vat i ng f or c e of de s i r e , f or nothing i s , or becomes , wi t h-
out de s i r e ,
In t hi s i s the a ns we r t o why bodi es do not i nher i t the geni us of t hei r
par ent s . They i nher i t only t he bodi es, f or bodi es a r e motion, t he mot i on of
thoughts i s al l t hat i s r ecor ded i n ma t t e r . Int el l i gence cannot be t r ans mi t t ed
but bodi es of hi ghl y i nt el l ect ual peopl e develop bodi es which a r e mo r e capabl e
of becomi ng i nt el l ect ual s than t hos e who have not developed gr eat br a i n capac-
i t y f o r st ori ng t hought - r ecor ds .
MOTION NOW BEGINS
Inst ead of i magi ni ng your sel f being at t hat cent er you now a r e t hes e i n
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body, and your d e s i r e I s t o t hr ow a bal l .
You now make a moment ous di s cover y i n r el at i on t o t hi s cos mi c p r o j e c -
t i on machi ne i n t he cent er of which you a r e standing. You now di s cover t hat
t he r e a r e nine l i ght mi r r o r s i ns t ead of si x, and you wonder why.
YOU di scover t hat the br i ngi ng of your objective self into i t s cent er br ought
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Fig. 106. Fig. 107. Fig. 108.
THE NINE ZEROS WHICH BOUND THE T M E PROJECTION MIRRORS
WHICH CAUSE THE ILLUSION OF A TKREE DIbENSIONAL UNIVERSE. I
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Fi g. 109. Fig. 110, Pig. 113.
THE THREE PROJECTION MIRRORS QF THE COSMIC CINEUA.
Fi . If
L A C E
upom WHICH THE COSMIC DRAMA OF CREATION IS ~ m m .
FIG. 113 -- THE: =OLE WAVE-FIELD PROJECTION MACEINE OF NINE
XIRRORS WHICH CBATE THE IUUSIOa OF FORM AND MOTION IN A
ZERO UNIVERSE OF EEZCTlCIC.!UJ3! BECDRDEB MIND THBGINIHGS.
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uponwhich our decimal system is founded .
1. The total count of equators is nine.
2. The eight corners of the cube, and its centerlng zero,
TKE UNI mS AL EQUILIBRIUM IS PROTECTED FRO&{ BEING UPSET BY WAVE'L
FIELD SYSTEXS OF NINE EQUATORS. WITHIN THESE INSULATING FIELDS
POLARIZATION CAN EXPRESS ITS OPPOSITION, BUT CANNOT PASS BEYOND.
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S- S REACH C O ~ P L 5 T I O N
A'l' WAVE AMPLITTJDES WHERE
THI S RZASON SPHEEIES HAVE
I NTO TRUE SYNLBETRICALLY BALANCED FORMS ONLY
DIAGONALS OF E I GHT WAVE- FI SLDS MEET. FOR
WI THI N THEM THE EI GHT OCTAVE TONES WHICH THEY
Pf i OJ ECT RADIALLY I NT O THE EI GHT SEPARATE OCTAVE WAVE TONES OF THE
SPEDXE L'IHICH I S FATHER-MOTHER OF THE OTKER THREE DI VI UE D P AI RS .
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with i t a l s o t hese t h r e e mo r e equat or s which divided you into t hr e e di mens i ons ,
l engt h, br eadt h and hei ght which we r e not t her e bef or e you st epped i nt o i t :
and your i magi ned i ma ge of your sel f di d not di scl ose t hat f act be f or e . See
Fi gur e s 105 t o 113..
Fi gur e 105 r e p r e s e n t s your i magi ned point i n God' s undivided equi l i br i um
whi ch you wi sh t o ext end t o mani f es t YOU. and DESIRE i n you, i n a di vi ded,
t h r e e di mensi onal wor l d of i l l usi on, .
Fi gur e 106 r e p r e s e n t s your ext ensi on of de s i r e i n height t o t he l i mi t s of
your wave-fi el d The one z e r o of Fi gur e 105 ha s now been ext ended t o become
t hr e e z e r os You now have a me a s u r e of hei ght i n your wave-fi el d beyond
whi ch you or any act i on of your s , cannot p a s s , but a r e ve r s e d i ma ge of you can
s e e m t o pa s s . Tha t s e e mi ng s e e ms s o r e a l t o your s e ns e s t hat you do not
doubt i t s r eal i t y o r s us pe c t i t s i l l usi on.
Fi gur e 107 r e p r e s e n t s your ext ensi on of de s i r e i n l engt h t o be c ome t hr e e
z e r o s , , You have now ext ended your sel f two di mensi onal l y such a s a painting
of you would be
Fi gur e 168 r e p r e s e n t s your ext ensi on of de s i r e i n br eadt h t o be c ome t hr e e
mo r e z e r os oi r e s t bet ween which you ma y divide your l i t t l e uni ver s e i nt o t he
act i on- r eact i on whi ch you de s i r e . . The i nt ensi t y of t hat de s i r e ha s been me a -
s u r e d out f or you t he mome nt youdesi r ed to pe r f or m the act i on.
Obs er ve ve r y c a r e f ul l y t he f a c t t hat t he r e br e t hr ee t i me s t hr e e z e r o s
now me a s ur e d out f o r you i n t he Li ght of equi l i br i um which you now wi sh t o
seemi ngl y di st ur b by t he act i on of t hrowi ng a bal l , Ea c h t hr ee i s a ma n i f e s -
t at i on of The Divine Tr i ni t y and t he t ot al of nine i s a s f a r a s any expression
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of motion can go in the curved uni verse which your action is about to cr eat e,
The nine zer os measur e the length, breadt h and t hi ckness of your desi r e
to reach out f r om the point i n space f r om which t o expr ess your desi r e t o the
si x mi r r or s which bound your wave -field. You now disc;ose.r that the t hree
inner mi r r or s which you had not noticed before you became objective, a r e the
act ual proj ect ors of your des i r e, and the other si x boundary mi r r or s a r e the
cube screen upon which the projecting mi r r o r s of your own little cosmi c ci n-
ema throw the patterned motion picture of your desi r e.
The cosmi c ci nema, t herefore, consi st s of t hr ee projectior, mi r r o r s of
zer o curvat ure and si x receiving mi r r or s upon which the pat t erned f or ms of
creat i ve desi r e ar e proj ect ed a s a t hree di mensi onal scr een of space, See
Fi gur es 109 -1 10 and 11 1 for the t hree inner proj ect i on mi r r o r s and Fi gur es
112 and 113 for the cosmi c cinema screen of si x mi r r or s . .
You must thoroughly understand that mi r r o r s and equat ors a r e the same
thing. We use the two words because each has a different connotation. The
word " mi r r or s T1 connotes reflection and thky refl ect every happening on each
side of them t o the other side i n r ever se.
We use the word "equators" i n the sense that they equalize al l pol ari zed
ef f ect s, The stiilnes s of the unfver sal equi l i bri um could not be divided into
opposite conditions of motion unl ess equat ors a r e est abl i shed between the
two into which both di sappear when depolarization r es t or es balance between
the two. Radiation and gravitation ar e si mul at ed by t hese mi r r or s .
You cannot see the equat ors of space but t her e a r e many you can see, and
many you can know where t o locate without being enabled t o see.
Fo r example,
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you know where to l ocat e the equat or which divides t he two opposite condi t i ons
which exi st i n the nor t her n and sout her n hemi s pher es ,
The cal m sur f ace of wat er i s an equat or which you can s e e , When i n equl -
l i br i ur n i t s rel at i on t o gr avi t y i s t he s ame at ever y point upon i t s sur f ace.
Vjhen pol ari zat i on divides t hat equi l i br i um by curvi ng gravi t y pr e s s ur e t o
poi nt s above and below that cal m sur f ace mot i on will continue until depol ar i -
zat i on r e s t or es the nor mal s t i l l nes s of an undivided equi l i bri um.
You can see a violin st r i ng, but you may not r eal i ze that while i t i s a t
r e s t i t i s an equat ar between two possi bl e unbalanced conditions j ust a s t he
cal m sur f ace of the wat er i s. When you produce sound by vibrating i t : sound
waves spri ng f r om i t a s waves of wat er spr i ng f r om the cal m l ake, but t her e
i s no sound at al l where t hat vi ol i n s t r i ng equat or i s , just a s t her e i s r.o mot i on
when waves of wat er r e ve r s e t hei r pol ar i zat i on at t hei r equat or.
You mus t thoroughly r eal i ze t hat the sl i ght est motion of any kind po:' .arizes
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an envi r onment and eq-tiators a r e i mmedi at el y set up t o keep the univ-ers;-i ba l -
ante f r om being dl s t - ~r bed - -which i s i mpossi bl e,
The ai rpl ane on the ground i s i n equilibrium. at r e s t with i t s envi r onr J ~ent ,
The moment i t moves i t pol ar i zes t hat envi r onment , Nine ~ns ul at i ng equat c r s
a r e i mmedi at el y f or med i n t he me a s u r e of the i nt ensi t y of motion You a r e
mor e fami l i . ar wlth the equat or which i s behind the plane., the one whlch i s
equi - di st ant f r om t he two pol es which have been s et up by motion; but e q u a t ~ ~ r
plane s of zer o cur vat ur e a r e s e t up a l l around the plane in al l of t he s i x
di r ect i ons whlch extend f r om i t s cent er .
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A VITAL LESSON OF LAW AND GOD' S WATCHFULLNESS
OVER ALL CREATING THINGS
Right he r e and now i s the opportunity t o get a deeper understanding of
God' s Word a s expr es s ed i n The Divine Il i ad Message, which we again r epeat :
" For behold I a m within al l things, cent er i ng t hem, and I a m without al l things,
controlling t hem1' .
The t hr ee i nner mi r r o r s of GodCs Li ght give t o you the meas ur e of your
des i r e t o extend your action.
The si x out er mi r r o r s REPEAT YOUR ACTION IN KIND a s the react i on
t o your action. They not only give back t o you i n kind t hat which you have given
but they r epeat i t unto the whole uni ver s e i n kind.
Whatever you do unto man you do unt o your sel f and al l men.
That is the law. Now prove i t - - and under st and i t - -by beginning your
act i on of throwing the ball and take note of t he amazi ng s e r i e s of things which
a r e happening. Let u s number t hese happeni ngs.
THE ACTION BEGINS
1. As you t hrow the bal l away f r o m you with your ri ght a r m t oward the
i mage of your self i n front of you, the ot her one i s throwing the ball away f r om
hi msel f and back t owar d you with hi s l ef t a r m.
You could not t hr ow the ball without concent r at i ng the power to do so
toward a point of r e s t f r om which the bal l s t a r t s i t s j ourney,
The meas ur e of
your concent rat ed power i s the me a s ur e of your concent r at ed des i r e.
Concen-
t r at i on of power means to accumul at e i t t o a point of st i l l ness,
That i s the
generative pri nci pl e of Nat ure which i s known a s gr avi t y GRAVITY IS THE
ACCUMULATION O F POWER TO RADIATE GOD' S GI FT OF LOVE.
The point of beginning where your bal l comes to r e s t r eady f or the r adi a-
t i ve act i on i s a cent er of gr avi t y. You have bor r owed the power t o hur l the
bal l f r o m the cent er of gr avi t y of t he e a r t h. You i nt end t o extend e a r t h ' s gr avi t y
i nt o the heavens, Thi s you cannot do without e a r t h ' s per mi s s i on. It f r eel y
l ends you . i t s power t o r adi at e i t s gr avi t y, f o r it demands r epayment i n equal
me a s u r e af t er you have fulfilled your d e s i r e ,
Ea r t h t her ef or e ext ends t o you a f ul c r um f r o m whlch you may extend your
d e s i r e , Your body mc s t become t he l ever which ext ends your des i r e into f o c r
di mensi onal f o r m. It i s f r om t hat s t i l l f ul c r um of bor r owed gravi t y which ' YOU
ext end your actiop- of giving of your abundant ener gy a s a mechani cal ext ensi on
of t he e a r t h whlch yozr body i s, .
2 , Ten t i me s t en thousand p a i r s of opposi t e r ef l ect ed ext ensi ons of ~ O G
a r e doing the s a me -thing - -1hrowing. t h e bal l away f r o m themseh;-es t oward t hei r
opposi t es who a r e throwing i t t owar d t hei r opposrte s and away f r om t hems el ves
each one of each pai r being the r e v e r s e of i t s opposl t e and acting In r e v e r s e .
YOU NOW KNOUT WHAT THE ELECTRI C CURRENT IS
and that should t el l
YOU what RADAR i s . Li kewl se i t . expl ai ns RADIO and TELEVISION.
3 . As you t hr ow he bal l with gr e a t f o r c e f r o m the cent er whlch I.s YOV,
t owar d t hat ext ended i mage opposi t e you, i t s speed l es s ens cnt l l i t r eaches
t he me a s u r e oi ~ t s helght which h a s been s e t f o r you a s the meas ur e of your
des i r e, , It comes t o r e s t at t hat poi nt f o r t he purp-ose of r epeat i ng i t s flight i n
upon
r e v e r s e . That r e s t p o i ~ t i sl one of t he s i x equal i zi ng mi r r o r s which bound your
wave - f i el d. The bal l i t s el f , , a s a phys i cal ma s s , ma y p a s s on i nt o the next
wave- f i el d, a s i t does al l t hrough Nat ur e- - but the mot i on of t he ball, or the
f or c e which pr opel l ed i t cannot pa s s beyond any mi r r o r pl ane of z e r o cur vat ur e.
The f or c e which you gener at ed h a s been ent i r el y r adi at ed at that boundary
pl ane. I t s speed h a s decel er at ed t o z e r o. Al l t hat you had t o give has been
given.
4. Your opposite mat e has: l i kewi se, expel l ed t he bal l f r o m hi m with
equally gr e a t f or c e which decel er at es i n s pe e d a s i t r a di a t e s away f r om hi m.
Hi s bal l a l s o c a me t o r e s t at the s a me poi nt t hat your bal l c a me to r e s t , Hi s
act i on of GIVING i s al s o fi ni shed a s your s h a s ,
NOW CCMES THE REACTION. RADIATION REVERSES TO GENERATION,
5 . The act i on of your de s i r e t o gi ve out f r o m you ha s been fulfilled St a r t -
i ng f r o m r e s t your des i r e h a s r eached a poi nt of r e s t , It mu s t now r et ur n t o a
point of r e s t and r egi ve a l l t hat has been gi ven. The bal l whi ch you havet hr own
t o your ren t housand t i mes t en t housand ma t e s now begi ns t o descend into t hei r
hands f r o m jrou, and i nt o your hands f r o m t he m, Regi vi ng h a s begun i t s aut o-
macic r eact i on. TEE ZALANCING OPPOSI TE OF RADIATION IS GRAVITATION.
As t he bal l which your opposite i ma ge h a s t hr own t o you f al l s i n your hands
i t accel l er axes i n speed because i t i s now appr oachi ng t he i nwar d di rect i on of
gr avi t y, Gr avi t y i s mul t i pl i ed pot ent i al and al l obj ect s f al l i ng t oward a cent er
of gr avi t y mul t i pl y t hei r speed,
The gr avi t y bor r owed f r o m e a r t h t o h u r l t he bal l away f r o m ear t h i s now
being r epai d by t he bal l a s i t f al l s t o e a r t h. Ev e r y i nch of f al l i ng adds to i t s
pot ent i al j ust a s ever.? i nch of r i si ng s ubt r a c t e d f r o m it.
The power which you have given out f r o m t he abundance given you by e a r t h
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for r egi vi ng ha s r et ur ned to you mul t i pl i ed
The ener gy gi ven by you f or c r e a t i ve expr es s i on degener at ed and devl t al -
i zed you i n t he giving but r e ge ne r a t e d you and r evi t al i zed you by t he aut omat i c,
i r r evocabl e r egl vi ng GIVING DEPO LARIZES AND REGIVING XEPOLARIZES
Li kewi se what it has done t o you ha s been done t o the whole uni ver se
What ever l i t t l e uni ver s e you have c r e a t e d upl i f t s or l owe r s the l evel of the
whol e. What you have given r e t u r n s i n ki nd to b l e s s or s mi t e you- -and the
whole wor l d ..
THE LESSON C F IT
Ev e r y thought a n d actlon of anyone a f f e c t s ever yone. The unfolding of
ma n to hi gher l e ve l s Secause of t he bal anced giving by the few i s r es i s t ed by
the downward d r a g of unbal anced ta$:ing by the ma ny
What i s happening anywllere i s a l s o happening e . ~e r ywhe r e .
NOW FOR THE NEXT STEP- - THE CURVED UNIVERSE OF MOTION
5. As you t:-irow the 'ball upwa r d t owar d your opposi t e ma t e . who i s on t he
ot her si de oJ tne equaror o: r e s t whi ch bounds one s i de OL your me a s ur e d wax. e-
Lield: you ma ke t he d:sco\,ery t hat your bal l i s not bei ng ~ r o j e c t e d f r o m J ~ O U ln
a s t r ai ght l i ne It gradra!!.y begi ns t o cur ve
The s a me t hi ng L:; happening L O ai l of t he ot her
pr oj ect ed ba i . 1~. They a l l
cur ve In t he s a me manner C u r v a t ~ r e a l s o c e a s e s a t wa-.re-field boundary
mi r r o r s whe r e mot i on c e a s e s , and r e pe a t s i t s pa t t e r n of motlon i n r e ve r s e a s
mot l on a l s o begi ns agaln on t he ot he r s i des of: al l di vi di ng equat or s
CONCLUSION
We a r e now ent er i ng a new wor l d of i l l usi on- - t he i l l usi on of cur vat ur e
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
iyhich begi ns at the cent er of e a c h wave- f i el d and ends a t i t s boundary mi r r o r s .
That new wor l d of s pi r a l s which wind and unwi nd, --of s phe r e s which oblate
and divide t he i r one f ocal c e nt e r of gr avi t y i nt o t wo foci--of gyr oscopes whi ch
give or de r l y t ones i n oct ave f o r m t o e v e r y unfol di ng s ys t e m, and al l of t hi s
ma r v e l and maj es t y of Nat ur al Law wi l l br i ef l y be unfolded i n the l a s t s e r i e s
of l es s ons which will c l i ma x with t he r evel at i on of t he pr i nci pl e by me a ns of
whi ch the cube mi r r o r wave- f i el ds a r e f o r me d and t he ni ne oct ave cycl es of
the el ement s of ma t t e r f o r m within t he m t o be c ome the st age :or the set t i ng of
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the Cos mi c Dr a ma of Cr eat i on, and f o r you and a l l manki nd who a r e the a c t or S
i n it.
The g r e a t l es s on you shoul d l e a r n f r o m t hi s i s t hat t he mo r e you a r e
enabl ed t o gi ve ouz: f r om your own Self t he mo r e wi l i be r egi ven t o you.
Giving does not i e s s e n your s ubs t ance, i t mul t i pl i es i t . Whatever Nat ur e
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RADIATES i s given back t o h e r . It GRAVI TATES back t o r epol ar i ze t he s our ce
of giving.
When e a r t h gi ves vapor s t o the he a ve ns , t he heavens mul t i pl y the va por s
i nt o r ai ns and give t hem back t o r e pl e ni s h e a r t h . If e a r t h withholds i t s giving
of vapor s i t wi l l become a par ched d e s e r t , I t s r e s e r v o i r s of wat er s which i t
r e t a i ns f or i t s el f , will beccme empt i ed,
THE TREASURY OF HIM M'HO GIVES FOR THE GOOD OF THE PECPLE
O F EARTH ALWAYS BE FI LLED TO OVERFLOWING B Y THE PEOPLE
O F EARTH TC WHCM IT IS GIVEN, BUT HE WHO LOCKETH THE DOOR O F
HIS TREASURY FOR HIS OWN USE ALONE SHALL SOON FIND IT EMPTY.
THIS IS LAW, UNFAILING AND INEXORABLE LAw- - THE UNIVERSAL LAW
OF LOVE.
UNIVERSAL LAW, NATURAL SCIENCE AND PHILOSGPHY
by
Wal t er Rus s el l Sc D and Lao Rus s el l
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The V2 a l t e r Ru s s e l l Foundat i on, , Swannanoa? W aynesbor o, Vi r gi ni a
Copyri ght ed 155 1 by Wal t er and La o Rus s e l l
ANSWERS TO STUDENTS QUESTICNS
We find i t v e r y s ur pr i s i ng, a s wel l a s gr at i f yi ng, t o find t hat t he quest i ons
whi ch st udent s a r e aski ng a r e becomi ng f ewer a s t hei r knowledge i n c r e a s e s ,
aild a r e becomi ng mo r e arrd mo r e s ci ent i f i c and phi l osophi cal r a t he r t han me t a -
physi cal a s t hey we r e i n t he begi nni ng.
As a ma t t e r of f act many be gi nne r s among t he st udent s have f r ankl y s t at ed
t hat the s ci e~l t i f i c p a r t s wer e way ove r t he i r heads and we r e di f f i cul t to
under st and. The s e s a me st udent s now s a y the ve r y opposite
Many ve r y
e a ge r l y r e a c h out f o r t he sci ent i f i c expl anat i on of t hi ngs and wr i t e u s t hat t hey
a r e becomi ng " mo r e scientifically minded11 and mo r e and mo r e t hey aut omat i -
cal l y apply L-4W and PRI NCI PLE t o t he solution of pr obl e ms .
Cve r and ove r agai n we s ay a s we now agai n s a y, t hat the knowledge which
i s sci ent i fi cal l y gi ven i n t hese l e s s o n s ,
and applied a s wor kabl e phi l osophy, i s
suffi ci ent unto i t s el f f or t he sol ut i on of all pr obl ems
It is suffi ci ent a l s o a s a
ba s i s f o r laying down a pol i cy of act i on f o r today and t he f ut ur e
The r e i s n o n e e d t o g o to ot he r s Youha ve t he LAW a ndf ul l knowl e dge of
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God' s ways. Month by mont h you have obs er ved the i nt er weavi ng of' that
golden t hr ead of BALANCE which ha s become a st rong f or ce i n guiding your
meditations.
We t r e a s ur e hear i ng of t he wonderful r e s ul t s of st r engt h i n t he car r yi ng
of your DESIRE i nt o medi t at i on with ful l knowledge that t he way f o r ful fi l l ment
of your desi r e wi l l come t o you i f you t al k t o God about i t , When you ask
advice f r om ot her s you s ubt r act f r o m your own t r anscendency.
Tr anscendent bei ngs do not t hus s ubt r act f r o m t hems el ves . Fo r t hi s r e a -
son we again s a y t o you t hat we a r e pl eas ed because you want t o know mor e o:
God' s ways whkch you can only know by t he di r ect sci ent i fi c appr oach r at her
than the i ndi r ect met aphysi cal or,e,
The I'ollo-wing quest i ons will i l l us t r at e t he change i n t r end t owar d the mo r e
sciectific appr oach.
QUESTION, "i n Fi gur e s 41, 42, 43 and 44 you des cr i be how posi t i ve and
negative el -ect ri ci t y p ~ l l apar t by t he i ncr eas i ng pol ar i t y of a growi ng t r ee, Yo.u
llse that f act t o pr ove that opposi t es r epel e a c h ot her i nst ead of at t r act i ng each
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other a s sci ence t eaches , In Fi gur e s 45, 46 and 47 however, t he negative and
positive pol es s e e m t o pull t oget her a s t he t r e e decays. woul d not that i ndi -
cat e the opposite char ges at t r act each ot her haif or' each cycl e and r epei duri ng
the ot her haif ? I '
ANSWER. No. In Fi gur e s 45; 46 and 47 the devi t al i zi ng t r e e i s losing
i t s vitality, which me a ns t hat i t i s l osi ng i t s power t o pol ar i ze.
I t s positive
and negative pol es a r e st i l i pulling a pa r t but with l e s s power .
Depol ari zat i on
i s taking pl ace a s e a c h pole voi ds i t s power t o pull apar t .
In t he f i r s t half of
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the cycl e vi t al i t y i n c r e a s e s whi ch me a n s t hat i t s pol es pull a pa r t with gr e a t e r
vi gor . In t he second half of t he cycl e vi t al i t y de c r e a s e s , which me a ns t hat i t s
pol es l ose t he i r abi l i t y to pull a p a r t f r o m each ot her --but t hey st i l l pull a p a r t
unt i l t hei r vi t al i t y i s gone, and t hey have no power l eft i n t he m to pul l a pa r t .
At no per i od i n t he cycl e do posi t i ve and negat i ve pol ar i t y a t t r a c t , I t s whole
pur pose i s t o pul l a pa r t - - f or t he pur pos e of pol ar i t y is t o divide
QUESTION. "You s ome t i me s s peak of me n who a r e unfolding cosmi cal l y
a s having e xt r a - s e ns or y per cept i on. That i nt e r e s t s me gr eat l y f o r often when
I f e e l t r emendous l y i nspi r ed and f or get f ul of my body I s e e m to f e e l and know
t hi ngs t hat I do not or di nar i l y know,
"The r e s e a r c h i nt o e xt r a - s e ns or y per cept i on c a r r i e d on a t Duke Uni ver -
si t y i nt e r e s t s me ve r y much be c a us e ma ny of the t hi ngs done t her e exper i -
ment al l y, whi ch t hey cannot expl ai n. happen to me const ant l y and I cannot
expl ai n t he m One st r ange thing happens ve r y oft en to me When my wife h a s
been away over l ong and I wonder whe r e she i s and get wor r i ed about her
absence s he wi l l s a r e l y cal l me on the t el ephone and t el l me wher e she i s and
why she wa s del ayed But s t r a n g e r still. I wi l l suddenly f e e l compel l ed t o go
t o t he door a mi nut e or two bef or e she a r r i v e s home . I f eel s ur e t hat she i s
t he r e , and i t i s mo s t al ways t r ue t hat s he act ual l y does a r r i v e within a mi nut e .
"I wi s h you would explain t hi s sci ent i f i cal l y. f o r I have no explanation
f or i t what s oever . The s t at ement you ma de about one ' s s ens e per cept i on i nc r e
si ng a s hi s knowl edge i nc r e a s e s ; and a s manki nd be c ome s mo r e cos mi c, l eads
me to bel i eve t hat you k ~ o w mo r e about t hi s phenomena t han you c a r e t o t el l
US I know t hat ma ny ot her s of your st udent s will appr eci at e deeper knowledge
upon t hi s s ubj ect ,
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ANSWER.. Sense per cept i on me a ns t hat one h a s an a wa r e ne s s of mot i on,
!.dotion i ndi cat es its pr e s e nc e by me a ns of vi br at i ng waves. The r e i s no ot her
-way for one t o become a wa r e of mot i on t han by onei s abi l i t y t o s ens e wave
vi brat i ons, which r e a l l y me a n s t o f e e l wave vi br at i ons,
You f e e l wave vi hr at i ons by seei ng t hem with your e ye s , hear i ng t he m wi t h
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yo;lr e a r s , srnei l i ng t he m wi t h your nose ,, t ast i ng t hem wi t h your tongue o r
tauching t he m with your body. All of t hese "five senses" a r e but one - -t he
sense of f eel i ng l not i on of s ome ki nd, s omewher e,
NOW we get t o t he Sa s i s oi sensi ng- - f or mot i on i s al l t hat one s ens es , and
wken motion begi ns ?.n any ki nd of wave vi br at i on. t hat mot i on c a n be s ens ed by
some peopie mo r e t han ot her s ; some ani mal s mo r e than ot her s : and s ome
.znir;lals mo r e thar, h.apnans,
Xumar-s, f or exampl e, cannot he a r the sounds of i ns e c t s whi ch a r e l oad
sonnds to s ome b i r d s " Humans cannot s-mell a s ani mal s do. The i r " s ens e
perception" of l=eari;lg and srneiitng i s not anywher e ne a r a s keen a s t hat of
2. dog.
-gave -.rLSra-1Xons r ange f r o m a t r i l l i ont h ( or mo r e ) of a cent i met er i n wave
length, or h~andr eds of t housands pe r secocd i n t i n e , t o ha ndr e ds of f e e t o r
=ties irs l engt h f or or,e wave.
The adcompanyi ng di a gr a m will i i l us t r at e t hi s pr i nci pl e. See Fi gur e 116.
The little white s l i t i n t hi s -*hole r ange of s e ns e per cept i on shows how s ma l l
me i s sense per cept i on 02 seei ng i s . It i s ma r ke d A.
That s ma l l sl i t ma r k s
tI:e r a q e of wave . ~Sbr at f ons which t he eye c a n s e e , a s ma l l col or r ange on
ei t ker side of i ncandescent white l i ght ,
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radio waves.
roadcas ting
A
Fig. 116
THIS DIAGRAM ILLUSTRATES THE RESTRI CTED LIMITS OF HUMAN VISIBILITY
When t hat r ange of sense percept i on bv t he means of sight ends , down i n
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t he ul t r a vi ol et on t he blue si de, your body can f eel what your eyes cannot see.
It will become vi ol ent l y tanned by violet r a ys which a r e beyond your range of
si ght . Al so the photo negative can see mo r e t han you can.
Fa s t e r than t he ul t ravi ol et a r e X r a y s which can see t hrough your body,
and you can i ncr eas e your range of s ens e per cept i on by multiplying your vi s -
i bl e r ange. el ect r i cal l y and phot ographi cal l y, s o t hat you can s ee your own
skel et on. By t hi s me a ns you enl ar ge your r ange of sense per cept i on mechan-
i cal l y.
Beyond X r a ys a r e gamma and cos mi c r a ys which a r e t hodsands of t i mes
f a s t e r vi br at i ons t han X r ays . Nat ur al l y t hey a r e f a r beyond ma n ' s range of
s e ns e per cept i on, f o r life would be i nt ol er abl e if t he range wer e s o gr eat .
Between the t r emendous blue and r e d expanses of t he wave oct ave i s that
na r r ow l i t t l e r ange which l i mi t s man. When ma n' s l i mi t i s r eached on the r ed
si de he can mul t i pl y hi s power t o per cei ve wave vi br at i ons by an i nst r ument
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cal l ed the bolometer. By means of i t he c a n me a s u r e I ni r a- r ed var i at i ons
which the eye canrlot possi bl y see, To the eye t hose r a ys a r e bl ack, yet the
bat can act ual l y s ee t hem a s light, and s o c a n many ot her a ~ l ma l s .
By apply-
ing the knowledge gi ven you in l esson number 43 you know t hat the bat i s not
r eal l y seei ng light, but i s sensing motion.
The Ea s t ma n Company produced a negat i ve s o sensi t i ve t o i nf r a- r ed r ays,
t hat when f or t y or f i f t y peopl e were phot ogr aphed i n a r oom s o dar k t hat one
coirld not s ee hi s own hand, the photograph i ooked like any ot her photograph
t aken in the light. Eve r y f ace was a s fully r ecogni zabl e and the shadows cas t
by t he light sour ce we r e a s shar p and cl ear a s t hose pr oduced i n the upper
r ange of s l c~i i ght s our c e s , Agalr, we say, t he expl anat i on i s not i n gr eat er
power of vi si on but gr e a t e r sensitivity t o t he n o t i o n of s hor t wayes of high
f r eq- ~ency, or vice v e r s a ,
Fa r t ke r st i i l beyond. the i ni ' ra-red t he r e a r e t he long r a d a r wa-aes which a
b "
a~ car_ sepse with i t s body a s it fl i es and thus mi s s hitting obj ect s i n the dar k
which ar e beyond t he r ange of I t s sight s ens i ng, Man h a s been abl e t o i ncr ease .-.__
hi s sense r ange, mechani cal i y, by muIt4pSy-ir_g t he pot ent i al of t hes e radi o
waves s o t hat they c a n be det ect ed by an e l e c t r i c a l condenser ,
The mach5n.e which shor t ens t hese wa.res i nt o ma n ' s r ange of hear i ng is
an ext ensi on of hi s body- which makes i t pos szisie f or a sh:p t o sefise what i s
ahead in the dar k, o r fog, o r under i t , the way t he bat does with hi s act ual
' bo~?y- ~
Beyond t hi s r adar r azge a r e other l onger 41-rjadzasting and r adi o waves
which al so a r e ver y a r beyond rnanls r ange of per cept i on, ,
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What a r e t hese long r adi o waves ? They a r e t he sounds of your voi ce; f or
one exampl e, which spr ead out t hr ough the uni ver se i n ever lengthening waves
at t he speed of l i ght , unt i l t hey p a s s beyond the r ange of ma n ' s per cept i on a
hundr ed f eet o r s o away f r o m t hat sound of your voi ce,
Man has been enabled t o condense those, long waves which no ma n can hear
i nt o shor t ones which he can he a r . By shor t eni ng t hem to the l engt hs and f r e -
quenci es which come f r om you a s sound waves ot her people al l oirer the globe
c a n hear what you s ay a s cl ear l y a s though t hey wer e i n the s ame r oom with
yoi.1,
That i s what condensi ng me a n s It i s al s o what pol ari zi ng F-eans.
"Dying" sounds a r e being r e s ur r ect ed a s llliving" sounds.
That i s anot her mechani cal way of extending the sense per cept i on of
humans , It ma y be possi bl e, s ome day. t o r epol ar i ze wave r e c or ds of voi ces
h e a r d i n t he long pa s t . The pr i nci pl e i s t he s ame but el ect r i cal knowledge i s
s t i l l i n i t s begi nni ngs,
Give thought t o t hi s with u s f or a moment . We al l ver y t hought l essl y f eel
t hat our spoken wor ds die soon alCter we have spoken t hem. We do not r eal i ze
t hat the wor ds a s wel l a s the t hought s whi ch caused t hem a r e et er nal l y
r e c or de d a s negat i ve i mages i n r e v e r s e . Thes e r ecor ds live et er nal l y t hrough
a l l t he uni ver se. Man has been enabl ed t o condense t hem while t hey a r e cl osel ;
ci r cl i ng the ear t h. When. however , they r each too f ar out i n t hei r s pi r al j our -
ney away f r o m t he e a r t h i t ma y be t hat ma n can never mechani cal l y rewi nd
t hose long s pi r al s i nt o s hor t enough ones f or us t o he a r . o r see
It IS possi bl e, however, , f or Cos mi c consci ous humans t o s e e , hear and
f e e l waves which el ect r i cal machi nes coul d never condense. The whole human
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r ace i s gr adual l y i ncr easi ng i t s sense r ange i nt o f a r r eaches of the Cos mos
The growth of God awar enes s i n man i s the me a s u r e of hi s i ncr easi ng sense
percept i on
Cosmi c knowledge i s t he ful crum which r eache s out i nt o i t s thought -wave
ext ensi ons t o i nt er pr et the r hyt hms, and t he meani ng of t hose thought waves
with which space i s so fi l l ed. As your Cos mi c awar enes s i ncr eas es your r ange
of sense per cept i on proport i onat el y i ncr eas e s .
Your i ncr easi ng God awar eness ext ends your s ens e percept i on into i n - ~i s -
L*,
ible thought waves by intensive decent rat i on. You t hen br i ng t hese infinitely
long thought-wave s into t he gr eat er f r equenci es of s hor t waves by i nt ensi ve
concent rat i on. Thi s enabl es you t o vi si on your thought body into f or m and
motion of your imagining which you mi ght c a r r y f ur t he r by giving i t a mat er i al
body, or you ma y not , The power and the pr oc e s s a r e t he s ame whether you
do give i t a ma t e r i a l body or l eave i t unfinished a s a ment al i mage, a ment al
I1dream1l
If you do give your vi si on a mat er i al body you p a s s i t on t o the cul t ur e of
the f ut ur e, which ai ds ot her s to find t hat ki ngdom of heaven which al l a r e s eek-
ing. If you do not do so you have at l east found mo r e Li ght on your own pat h
which c a ~ n o t but hel p to i l l umi ne ot her s to t he ext ent i n which you have LIVED
i t , t hus uplifting ot her s to t he extent t hat t hey can s e e t he Light of your exam-
ple extended t o t hemsel ves.
If YOU would know the gr eat gl ory of extending your sense percept i on i nt o
the i nvi si bl e - -into the si l ences and the uni ver s al st i l l ne s s of God' s Light - -go
deeply into commuriion with God a s much and a s oft en a s you can.
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In medi t at i on with God you ma y expl or e t he va s t r eaches of the t hought -
wave uni ver s e where Cr e a t i on i nt o t he bodi es of t hi ngs begins. Go t he r e f or e
and wal k and talk with God. "See Hi m. Know Hi m Be Hi m. Be thou th'z
f u l c r u m of thine own power . " The f ul c r um of power i s KNC'W LEDGE of I di nd.
I t s ext ensi on into waves of mot i on i s t he THINKING of Mind.
One hour spent with God i n t he dept hs of Hi s f or e s t s could give you mc r e
of weal t h t han a thousand s hel ves of books o r mount ai ns of gold. One hour
s pe nt al one with God coul d unfold you t owar d t he hi gher s t r at a of Mi nd- power
i nt ended f or man, t han whole l i b r a r i e s of books coul d give to you i n c e nt ur i e s ,
We s a y to you, t he r e f or e , t hat when you can continuously walk and t al k
wi t h God and work a s ONE with Hi m you c a n t hen know Hi s ma s t e r f ul ne s s
ma ni f e s t e d i n your wor ks ; and your Mi nd wi l l be One with Hi s i n t he e c s t a s y
of Hi s r hyt hmi c thinking.
QUESTION. "It i s di ffi cul t f o r me t o r e a dj us t my old t eachi ngs tc s uc h
ne.2 thinking a s . yours but I a m gr adual l y doing s o . J us t now I a m st r uggl i ng
t o r e c ons t r uc t my t r adi t i onal be l i e f s concer ni ng pol ar i t y to your v e r y di f f e r -
e nt t eachi ngs which a r e di a me t r i c a l l y opposi t e t o conventional t ext book ach -
i n g s .
"What puz=l es me mo s t i s your s t a t e me nt t hat an anode- - or posi t i ve
pol e - -is a l s o a cat hode- and a cat hode - - or negat i ve pole i s al so an anode
"1 quote the following f r o m a t ext book def i ni t i on of pol ar i t y, whi ch i s
c o n t r a r y t o your t eachi ngs: ' Po l a r i t y i s t he pr ope r t y pos s es s ed by c e r t a i n
bodi e s , by which t hey e x e r t f o r c e s in opposi t e di r ect i ons
with a posi t i ve pol e
power
havi ng power to a t t r a c t a nd a negat i ve pol e having/to r epel '
Will you c l a r i f y
t h i s f o r me pi ease ?
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I1Also pl ease t el l me if t he t ext books a r e r i ght i n saying that the posi t i ve
(anode) pole i s the t er mi nal by which a n e l e c t r i c c ur r e nt ent er s a conduct or on
i t s way to the cat hode,
ANSWER t o f i r s t quest i on: The defi ni t i on given f or pol ari t y i s not only
ent i r el y i ncor r ect i n r e ga r d t o Nat ur al Law whi ch we a r e t eachi ng, but i t i s
i nconsi st ent with your old t r adi t i onal t eachi ngs
Fo r exampl e t he wor ds - - "exer t f or c e s i n opposi t e di rect i ons" - - mean t hat
t hey pull away f r o m each ot her - -which i s TRUTH. Your t r adi t i onal t ext book
t eachi ngs t el l you, however , t hat t hes e two opposi t e expr essi ons of pol ar i t y
at t r act each ot her , How can t hes e two f o r c e s at t r act each ot her and al s o pul l
away f r om each ot her , I wonder why you have not long ago thought t hi s di s -
cr epancy out f or your sel f , You mi ght a s consi st ent l y say t hat a ma n can walk
for-ward and backward at t he s a me t i me
Tne definiticn t hen s a ys t hat "t he posi t i ve pole h a s the power t o at t r act
and the negat i ve pole ha s t he power t o r epel . I wonder why you have never
thought that one out f or your sel f while exper i ment i ng with a bar magnet and
nai l s, or i r on fi l i ngs, Yoil know t hat both ends wi l l at t r act - - and equal l y. One
end will. pi ck up a s much weight i n i r on I' ilings, o r a s many nai l s a s t he ot her .
Each oEe i s equzlly gr avi t at i ve and r adi at i ve
Li kewi se, both ends wi l l r epel - - and equal l y. But what i s i t t hey r e pe l ?
Neither r epel s the i r on f i l i ngs, or t he nai l s f o r t hey f ai r l y jump at ei t her pol e
and clir,g s o har d t hat you can f eel t hei r r el uct ance t o l eave by t hei r r es i s t ance
t o being pul l ed away :ram ei t her pol e.
What i s i t t hat t hey do r e p e l ? The posi t i ve pol e r epel s the negat i ve. I t
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pushes j.t away t o t he ot her end of each nai l a s f ar a s i t wi l l go, f or t hey a r e
opposi t es and opposi t es oppose- - t hey do not at t r act . And t he negat i ve pol e
does the s a me t hi ng t o the posi t i ve
In ot her wor ds : both pol es do exact l y the same thing but each i s the r ever s e
of t he ot her . Ea c h pole pul l s i nwar d t o expr es s the f or ce of gr avi t y and each
pol e, l i kewi se, t hr us t s out ward t o e xpr e s s the f or ce of r adi at i vi t y, Ther ef or e,
both a r e anodes and both a r e cat hodes , f or ever y light par t i cl e which appr oache
ei t her i s posi t i ve . ( f or i t i s cont r act i ng) and ever y light par t i ci e which l eaves
ei t her i s negat i ve ( f or i t i s expandi ng) ,
Poi ar i t y r e a l l y means t he di vi si on of a balanced condi t i on- - s uch a s t he
uni ver s al eqi zi l i bri um- -into two equal l y unbalanced condi t i ons which have t o
move to find t hei r l os t bal ance. Mat t er does not at t r act mat t er . , nor does i t
r epel Motion e xi s t s sol el y becaus e each of the two divided condi t i ons a r e s eek.
Eng bal ance i n e a c h ot her ,
Ther e i s anot her di scr epancy i n t he text book defi ni t i on you quot ed.
That
i s the s t at ement t hat "pol ar i t y i s t he pr oper t y pos s es s ed by cer t al n bodi es: "
et c. What your t ext book means i s t hat i r on can be pol ar i zed t o pi ck hp i r on,
but al l bodi es of e ve r y kind a r e pol ar i zed-
Eve r y cel l i n yo-cr body, e ve r y pi anet and s t ar i n the heavens and ever y
par t i cl e of l i ght i n t he uni ver se h a s nor t h and soilth pol es loca-ted a s f a r away
f r o m each ot her a s t hey can get , and al s o a s f a r f r o m t hei r mut ual equat or s
a s t hey can get .
ANSWER t o second quest i on: The el ect r i c cur r ent t r a v e l s both ways
t hrough a wi r e not just one way. The way you can r eas on t hi s out f or
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
yoursel f i s a s follows: Begi n your r easoni ng pr oc e s s f r o m t he sour ce of the
cur r ent , such a s an el ect r i c st or age bat t er y. Thi s cons i s t s of two cel l s , one
of which i s pl us equi l i br i um and the ot her i s mi nus equi l i br i um.
In ot her wor ds one i s l i ke a highly c ompr e s s e d ga s which needs t o explode
outward t o f i nd i t s bal ance, The ot her i s l i ke a vacuum tube which needs t o
explode i nwar d t o find i t s bal ance, The mome nt you connect t hem with a wi r e
each seeks what i t needs f r o m the ot her one on the ot her si de of t hei r mut ual
equat or,
The c ur r e nt r uns both ways to i nt er change. You cal l i t a n el ect r i c c u r r e n t
i f the equal i zat i on pr oc e s s i s sent t hr ough a s ma l l gage wi r e condui t , or a s hor t
ci r cui t if you send i t t hrough a l ar ge wi r e , In a s hor t c i r c ui t the r es i s t ance t o
each ot her ' s passi ng caus es a bur s t of f l a me , In a s ma l l gage wi r e the r e s i s t -
ance i s not so gr e a t so the " s hor t ci r cui t " t a ke s a long t i me t o equal i ze both
cel l s into what i s known a s a dead bat t er y.
QUESTION. "In speaking of d e s i r e shoul d we r e a c h t he st i l l ness and a s k
God to de c l a r e Hi s will, o r should we t ake our de s i r e t o Hi m? I do not f eel
cer t ai n whet her I should a s k God t o ma ke known Hi s d e s i r e s with me , or
whether I shoul d t ake my de s i r e to Hi m, I a m conf used over the point of God' s
Wi l l and my Will, I '
ANSWER. Take your de s i r e t o God. Ask Hi m t o show you the way to f ul -
fi l l i t or t o keep you f r om fulfilling it if i t i s not i n l i ne wi t h your unfolding d e s -
tiny. You a r e Mi nd--t he God-Mind, You a r e c o- Cr e a t or with God. Your
des i r e i s p a r t of Cr eat i on- -YOUR p a r t , You a r e not a mar i onet t e dangling on
a st ri ng. Do not di f f er ent i at e bet ween YOUR Will and GOD' S Wi l l .
They a r e
ONE - -the uni ver s a l WILL - - or SOUL--from which de s i r e s pr i ngs f or fulfill-
me nt . Become t hat ONE UNIVERSAL WILL. Ask of i t a s being God Ask of
i t a s beinn YOU Pl a c e vour sel f wher e the Law wor ks with vou t o t he ful fi l l -
me nt of your d e s l r e .
Let me give you an exampl e. Suppose you a r e now f a r al ong i n t he ful fi l l -
me nt of a d e s i r e , You have opened a bus i nes s and a r e pr ogr e s s i ng st eadi l y.
You deci de t hat you want t o bor r ow fi ft y thousand dol l a r s t o push your busi ness
and you a s k God t o ful i i i ? your d e s i r e . YOE a r e worki ng wi t h the LAW when
you beco,me a p a r t of t he Uni ver s al Will and the l aw wi i i not l e t ycu have t hat
f i f t y thousand dol l a r s . The Sank r e t ur ns your appl i cat i on wi t h a pol i t e NO.
You would be bi t t er l y di sappoi nt ed if you did not know t hat God IS helping your
bus i ne s s by keepi ng you. f r o m maki ng t hat l oan. Knowing yoEr Onenes s with
Cod you a r e not d i s a p p o i ~ t e d Yoil t hen s eek deeper under st andi ng and within
a v e r y s hor t t i me you wi l l be shown t hat you would have ha r t : r a t he r than have
hel ped yGur Susf ne s s i f you had eaken on t hat debt
Your c o ~f i l s i o n a s t o God' s Wi l l o r )rov.rs i s due t o your havi ng not yet
a r r i ve d a t t hat poi nt wher e yoEr ONENESS with Cod i s abs ol ut e. God says:
"See Me, Kncw Me , Be Me. I ' You can over come t hat def i ci ency by getting
=GTe and mo r e i ~ t o t he habi t of Tvvorking knowingly with God i r o n moment to
mome nt AS ONE - -.not a s TWO. Medi t at e al s o with Hi m AS ONE - - not a s T wo
YOU wi i l t hen have no f ur t he r conf zsi on r egar di ng whet her YOUR Will or God' s
v'iil i s t o be done V'hen you a r e wor ki ng knowingly wi t h t he La.w your de s i r e s
. .
wi l l be fulfilled wi t h t he precl s: oc in whi ch the r os e l eaf unfol ds
o r a planet
ke e ps t o i t s or bi t It is cn?y when you c e a s e being SENSrED SODY and
become KNO WING MIND t hat the t r ue vi si on of your dest i ny li e s bef or e you l i ke
an illumined pat h. You c a n follow t hat LIGHT and never st umbl e when you
ARE THAT LIGHT.
QUESTION, ' ! The God Mind being omni pot ent and omni pr es ent , would not
the thinking which s pr i ngs f r o m t hat Mind be of t he s a me qual i t y- -hence not
i l l usi on? By i l l usi on do you mean not pe r ma ne nt and changi ng? I s t her e no
objective uni ver s e ? Would not the vi si bl e uni ve r s e be a s r e a l a s t he Mind.
which cr eat ed i t ? I 1
AN.SWER, The t hought s of Mind a r e not Mi nd. Think of your own thoughts.
Yoa might wr i t e a pl ay of i magi nat i ve t hought s and i deas. They would be e ve r
changing but you would not be. They mi ght i ncl ude a mu r d e r and mu r d e r e r
without your becomi ng one. And the pl ay you wr i t e has only t he r eal i t y which
your imagination h a s gi ven i t . And if you do not wr i t e the pl ay, but only think
it: t her e i s nothing t angi bl e t o become obj ect i ve f or anot her one t o s ee.
He
coilld see YOU, who t hought i t , but he coul d not s e e t he t hought s. Thoughts
of a per son a r e not t he pe r s on.
Thoughts become obj ect i ve when t hey a r e gi ven f o r m, The only f o r m t hat
can be given i s t he f o r m of t he mot i on whi ch r e c or ds the t hought s.
The r e c or d-
ing appar at us -which gi ves f o r m t o t hose t hought s i s an el ect r i c i ns t r ument
which God u s e s t o r e c o r d Hi s thoughts. Thi s uni t t el l s you about i t , I t s name
f s wave-field. I t s pr oduct i s mot i on. The r e s ul t a nt f o r ms of t hat mot i on a r e
i i i usi ons - - mi r a ge s - - unr eal i t i es which s i mul at e what t hey a r e not .
We hope
t hi s will cl ar i f y your conf usi on.
QVESTION, "Say one l i ve s to 70 y e a r s t hen ( di es) t akes 70 y e a r s of r e s t .
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Does one aut omat i cal l y begin the wor k pe r i od or does one ' s d e s i r e s have s ome -
thing to do wi t h i t ? How do we get a phys i cal body a ga i n? Do we f as t en on t o
an unbor n chi l d?"
ANSV;ER. Al l ef f ect s of pol ar i zat i on a r e both cycl i c and per i odi c You
have a dai l y cycl e of living and a ni ght l y cycl e of dying They bal ance That i s
pol ar i zat i on f o r a day followed by depol ar i zat i on f o r a night You do not aut o-
mat i cal l y awaken i n the mor ni ng and " f a s t e n on t o an unbor n child" You
awaken and r e pol a r i z e your body f or anot her day of l i vi ng.
You a l s o have a life cycle of pol ar i zat i on and depol ar i zat i on. When you
awaken you do not f as t en or, to anot her body, you f a s t e n on t o your own YOX
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al ways have a body- - t he kind of a body you a r e maki ng. You ma y di s car d i t
f or anot her but t hat ot her was r e ge ne r a t e d f r o m t he p a t t e r ~ l YOU made f or it.
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' i OV exi s t e t e r na l l y YOU t.hir?k e t e r na l l y YOU a r e const ant l y r ecor di ng
YOUR thinking i n ei ect r i c waves of ma t t e r which const i t ut e YOUR body. You
do not r e c or d yorrr t hcl ~ght s ir? anot her p e r s o n ' s body You could do thf s,
De s i r e ha s mi l ch t o do with t he per i odi ci t y of your r e t u r n i ~ g
J us t a s a
f i r e ma n mu s t be awakened t o at t end t o wor l d' s needs i f t he neces s i t y a r l s e s
so c a n wor l d d e s l r e affect your pe r i odi c i t y and cal l you back bei or e your pe r -
lad o i r e s t i s nor mal l y cliier t o hel p s a t i s f y wor l d needs You a r e a par t of
wor l d de s i r e and wor l d dest i ny a s wel l a s of your own pe r s ona l one As uni -
v e r s a l Mi ad you a r e subject to t he c a l l of uni ve r s a l Mind
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TJnlts 7 and 8 ~ $ 1 1 alnplify t hi s q ~ e s t i o n f or you,
Swannanoa, Wayne sbor o, Vi r gi ni a
Treasu. red St udent s,
These l es s ons have been wr i t t en i n t he hope t hat t he new knowledge con-
tained i n t h e m would mat er i al l y hel p t o unfold Cosmi c awar enes s i n t hose who
ar e des i r ous of gr eat er Cos mi c Consci ousness and a r e r eady f or i t ,
It i s , t her ef or e, ext r emel y grat i fyi ng t o have s o many l e t t e r s f r om our
student f r i e nds which give gr eat evi dence of t r anscendent awar enes s f a r beyond
t hei r f o r me r nor mal cy. Let t er af t er l et t er cont ai ns evi dence of not only
i ncr eased ment al per cept i on into t he r e a l ms of the unknown--and pr esumabl y
unknowable--but al s o of i ncr eas ed r ange of s ens e per cept i on; which comes a s
a nat ur al cor ol l ar y a s Mind awar enes s i n c r e a s e s ,
We have answer ed one of t hese quest i ons r egar di ng ext r as ens or y per cep-
tion i n Le s s on No. 44, But we think you mi ght al l be mo r e hi ghl y i nspi r ed t o
i ncr ease your ment al per cept i on t hr ough becomi ng mo r e one with God if you
could but r eal i ze t hat your sense per cept i on would i ncr eas e t o ext r aor di nar y,
and even amazi ngl y, gr e a t e r range .
It s e e ms s t r ange, but i t i s t r ue, t hat t he mo r e one can f or get hi s body t he
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gr eat er his body s ens e per cept i on i nc r e a s e s . The human r a c e i s unfolding i n
that di r ect i on. Ther e will come a t i me when one' s s ens e per cept i on will r e a c h
so f ar t hat one can s ens e t he thoughts of ot her s f or t housands of mi l es a s
cl ear l y a s one can now s ens e t hem by r eadi ng a cabl egr am.
In t hi s s hor t space i t i s not possi bl e f o r me to t el l you a t gr e a t length how
I could s ens e al l mot i on i n al l the uni ver s e duri ng per i ods of my t hi r t y- ni ne
day Cosmi c experi ei l ce in 1921 but I can br i ef l y t el l i t
and t he chemi cal , a s t r o -
nomical and ot her c ha r t s I have ma de , and the new knowledge which I have given
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t o t he wor l d becaus e of i t , i s i ndi sput abl e proof of i t s t r ut h,
Duri ng t hat pe r i od I coul d s e ns e a l l Cr e a t i on i n the maki ng. When I
became wholly Li ght of Mind I became t he f ul c r um f r om which al l t hought -
r e c o r d s we r e ext ended. I became a f ocal poi nt i n t he st i l l ness f r o m which t he
uni ver s e of al l CAUSE and a l l EFFECT wa s ext ended.
In a f l ash i t wa s a l l mi ne t o know, a s ot he r s i n past hi s t or y have been ma de
t o know i n one i nst ant aneous f l a s h. But I wa s not per mi t t ed t o be j ust t hat f ~ l -
c r u m of Light f or one i nst ant , f or t he r e wa s a pur pose back of t hat exper i ence,
That pur pose was t o i nt e r pr e t God' s Me s s a ge to ma n of t hi s age ir, t he r hyt hms
of I i i s knowing, and t o give ma n a new cosmogony upon which t o bi;.ild a new
wor l d i n ma n' s unfolding.
That i s why t hat s e ve r a nc e f r o m body t o become Mind al one f o r a n i nst ant
of t i me took pl ace, and why it was t hen ext ended i nt o the uni ver s e of t i me and
mot i on i n or de r t hat I could gi ve body f o r ms t o God? s Message and t o Hi s
KNO WZNG .
Duri ng t hat per i od t he i nvi si bl e r ange of per cept i on was wholly mi ne . I
coilld l l per cei vei f all mot i on. Al l of God' s p r o c e s s e s of Cr eat i on we r e br ought
wi t hi n t he r ange of my s ens e per cepi l on. 4. could " s eeH light winding up i nt o
i ncandescent s phe r e s and u n wi n d i ~ g i r ~ t o t he voi d f r o m which t hey spr ang. . I
coul d s ee t he wave and e ve r y va r i a t i on of its t cnal buildirig i nt a oct aves and
t hos e oct ave waves which mai l c a r ~not s e e , c r per cei ve, even with i ns t r ume nt s .
wei-e as cl ear to per cept i on as t hos e f i ve and a half oct aves whi ch he car,
pe r c e i ve
F o r days I f el t the move me nt s of ocean beds where mi ght y a d j ~ ~ s t me n t s
a r e taking place t o keep t he pl anet i n bal ance especi al l y i n t he Paci f i c wher e
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mighty changes will t ake pl ace some day not t oo f a r away i n t i me , I st rongl y
f el t the near nes s of J a p a n ' s plunge into deep s e a s . It took s e ve r a l days of effort
to obl i t erat e t hi s sensi ng whi ch I made gr e a t ef f or t t o do becaus e such t hi ngs
were not a pa r t of my pur pos e, nor of my commandi ng.
When, however , t hi s ext ended sensi ng r eached into the heavens I hel d t o
t hem and r api dl y made di a gr a ms of the many t hi ngs which mu s t be wr i t t en down
and chart ed f o r man!:s new knowing.
At one t i me I char t ed t he whole s ol ar s y s t e m and al l of t he bal anced r el a-
t i ons of each planet t o e a c h ot her , and t o i t s c e nt r a l sun. Bef or e t hat 1921
experience I knew pr act i cal l y nothing about as t r onomy,
The drawi ng I t hen ma de was upon t i s s ue p a p e r . I kept past i ng new s ec-
tions to i t a s I found I had not sufficient s pace f or t he or bi t s of out er pl anet s
and t hei r r el at i ve pos i t i or ~s with each ot her . Although I have l ost t hi s drawing
I have the evidence of t he accur acy of t he i nt er pl anet ar y posi t i ons and r e l a -
t i ons thus char t ed, becaus e I employed an a s t r onome r to mat hemat i cal l y check
my drawi ngs and give me t he r esul t of hi s f i ndi ngs. I shal l pr e s e r ve t hese
answer s f or post er i t y and hope, some day, t o a l s o find the dr awi ng which i s ,
perhaps, i n some f or got t en portfolio,
Each of the pl anet s i n t hat drawing we r e i n t hei r pr oper pl ace i n r el at i on
to each ot her and to t he s un with some sl i ght i naccraraci es due t o the difficulty
of making accur at e pr oj ect i on with T s q u a r e s and t r i angl es upon t i s s ue paper .
It would t ake many pages to begin t o c ove r t he mi r a c l e s which unfolded
i ~ t o cor~l monpl ace nat ur al nes s during t hi s t hi r t y- ni ne day per i od, s o the above
mus t suffice a s br i ef l y st at ed exampl es whfch do not even t ouch the edge of
gr eat er t hi ngs which 1 have not yet told to ma n , nor per haps can ever t el l ,
7 8 2
The l esson you can l e a r n f r o m t hi s i s t hat the mor e you can become t he
s t i l l f ul cr um of Cos mi c KNOX-ING the mo r e you can extend t he l ever of your
thinking f r om t hat f ul cr um and ma ke i t s meani ng known to you.
If what i s he r e i n wr i t t en wi l l hel p you t o i ncr eas e your own Cos mi c awar e -
n e s s f or even a l i t t l e, i t i s wel l wor t h havi ng told you what h e ~ g h t s you can
r e a c h i n your j our ney t owar d human t r anscendency.
Our loving t h o ~ g h t s t o you al ways, especi al l y now be c a i ~s e of having
r eached the l as t l es s on of t hi s Cour s e.
Si ncer el y your s ,
Wal t er Rus s el l

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