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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 Man UNIT XI-LESSONS 41, 42, 43, 44 - Copyrighted 1951 by Walter and Lao Russell No part of this manzcscr.[pt can be printed in any form without perniinsim from the a~cthor, except by a reviewer who my quote brief passages in a review to be printed in a magazine or newspaper. ISSUED BY THE WALTER RUSSELL FOUhIDATION SWANNANOA, WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA

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Page 1: Walter Russell's 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 M a n

UNIT XI-LESSONS 41, 42, 43, 44 - Copyrighted 1951

by Walter and Lao Russell

N o part of t h i s manzcscr.[pt can be printed in a n y f o r m w i thou t perni ins im f r o m the a~c thor , except by a r ev i ewer w h o m y quote brief passages in a rev i ew to be printed in a magazine or newspaper .

ISSUED BY

THE WALTER RUSSELL FOUhIDATION

SWANNANOA, WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA

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UNIVERSAL LAW, NATURAL SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY

by

Wa l t e r R u s s e l l Sc D , and Lao R u s s e l l

L E S S O N N U M B E R 41

The Wal te r R u s s e l l Founda t ion , Swannanoa Waynesboro . Virginia

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Copyrighted 1951 by Wal te r and L a o R u s s e l l

P R E L U D E

The goal of m a n i s C o s m i c Consc ious Se l f - awarenes s - -wh ich i s God-

a w a r e n e s s .

The m a s s of mank ind i s s t i l l b a r b a r i c . He i s st111 body-sensed-bodywhich

l i ve s and d i e s He i s s l ave to l i fe then t o death- - for liIe and dea th a r e r e a l

to h l m . Man m l ~ s t f o r e v e r be " t r a n s f o r m e d by the renewlng of h l s Mlnd" until

Mind t r a n s c e n d s body ins tead of body transcending Mind

The v e r y few t r a n s c e n d e n t o n e s among m e n who a r e i a r i n t h e i r uiziolding

and have become s t r o n g wlth G o d - a w a r e n e s s they a lone a r e f r e e . T h e s e have ----

r i s e n above t he i r s ens ing T h e s e have conquered both llfe and death through

t h e i r knowing

The life -dea th journey f r o m body sens ing to Mind knowing i s a long -1o;lg

journey of coun t l e s s m l l l i ons of s e e m i n g repetitions He who h a s begun to

know that t he se s e e m i n g l i f e -dea th s equences a r e not r epe t i t i ons - -o r r e i ~ c a r -

na t ions and a r e bu t one e t e r n a l l y long and continuous unfolding of one e t e r n a l

i dea f r o m one point i n the e t e r n a l L igh t of Mind h a s gone fa:- toward h i s C o s -

m i c Conscious goa l . 687

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UNIVERSAL LAW, NATURAL SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY P a g e 688 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

He who can withdraw f r o m the extensions of h i s sensing into the f u l c r u m

of h i s knowing f r o m which t hose extensions spr ing- -and extend and r e t r a c t

t h e m under ful l con t ro l of h i s wi l l - - becomes c o - C r e a t o r with The Un ive r sa l

One. He i s the t ranscendent being who h a s become the fu l c rum of h i s own

power .

You, who a r e reading t he se l i ne s with in tense i n t e r e s t would not have r e a d

ten pages of these many hundreds i f you were not one of those few of the human

r a c e who have f a r t r anscended the e a r l y s t ages of physical m a n

It i s to you that t h i s L igh t of new knowledge i s d i rec ted in o r d e r that you

m a y see and comprehend t h i s u n i v e r s e of m a t t e r i n motion fo r wha.t i t i s ,

ins tead of being deceived by i t s i l lus ions , that t he se descr ip t ions of God1 s ways ,

and God's p r o c e s s e s a r e d i r e c t e d ,

When you fully under s t and that what we c a l l m a t t e r and n o t i o n a r e but

e l ec t r i c thought r eco rd ings of A L L Mind -thinking - -YOUR thinking a s wel l a s

God ' s thinking--your power t o CONTROL m a t t e r and motion AS ITS CREATOR -

ins tead of AS ITS SLAVE , wil l mul t ip ly i n the m e a s u r e of your comprehens ion ~L

of the e l ec t r i c wave which r e c o r d s all thinkine.

We have taken the e s s e n t i a l f i r s t s t e p s which w e r e n e c e s s a r y t o b r ing you

to the stage where you could comprehend the wave which l l rnanufac tures"

s p h e r e s of m a t t e r i n cubic wave - f i e lds .

We have descr ibed the effect of d e s i r e to GIVE a s an outward ex tens ion

( O F explosion) and to REGIVE a s an i n n e r one

We have s ta ted that e v e r y act ion of giving i s simul. taneously balanced by

an equal regiving, and that e a c h ac t ion- reac t ion is repea ted i n r e v e r s e , See

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UNIVERSAL LAUT, NATURAL SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY P a g e 63' - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

F i g u r e s 7 4 t o 84 on P a g e s 660 to 665,

Re incarna t ion i s imaoss ib le to comarehend without unders tandine t h i s

s imul tanei ty .of act ion and reac t ion , followed sequential ly by the r e v e r s e of tha

action and r eac t i on ,

R e - r e a d and study the law of conservat ion a s newly wr i t t en a t bottom of

page 183. T h e n s a tu r a t e yoursel f with the ma je s t i c idea that what you a r e now

doing with you r posi t ive body i s simultaneously being r eco rded in pa t t e rn i n

your negative body,, F o r one full week make th i s idea a p a r t of your thinking

by medi ta t ing upon i t and thinking oat hundreds of example s of i t s workings

until you KNO W i t in your Soul.

Mihen you fu l ly r ea l i z e that YOU a r e continually recording. YOURSELF

e te rna l ly , and t ha t the vis ible half of you e te rna l ly in te rchanges with the inv i s

ible half, and t ha t you build both of them together e te rna l ly fo r e t e rna l f n t e r - -

change, you wi l l t'hen know that t h e r e i s naught but L IFE in th is unfolding - --

refolding univel- s e , and that DEATH i s the other balanced half of LIFE - -.--

J u s t a s i t i s im?possiSle to po la r ize one end of a b a r magne t without p o l a r -

izing the o ther end siirnultaneouslp it i s l ikewise imposs ib le to p e r f o r m any

action with y o u r phys ica l body without recording that ac t ion simultaneously- i i ~

your invisible c o u n t e r p a r t . Aiso that which you r e c o r d i n the invisible p a r t

of you i s a s c e r t a i n to become a visible body of you agair,, a s that the pendu-

lum which i s now swinging to the r ight will r e v e r s e i t se l f and swing the o ther

way.

Do you not s e e that you a r e thus recording m e m o r i e s of exper iences over

thousands of l ive s which accumula te fo r repeti t ion and addit ion f o r e v e r . E v e r

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UNIVERSAL LAW, NATURAL SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY P a g e 690 - - - - - - - - _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - -

cel l of your body r e m e m b e r s these expe r i ences and d e s i r e s t o repea t them. - - -

It cannot evade repeating t hem. They a r e permanent ly r eco rded in the wave

a s pat terned f o r m s which a r e permanent ly kept in the record ing sys tem of GodE s

un iverse , We will t e l l you i n the next unit of the i ne r t g a s e s which a r e the seed

of a l l f o r m s , and of a l l s t a t e s of mot ion which ever have been , We will t e l l

you about t hem in the next unit

The mus i c i an r e m e m b e r s h i s m u s i c , H i s de s i r e f o r mus i ca l express ion

i s r eg i s t e r ed in h i s negative body a s he man i f e s t s i t physically, in h i s posit ive

body. His love fo r mus i c will begin to demand express ion a.nd h e will undoubt-

edly continue f r o m where he left off be fo re , jus t a s an apple again appears on

a l imb, a s i t did l a s t y e a r ,

The beaver buiids h i s dam because he r e m e m b e r s how he built i t over

thousands upon thousands of continued repe t i t ions .

EVERY THOUGHT AND ACTIONAREPERMANENTLYRECORDED \

As eve ry f o r m unfolds f r o m i t s s e e d i t i s s imul ianeously being refolded

into i t s s eed , The posit ive cannot unfold into f o r m without the pat tern which

i s projected through the negative.

We have explained that th i s i s a r a d i a l un iverse because extensions of

de s i r e f r o m points of d e s i r e i n space c a n r e s u l t only i n a r ad i a l universe - -

and that the r e t r ac t i ons of regivings t oward those s ame c e n t e r s compels i t

t o become a two-way rec iproca t ing u n i v e r s e , i n which gravi ta t ion and r a d i -

at ion interchange to c o m p r e s s s p h e r e s of l ight f rom da rk space and to d i s -

solve t hem again fo r r e f o r m i n g ,

You wi l l r eca l l t h a t t h i s i s G o d P s method of dividing the da rknes s f r o m

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the light to m a n i f e s t the concen t ra t ion and decentra t ion pulsa t ions of H i s e l e c -

t r i c thinking.

Thus the po l a r i z ed un ive r s e of p a i r s of opposite condit ions of e v e r y c r e a t - -- - - - - --

ing e f f ec t c o m e s in to being in wave-f ie lds which const i tu te the hea r t - bea t of

th i s e l e c t r i c thought -wave u n i v e r s e .

It now b e c o m e s n e c e s s a r y to c l imax a l l that h a s be fore been wr i t t en by

desc r ib ing how the invis ib le cubes of space and t he i r p l anes of z e r o c u r v a t u r e

come into being to bound wave - f i e l d s and insula te t hem f r o m each o the r . --

Within each c u b e wave -f ield of z e r o cu rva tu r e i s a curved un ive r s e - - a c u r v e d

r ad i a l u n i v e r s e of mot ion. C u r v a t u r e c e a s e s whe re mot ion c e a s e s a t eve ry

cube plane of z e r o c u r v a t u r e , All mot ion c o m e s to r e s t a t e v e r y plane of

z e r o c u r v a t u r e t o r e v e r s e i t s po l a r i t y and i t s d i r ec t i on of mot ion

All mot ion i s cu rved and a l l c u r v a t u r e i s s p i r a l . T h e s e a r e the t h i ~ l g s --

you m u s t know t o comple te your comprehens ion of G o d ' s me thods of body. build

ing, whi,:h a r e a l s o yo:lr me thods ,

Also you mi-:st know the c a u s e of s p i r a l cu rva tu r e and the ~ r i n . c i p l e s wh.Pck

con t ro l the m o t l o n s of p lane t s i n t he i r o rb i t s

And you r n u st k n o . ~ of the m i r r o r s and l en se s of Light which God m a k e s

u se of t o const rc ic t HIS wave -f ield un iverse of divided l igh t - -and the g y r o s -

copic p r inc ip le which c r e a t e s a dynamlc un iverse of s p h e r e s which revolve

and ro ta te un t i l ~ h e l r equa to r s a r e 90 deg ree s t o t he i r wave a x e s , a ~ l d t h e i r

poles of r o t a t i o n , a r e p a r a l l e l t o t h e m

When you a r e fully a w a r e of the workings of G o d ' s e l e c t r i c thinking p r c- -

c e s s e s and of t he eight " fo rwa rd and r e v e r s e gea r s " which const i tu te e v e r y

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octave wave in e v e r v effect of motion, vou will then find the answer to a l l

things within your se l f .

When you have a r r i v e d a t th i s point you will no longer have t o reason

things ou t - -or expe r imen t - -o r "go into r e s e a r c h " to fa thom the c a u s e s of

universal effects which you wish t o produce by going into a bus ines s o r invent-

ing a machine.

When you have thus a r r i v e d you will "know all th ings1 ' . All-knowledge is

a l ready your s o You wi l l not need to l e a r n , fo r you will a l r eady KNOW. The -

answer t o any problem o r the effect of any decis ion of y o u r s should be within

your comprehension before you s t a r t to do anything, Tha t i s what we mean -

by Mind-knowing ins tead of body-sensing,

Cosmic C onsciousne s s MEANS a l l -knowing or Mind -knowing,

Des i r e f o r Cosmic -knowing will i l lumine you with C o s m i c -knowing,

gradually, but that g r e a t d e s i r e , a ided by g ~ e a t comprehens ion of God's ways,

will hasten the dawning of Cosmic -knowing within you

One r e a s o n WHY it will has ten the corning of that sup remacy i s becav.se

the more you comprehend God i s ways the m o r e you wil l medi ta te upon them,

The glory of that full comprehension will open the door to the g rea t e s t of a l l

the p l ea su re s of m a n - - the p l ea su re of ecs ta t ic thinking which const i tu tes the

life of the genius o r m y s t i c .

The gen iuses and mys t i c s 0:' the world a r e few- -but t h e i r works alone;

of a l l m a n V s c r ea t i ons , endure forever . . All we have of cul ture comes f r o m

those few who work knowingly with God, The works of the many a r e forgot ten

tomorrow, along with the i r v e r y n a m e s .

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The few m u s t b e many , The human r a c e cannot surv ive u n l e s s m o r e C o s -

m i c Conscious m e n a r i s e f r o m the a s h e s of t h i s dying r a c e

We s a y to you, t he r e fo re , that you m u s t give the effor t needed to gain

that supremacy , I t cannot come without effort upon your p a r t - - s u p r e m e and

indefatigab.le e f fo r t . --

When you s e e a g r e a t genius sway a mighty audience and i n s p i r e i n i t the

g r e a t rhy thms of h i s thinking, you KNOW that he could not have acqu i r ed tha t

supremacy of power through d e s i r e alone unaccompanied by mighty e f for t ,

D e s i r e to e x p r e s s m u s i c a l r hy thms was life i tself to h im. T o be without i t

would mean t o r t u r e too g r e a t to b e a r , He , t he r e fo re s spa red no e f for t to

gain h i s s u p r e m a c y of comprehens ion , and to acqui re m a s t e r y ove r the m e d -

i u m through which h e had to e x p r e s s i t .

Mie, l ikewise , s a y to you that the m e a s u r e of your own exal ta t ion can

neve r be achieved t h rough d e s i r e a lone. DESIRE MUST BE ACCOMPANIED

BY ACTIGN--the ac t i on of E F F O R T to comprehend,

Each effor t of concen t ra t ion , followed by decentra t ion, m a k e s c o m p r e -

hension m o r e e a s y of a t t a inment unt i l t h e r e comes a t ime when f l a s h e s of

comprehension c o m e without e f fo r t , When that t ime c o m e s know then that

you a r e c lose to God , You a r e walking and talking with God. You wil l then

be able to vis ion t h e ends of your under takings before you have s t a r t e d the i r

beginnings, and t ha t i s a s i t should b e ,

Seek that high l e v e l by m u c h e f for t and much a loneness with God,

WE FURTHER CONSIDER THE RELATIONOF THE CUBE TQ THE OCTAVE WAVE

We m u s t now open d o o r s to he re to fo re unknown, and even unsuspec ted

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mys te r i e s , We will begin by asking ourselves the following questions - -for -

which sc i ence h a s never had an answer- -and give the answer fully, in both

word and d i ag ram.

1. WHAT --and WHY - - i s motion, and how does i t come into being?

2 , Why i s i t that the octave-waves of the e l emen t s of m a t t e r , o r of the

color s p e c t r u m octave-waves of light, consis t of eight vibrating tones of

wave mot ion which a r e enclosed within t h ree z e r o s of r e s t where motion

ceases ? T h i s formula i s un iversa l in a l l octave -waves. The octaves of the

e lements and spec t rum have been considered to be seven i n number . That

i s because i t ha s never been known that the number 4 i s a p a i r , united a s

one, The octave-wave cons i s t s of four balanced, but opposed p a i r s , t h r ee

pa i r s being extended f r o m a common equator, a s wel l a s each one of each

divided p a i r having i t s own equator , the fourth pa i r being united a s one body,

divided by only one equator ins tead of t h ree .

H e r e i n follows the un ive r sa l formula of r e s t and motion upon which our

ent i re s c i e n c e s of chemis t ry , metal lurgy, and kindred sc i ences a r e founded;

1 See F i g u r e 87, Also one of the nine octaves of the e l emen t s of m a t t e r i s d ia -

g ramed below i t , See F igu re ,88 ,

3 , Why i s i t that a l l m o t i o n i 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 ro l led f r o m without by two other r e s t z e r o s ? We ci te the e a r t h s s

center of g rav i ty and i t s two magnet ic poles a s a n example which has no

exception in any par t ic le of m a t t e r , whether e lec t ron , a tom, organic ce l l ,

planet o r sun .

We c i t e a l so the fu l c rum and the l eve r . See F i g u r e s 89, 90 , 9 1 and 9 2

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UNIVERSAL LAW, NATURAL SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY P a g e 6 4 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

DEGENERATION R F S T . y 0 T 1 0 )U a P E S T pq o T 0 N REaT

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F i g . 87. OCTAVE ViAVES O F VIBRATING LIGHT, WHICH CONSTITUTE THE ELRdENTS OF CUTTER, CONSIST OF FOUR PAIRS OF TONES, CENTERED BY A ZERO OF PiEST m I 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 O F 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 eve r

F i g * 90. EK5RY POINT IH TElIS UNDIVIDED WIflERSE OF IS^^ BND UNCONDITIONED STILL LIGHT IS A FULCRUM FROM WHICH A POUFiIZED LE;VER EXTENDS TO DIVIDE THE ONE INVISIBLE BND UNCONDITIONED LIGHT INTO TWO VISIBLE CONDITIONED LIGHTS OF MOTIOB KHICH CONSTITUTE WAVES OF MATTER.

Simultaneous d i v i s i ~ into pairs of opposites.

Sequential div i s i on reverses polari ty .

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 POSITIVE CONDITION

THE GREAT SECRfZT OF THE DIVISION OF THE mIVEElSAL E Q U I L I B R I m INTO PAIRS OF OPPOSITELY UNBALANCED CONDITIONS TBWICH MOTIVATE TEE UNITBRSAL HEARTBEAT THROUGH DESIRE FOB BALANCE AND UNITY.

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$VESIY E F F E C T N A T m I S D I V I D E D I N T O PAIRS O F O P P O S I T E S . P C B ONE OF A PAD3 I S TEE PZEVERSE OF TEIF: OTHER. BACH ON$ I S L I K E A BBIRROR REFLECTING THE OTHER. NATURE I S L I K E 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 POLARITP, TBE POSITIVE BECOMING NEGATIVE AND THE NEGATIVE BECOMING POSITIVE. GRAVITATION R I L L THE3 m S E I T S E L F

- T H E C O S M I C C L O C K .

ILLUSTRATING THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF DISTURBING TBE BALANCE OF GOD'S UNIVEBSE BY EXEX THE WEIGHT OF 0HE ELECTRON....

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- - - 0 & + - -

Negative half P0s i t l v e half of the wave, af the wava. -

Potassium.

UNITKD PAIRS HAVE BVi' ONE EQUATOR. TELEX CRYSTAtIZE M TRUE ow3m &?w THEIR m b B E Am 'Em SPE3[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. -

F i 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 G R a P H I C A U Y ILLUSTRATED.

ALKALINE METALS.

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In this connection you will r eca l l the quotation f rom God's Message of The

Divine Iliad which says: " F o r behold I a m within a l l things, centering them,

and I a m without a l l things, controlling them ' I .

4, Why i s i t that every effect of motion s t a r t s a t zero , seeks a point of

z e r o to r e s t , and re turns to z e r o to again r e s t before i t can repeat i t s act ion-

reac t ion? This i s equally t rue of every action-reaction, great and smal l ,

whether i t be the act ion-react ion pulsation of breathing - -of throwing a bal l in

the a i r - -of moving one 's finger - -o r of a dynamite explosion.

5, Why i s i t that no one h a s yet observed, or recorded the fact that

action and reaction a r e simultaneously recorded and sequentially repeated in

r e v e r s e ? This i s a fundamental principle of Natural Law, yet up to -this day -

the sequential~repet i t ion i s a l l that i s accounted for in the law of conservation

of energy, and even the fact of r e v e r s a l i s omitted f rom that law,, See F i g -

u r e s 9 0 to 94,

Any action whatsoever divides an equilibrium into the two opposite con-

ditions simultaneously. Compress ion piles up in the direction of motion and

expansion takes place behind i t .

Witness, for example,, the motion of an airplane which curves the p r e s -

s u r e of compression ahead of i t and the opposite evacuating p ressu re behind

i t . An equator i s se t up between the two which i s exactly analagous to the

equator of a bar magnet,

Likewise, the electr ic c u r r e n t of the airplaneY s motion has polarized

space exactly a s the electr ic c u r r e n t has polarized the s teel bar magnet of

the laboratory,

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Witness a l so the b l ack vacuous hole which c e n t e r s any explosion. What-

eve r p r e s s u r e i s t h r u s t ou tward by the explosion is borrowed f r o m i t s c e n t e r .

Po la r i ty h a s taken p l ace because of m o t i o n only, Likewise , space h a s become

into waves f o r t h e s a m e r ea son . Also two condit ions have been

established which a r e the r e v e r s e of e ach o the r , the two being divided by an

equator.

Now c o m e s the g r e a t e s t of a l l the unanswered questions:

6, When the c l e r g y m a n pronounces two sepa ra t e and disunited people of

opposite s e x to be m a n a n d wife, then s a y s t o them, "Ye twain a r e now ONE"

is there any scientif ic explanation f o r tha t dec la ra t ion that two become one,

o r i s that just a s en t imen ta l t r ad i t ion ,

In o ther words , is t h e r e any e l e c t r i c a l , chemica l o r sp i r i tua l change

which takes place when two people of opposi te s e x "BECOME ONE" ?

All of these s i x ques t i ons , a s wel l a s a l l o ther quest ions concerning any

effect of motion wha t soeve r , a r e answerab l e by you o r by u s to the extent

that each one knows the octave wave, the cube - sphe re which cons t i tu tes the

wave, and the p r inc ip les of balance which de t e rmine a l l ef fects i n both

extended divisions of the wave,

THEREFORE KNOW THE WAVE. The m e a s u r e of your knowledge of

the wave i s the m e a s u r e of your power to ach ieve , just a s the m e a s u r e of

your God-awareness is t he m e a s u r e of divine d e s i r e to make u s e of that

power.

We have here tofore s a i d that he who b e c o m e s t ranscendent through

KNCW-LEDGE of how to e x p r e s s h i s DESIRE l i ve s a t ranscendent l i fe . Such

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a one l ives a m o r e ecs ta t ic , m o r e mas t e r fu l mental exis tence, makes fewer

mis takes and does not exper iment , Neither does he r e l y upon o thers for advice

or influence,

That i s what we mean by living a t ranscendent l i fe , It means that your own

divine KNOWING within you m a k e s you the m a s t e r of a l l physical effect , and

you do.not need to go to o the r s fo r knowledge which i s within yourself , nor do

you need to expe r imen t in any of the ways of life when the LAW which governs

that exper iment i s yours^

F o r your comfor t we will r emind you that i t i s not always easy , even fo r

the mos t t ranscendent genius o r mys t ic to continually l ive h i s divine l i fe , The

human e lement i s s t rong , I t pul ls and tugs a t the mental i ty of the g rea t e s t

among men, for a l l who m u s t mani fes t in the body m u s t combat and sat isfy the

natural u r g e s of the body,

The g r e a t e s t genius i n the world hungers , and when he m u s t p r e p a r e acd

eat food for h i s body he i s cal led back to a r emembrance of h i s body f r o m a n

absolute forge t fu lness of i t which he experiences when in te rpre t ing the divine

rl-~ythrns of the high heavens

Remember t h i s , therefore , f o r the human element in the g rea t e s t among

m e n will cause h i m t~ s tumble , to make mis t akes and to experiment when he

need but t u rn about and seek h i s own divinity to again become m a s t e r and live

in the ecs tasv of h i s own t ranscendencv .

WE BRIEFLY COMMENT ON QUESTION NUMBER SIX

You cannot f ind a bet ter example of what benefit scientif ic knowledge can

be to you than in the answer to the question a s to WHY two disunited people

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a r e different when they become united in a t r u e m a r r i a g e between t rue mates ,

f o r the ru le does not apply when two people who a r e not t r u e m a t e s " jus t

m a r r y " .

Two unmated humans a r e like two unmated chemica l uni ts of one pa i r , such

a s sodium and chlor ine , l i thium and f luor ine o r po tass ium and bromine. Study

these s epa ra t e uni ts of p a i r s in F igu re 94, Then rev iew and res tudy 75 , 76 ,

and. 7.7 ,on P a g e 66 1.. Then study the sys t em of the equa tors of the e lements i n

F igu re 84 on P a g e 665, and of F igu re s 88 and 94 of th is l esson . . -. . .-

'I

The impor t an t fact to note i s that e a c p equatoqfof each p a i r is i n exact k-- .-- ---

opposition to i t s m a t e . E a c h i s the r e v e r s e of the o ther , Also each is an exten-

sion f r o m a common fu l c rumwhich is a common equatbr fo r each p a i r .

Now note another important fact . E a c h one of each pa i r i s divided by i t s

own equator , This means that every disuni ted pa i r of uni ts in all Nature is con-

t rol led by t h r e e equa tors , centered, in each unit , by a point of r e s t which

becomes a fu l c rum for each unit of each p a i r ,

If you will now careful ly res tudy F i g u r e s 7 8 to 83 on P a g e 664, you will s e e . the s epa ra t ed p a i r in F igu re 80 beginning to s eek unity just a s two human love r s

r each out t he i r d e s i r e s fo r each o ther ,

J u s t s o long a s each of these two r e m a i n disunited they each have a ten-

t e r of gravi ty within themse lves and each h a s i t s own equa tor , The moment

two cen t e r s of g rav i ty become one with t h e i r f u l c rum which c e n t e r s the i r com-

monly s h a r e d equa tor , a s you may plainly s e e i n F igu re 8 1, the t h r ee equators

hecome one, and the two cen t e r s of g rav i ty which become one by withdrawing

into their own fu l c rum.

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Such a union t r a n s f o r m s the two. The alkaline and acid quality ut ter ly

l eave the united p a i r s which a r e shown in F i g u r e 94, Also their meta l l i c

quali ty has left t h e m ,

Another dist inguishing fea ture i s the t rzns format ion which take s place i n --

5 thei; c rys ta l l i za t ion , No ma t t e r what s y s t e m any polar ized separa ted pa i r

c ry s t a l l i z e in when dependent upon t h r e e equa tors and two cen t e r s of gravity, , .

they a l l c ry s t a l l i z e a s t rue cubes when united a s balanced p a i r s with but one !

,d e-

cen te r of gravi ty .

Examine the c r y s t a l s of sodium ch lor ide , which i s common table sa l t , and

you will s ee these t r u e cube f o r m s without need of a magnifying g l a s s

The t rue cube c r y s t a l occurs only in the united p a i r s , those which have but

one equator between them, and one cen t e r of g rav i ty , such a s carbon, silicon,

l i th ium f luor ide, sodium chloride and po t a s s ium bromide ,

The center ing suns of a l l such s y s t e m s a r e a l so t r u e sphe re s , and each of

t h e s e sys t ems revolve spira l ly , i n one plane, like a d i s c , See F i g u r e 13 on

,I P a g e 166, F i g u r e 66 on Page 491 and F i g u r e s 57, 58 and 59 on P a g e s 446 and

447.

All separa ted p a i r s , such a s l i th ium and ch lor ine , o r any of the many you

s e e i n F i g u r e $4, c ry s t a l l i z e in other s y s t e m s which a r e cube sec t ions , See

F i g u r e 69 on Page 521.

You m a y now be wondering why tha t would make dif ferent people out of

two humans, , and i f so what i s that d i f f e r ence? Does i t add to the i r power 0:

ab i l i ty? In what m e a s u r e a r e they t r a n s f o r m e d a s human beings?

In the answer t o this l i e s the knowledge of the g r e a t impor t of t r ue mating

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When we say t rue mat ing , we m e a n m a t i n g ~ between equal opposi tes of a p a i r ,

f o r mismat ings of humans c a n be a s exp'losive and dest ruct ive a s mi sma t ings

i n the chemical e l emen t s .

True mat ings a r e r a r e , exceedingly r a r e , but i n t r u e mat ings the .two

united ones a r e no longer the s a m e individuals, working independently f r o m the

fulcrums of t hemse lves . They a r e no longer THEMSELVES, They a r e t ru ly

ONE SELF, with but one fu l c rum, one equator and one cen te r of g r av i ty - -o r

balance --both meaning the s a m e thing.

Together they can accompl i sh m o r e than they could a s s e p a r a t e be ings ,

Together , in such unity, the.y multiply a l l the power of one by the o ther one and

bestow the tota l upon each , acting a s one, T h i s i s Na tu re ' s meaning t o t r u e

mat ing

To better unders tand t h i s change le t u s observe i t s chemica l effect upon

m a r r i a g e s taking p lace between the e l emen t s of m a t t e r .

Figure 94 i l l u s t r a t e s th i s quest ion quite s imply. In i t we have pr in ted five

of the nine wave octaves of m a t t e r , the f ive which a r e within working range ,

and the range of physical percep t ion of the sc ien t i s t of today. On the posit ive

side of the wave you will note p a r t of the f inal octave which d i s appea r s into

radioactive oblivion th rough Radium- - (Rd, ) Actinium- -(Ac. ) T h o r i u m - - (Th. )

Uranium X e tc . into the invis ible ,

The l e t t e r s in the l i t t l e c i r c l e s a r e the symbols of the e l emen t s , We have

projected t h r ee of t h e s e p a i r s of symbols and t rans la ted them into t h e i r f a m i l -

i a r names for your be t t e r comprehens ion .

The th r ee p a i r s of opposi tes which we have projected a r e a l l i n the 1

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positive and 1 negat ive s e r i e s . L e t u s consider them. F luo r ine , ch lor ine and

bromine a r e acid m e t a l s . They belong to the mother pr inciple of Nature which

unfolds outwardly f r o m within. T h e i r po la r i ty i s negative,

Lithium, sod ium and po t a s s ium a r e alkaline m e t a l s , They belong to the

fa ther pr inciple of Nature which re fo lds inwardly f r o m without.

Each of t he se s e p a r a t e uni ts of each pa i r have ce r t a in chemica l and e lec -

t r i c a l e f fec t s in combinat ion with o ther e l emen t s , E a c h does ce r t a in p r ed i c t -

able things with n o exception.

The moment , however , that e i t he r "twain become one" i n m a r r i a g e , they

multiply t he i r ba lance by e l iminat ing two of the th ree equa tors of balance which

controlled them in the i r s epa ra t e s t a t e s o

Fluor ine and l i th ium have no longer any of the i r meta l l i c qual i t ies when

they unite a s l i th ium f luor ide . Like carbon they c rys ta l l i ze i n t r u e cubes and

the suns of the i r s y s t e m s a r e t r u e s p h e r e s , They have become l ike ca rbon , a

stony m i n e r a l which c h e m i s t s c a l l a sa l t when any acid and a lka l i p a i r uni te ,

Likewise, t h e r e i s not a t r a c e of e i t he r f luor ine o r l i thium in l i th ium f luor ide ,

The s a m e i s t r u e of sodium chlor ide and potass ium bromide . Also the

r e v e r s e i s t r ue if e i t he r of t he se p a i r s a r e again divided. E a c h one of each

pa i r r e v e r t s to i t s me ta l l i c condit ion the moment i t i s extended f r o m i t s fu lcrum

Carbon, fo r example , i s a uni ted pa i r of opposed me ta l s , . I t s mel t ing point

i s so high that i t i s difficult to extend into a divided p a i r , but if i t w e r e done we

could have a new s e r i e s of r u s t l e s s m e t a l s of high conductivity which would be

of ex t r eme value t o indus t ry ,

When you p a s s s o m e clay bank, o r m a s s of fe l spar , , bauxite o r o ther

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non metal l ic m i n e r a l s , i t does not occur to you that your a luminum a i rp l anes

and cooking u t ens i l s a r e made of such m a t e r i a l s - -yet they a r e . And so, a l s o

i s the i ron and s t e e l of c o m m e r c e taken out of the r e d e a r t h of the h i l l s . S i l -

icon, grani te and a l l of the rocky substances of e a r t h a r e united p a i r s - - m a r -

r ied pa i r s - - two becoming one to give stabil i ty to the planet ,

Metals a r e a l l extensions f r o m a common fulcrum. If m a n "divorces" any \

stable, united, balanced p a i r s to p r o c u r e me ta l s f r o m them Nat:sre will even-

tually m a r r y t h e m again. The m e t a l s will r u s t away in t ime and that which was u

a t one t ime s t rong s t ee l will again become the r ed e a r t h of the hil lside f rom

which it was extended by man .

Marr iage between t r u e m a t e s m e a n s stabil i ty and balance of ONENESS

coming to two unstable and unbalanced conditions.

P a i r s of humans thus united as one do not become one only through the

attainment of e l e c t r i c balance, thev become one CONSCIOUSLY, and SPIRIT -

UALLY. Two who have become thus united have multiplied themse lves fnca l -

culably.

The g r e a t e s t gift of God t o m a n i s the gift of balanced mat ing.

True ma t ings a r e predictable in the e lements , In F i g u r e 94 the t rue m a t -

fngs a r e designated by connecting l i nes , If any one 01 the t h r e e p a i r s of t r u e

(balanced) mat ings used a s i l lus t ra t ions should t1rnarryH any one of any other of

the three p a i r s , they would "get along toge the r f t quite harmoniously un less the

t rue mate of e i t he r should appea r , In the chemica l e lements a divorce would

then take p lace immedia te ly without any p re l imina r i e s whatsoever ,

Why i s t h i s 7 If you examined the c r y s t a l s of any of such unbalanced

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mi sma t ings a s sodium and bromine: for example, o r of po tass ium and chlor ine ,

you would find that the i r c r y s t a l s a r e not t r ue cubes , Such m a r r i e d p a i r s would

c rys ta l l i ze in the cubic sys t em but the cubes would be dis tor ted and complexed

by other f aces than those s ix per fec t ly balanced ones which belong to the cube.

Th i s m e a n s that with any mismat ings t he re i s a lways a res idue of unbal-

ance - -a lways something which h a s been unsatisfied. Th i s i s a s t r u e chemical ly

a s i t i s with humans , When humans m a r r y c lose m a t e s , even if rlot t rue m a t e s ,

they should endeavor to find a common balance between the two a1 1 make the

bes t of i t , f o r t r u e mat ings among humans a r e r a r e ,

With the knowledge h e r e i n s e t down one m a y be enabled to use be t te r judg-

m e n t in the choosing of a m a t e by letting h i s hea r t influence h i s decis ion r a t h e r

than any one of the many mot ives people have fo r choosing m a t e s .

The m o r e you can find in a m a t e which i s like yourself the m o r e each of

you will find balance in each o ther , f o r the saying that one should s eek h i s oppo- -- --

s i te i n mat ing i s not t r u e to Na tu ra l law. In Nature like s e e k like e-ve rywhere - - -- - -.

NOT opposi tes , p- -

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In the p r o g r e s s of these l e s s o n s the t ime h a s now come to c l ea r up much

confusion r ega rd ing what i s s o commonly cal led ! ! the cu rva tu re of space" , and

s o m e t i m e s r e f e r r e d to a s " th i s curved universe" .

We m u s t c l a r i f y this confusion, In these l e s s o n s we have repeatedly said

tha t a l l mot ion i s curved. Tha t does not mean that s t i l l ne s s i s a l so curved ,

Motion s p r i n g s f r o m s t i l lness and r e t u r n s to s t i l l n e s s , The example of the fu l -

c r u m and the l e v e r fully mani fe s t s th i s pr inciple .

J u s t a s we l ive i n the changing physical u n i v e r s e and the unchanging s p i r -

i tua l u n i v e r s e s imul taneously , so a l s o do we live i n the un iverse of motion and

the s t i l l u n i v e r s e of non -motion s imul tzneously .

L ikewise . we live in the undivided un iverse of Mind-knowing and the

divided un ive r se of Mind -thinking and sensing s imul taneous ly . --

In o r d e r that you may m o r e c l e a r l y unders tand the re la t ion of s t i l lness to

mot ion l the undivided in r e l a t i on to the divided, t he changing in re la t ion to the

unchanging, and the sp i r i tua l Light in re la t ion to t he phys ica l l ights of wave

709

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motion: we will d r aw a s imp le pic ture which you m a y r e m e m b e r and unders tand

m o r e c lear ly than you would r e m e m b e r a f in ished pic ture of the s ame thing,

He re it i s :

1. you have a d e s i r e to mani fes t an i dea of you r s

2 , You a s k God to give you the power , and the substance to fulfi l l your

des i r e ,

3 . God gives you s i x m i r r o r s of His s t i l l Light, a l l put together i n the

shape of a per fec t cube. Within the s ix a r e t h r e e m o r e m i r r o r s of His Light,

a l l t h r ee s e t a t r ight ang les to each o ther .

4, God then says : "Here i s the power? and the substance you have asked

for to fulfill your d e s i r e and mani fes t your idea . My magnet ic su rveyor s have

measured i t out f o r yo-u i n My undivided u n i v e r s e in the exact m e a s u r e of your

des i r e

"I give you f r e e will to do a s you wish within the s ix m i r r o r s of My Light

which balance and coxtrol your act ions f r o m without, and t h r e e m o r e balancing

m i r r o r s within the s ix which cont ro l your ac t i ons f r o m within, F o r I say to you .d

that these nine m i r r o r s of My Light a r e My LAW, and they a r e a l so the m e a n s

of enforcing My Law,

"These nine Light m i r r o r s of z e r o c u r v a t u r e and z e r o mot ion a r e your

i imitations, and the m e a s u r e of t hem i s the m e a s u r e of your d e s i r e , You m a y

change their m e a s u r e , and your l imita t ions: by changing. the intensi ty of your

d e s i r e , but bevond these n ice you cannot go i n anv direct ion without a r r iv ing a t

the z e r o of your begliming and ending,

"Whatever you do in My divided un ive r se , whether good o r bad, balanced

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o r unbalanced- o r helpful o r Lzrtful within the boundar ies set f o r v o u - will come

back to you in the m e a s u r e set by you f o r your own universe of your own d e s i r e ,

"Fo r long aeons you have built your un ive r se i n your own image and d e s i r e .

You have manifes ted that image of yoilrself f o r ages upon long a g e s , fo r you

wil l not know Me i n you,

"There will c o m e a t ime when you sha l l b e g i n t o know the Light of Me in

you , You will then mani fes t Me. You will then build your un iverse i n My image . - -

T o know the Light of Me will be your sole d e s i r e . T o seek and find My kingdom

wi l l be your sole p z r p o s e ,

"What you do f o r yourself you do f o r a l l , for a l l a r e O N E in M e . YOU -

rnav ref lect a n d extend vour des i re to all the un ive r se to make a wor ld of -?our

d e s i r e with the d e s i r e s of other =en, but naught of motion, o r change. or u ~ b a l - --

ante, o r c u r v a t ~ r e sha!? p a s s My equalizing boundar ies set for you and al l m a n -

kind without b e i ~ g :,-cided where My z e r o of r e s t ends a l l moving th ings- acd --

begins them again a t that z e r o of r e s t which i s alone i n Me."

THIS THREE DIMENSIONAL CUBE UNIVERSE CF NINE

The abo-"-e ~ncont-en. t ional manne r of te l l ing a scientif ic s to ry m a y nct be

t r u e to text book f o r m bat Inore o: sc ien t i f i c , philosophic and m o r a l t ruth c a n

be gleaned frorn i t than many t imes that s p a c e could te l l i n .more conventional

l e s s o n f o r m

It i s a good p r e l i m i n a r y to the m o r e de ta i led a ~ a l y s i s of the r a d i a l c u t e -

s p h e r e un iverse of wai-e motion which m a n h a s not yet begun T O f a thom, It -

a l s o graphically s t a t e s that mar, i s i n the m i d s t of a un iverse of law and order

which he m a y viola te to any extent he chooses , but a t h i s own cos t r o r he may

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find the g lory and e c s t a s y of working with the law and o rde r which su r rounds

him when he a t l a s t s e e s the Light which l e a d s h im out of the d a r k .

Having had , and enjoyed th i s a l l egory o r descr ipt ive in te r lude le t u s now

re tu rn to l e s s o n f o r m t o be t t e r unders tand tha t our physical u n i v e r s e of mot ion

consis ts of c u b e - s p h e r e wave-f ie lds within wave - f ie lds , both m a j e s t i c and

microscopic , one within the other and without the other throughout a shape l e s s ,

boundless infinfty of imagined space which i s a s un rea l a s the c o s m i c c inema

illusions which a r e f o r e v e r being c a s t upon i t .

It may be that yo= a r e r,ot yet sufficiently advanced to unde r s t and the i l l u -

sion of it:, but you ce r t a in ly a r e sufficiently advanced to unders tand the mechan -

i c s of i t . -

This sha l l be our pu rpose . I t s e e m s d i f f i c d t to some to comprehend how

planes of z e r o curvapdre c a n be poss ible i n a curved un iverse of wave motion. -

Let u s begln to ,make t h i s fact of Na tu re comprehensible S y a v e r y s imple

example of 'now a cu rved wave un iverse r i s e s f r o m f la t p lanes of z e r o cu rva -

ture , and how two -way mot ion s imul taneous ly s p ~ i n g s f r o m a n unchanging

state of r e s t .

Although th i s f a c t h a s been graphica l iy exempli f ied in r e l a t i on to the fu l -

c r u m and l e v e r i n F i g z r e s 89 to 92, and i n o ther p laces dur ing t he se l e s s o n s

where mot ion h a s been divided by equa to r s whe re no motion i s , l e t u s exem-

plify this quest ion i n ano ther way

Let u s s i t together bes ide a quiet lake whose sur face i s comple te ly a t

r e s t , As we look down upon i t we r ea l i z e i t s unchanging a s p e c t , I t i s a l l the

same in e v e r y d i rec t ion , no m a t t e r where we look, One could not locate a

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point upon i t and aga in relocate . that point. ' -

Why i s this ? It i s because the s t i l lness - -or equi l ibr ium--or balance

fes t motion by exer t ing some fo rce to d is turb that s t i l lness .

We now supply that des i r e and e x e r t the forces needed to d i -~ ide that one

unchanging ;c.~nditio.n .. . . . . of ~ t i l l n e . . . si; ,,, in to- . . two . . . ,,oppos,ed c onditior_s ,;.of moti,o.n ~ . . . , by ,hur l -

ing a stone into the water , See F i g u r e 95.

The instant the motron of the s tone begins In your hand you have begun to

divide the undivided universe into a s e r i e s of nine equators which not only con- .. \ > , ., -

t r o l the dis turbance of universal balance a t every point of i t s path but the wave -

f ie lds which bound these .equators aTk .:kurveyed and meas-ilred by God!s m a g -

netic Light fo r repet i t ion al l oT;er H i s universe at the r a t e of 136,400 mile s p e r

. .

second, which 4s sever, t imes arou.r,d thls- e a r t h every second. -Et - seems incred - . . . ..

ible that such an c_r,fmportant event should be recorded in our srrn seven seconds

l a t e r , o r i n 02r x e a r e s t s t a r nipe y e a r s l a t e r , but scch i s the fac t .

In F igu re 95 the water slarface i s m a r k e d A and B, the stone i s marked C

and the place of i m p a c t c;..pon the w a t e r sur face i s rnarked D , In F igu re 96 the

harmonic tones f o r seqaentia! wa-ze s a r e marked E , a31 extended f r o m D .

F igu res 97 - -98 - -99 and 100 exemplifjr the b3~ildin.g zp of the octave wave

. . . . , .. . . ~ , . caused by the fal l ing stone and the sequent ia l repeti t ions of i t upon the lake ' s

. .

surface. I t i s Impor tan t to note that eve ry wave i s repeated rn r e v e r s e to i t s , . . . - . . . . . . . . . , . . . .. ,. , ; . . . . . .. . . , :. . . .

neighborwhich divides i t by i t s cube syst.em of, nine e q u a t o r s . , It- then .mi$rors . -. . . .

i t in r e v e r s e to i t s neighboring wave-f ie lds ,

Naturally you cannot see the cubic wave -fields of measu red and m i r r o r e d

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~~G HOW THE: CURVED WAVE UMIVEXSE OF MOTION ARS6lB FRQM EQUlCfOBS OF ZEBO CURVATURE AND RETCTRNS TO THEIR STILLNESS.

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Ligh t which bound t h e m , but you can KNOW t h e m , and in knowing them you

c a n be t te r comprehend God ' s ways - -and a l s o know that God ' s ways apply to

you , f o r they a r e your ways, God ' s ways a r e ba lanced- -and your ways mus t

b e balanced within the wave -field in which you ,act .

That which you c a n s e e , however , i s the r e s u l t a r i s i ng f ro ln t hus dividing

s t i l l ne s s into mot ion to produce changing E F F E C T f r o m unchanging CAUSE.

You can now loca te a point and r e loca t e i t , L ikewise , you c a n count and P

m e a s u r e that which, he re to fore , was imposs ib l e t o count o r to m e a s u r e ,

L ikewi se , you c a n s e e that what you have g iven to g rav i ty by simultaneously

taking f r o m s p a c e , you m u s t sequential ly r eg ive t o space by taking i t f r o m

g rav i t y . You c a n , l ikewise , see that the m o m e n t t he mot ion of wave building

began , cu rva tu re a l s o began upon both s i d e s of the one equator which you can

s e e ( the wave a x i s ) and cu rva tu re l ikewise began upon both s ides of each of

t h e nine equa to r s i n e v e r y wave-

And a s you s i t t h e r e and watch the l ake s u r f a c e become still. once m o r e

you will know tha t all. curvat?al-e c e a s e s when mot ion c e a s e s : just a s all change

and d imens ions of lengths ;, breadth and thickne s s which accompanied motion

d i s a p p e a r when mo t ion c e a s e s ,

You m a y a l s o l e a r n another g r e a t l e s s o n i n watching t roughs and c r e s t s

of waves in te rchanging with each other cons tan t ly un t i l t h e r e a r e no longer

any t roughs and c r e s t s . You would be g r e a t l y s u r y r i s e d if waves p i led UP to

c r e s t s and down t o t r oughs and stopped t h e r e , , You know that that i s imposs i -

b l e . You know tha t when one balanced condi t ion i s divided into two that they

m u s t in te rchange . You know that the wave mo t ion wi l l continue unt i l the water

b e c o m e s ca lm aga in

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The lesson which you c a n l e a rn f r o m th i s i s that a l l mot ion i s the r e su l t

of dividing a balanced condi t ion into two uns tab le , o r unbalanced condit ions.

If the re fore , a l l mot ion i s out of balance the only r ea son for mot ion i s that

i t i s seeking balance.

Now consider the t r o u g h and the c r e s t of a wave. Both have been extended

f r o m the ca lm su r f ace of t h e mot ionless wa t e r by dividing the one condition

in to two, That c a l m s u r f a c e r ep re sen t s s tab i l i ty . The wave t rough and c r e s t

r ep re sen t s ins tabi l i ty , T h e c a l m surface b e c o m e s one of the nine equa to r s

which controls the pu l s a t i ons of i t s extended waves .

As soon a s the m e a s u r e of d e s i r e fo r mo t ion which the s tone extended to

the water d ies out all wave t roughs and c r e s t s wi l l become one with t he i r c o m -

mon equator f r o m which t h e y we re extended.

The spiritrnal l e s s o n which you may i e a r n f r o m this i s that -whenever you

pe r fo rm any action whatsoe-"-er you a r e dividing a balanced condit ion of r e s t

in to two unbalanced c o n d i t i f o ~ s which M'clST REACT UPON EACH OTHER, AND

INTERCHANGE WITH E A C H OTHER TO F IND THE BALANCED CONDITION

O F REST FROM WHICH Y O U EXTENDED THEM.

That m e a n s tha t w h e n e v e r you do anything, o r say anything, whe ther i n

your business o r s o c i a l i i f e yo3 have s e t someth ing in mot ion which i s going

t o be GOOD f o r you i f yo= c a n keep i t s ex tens ions in balance, o r i t i s going

t o be BAD fo r you, and c a u s e you to face m a n y p r o b l e m s , if you do not keep

the interchange between t h e two in balance -,vith each other .

i n your con t ro l of t h o s e act lons , which you s e t in mot ion, l i e s your hap-

p iness , succes s , p r o s p e r i t y and health: o r the opposites o i t he se qua l i t i e s ,

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With knowledge of God ' s ways t o help make them YOUR ways your dec i s -

ions which cause all of your act ions wil l conform t o God ' s l aw of rhythmic

balanced interchange in everything you do, and i t wil l be t h i s knowledge which

will b l e s s your l i fe where ignorance of i t could ru in your whole c a r e e r .

WE NOW BUILD THE NINE EQUATORS O F CUBE -SPHERE WAVE -FIELDS

Let u s look m o r e into God ' s ways . L e t u s have deeper understanding of

how He m a k e s H i s laws and how He en fo rces them. We KNOW that God1 s

l aws a r e inexorab le . We know that i t i s imposs ib le to e scape the penal t ies of

any b reach of H i s law, and we should know that i t i s equally impossible t o

e scape the b l e s s ings which come f r o m working with His law.

God has but one law, His law of BALANCE. H i s un iverse i s balanced. It

is a t r e s t a s an equi l ibr ium. T o d i s t u r b tha t equi l ibr ium i s impossible , but

one c a n appear t o d i s tu rb it by dividing it into p a i r s of opgositelya=bala;z-ced con-

di t ions which constant ly interchange t o keep in balance with each other .

If you h u r t your self by losing your balance and fall ing, God i s not punishing

you fo r i t , You a r e punishing yonrse l f . God i s not angry with you for hurting

you r se l f , nor i s H e s o r r y for you. You have but had one m o r e exper ience in

t ry ing t o live within His o rde r ly un ive r se and each exper ience should draw you

c l o s e r t o God

T o draw c l o s e r to God you m u s t know H i s ways, fo r H i s un iverse i s

o r d e r l y and ba lanced , Your un iverse m u s t , l ikewise; be o rde r ly and balanced,

L e t u s quote h e r e what God te l l s u s of H i s ways i n The Message of The

Divine Iliad:

"I a m Balance , In Me a l l My imagin ings a r e balanced in the i r seeming

unbalance.

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"I add, but that which I add to one pulsat ion of My thinking I sub t rac t f r o m

the other one.

1 1 1 divide, but a s I divide I equally mul t ip ly .

That is God ' s way, If He violated i t e v e r s o sl ightly t he r e would be d i s -

a s t e r of c o s m i c propor t ions i n H i s heavens a s s t a r s , suns and planets c r a s h

together i n s t ead of continuing in t he i r pa th s f o r ages , a lways being in balance

with each o ther even to the weight of one mi l l i g r am.

Why does a m a n ' s bus iness c r a s h - - o r why does he lose a f r i end - -o r

become i l l - - o r m e e t with an acc iden t ? The answer i s a41 contained i n that one

word BALANCE. Now le t u s g raph ica l ly i l l u s t r a t e , s t ep by s tep how God will

mult iply your d e s i r e s and give you g r e a t e r power s i f you work with Him and

His law.

F i r s t you milst have a d e s i r e which you wish to e x p r e s s by giving i t a

body and set t ing i t i n motion, No m a t t e r what that d e s i r e i s , whether i t be to

invent some thin^, bpliid a bus ine s s , b e c o m e a doctor , o r l awver , o r builder of

br idges .

Then--go and ta lk to God about i t . Ask God to work with you to fulfill

your d e s i r e , Ask M ~ I T . for the power and the substance to fulf i l l your d e s i r e .

Ask Him a l s o f o r t?.e knowledge t c work knowingly with H i m , Ask a l so f o r H i s

inspira t ion and H i s ec s t a sy s o that you r c r e a t i o n will be m a s t e r l y and enduring,

You will f ind yourself spending m u c h t i m e in medi ta t ion with God concerm-

ing yonr d e s i r e . Y o u will ta lk m u c h with Him, You will h e a r Him csunsell lng

you, thinking with yo:_a, Through your Inner Voice you m a y h e a r H im say: "In -

the m e a s u r e you a s k E will g ive , but I cou.nse1 you to a s k l i t t le and l e a r n to

balance that be fore asking m o r e " ,

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At the p r e c i s e m o m e n t you begin your v e r y f i r s t action t o se t your i d e a in

motion God will g ive you s ix m i r r o r s of H i s invisible Light shaped l ike a cube.

Within those s ix m i r r o r s of Light a r e t h r e e m o r e , a l l s e t a t r ight angles t o

each other. And the m e a s u r e of th i s cube of Light which He g ives you i s the

m e a s u r e of your d e s i r e .

As the m e a s u r e of your d e s i r e g rows , a s i t m u s t grow if you work know-

ingly with God, t he nine m i r r o r s of Light g row with i t to contain your growing

idea , The re i s no l imi ta t ion t o the dimensions of your achievement so long a s

you work knowingly with God and do not a s k fo r a l a rge r m e a s u r e a t a t ime

than your knowing c a n keep i n balance with the law of balance which those nine

m i r r o r s - o f Light MUST enforce .

SOME FACTS ABOUT 'THE CREATION O F BODIES

Let u s now r e m i n d you that v is ible m a t t e r e m e r g e s f r o m invis ible space

and i s swallowed u p by i t , Also that the physical un iverse of two vis ible l ights

a r i s e s f r o m the One invis ible Lfghe which God i s , and m u s t r e t u r n to i t - - a s

motion likewf s e r e t u r n s to s t i l h e ss - -and sound disappear s in to the s i lence S r om

which i t sprang.

God's Crea t ion i s , t he re fo re , the r e s u l t of God's d e s i r e t o give vis ible

f o r m and motion to H i s invis ible Idea, To accomplish th i s purpose He builds

a m a t e r i a l body of v i s ib le l ight which i s His un iverse ,

Your c rea t ion i s , l ikewise , the r e su l t of your des i r e to give vis ible

express ion to your invis ible i dea ,

In other words , a l l that God e v e r does , o r you ever do, i s to build visible

bodies out of invis ible Light and se t t hem i n motion to mani fes t invisible idea

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f o r a period of t i m e , Al l bod ies eventually d i sappear into the invis ible equi l ib-

r i u m f rom which they s p r a n g and r e a p p e a r in rhythmic pe r iod i c i t i e s of t ime

God's only w o r k e r s u s e d i n building H i s un iverse a r e the two e l ec t r i c

workers which divide H i s Light of knowing into the two l igh t s of H i s thinking.

Each of these w o r k e r s pull away f r o m each other i n opposi te r a d i a l d i r e c -

t ions. One of t hem pul ls i nward toward a point of concen t ra t ion and thus a

p r e s s u r e of compressi 'on is brought into seeming being. The o ther worker

t h ru s t s outward i n the opposite r ad i a l d i rec t ion and a n opposing p r e s s u r e of

expansion i s brought in to s eeming being.

Compress ion i s the mechan i ca l manifes ta t ion of the C r e a t o r ' s concen t r a -

tive thinking and expansion i s the mechan i ca l effect of H i s decen t ra t ive thinking,

Everything that i s c r e a t e d in th i s un ive r se i s the r e s u l t of in te rchange

between t he se two opposing p r e s s u r e s in the m e a s u r e of d e s i r e f o r c r ea t i ve

express ion, M a s t e r l i n e s s in any effect of Crea t ion l i e s in keeping t he se two

opposing f o r c e s i.n balance ,

WE PAUSE HERE TO TALK ABOUT PRESSURES

It i s impor t an t that you unders tand what we mean by p r e s s u r e s which ex i s t

only in the divided un ive r se of mot ion, Motion i s imposs ib le i n an equ i l ib r ium.

If YOU sit i n a c lo sed r o o m of even t e m p e r a t u r e with only one p r e s s u r e con-

dition you cannot poss ible f e e l any mot ion taking place i n i t .

If, however , you open a win do?^ yo-J. will f e e l a r u s h of cold a i r coming

t h ~ o u g h the window to equal ize the cold a i ~ which i s outs ide , and the w a r m a i r

which i s ins ide . An equa tor d ivides the two, When the p r e s s u r e , which i s

octside, equa l izes the p r e s s u r e which is ins ide , motion then c e a s e s - -and the

invisible equa tor d i s appea r s a l so ,

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O r suppose you s i t in that c lo sed r o o m of equ i l ib r ium p r e s s u r e where a l l

i s mot ion less and s t i l l . If you put a c ake of i c e i n one end of the room and a

p iece of mo l t en i r o n i n the o ther endz you have divided the one balanced con -

dit ion into two opposed p r e s s u r e condi t ions: and a n invis ible equator a r i s e s

between the two to con t ro l the u n i v e r s a l ba lance , which that opposed pa i r h a s

seemingly upse t

An e l e c t r i c c u r r e n t immed ia t e ly a p p e a r s , f o r whe reve r motion appea r s

it m e a n s that the two condit ions of ~ o l a r i t v e x i s t - a ~ d ~ o l a r i t v is i m ~ o s s i b l e

without an e l e c t r i c c u r r e n t t o divide s t i l l ne s s into two opposing s t a t e s of

mot ion .

Now you s i t a t the wheel of you r c a r but i t is per fec t ly mot ion less . The

power t o move you a t g r e a t speed i s t h e r e , ye t the c a r does not move, Why is

t h i s ? I t i s because you have not d ivided the power of your cy l i nde r s into two

opposing p r e s s u r e s , w h ~ c h r e s e n t t h a t d ivis ion and t r y , with a l l t he i r might ,

to ge t back t o the one condition of REST f r o m which they sp rang ,

F o r tha t sole r e a s o n each p r e s s u r e i n t e r changes with the o the r , e ach f r o m

i t s own s ide of the equator which d iv ides and con t ro l s t h e i r opposition

Ins tead of the one z e r o p r e s s u r e condition which is i n your mot ion less

c a r you extend a c e n t r a l point in t ha t z e r o of s t i l l ne s s t o two o ther z e r o points ,

You now have a f u l c r u m and a l e v e r which will c ause your c a r to move the

m o m e n t you divide that undivided condit ion by c r ea t i ng the two polanized e lec -

t r i c condit ions of e o m p ~ e ss ion and expansion. These two opposing p r e s s u r e s

in terchange with t r emendous f o r c e i n the endeavor of e a c h to seek the balance

of r e s t f r o m which they we re divided by a n equator s e t up a t the center ing z e r o

to con t r 01 that in te rchange .

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When you think of opposing p r e s s u r e s , a lways r e m e m b e r that the power

which either one h a s to move , i s bo r rowed f r o m the other one, A hundred

pound p r e s s u r e of compres s ion i s possible only by evacuating a n equal 100

pounds f r o m the opposite s ide of a n equator which divides the two,

If, f o r example, you connect two tanks of equal s ize by a tube, and pump

the a i r out of one into the o the r , you have mult ipl ied the p r e s s u r e of one by

equally dividing the p r e s s u r e of the o the r , What you have added to the z e r o of

their mutual equil ibrium in one tank you have gained by subtract ing an equal ./' amount f r o m the z e r o in the other tank, which i s on the other side of the i r d ivid-

ing equa tor ,

You have added a 100 pound p r e s s u r e on one s ide of an equator by sub-

t ract ing a hundred pound p r e s s u r e f r o m the o ther s ide . Mathematical ly

expressed i t would be a s follows: X p lus z e r o equa ls X rninas z e r o , Z e r o h a s

not been exceeded in the opera t ion f o r the t o t a l adds up t o z e r o .

You have but divided a n equi l ib r ium into p a i r s of oppositely unbalanced

conditions which strongly s e e k ba lance i n t h e i r mutua l equa tor .

V'

These opposite e l ec t r i c condi t ions do not a t t r a c t each other a s the Coulomb

law s ta tes . The positively c h a r g e d tank i s endeavoring to explode outward to

find balance i n i t s equator , and the negat ively d i scharged tank i s endeavoring

to explode inwardly until i t s p r e s s u r e h a s been equalized with the equi l ibr ium

f r o m which i t was divided. When the equal izat ion takes place motion then

cease s ; the po1ariz:ed condition depo la r i ze s afid the equator d i s appea r s .

The condition which e l e c t r i c i a n s t e r m I ia dead s to rage bat tery" h a s taken

place, It. i s a s though the l e v e r i s r emoved f r o m a fu l c rum. The- fu l c rum i s

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s t i l l t h e r e , with a l l of i t s power f o r e x p r e s s i o n r e a d y to be e x p r e s s e d a t any

t i m e the l ever is again p l aced upon i t f o r the p u r p o s e of dividing i t s ba lanced

p o w e r in to two equal ly unba lanced p o w e r s which r e s e n t that d ivis ion.

M 7 E PAUSE AGAIN TO TALK ABOUT ENERGY

Now that these many l e s s o n s have c l a r i f i ed f o r you the meaning of po la r i ty

a s being the DIVISION O F THE UNDIVIDED ONE UNCONDITIONED EOUILIB -

RIUM OF THE MAGNETIC LIGHT OF G O D ~ S KNOM'ING INTO THE TU'O C O N -

DITIONS AND UNBALANCED LIGHTS O F HIS ELECTRIC THINKING you wi l l

now ful ly unders tand how u n t r u e to Na tu r e i s the c l a i m that heat i s e n e r g y ,

You now unders tand t ha t h e a t i s one of the two conditions which r e s u l t f r o m

e l e c t r i c polar iza t ion, and t ha t h e a t i s onlv one end of the l ever while co ld i s the - - ----

o t h e r end.

H e a t i s bor rowed f r o m co id and cold i s b o r r o w e d f rom heat . They a r e one

H e a t is the r e su l t of c o m p r e s s i o n , Cold i s the r e s u l t of expansion. Interchange

be tween the two p e r i o r m s w o r k which the i n t e r c h a n g e continues, but c e a s e s -

when the two equal ize e ach o t h e r a t t h e i r e q u a t o r ,

Grav i ta t ion wi l l p e r f o r m work . Wi tne s s , f o r exal-1:plel, the fa l l ing w a t e r s

of N i a g a r a which gene ra t e e l e c t r i c c u r r e n t by t u r n i n g a wheel,

Radia t ion will a l s o p e r f o r m w o r k , Wi tne s s i f o r example- the r i s i n g a i r

t h r o u g h a ch imney shaft which a l s o wi l l g e n e r a t e e l e c t r i c cu r r en t by turning a

w h e e l ,

Cooling vapor wi l l p e r f o r m w o r k by con t r ac t i ng . Witness the condensa-

t i o n of vapor into a cyclone, o r a r i v e r

Heat ing vapor wi l l a l s o p e r f o r m work by expanding into steam.. Wi tness

the s t e a m engine

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The f i r s t law of thermodynamics , which s a y s tha t heat i s energy, i s not

t rue to Nature , for heat only e x p r e s s e s ene rgy when cold interchanges with

i t - -and cold, l ikewise. T h e y a r e equal m a t e s . They a r e two opposites i n

polari ty. GRAVITATIONPCLARIZES- -RADIATION DEPOLARIZES. F i g 104, p. 739

Likewise , the second l a w of thermodynamics i s not t r u e to Nature . T h i s

second law says that " ene rgy cannot run uphi l l . I t c a n only r u n downhill", In

other words radlant ene rgy h a s no compensat ing opposite which genera te s o

V Hence the expanding unive r s e theory , "UphilPll m e a n s higher potential. !!Down-

hill" m e a n s lower potential .

Water which i s r i s ing in to the clouds is a n e x p r e s s i o n of radiant energy .

That s ame water which condenses a s ra in and f a l l s in to the r i v e r s and Niaga ra s

of e a r t h i s an express iox o g e n e r a t ~ ~ ~ - e e n e r g y a G R A V I ~ A T I O N MULTIPLIES ENERGY.

Gravi ta t ion and rad ia t ion a r e equal oppos i tes whicb interchange continually

t o c r ea t e t h i s e l ec t r i c u n i v e r s e of m a t t e r and p e r f o r m a l l of i t s work,

Gravi ta t ion i s one s t r o k e of the piston of e n e r g y which r u n s uphil l t o p e r -

f o r m work by contracting. , Radiation i s the o the r s t r o k e of the piston which

runs downIiili to p e r f o r m work by expznding, R-"IDIATION DIVIDES ENERGY.

This whole un iverse i s one ma je s t i c c o m p r e ssfon-expansion engine, L ike -

wise , i t i s a huge e l e c t r i c b a t t e r y , W o d d you s a y of your c a r ' s s e l f - s t a r t e r

ba t te ry tha t the expansion s t roke of the p i s ton did a l l of the work--which i s

equivalent to what sc ience s a y s about rad ian t e n e r g y , Now would you c l a i m

that your outgoing b r e a t h a lone kept you a l ive wfthout need of an incoming gen -

e ra t ive breath?. N o of c o u r s e you would not.

Then why say that hea t is energy- -and tha t cold i s l e s s h e a t ? - -

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Whenever you a r e puzzled r e g a r d i n g such quest ions review in your Mind

the t e m p e r a t u r e cycle given e a r l i e r i n t h e s e l e s s o n s , which r e a d s a s follows:

Cold con t r ac t s - - con t r ac t i on g e n e r a t e s - -genera t ion hea t s - -hea t expands- -expan-

s ion r ad i a t e s - - rad ia t ion coo ls - - and t h e cyc le r e p e a t s itself end less ly

If th i s s e e m s complicated s i m p l i f y i t a s fol lows: Cooling bodies g rav i ta te

and hea t a s they g rav i ta te - -hea t ing bod i e s r ad i a t e , and cool a s they rad ia te .

Thus the in terdependent p a i r s of opposi te p r e s s u r e s gravi ta te and r ad i a t e

i n opposite d i r ec t i ons to keep the h e a r t b e a t of th i s un ive r s a l cornpress ion-

expansion pump- -which Crea t i on i s - - in opera t ion , Cne i s a s impor tan t a s the

o t h e r , without e a c h other e a c h one would be power l e s s .

The en t i r e t y of th i s dlvided ( p o l a r i z e d ) un ive r s e cons i s t s of h igh potential

v is ib ie bodies of sol id gravi ta t ing m a t t e r ,. su r rounded by low potential invisible

bod ies of expanded radia t ing m a t t e r , T h e r e i s not one inch In a l l of th i s un i -

v e r s e which i s not composed of t h e s e two condit ions of m a t t e r divided into

wave- f ie lds whose equa tors con t ro l t h e s e d iv i s ions and insula te e ach wave-f ie ld

f r o m a l l o t h e r s .

We will d r a w a graphic p i c t u r e of h w a po la r iza t ion keeps this pumping p r o -

c e s s going on fo r e v e r . Le t your imag ina t i on ampl i fy th i s desc r ip t ive p ic tu re .

Imagine the inv i s ib le p is tons which f o r e v e r pul l i nwa rd toward a c e n t e r , and

t h r u s t ou tward f r ~ m i t 2 to be giant a r m s of the u n i v e r s a l two-way pump which

moil lds hot s cns t o pa t t e rn the s t a r r y f i r m a m e n t of G o d ' s heavens .

Then l e t your imaginat ion l i ken t h e m to magic knit t ing needles , count less

t r i l l i ons of t hem to e v e r y cubic i n c h - shut t l ing i n w a r d s and outwards i n the

r a d i a l loom of the un ive r s e , t lpped with ra inbow t h r e a d s of light to weave

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countless p a t t e r n s of the m y r i a d s of l iv ing, growing things which spr ing f r o m

God's e a r t h s into H i s heavens t o m a n i f e s t the thinking of H i s omniscient Mind.

Keep on imagining. Think f u r t h e r - -and deeper - -until you find your self

fascinated with the count less var ie ty and complexi ty of pa t t e rned f o r m s which

those two i n t e r w e a v e r s of God ' s light r a y s b r ing out of the unseen un iverse of

no THING, and no WHERE, count less m a n y THINGS- -and a n EVERYWHERE.

Out of t h i s two-wav e l ec t r i c mot ion C r e a t i o n BECOMES.

That i s what we s a y because that i s what we think. We think of Creat ion

a s something which IS. We never think of i t a s something which only SEEMS.

We never think of the count less m y r i a d s of growing-living-dying-b~rning

bodies a s MO TION ONLY - - t rans ien t s p i r a l mot ion with no permanency what -

soever .

It never o c c u r s t o u s t o think of a g r a n i t e rock, which s o r ig idly Ignores

our s ledgehammer blows, a s but the two-way opposed s p i r a l in terweavings of

l ight- threaded cosmic need les which shu t t l e i n and out f r o m co ld t o hot, and

hot to cold a t r i l l i on t i m e s f a s t e r t o weave t h a t grani te rock than i t moves to u

weave oar sof t f l esh .

T ry t o irxagine t he se in te rweavings of po l a r i zed l ight t h r e a d s a s being the

i nb rea thkg -outbreathing sequences of t he bodies which they- a r e e ternal ly

buildiilg and t ea r ing a p a r t to rebui ld ,

T r y t o think of dense so l ids , which you c a n so unmis takab ly s e e and f ee l ,

a s bv.t c losely packed l i t t le l igh t -waves which become .very hot because they a r e

in each o t h e r ' s way. Then r ea l i z e t ha t t h e y got that way b e c a u s e the breathing

p roces s of the u n i v e r s e divides l ight in to v i s i b l e so l ids , which we think of a s

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bodies, and invis ible g a s e s , which we think of a s space . Vve neve r think of

these two a s one: o r that one i s l iv ing and the other i s not . Yet we know that

our own bodies of g rav i ta t ing m a t t e r cannot live without in terchanging with

bodies of rad ia t ing m a t t e r ,

Constant ly r e m i n d yoursel f of the f ac t that the continuance of e v e r y body,

both vis ible and invis ible - -g rav i ta t ive o r radia t ive --posit ive o r negat ive - - i s -

dependent upon rece iv ing a cont inuous supply of that half of i t se l f which i s on

the other s ide of a dividing equa to r .

These two condi t ions MUST in te rchange with the other . E a c h m u s t sequen .

t ia l ly become the o t h e r .

Cons ider your own solid body, f o r example , It i s su r rounded by g a s e s

which have become g a s e s because that which i s your solid body h a s been pumped

out of i t . Your so l id i ty i s due to i t s e m p t i n e s s , YOUR INBREATHING evacu- -

ated i t to m a k e YOU. It i s the gif t of space to YOU, You cannot l ive un l e s s

space continues to give of itse1.f t o YOU.

Converse ly : s p a c e cannot cont inue to be emp t i ed - -o r evacua t ed - - t o give t o

Y O U . You m u s t REGIVE. Tha t is the law, So you regive to the o the r half of

your divided body t ha t which i t gave t o you. To do s o you b rea the OUT-- then

in again Tha t i s what in te rchange between opposi tes m e a n s

THE MEANING O F INTERCHANGE IN BREATHING

Now what happens when you b r e a t h e i n ? The low potential which you breathe

In f r o m the cold of space becomes high potential which hea t s your body a s i t

c o m p r e s s e s within you . I t GENERATES ene rgy for your body, You then r eg ive

to space tha t which space h a s given you. You brea the out into space the c o m p r e s

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high potential which you t ransformed f rom s p a c e . Your compres sed hot breath

expands and cools. You RADIATE your high potent ia l energy into low poten-

t i a l by expanding a grea t volume of space on the other side of a dividing equa-

t o r , which becomes cold a s a consequence of i t s expansion.

NOW imagine the se two unbalanced conditions finding them se lve s a s uncom -

fortable in keeping up that s t r a i n of pulling away f r o m each o ther , (and their

equators) a s two chi ldren would be who were playing seesaw, and one was high

above their equator and the other a s f a r below, J u s t a s the two chi ldren mus t

r eve r se the i r conditions by revers ing their pos i t ions , s o 2 l ikewise, the two

interchanging in t e rweave r s of light into bodies m u s t r e v e r s e t he i r conditions

by revers ing the i r posi t ions , Each becomes the o the r , a s a l l opposites in

Nature continually do,

Let your imagination dig deeper s t i l l i n re la t ion to those two fo reve r in te r -

changing l ights of motion, L e t u s think of the incoming r e d l ight--which t r a n s - cold into

forrns//heat in u s - - a s 0v.r incoming breath, Conve r se ly , l e t u s think of the out-

going blue l ight- -which t r a n s f o r m s heat into cold in u s - - a s our outgoing brea th

w

Think this over f o r awhile - -and breathe in and out slowly and concentratedly - - -

while you think i t ove r ,

Now look about you and see a l l other people breathing in and out in wave

sequences a s you do, A n d see them moving about , a s you move about, with

g rea t energy while tney brea the in and out. Now give thought to the imposs i -

5i l i ty of any of t hem moving about i f they s top breathing.

Then look about and s e e growth everywhere you look- -growing bodies of

people, t r e e s , f l ower s , i n s e c t s , Those buds of yes t e rday a r e f l ower s today.

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Newborn leaves a lmos t visibly unfold, A grea't t r e e branches out over your

head which you brought home under your a r m the day your baby was born , And

the f ie ld i s r ed with s t r a w b e r r i e s which were not t h e r e l a s t Sunday when you

walked the re .

Why do bodies thus g r o w ? What i s g rowth? These bodies a l l b rea the i n

and out a s you do--and they g row a s you do - - f lower s - - t r ee s - - in sec t s - - s t r a w -

b e r r i e s in the field

i/ Knowing what you now know of motion can you not c l ea r ly see that motion

alone m a k e s bodies - -and- - conve r se ly - -bodies a r e naught but motion. -- -

Give fur ther deep thought t o t h i s and you will then readi ly unders tand tha t

growing bodies a r e the r e s u l t af inbreathing and outbreathing, Instead of s a y -

ing- -a l l bodies brea the i n and out we go f a r t h e r than that and say that a l l bodies -

a r e but record ings of the u n i v e r s a l b rea th .

Can you not now compare the incoming-outgoing b rea th with the concen-

t r a t i ve -decentrative sequences of Godo s e lec t r ic thinking ?

We have many t imes sa id tha t the c rea t ing universe i s but the e l ec t r i c

r e c o r d of God ' s thinking in f o r e v e r repeat ing cycles , , Can you not now see that

a l l interchange between a l l p a i r s of opposite conditions i s for the one purpose

of record ing THOUGHT in MATTER ?

It i s rea l ly v e r y s imple . Inbreathing ro l l s up l i t t le sphe re s of m a t t e r and

adds them to the body to make i t g row. Your body grows because you b rea the

in f r o m space to make m o r e c e l l s fo r your body,

The t r e e grows that way.. So do f lowers - -and fo re s t s - - and planets , T h e

sun grows that way, It b r e a t h e s i n fox s ix y e a r s and grows very hot, so hot

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that it boi ls n e a r i t s equa tor and f o r m s g r e a t spots which we can s e e . Then it

b r ea thes out fo r the other half of i t s cyc le and cools ve ry much , so m u c h tha t

pa r t of its molten liquid condenses to add t o the solidity of its po la r p a r t s .

We do likewise. W e have a l ife cyc le of 70 o r 80 y e a r s jus t a s we have a

b rea th cycle of 25 o r 30 t o the minute . O u r incoming brea th gene ra t e s m o r e

l i t t le vital c e l l s for one half of our 'life cyc le than our outgoing brea th r a d i a t e s

away f r o m u s .

The outgoing b rea th t hen becomes s t r o n g e r and r ad i a t e s m o r e of you in to

your other half. Instead of i nc rea s ing the intensi ty of your polar izat ion you

a r e then depolarizing, Ins tead of living vi ta l ly you a r e slowly dying by dev i t a l -

izing.

T r y to rea l ize that e v e r v effect of mot ion i n t h i s un iverse m e a n s tha t i t i s

f o r the purpose of express ing IDEA bv dividing it into TWO ASPECTS O F THAT

IDEA.

LIFE, for example i s one IDEA, When divided and se t i n motion it h a s

two a spec t s ins tead of one, The two a r e L I F E and DEATH- -both being ONE. u

BREATHING INWARD e x p r e s s e s one half of the LIFE IDEA, BREATHING

OUTWARD e x p r e s s e s the o the r half. E a c h leads t o the other .

When your Consc iousness is m o r e awakened you will think of life and dea th

a s you think of day and nightl--with full knowledge that morn ing will aga in c o m e

a s su re ly a s night follows day , e a c h leading to the o ther with per iods of r e s t

between to m a r k the division of ONE in to a seeming TWO in eve ry phase of

your exis tence on ea r th a s a body,

That is what LIFE and DEATH mean , , That is a l s o what inbreathing and

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outbreathing m e a n . E a c h man i f e s t s the other and each leads to the o the r - - a l l

for the purpose of manifest ing LIFE - -by living i t : and LOVE by expres s ing i t

through the act ion-react ion of GIVING and REGIVING,

Again we say- -THERE IS NO DEATH, THERE IS NAUGHT BUT LIFE .

L IFE i s a wonderful journey through LIGHT of ETERNAL DAY which

comes with the coming of dawn- -while DEATH is the g lo ry of awaiting the

LIGHT which cometh again a t the comine of dawn.

WE SUMMARIZE AND SIMPLIFY

We often gain g r e a t e r comprehension regarding new ideas which we a r e

trying to m a s t e r by repeat ing them in other words and other f o r m s which have

the s a m e meaning but a r e approached f r o m different angles . F o r this r ea son

read the following two pa rag raphs slowly--and with g r e a t concentration,

1. A s the cold blue l igh t - th reads of space s p i r a l a c r o s s their wave-field

equator toward the i r ~ l o r t b pole --which, l ikewise, i s t he i r gravi ta t ive cen te r - -

they c o m p r e s s and t u r n r e d - - then orange - -then yellow-white because of gen-

e ra t ing cold into hea t a s t he i r inward s p i r a l twistings wind light up into c o m -

p r e s s e d incandescent s p h e r e s of high e lec t r ic potential .

2 , Converse ly , a s the r e d light th reads sp i ra l ly r e c r o s s their wave-field

equator toward the i r south pole --which, l ikewise, i s t he i r radiative cen te r - -

they expand f r o m yellow to green- - then to blue and blue violet,, because they

radiate hea t into cold a s the i r opening sp i r a l s unwind those hot visible s p h e r e s

into cold invisible ones , f o r r e b i r t h into visible ones ,

Do you r ea l i ze that what i s wri t ten i n the above two paragraphs i s a l l t h e r e

i s t o this whole phys ica l un ive r se of living -dying bodies of m a t t e r ? We have

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but d e s c r i b e d two, ways of seeming motion which fo reve r manufacture visible

and invisible p a i r s of bodies . These continually interchange with eac'h other

so that each half a l te rna te ly becomes the o ther half. This interchange i s

repea ted eternal ly , f o r e v e r and fo reve r . Tha t i s what CREATION i s - - j u s t a

Mind-imagined journey f r o m r e s t in the Light, to r e s t in the Light.

Do you rea l ize what t h i s m e a n s ? F o r one example consider our sun which

c e n t e r s the four o r f ive hundred mill ion m i l e d i s c - - o r cone base , upon which

our planets sp i r a l outward into the i r depolar iz ing oblivion,

In order for that hot dense sun to shine i n the sk ies a s i t does t he re m u s t

be a n equal and opposite m i n u s black negative hole on the other side of i t s

equator . Some future day, aeons upon aeons hence, our sun will shine where

that evacuated black hole now i s - -and our p lane ts will rad ia te away f r o m their

pa ren t sun tbward the i r depoiarizing z e r o just a s they now do i n the i r p re sen t

posit ion. Their re incarna t ion in the i r own pa t t e rn i s a s t r u e regarding so la r L

sys t ems a s they a r e regard ing man, and a l l resolving-dissolving, living-dying

integrating -disintegrating things. Compres s ion anywhere i s balanced by equal

expansion on the other side of the i r m u t s a l equa tor . Each m u s t become the

o ther alternately, See F i g u r e s 10 1 and 102. - Now read the fol.lowing five superna l p a r a g r a p h s with equal concentration.

3 . CREATION i s an e te rna l ly continuous cosmic game of seesaw played

between two e lec t r ic body bui lders , d e s t r o y e r s and rebui lders which fo reve r

osci l la te between hot c e n t e r s of high potent ia l cornpres s ed spher ica l sol ids ,

and cold c e n t e r s of equally high expanded spher ica l holes , fo r the

purpose of manifesting the IDEA ok God 's KNOWING by simulating that idea

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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 the moving f o r m i m a g e s which manife s t His THINKING. IDEA I s n e v e r

c r e a t e d , I t i s but SIMULATED,

4 , The fu l c rum of the moving 1.evers of the c o s m i c s ee saw which g ive s t o

t he un ive r se i t s hea r tbea t , i s the s t i l l ne s s of the undivided One Ligh t which

G o d ' s KNOWING i s

5. The moving l e v e r s a r e the two equal ly opposed l ights of the divided

e l e c t r i c un iverse which God ' s THINKING i s ,

6. E v e r y m e a s u r e of posi t ive f o r c e developed bv one extension of the l ever

f r o m i t s f u l c r u m SIMULTANEOUSLY develops a n equal negative f o r c e in the -

o t h e r extension. A s the c o s m i c pendulum moves one way to man i f e s t power i t s

inv i s ib le coun te rpa r t m o v e s the o the r way with equa l power to pul l i t back f o r

r e ~ e t i t i o n .

7 . The mot ivat ing f o r c e which s eeming ly divides the One Light of un ive r sa l

r e s t in to no r th pole c e n t e r s of c o m p r e s s i o n and sou th pole c e n t e r s of expansion

is DESIRE to c r e a t e moving f o r m i m a g e s t o man i f e s t i dea s which they but s i m -

u l a t e .

You a r e l ikely to become confused by the two r e f e r e n c e s in p a r a g r a p h 3 to

h igh potent ia l c e n t e r s being equa l in both posi t ive and negati.ve c o u n t e r p a r t s on

opposi te s i d e s of e q u a t o r s , L e t u s be s u r e you unders tand th i s p r i n c i p l e , High

po ten t ia l develops in the r a d i a l d i r ec t i on t oward both c e n t e r s and low potential

deve lops in the d i r ec t i on which is r ad i a l l y away f r o m both cen t e r s and toward

m u t u a l equa to r s . Po t en t i a l i s z e r o a t e v e r y dividing equa tor . Low potent ia l

t h e n r e v e r s e s to high a s e a c h opposi te pu l l s away f r o m i t s equator t oward

e i t h e r of the two opposed c e n t e r s .

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Witness, fo r example the two cel ls 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 thrxs t outward, cen-

trifugally, f r o m i t s center of radiation. The equator for both opposed cells

i s between them, Potential i s zero upon that plane, therefore, potential

lowers to z e r o in the direction of depolarization and inc reases to maximum a s

polarization intensifies in the two polar directions.

I All part icles of light which a r e ejected f rom either the cathode o r anode

I poles as heretofore stated in ear l ie r lessons, a r e negative llelecti-ons" which

I are expanding and discharging a s their potential lowers on their way to their

1 common equator. Immediately they pass that zero plane they reverse their

"charges". Both become positive. They become l lposi t rons". Both a r e then

charging . I All light par t ic les a r e alike. When found in different relation to their

equators, and different positions and directions of motion, they a r e called by

different names - -such as neutrcr-s - -when they a r e on wave amplitudes - -photoes, \d

positrons and other such names , when found in other pa r t s of the wave.

Nor a r e these few names a l l they have. All of the known ninety odd ele -

ments a r e made up of these same part icles but a l l have different names when '

found in different positions in their waves.

Elements exhibit different charac ter i s t ics because of their differences in

gyroscopic relation to equators and amplitude. If light par t ic les a r e par t of

systems which rotate upon a plane near wave amplitude, we say they a re i ron , l or copper" o r boron, and many others ,

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If their gyroscopic relation i s on wave amplitudes --c;O degrees f r o m wave

axes --we say they a r e carbon, o r silicon, or sodium chloride and many o the r s .

See Figure 103.

Chemists and physicists commonly believe that all of the elements a r e

different substances, There a r e no substances in the universe, There i s

naught but motion which simulates substance, E v e r y difference in motion

causes each so-called substance to seem to have different attributes,

If we remember , however, that what we think of as different elements a r e

but different p ressure conditions of the same kind of light part icles , our ability

to under stand God's ways will become simplified.

A good example cf the above statement which demonstrates that elements

a r e not separa te tE,ir_gs, but jas t different pressEre conditicns,.was given in

l e s s02 No, 4 1 whicl? explained the fact that the metal l ic elements completely

lose their metallic a t t ~ i b u t e s wher: two opposite me ta l s anited as a salt . They

a l so lost otke r attrlSute s such a.s ductility, malleabili ty, c o n d . ~ ~ t i v i t - j ~ o r fus -

ibiiFty by heat or electr ic c onduct';v,ity,

It would be -$re11 t o r eg i s t e r the foilowing ve ry impcrtant fact about m z t t e r

in ;rou?r Mind a t zhi,s point. All m a t t e r is formed in light waves. As the re a r e

no two points in any wave where tne p ressure i s the same no two par t ic les of

ma t t e r can be the same in potential o r condition..

All forming mat ter i s of the potential of i t s place of birth, therefore , all

par t ic les of mat ter float i n o rb i t s of equal potential in the system of their birth

always following their p r i m a r i e s , and always changing a s their p r i m a r i e s

change,

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The s a m e par t ic le of l ight which i s now sodium, will p r o g r e s s a l l through

tne nine oc taves of the e l emen t s , and be known bv manv n a m e s a s i t s a t t r ibu tes

change to the a t t r ibu tes which dist inguish one element f r o m another

CONCLUSION

In explaining the cube - sphe re pr inciple , and the divis ion of the cube into

i ts nine equa to r s which not only enforce God's One Law of Balance, but d e t e r -

mine the oc tave tones of the s p e c t r u m and the e lements of m a t t e r , i t i s n e c e s -

sary to be m o r e than expl ic i t . The reason f o r this i s because the en t i re basi .s

of the pr inc ip le l i e s hidden i n the invisible un iverse beyond the powers of

scient is ts t o de t e rmine by ~ e s e a r c h .

Scch knowledge c a n come only f r o m the Consc iousness of one who h a s been

enabled to s e e the un ive r se as a whole. Cosmic i l luminat ion m a k e s that p o s s i -

ble by not only f ree ing the m i n d f r o m body l imita t ions but by multiplying e x t r a -

Sensor-y percept ion during the pe r iod of i l lumination to such a n ex t r ao rd ina ry

extent that t he s ense pe rcep t i cn r eaches through the e ~ t i r e 360 d e g r e e s of the

wave cycle , i n s t ead of Su.t a s m a l l a r c or' that cycle ,

The m o r e that humanity u ~ d e r s t a n d s the inexorabi l i ty of the workings of

those baiancing equa to r s of Light which enforce un ive r sa l balance in a i l th ings,

the m o r e maxkind will x r d e r s t a n d the hopeless futi l i ty of defying God ' s l aw by

working agair-st i t -

Conve r se ly the m o r e tha t mankind understallds the t r emendous power one

gains by working WITH God's Law of Balance, the m o r e mankind will advance

individually and collectively a s a t ranscendent r a c e .

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T h e r e f o r e , we a g a i n s a y t o you t h a t t h e m e a s u r e of y o u r power to f ind

h a p p i n e s s , p e a c e , p r o s p e r i t y and g l o r y i n m a s t e r l y a c h i e v e m e n t l i e s i n the

m e a s u r e of y o u r KNOWLEDGE of G o d ' s w a y s and your DESIRE t o m a k e G o d ' s

w a 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.

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Walter R u s s e l l S c . D. . and Lao R u s s e l l

L E S S O N N U M B E R 4 3

The V: a l te r Russe l l Founda t ion , Swannanoa, Wayne sbor o , Virginia

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Copyrighted 1951 by Walter and L a o R u s s e l l

WE CONTINUE T H E CUBE-SPHERE O F THE FOUR DIMENSIONAL UNIVERSE

O F TIME AND CURVED MOTION

The b a s i c under lying p r inc ip l e of God ' s CREATING un ive r se of two -way

mot ion i s the equ i l ib r ium of abso lu te s t i l l ne s s I t is the s t i l l ne s s of the m a g -

ne t ic Light of G o d ' s knowing

The en t i r e ty of G o d ' s St i l l L igh t of knowing is a f u l c r u m f r o m which the

e l e c t r i c l e v e r of G o d ' s thinking ex t ends f r o m e v e r y polnt of that s t i l l ne s s t o

c r e a t e a n i l lus ion of rea l i ty th rough mot lon

Do you now ful ly r ea l i z e t ha t every th ing which your s e n s e s t e l l you a r e a

thousand dif ferent subs t ances , i s only mo t ion? T h e r e is no subs tance in a l l of

t h i s un ive r se . C rea t i on i s mo t ion - -wave mot ion- -vibrat ing wave -motion of s e e m

ing subs tance which c o m e s and g o e s spr inging f r o m r e s t and re tu rn ing to r e s t .

And h a s i t e v e r occu r r ed t o you tha t your s e n s e s a r e but mot ion which f e e l

o the r motion. .

Do you a l s o fu l ly r ea l i z e t ha t t h e r e i s no such thing a s t ime in a un ive r se

of r e s t in which t h e r e is no s equence Do you r ea l i z e tha t sequence of

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vibrating wave motion i s the only thing which m a k e s you think that t he re i s such

a thing a s t i m e .

Do you a l s o r ea l i ze that t he re i s no such thing a s dimension--no height, no

length, b read th o r th ickness to anything except t r a n ~ i e n t ~ m o t i o n which appea r s

to your s e n s e s , and then d i s appea r s f r o m t h e m .

We sha l l not take space for a m o r e involved and sc ien t i f i c ' t rea t i se on this

i l lusion of mot ion which we think of a s C r e a t i n n , because t h e r e i s s t i l l too

much of m o r e impor tance fo r t he se few remain ing l e s sons , but we do wish to

say enough t o s e t your own imaginat ion and knowledge a t work s o that you can

se t your va lues on ac tua l REALITY and not waste your life away by giving

your thoughts and ene rg i e s t o a m i r a g e with the mis taken thought that t h e r e i s

substance i n a m i r a g e .

I t m a y help f o r m your thoughts by imagining yourself witnessing a d r a m a

a t a motion p ic ture show. L e t u s r ev i ew what happens. You f i r s t view a n

unchanging, mot ion less , co lo r l e s s s c r e e n . L e t u s l iken that blank s c r e e n t o

the blank s c r e e n of space upon which nothing i s seemingly happening, Nothing

what soever i s dividing that b lankness in to f o r m s o r events a s ye t ,

A motiori p ic ture project ion c a m e r a suddenly begins t o divide that s i lent ,

formle s s , motionle s s , undivided s u r f a c e in to many moving f o r m s of many

events which now take place and exci te y o u r s e n s e s to respond to the motion.

All of t h i s motion r e p r e s e n t s an i d e a , a n idea which h a s a r i s e n f r o m the

thinking of some one s Mind. Crea t ion i s but the dramatization of IDEA by

projecting i t f r o m the s t i l lness of KNOWING into a t ime - space un iverse - of

THINKING.

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Idea mus t have f o r m e d bodies which mus t move to s imulate the i d e a , And

sounds mus t a r i s e f r o m the s i lence- -curved sound-waves which bend in

r e v e r s e d p a i r s f r o m equa to r s which m e r e l y lend something t o each f o r l t h e m to

make believe with f o r a t i m e unti l the lendings come due and m u s t be r epa id .

All of this i s done by project ing undivided white light through pa t te rned

black and white l ight negat ives into m i r r o r s and l enses of the project ion

machine which seeming ly divides the one s t i l l Light into a seeming two WHICH

MOVE. F o r m l e s s n e s s i s thus divided into seeming fo rm- - s i l ence into seeming

sound- -and unchanging condition into seeming change. T ime begins a l so when

the picture begins, fo r unti l then t h e r e a r e no sequences of events to c r e a t e --

t i m e

When the p r o j e c t o r shuts off the dividing light a l l motion c e a s e s , Like -

wise , a l l of the e f f e c t s of tha t polar iz ing division c e a s e . You can no longer

s e e . hea r or o therwise s ense anything upon that s c r e e n , for t h e r e a r e no

vibrating waves t o m a k e your s e n s e s vibrate with wave motion.

To you the p l ay i s f inished,. You quite natural ly unders tand tha t i t i s a l l

i l lus ion c rea ted by divlded l igh ts . pa t te rned f o r m s of ideas and the optical

e f fec t s which m i r r o r s and l e n s e s can produce to make you bel ieve tha t those

rac ing h o r s e s and shouting m e n a r e r e a l . You know that they a r e not., how-

e v e r , All you have seen i s MOTION- -MOTION simulating IDEA - -Motion

dominated by INTELLIGENCE, and motivated by DESIRE

Why, then do you not know that the projected optical i l lus ion produced

by the division of two l ights in a wave-field of Na tu re ' s cosmic c inema a l s o

i s un rea l ? You s e e a l l wave motion cease on the lake and THAT pic ture

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comes to a seeming end. You see the s to rm cease and THAT picture comes

to an end. But you never s e e the whole universal picture cease and come to

r e s t . It is always going on in continuous wave -fields. Nature i s a continuous I

cinema and you a r e an ac to r in i t , but you a r e not aware of THAT.

There i s always the pulsebeat of that e lec t r ica l polarization p rocess going

on which we think of a s LIFE- -o r the life principle. Your senses can never

cease while you a r e a p a r t of that universal hear tbea t , To you that becomes

reali ty because you have never been enabled to see the whole motion picture

d r a m a of Creat ion come to an end, You can never see the blank s c r e e n of

space upon which that cosmic d r a m a i s to be projected, a s you can see the

blank sc reen upon which m a n ' s motion picture plays a r e going to be projected.

All you can see in a l l Nature i s MOTION which s imula tes idea, dominated by

Intelligence, and motivated by des i r e .

F o r th i s reason vou have never s u s ~ e c t e d that each wave -field in Nature

i s a perfect motion picture projection machine, a l l completely fitted with the P --

m i r r o r s and lenses which divide light into waves of motinn and the ~ a i r s of

opposite conditions which makes the vast complexity of optical effects - -which

Creation i s - -possible.

The m i r r o r s and l enses of Nature 's wave -field project ion machines a r e

even enclosed in s ix s ided-boxes, to insulate them f r o m outside effects just

a s m a n ' s machines a r e enclosed for the same reason.

These lessons a r e drawing too nearly to a c lose to m o r e than touch upon

this principle but it i s impera t ive to give a brief explanation of Nature ' s

mechanics which makes i t possible to c rea te this v a s t i l lusion of change, t ime

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and dimensions of substances whe re n e i t h e r change, t ime dimension o r sub -

s t ance have any being

Le t u s , t h e r e f o r e , br ief ly unfold the m y s t e r y of how f o r m , co lor sounds

hea t cold. solidity, tenuity. c o m p r e s s i o n and expansion p r e s s u r e s and a l l

of the quanti t ies of many things tha t bod ies a r e composed of; a r e thrown on the

s c r e e n of cosmic space

POSTULATES

1 The foundation of God ' s Inv i s ib le un ive r se of all-knowing i s LIGHT - -

undivided and unchanging LIGHT

2 The foundation of God ' s v i s i b l e e l e c t r i c thought-wave un ive r se of f o r m

and mot ion i s d ivided. or po l a r i zed l ight

3 . P o l a r i z e d l ight means tha t two opposed and unbalanced p r e s s u r e con -

dl t ions (which s t rongly r e s i s t t h e ~ r d iv i s ion . and multiply that r e s i s t ance a s

the dis-ision i n c r e a s e s ) have been e s t a b l i s h e d by the extension of two poles f r o m

a dlviding equa tor

4 The two opposing e l ec t r i c p r e s s u r e s thus genera ted a r e compres s ion

a n d expansion C oinpre ss ion i s t he r e s u l t of the "winding up" of light Into

cen t r i pe t a l s p i r a l vo r t i c e s . Th is g e n e r a t e s t e r r i f i c heat which t h r u s t s sp i r a l l y

oil tward in r e s i s t a n c e to i t s opposing p r e s s u r e . Hea t t h s genera ted r a d i a t e s

cen t r i fuga l ly . It expands that which h a s b e e n c o m p r e s s e d Compres s ion

p o l a r i z e s - expansion depola r izes E a c h a r e then r e v e r s e d and become the

o t h e r in the following cycle

5. Motion is t hc s two-way- - two oppos i te ways exe r t ed in two opposite

directions by two opposing f o r c e s which pu l l away f r o m each other with g r e a t

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intensity to become TWO, then r e l a x tha t intensity of opposition to become

ONE, for the purpose of repeating i t to aga in become TWO.

6 . The constant effort of the two opposing electric. f o r c e s to divide the i r

one united, balanced condition into two opposing, unbalanced one s followed by

a sequential d e s i r e to seek r e s t f r o m tha t effor t in their oneness of balance, i s

the sole cause of motion. All motion i s the resu l t of interchange between the

two opposing e l ec t r i c f o r c e s for the p u r p o s e of exchanging the i r conditions with

each other,

7 , What we think of a s visible l ight i s not light a t a l l . What w-e see and

think of a s light, i s but MOTION. The g r e a t e r the intensity of motion the

grea te r the intensi ty of what our s e n s e s i n t e r p r e t a s light. What we think of a s

dark i s but an expansion of the intensi ty of motion. Our s e n s e s interpret shor t

waves of high f requenc ies , . compres sed in to sma l l volume, a s incandescent

light but when those shor t waves expand in to long ones of low frequencies , and

spread out into i a r g e volume, our s e n s e s c e a s e to vibrate t o the measu re of

the compressed waves. As our s e n s e s l ower their vibrat ions , so , likewise

our range of percept ion lowers ,: , The One Light of un ive r sa l Mind cannot be

seen. It i s the simulation of that ONE i n the divided TW-0 of motion which we

see. Our s e n s e s a r e vibrating waves of mot ion and they c a n sense only -

vibrating waves of motion.

8. Motion i s made use of by the C r e a t o r to mani fes t H i s IDEA. Idea can-

not be seen f o r i t i s never c rea ted . Idea IS- - i t cannot become. Idea is a

QUALITY of Mind which cannot become phys ica l QUANTITIES. Idea can only

be extended a s a s imulat ion through two-way interchange of motion.

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$ . Motion i s m a d e u s e of by the C r e a t o r to man i f e s t H i s BALANCE

Balance cannot be c r e a t e d . Ba lance IS- - i t cannot become. It c a n but be s i m -

ulated by i n t e r change between two unbalanced conditions

The s u p r e m e ach ievement of m a n i s to s o move that a l l of h i s r eac t i ons

balance h i s ac t ions with the p r e c i s i o n in which the C r e a t o r k e e p s a l l of the

s t a r s in H i s heavens in ba lance with each other ---- -

10. Motion i s made u s e of by the Crea to r to mani fes t H i s ENERGY

Energy l ikewise cannot be c r e a t e d f o r energy IS It can only be s imulated

through two-way mot ion i n opposi te d i rect i f ins Ene rgy is a f u l c r u m which

never m o v e s but m a n i f e s t s i t s e l f by motion extended f r o m i t s s t i l l ne s s through

the two-way 1e~;er s oi g rav i ta t ion which c o m p r e s s e s , and rad ia t ion which

expands tha t which h a s been c o m p r e s s e d . These two a r e not e n e r g y . They

but s imula te e p e r g y by e x p r e s s i n g i t i n motion

The entire-t;. o i t h s c ~ n - ~ * i n c i n g un iverse of s eeming rea l i ty i s mot ion con-

t ro l l ed bj- INTELLIC-ENCE a ~ l d powered by DESIRE, The r e a l i t i e s of love -- - - -- trn:h ba l ance . :dec i n sp i r a t i on re l ig ion- invention beauty , the a r t s , r o m a n ,

-.- . ----

cou rage , c h a r a c t e r e t h i c s . loyal ty and al l of the ennobling o r debasing a t t r i - -- -

butes of m a n ' s wor ld a r e not in m a t t e r o r motion a t a l l Give thought to t h i s --- --

a i l who think oi t h e l r bodles a s t h e m s e l v e s

Ma t t e r c o n s l s t s of coun t l e s s l i t t l e and big whir lpools of two-way mot ion.

One of t h e s e two d i r ec t i ons winds up i t s two intertwining e l e c t r i c opposi tes

Into an i ncandescen t f u ry of explosive r e s i s t ance which become the suns of

s t e l l a r , s o l a r and a tomlc s y s t e m s

Tha t winding up of mot lon i s what polar izat ion i s That f u r y of r e s i s t ance

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TO the winding up p r o c e s s i s what c o m p r e s s i o n i s . That a l s o i s what g r av i t a -

tion i s . And a l l of i t i s but one pis ton s t r o k e of the e l ec t r i c hea r tbea t of the

un iverse of m a t t e r .

That polar iz ing p i s ton s t roke which g e n e r a t e s the hot l ight of suns e l e c t r i -

ca l ly r e c o r d s God ' s concentra t ive thinking i n the f o r m s of Crea t i on which s i m -

ulate God ' s knowing. T h a t polar iz ing p i s ton s t roke v i ta l i zes bodies and m a k e s

them ' ' l ive11 and g row toward s t rength. Tha t po la r ized light of suns r epo l a r i ze s

other bodies while the d a r k of space depo la r i ze s t h e m , But G o d ' s concen t ra -

tive thinking is sequent ia l ly repeated i n r e v e r s e . The in tensi ty of genera ted

r e s i s t ance to such c o m p r e s s i o n m u s t r e l a x . The wound up whir lpools o fmot ion

which s imula ted one half of life m u s t unwind into the cold d a r k of space to

s f m ~ l a t e the o ther ha l f . Everything which a p p e a r s m ~ s t d i s appea r .

That opposi te , r e lax ing piston s t roke of G o d ' s decen t ra t ive thinking depo -

l a r i z e s , degene ra t e s and dev i ta l i zes bodies and m a k e s t hem s e e m to "die t ' and

decay , It g ives bodies b a c k to the sou rce of t he i r bor rowings . It RADIATES

that which h a s been GENERATED

In mot ion alone is the answer t o a l l of t h e m y s t e r i e s of m a t t e r . With one

s t roke or' the pis ton we t l i i ve t t - -with the o the r we "die".. With the next s t roke

cf i t -fire a r e r e b o r n to aga in die . And s o i t i s that the cosrnic c inema goes on

f o r e v e r . Bod ie s a p p e a r , d i sappear and r e a p p e a r a s a continuity f o r e v e r and

f o r e v e r , but they neve r d i e , f o r they man i f e s t e t e r n a l l i fe , and LIFE CAN-

NOT DIE.

But i n bodies of m a t t e r t he r e a r e none of the r e a l i t i e s of the e t e r n a l l i fe,

love t ru th and ba lance which m a t t e r only s i m u l a t e s . Whyi t hen , s e t such s to r e

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upon t rans ien t m a t t e r ? Y; hy worship motion which but s imu la t e s the Intelli - -

gence of Mind.

This i s but a thought un iverse . a n e l e c t r i c r e c o r d of the thinking of Mind

The real i ty of YOU i s not i n your body. The only i n t e r e s t you should have in

your body i s the m e n t a l i n t e r e s t i n building i t into the kind of body you would

l ike i t to be t o m a n i f e s t YOU, You build your own body i n the i m a g e of your .- --

SELF.

Whatever your Self i s your body will be . Whatever your thoughts a r e your -

body will r e c o r d , whether balanced o r unbalanced good o r bad , s i cknes s o r

hea l th m i s e r y o r s u p r e m e happine s s . The e t e rna l YOU i s a g l o r i o u s , i l lum- ------._ --

ined , divine Being Do you know your Self a s THAT ? To the ex ten t that you

do know your Self as a g l o r i o u s t r anscenden t Being your body wi l l mani ies t

tha t g lory in el.rery c e l l 01 ~t It cannot help doing s o , E l e c t r i c r eco rd ings of - --

thoughts in m a t t e r a r e a ~ t o m a t i c . It i s LAY.'. It never e r r s .

F o r g e t your body t h e r e f o r e Your body will automat ical ly be what your

thoughts a r e B l ~ ~ l d a beautiful hea l th fu l , sound vi ta l body by thinking t r a n s -

cendenl though-ts and piztting those thoughts into act ion fo r the good of your

neigh'aor and the wor id Pu t Mind : irst , body l a s t . Live i n a n e c s t a t i c menta l

r ea l i t y and make yoEr body conform to the balanced rhy thms of e c s t a s y

R e m e m b e r t h l s - - n e v e r fo r a m o m e n t f o r g e t i t - - t ha t Mind con t ro l s motion

and d e s i r e of: Mind i 'urnlshes the power t o motivate mot ion. The t roubles of

m a n a r i s e f r o m the f ac t that m a t t e r and mot ion cont ro l h im H i s inabil i ty to

recognize the fact t ha t the sensations c a u s e d by the motlon of m a t t e r will dam-

m a t e h im and l e a d h i m toward a s e l f i s h g reedy l i fe of seeking u n r e a l

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possess ions w h e r e a s a m e n t a l exis tence will dominate those sensa t ions to h i s

everlast ing g lory .

The condit ions which ex i s t i n m a n ' s wor ld of today make i t s e e m a d i s -

couragingly long t ime before a l l m e n will l e a r n the g r ea t l e s s o n of l i fe - - that

he who seeks p o s s e s s i o n s f o r himself will n e v e r find t hem- -un t i l he begins to

give of the abundance of pos se s s ions which h e a l r eady has .

No m a t t e r how l i t t le any m a n h a s to give i t will r e tu rn t o h i n multiplied

unto his own g lo ry , Tha t i s the LAW. When will mankind KNOW THAT LAW? L

We sha l l now scient i f ica l ly prove tha t t h e above s t a t emen t i s law, not a l tzu-

i s t i c idea l i sm; no r sen t imenta l nonsence, a s the world of today would pronounce

i t . -

THE MIRRORS AND LENSES O F THE CCSMIC CINEMA

Imagine yourse l f s t a n z i ~ g in the middle of a r oom whose wal l s , cei l ing

and floor a r e s i x m i r r o r s . No m a t t e r what d i r ec t i on you look you would see

yourself m i r r o r e d i n e v e r y one of those s i x m i r r o r s , the f o u r which a r e around

you and the two which a r e above and below you.

If you look care fu l ly a t a l l of the r e p l i c a s of you which you s e e i n those

s ix m i r r o r s you will note that eve ry i m a g e of you i s in r e v e r s e . Your r ight

side i s lef t" you r head i s below your f e e t i n t he m i r r o r below and your fee t

a r e above you r head i n the m i r r o r above. T h i s m o s t dist inguishing cha rac t e r -

i s t ic of mot ion s e e m s neve r to have been o b s e r v e d ,

If you w e r e a t r u e s p h e r e of light, like a sun , that pe r f ec t cube of s fx

m i r r o r s 3f z e r o c u r v a t u r e would be a wave -field which m e a s u r e s the intensity

of your d e s i r e s and l i m i t s your powers of e x p r e s s i o n within t h e m . Beyond

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t hem you cannot extend, and what you extend to t hem comes back to you i n

kind..

You will a l s o s ee the m i r r o r e d images of yourse l f , which a r e in e a c h of

the s ix m i r r o r s , again m i r r o r e d behind your own f i r s t image a s each m i r r o r

r e f l ec t s i tself and i t s image into s e r i e s a f te r s e r i e s of m i r r o r s which r e a c h

beyond your capac i ty into a m i r r o r e d infinity,

That i s what infinity i s . INFINITY i s a m i r r o r e d extension f r o m one

imagined point i n the un iverse to eve ry other imagined polnt, and back again

to that s a m e point f r o m e v e r y other imagined point Infinity i s z e r o s imu l -

t aneous ly mult ipl ied and divided by ze ro , fo reve r and f o r e v e r ,

Tha t i s a l so what the brotherhood of m a n m e a n s . E v e r y m a n i n that cube

m i r r o r e d universe of s ix m i r r o r s infinitely mult ipl ied and divided by z e r o i s

but one m a n . T h e r e a r e no o the r s ,

E v e r v c rea t ing rhinp in the un iverse i s an infinite extension of eve rv other

c r ea t ing thing All a r e one.. E a c h i s the o ther -

If d e s i r e fo r a n act ion takes p lace a t any z e r o point in that s ix m i r r o r e d

u n i v e r s e : that s a m e z e r o point i s ref lected throughout the infinity of cube

extensions of that l lml t ed l i t t le uni7rerse which your s i s ~f you see only ~ t s

l imi ta t ions without being abie to see i t s re f lec t ions which extend your l i m i t a -

t ions unto infinity .

That z e r o point of your d e s i r e i s where you begin and end,, That point i s

u n i v e r s a l . YOU a r e u n i v e r s a l . The Self of you i s t he re a s un ive r sa l Self .

Your Soul i s there a s un ive r sa l Soul The o ther refIected z e r o points a r e

points of the beginning and ending of eve ry thought and action which you give

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expression to. They go forth f r o m that point and come back to that same point

to be recorded in that ze ro of your Soul which centers the universe of Y O U .

At that immeasurable and invisible point i s the entire e ternal record of

you. What you a r e i s the sum total of your d e s i r e , Your Soul records your - desire .

Electrically all of the reflected extensions of that point of Y O U a r e termed

harmonics. Those harmonics stand ready to repeat the record of yourself

throughout the universe in waves--and when those waves of your thoughts and

actions lie s t i l l the record sti l l awaits i n the z e r o of your beginning, and al l

of i ts extensions, throughout the infinity of imagined space, See Figure 96 ,

page 714.

Chemically these ze ro points of beginnings and endings a r e the inert gases

of the elements, the patterned seed record f r o m which the octave waves of the

elements of mat ter appear. The inert gases a r e the seed f rom which patterned

waves of the elements spring a s oak t r e e s spring f rom the patterned inert gas

which centers the acorn. The plane upon which the iner t gases rotate i s 90

degrees f rom the plane of carbonTs equator , which i s upon the wave's ampli-

tude. See Figure 103- - The iner t gases a r e the electric r e c o r d s of all patterned bodies. They

record all actions and motion which constitute events, but they do not record

the morals , ethics, inspirations or the menta l qualities of the genius in you,

These God qualities a r e recorded in the Soul which centers the physical

record. Thought r ecords a r e stored in the ine r t gases which become cell

memory, instinct, and other attributes of body rebuilding, These records

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c a r r y over f r o m body to body f o r e v e r , and unfold t r u e to the p a t t e r n s of the

negat ives i n space which they c e n t e r .

The whole p a t t e r n of an oak i s not just i n the i ne r t gas which c e n t e r s t he

a c o r n , nor i s the whole of m a n in the seed of m a n , Eve ry pa t t e rn r e a c h e s out

into the wave -field which contains the negative counterpar t of i t s pos i t ive , v i s -

ib le body.

If you will but r e m e m b e r that Soul i s DESIRE i n the seed, i t s mot ivat ing

f o r c e , you will t hen comprehend how the i ne r t g a s a c t s a s a nuc leus , o r cen t e r

a round which m a t t e r i n mot ion accumula tes to make a new body. T h i s i t could

not do without the mot iva t ing f o r c e of d e s i r e , for nothing i s , o r becomes , wi th-

out de s i r e ,

In this i s the a n s w e r to why bodies do not inher i t the genius of t h e i r

pa ren t s . They i n h e r i t only the bodies , f o r bodies a r e motion, the motion of

thoughts i s a l l that i s r e c o r d e d i n m a t t e r . Intell igence cannot be t r a n s m i t t e d

but bodies of highly in te l lec tua l people develop bodies which a r e m o r e capable

of becoming in te l lec tua l s than t h o s e w h o have not developed g r e a t b r a i n c a p a c -

i t y f o r storing t hough t - r eco rds .

MOTION NOW BEGINS

Instead of imagining your self being a t that c en t e r you now a r e t h e s e i n -

body, and your d e s i r e I s to t h row a bal l .

You now make a momen tous d i s cove ry in re la t ion to th is c o s m i c p r o j e c -

t ion machine in the c e n t e r of which you a r e standing. You now d i scove r tha t

t h e r e a r e nine l ight m i r r o r s i n s t e a d of s ix , and you wonder why.

YOU discover tha t the br inging of your objective self into i t s c e n t e r brought

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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

I Fig. 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 C B A T E 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 U N I m S A L 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 T H I S RZASON SPHEEIES HAVE

INTO TRUE SYNLBETRICALLY BALANCED FORMS ONLY DIAGONALS O F E I G H T WAVE-FISLDS MEET. FOR WITHIN THEM T H E E I G H T OCTAVE TONES WHICH THEY

Pf iOJECT RADIALLY I N T O T H E EIGHT SEPARATE OCTAVE WAVE TONES O F THE SPEDXE L'IHICH I S FATHER-MOTHER OF T H E OTKER THREE D I V I U E D P A I R S .

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with i t a l s o these t h r e e m o r e equa to r s which divided you into t h r e e d imens ions ,

length , b read th and height which w e r e not t he r e before you s tepped into i t :

and your imagined i m a g e of yoursel f did not d i sc lose that fac t b e f o r e . See

F i g u r e s 105 t o 113..

F i g u r e 105 r e p r e s e n t s your imagined point in God 's undivided equ i l ib r ium

which you wish to extend t o man i f e s t YOU. and DESIRE i n you, i n a d ivided,

t h r e e dimensional wor ld of i l lusion, .

F i g u r e 106 r e p r e s e n t s your extension of d e s i r e in height to the l i m i t s of

your wave-field The one z e r o of F i g u r e 105 h a s now been extended t o become

t h r e e z e r o s You now have a m e a s u r e of height i n your wave-field beyond

which you o r any ac t i on of y o u r s , cannot p a s s , but a r e v e r s e d i m a g e of you can

s e e m to p a s s . T h a t s e e m i n g s e e m s s o r e a l to your s e n s e s tha t you do not

doubt i t s rea l i ty o r s u s p e c t i t s i l lus ion.

F i g u r e 107 r e p r e s e n t s your extension of d e s i r e in length t o b e c o m e t h r e e

z e r o s , , You have now extended your self two dimensionally such a s a painting

of you would be

F i g u r e 168 r e p r e s e n t s your extension of d e s i r e in b read th t o b e c o m e t h r e e

m o r e z e r o s oi r e s t be tween which you m a y divide your l i t t le un iver s e into the

ac t ion- reac t ion which you d e s i r e . . The in tensi ty of that d e s i r e h a s been m e a -

s u r e d out f o r you the m o m e n t youdes i red to p e r f o r m the act ion.

Obse rve v e r y c a r e f u l l y the f a c t that t h e r e b r e t h r ee t i m e s t h r e e z e r o s

now m e a s u r e d out f o r you i n the Light of equ i l ib r ium which you now wish to

seemingly d i s tu rb b y the ac t i on of throwing a ba l l , E a c h t h r ee is a m a n i f e s -

ta t ion of The Divine T r i n i t y and the to ta l of nine i s a s f a r a s any expression

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of motion can go in the curved universe which your action is about to c rea te ,

The nine zeros measure the length, breadth and thickness of your des i re

to reach out f rom the point i n space f rom which to express your des i re to the

s ix m i r r o r s which bound your wave -field. You now disc;ose.r that the three

inner m i r r o r s which you had not noticed before you became objective, a r e the

actual projectors of your d e s i r e , and the other s ix boundary m i r r o r s a r e the

cube screen upon which the projecting m i r r o r s of your own little cosmic c in-

ema throw the patterned motion picture of your des i re .

The cosmic cinema, therefore, consists of th ree projectior, m i r r o r s of

ze ro curvature and six receiving m i r r o r s upon which the patterned fo rms of

creative des i re a r e projected a s a three dimensional screen of space, See

Figures 109 -1 10 and 11 1 for the three inner projection m i r r o r s and Figures

112 and 113 for the cosmic cinema screen of s ix m i r r o r s . .

You must thoroughly understand that m i r r o r s and equators a r e the same

thing. We use the two words because each has a different connotation. The

word " m i r r o r s T 1 connotes reflection and thky ref lect every happening on each

side of them to the other side in r everse .

We use the word "equators" in the sense that they equalize al l polarized

ef fec ts , The stiilnes s of the unfver sa l equilibrium could not be divided into

opposite conditions of motion unless equators a r e established between the

two into which both disappear when depolarization r e s t o r e s balance between

the two. Radiation and gravitation a r e simulated by these m i r r o r s .

You cannot see the equators of space but t h e r e a r e many you can see, and

many you can know where to locate without being enabled to see. F o r example,

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you know where to locate the equator which divides the two opposite conditions

which exis t in the nor thern and southern hemisphe res ,

The c a l m surface of water i s an equator which you can s e e , When in equ l -

l ibr iurn i t s relation to gravi ty i s the same a t every point upon i t s sur face .

Vjhen polarization divides that equi l ibr ium by curving gravity p r e s s u r e to

points above and below that c a l m sur face motion will continue until depolar i -

zation r e s to re s the no rma l s t i l l nes s of an undivided equilibrium.

You can see a violin s t r ing , but you m a y not r ea l i ze that while i t i s a t

r e s t i t i s an equatar between two possible unbalanced conditions just a s the

c a l m sur face of the water i s . When you produce sound by vibrating i t : sound

waves spring f rom i t a s waves of water spr ing f r o m the ca lm lake , but t h e r e

i s no sound a t all where that violin s t r ing equator i s , just a s there i s r.o motion

when waves of water r e v e r s e the i r polar izat ion a t their equator.

You m u s t thoroughly r e a l i z e that the sl ightest motion of any kind po:'.arizes - an environment and eq-tiators a r e immedia te ly se t up to keep the univ-ers;-i b a l -

ante f r o m being d l s t - ~ r b e d - -which i s impossible ,

The airplane on the ground i s i n equilibrium. a t r e s t with i t s e n v i r o n r J ~ e n t ,

The moment i t moves i t po la r i zes that environment , Nine ~nsu la t ing equatc r s

a r e immediately formed i n the m e a s u r e of the intensity of motion You a r e

m o r e famili .ar wlth the equator which i s behind the plane., the one whlch i s

equi-dis tant f rom the two poles which have been se t up by motion; but e q u a t ~ ~ r

plane s of z e r o curvature a r e s e t up a l l around the plane in a l l of the s i x

d i rec t ions whlch extend f r o m i t s c e n t e r .

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A VITAL LESSON O F LAW AND GOD'S WATCHFULLNESS

OVER ALL CREATING THINGS

Right h e r e and now i s the opportunity t o get a deeper understanding of

God ' s Word a s expres sed in The Divine Il iad Message , which we again repeat :

" F o r behold I a m within al l things, cen ter ing them, and I a m without a l l things,

controlling them1' .

The th ree inner m i r r o r s of G o d C s Light give to you the m e a s u r e of your

d e s i r e to extend your action.

The s ix outer m i r r o r s REPEAT YOUR ACTION IN KIND a s the reaction

to your action. They not only give back to you in kind that which you have given

but they repea t i t unto the whole un ive r se i n kind.

Whatever you do unto m a n you do unto yourself and a l l men.

That is the law. Now prove i t - -and unders tand i t - -by beginning your

action of throwing the ball and take note of the amazing s e r i e s of things which

a r e happening. Le t u s number these happenings.

THE ACTION BEGINS

1. As you throw the bal l away f r o m you with your right a r m toward the

image of your self i n front of you, the other one i s throwing the ball away f r o m

himself and back toward you with h is lef t a r m .

You could not throw the ball without concentrat ing the power to do so

toward a point of r e s t f r o m which the ba l l s t a r t s i t s journey, The measu re of

your concentrated power i s the m e a s u r e of your concentrated des i r e . Concen-

t ra t ion of power m e a n s to accumulate i t to a point of s t i l lness , That i s the

generative principle of Nature which i s known a s gravi ty GRAVITY IS THE

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ACCUMULATION O F POWER TO RADIATE GOD'S GIFT O F LOVE.

The point of beginning where your ba l l comes to r e s t ready for the r a d i a -

t ive act ion i s a c e n t e r of gravi ty . You have bor rowed the power to hu r l the

ba l l f r o m the cen t e r of gravi ty of the e a r t h . You intend to extend e a r t h ' s g rav i ty

into the heavens , Th i s you cannot do without e a r t h ' s pe rmis s ion . It f ree ly

l ends you . i t s power to radiate i t s g r av i ty , f o r it demands repayment in equal

m e a s u r e a f t e r you have fulfilled your d e s i r e ,

E a r t h t he re fo re extends to you a f u l c r u m f r o m whlch you m a y extend your

d e s i r e , Your body m c s t become the l eve r which extends your d e s i r e into f o c r

d imens iona l f o r m . It i s f r o m tha t s t i l l f u l c r u m of bor rowed gravity which ' Y O U

extend your actiop- of giving of your abundant energy a s a mechanica l extension

of the e a r t h whlch yozr body is , .

2 , Ten t i m e s ten thousand p a i r s of opposite re f lec ted extensions of ~ O G

a r e doing the s a m e -thing - -1hrowing. t h e ba l l away f r o m themseh;-es toward t h e i r

oppos i tes who a r e throwing i t t o w a r d t he i r opposrte s and away f r o m themse lves

e a c h one of each p a i r being the r e v e r s e of i t s opposlte and acting In r e v e r s e .

YOU NOW KNOUT WHAT THE ELECTRIC CURRENT IS and that should te l l

YOU what RADAR i s . Likewlse i t . exp l a in s RADIO and TELEVISION.

3 . As you th row he bal l with g r e a t f o r c e f r o m the cen te r whlch I.s Y O V ,

toward that extended image opposite you, i t s speed l e s s e n s cnt l l i t r e aches

the m e a s u r e oi ~ t s helght which h a s been s e t f o r you a s the m e a s u r e of your

d e s i r e , , It c o m e s to r e s t a t that point f o r the purp-ose of repeat ing i t s flight in upon

r e v e r s e . That r e s t p o i ~ t is lone of the s i x equalizing m i r r o r s which bound your

wave - f ie ld . The ba l l i t s e l f , , a s a phys i ca l m a s s , m a y p a s s on into the next

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wave- f ie ld , a s i t does a l l through Na tu re - -bu t the mot ion of the ball, or the

f o r c e which propel led i t cannot p a s s beyond any m i r r o r p lane of z e r o curva ture .

The f o r c e which you generated h a s been en t i re ly r ad i a t ed at that boundary

plane. I t s speed h a s dece le ra ted t o z e r o . All that you had t o give has been

given.

4. Your opposite ma te has : l ikewise , expel led the ba l l f r o m h im with

equally g r e a t f o r c e which dece l e r a t e s in s p e e d a s i t r a d i a t e s away f rom h im.

His ball a l s o c a m e to r e s t a t the s a m e point tha t your ba l l c a m e to r e s t , H i s

action of GIVING i s a l so f inished a s y o u r s h a s ,

NOW CCMES THE REACTION. RADIATION REVERSES TO GENERATION,

5 . The act ion of your d e s i r e to give out f r o m you h a s been fulfilled S t a r t -

ing f r o m r e s t your de s i r e h a s reached a point of r e s t , I t m u s t now re tu rn to a

point of r e s t and reg ive a l l that ha s been given. The ba l l which you have thrown

to your ren thousand t imes t en thousand m a t e s now begins to descend into t he i r

hands f r o m jrou, and into your hands f r o m t h e m , Regiving h a s begun i ts au to-

macic reac t ion . T E E ZALANCING OPPOSITE O F RADIATION IS GRAVITATION.

As the ba l l which your opposite i m a g e h a s thrown t o you f a l l s in your hands

i t acce l le raxes in speed because i t i s now approach ing the inward direction of

gravi ty , Grav i ty is multiplied potent ia l and a l l ob jec t s fa l l ing toward a cen t e r

of g rav i ty mul t ip ly t he i r speed ,

The g r av i t y bor rowed f r o m e a r t h t o h u r l the ba l l away f r o m ear th i s now

being r epa id by the bal l a s i t f a l l s to e a r t h . E v e r y inch of fa l l ing adds to i t s

potential jus t a s ever.? inch of r is ing s u b t r a c t e d f r o m it.

The power which you have given out f r o m the abundance given you by e a r t h

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for regiving h a s r e tu rned to you mul t ip l i ed

The ene rgy given by you for c r e a t i v e exp re s s ion degenerated and dev l t a l -

ized you i n the giving but r e g e n e r a t e d you and rev i ta l i zed you by the au toma t i c ,

i r r evocab l e reglving GIVING DEPO LARIZES AND REGIVING XEPOLARIZES

Likewise what it ha s done t o you h a s been done to the whole un iverse

Whatever l i t t l e un ive r se you have c r e a t e d upl i f ts o r l o w e r s the level of the

whole. What you have given r e t u r n s i n kind to b l e s s o r smi t e you- -and the

whole wor ld ..

THE LESSON C F IT

E v e r y thought a n d actlon of anyone a f f e c t s eve ryone . The unfolding of

m a n to h ighe r l e v e l s Secause of t he balanced giving by the few i s r e s i s t ed by

the downward d r a g of unbalanced ta$:ing by the m a n y

What i s happening anywllere i s a l s o happening e . ~ e r y w h e r e .

NOW FOR T H E NEXT S T E P - - T H E CURVED UNIVERSE OF MOTION

5. As you t:-irow the 'ball u p w a r d toward your opposi te m a t e . who i s on the

other s ide oJ tne equaror o: r e s t which bounds one s i d e OL your m e a s u r e d wax. e-

Lield: you m a k e the d:sco\,ery tha t you r bal l i s not being ~ r o j e c t e d f r o m J ~ O U ln

a s t r a igh t l ine It gradra!!.y beg ins to cu rve

The s a m e thing L:; happening L O a i l of the other p ro jec ted b a i . 1 ~ . They a l l

cu rve In t he s a m e 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

m i r r o r s w h e r e mot ion c e a s e s , and r e p e a t s i t s p a t t e r n of motlon in r e v e r s e a s

mot lon a l s o beg ins agaln on the o t h e r s i de s of: a l l dividing equa tors

CONCLUSION

We a r e now en te r ing a new wor ld of i l lus ion- - the i l lus ion of cu rva tu re

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iyhich begins a t the cen te r of e a c h wave-f ie ld and ends a t i t s boundary m i r r o r s .

Tha t new wor ld of s p i r a l s which wind and unwind, --of s p h e r e s which oblate

and divide t h e i r one focal c e n t e r of g r av i t y i n to two foci--of gyroscopes which

give o r d e r l y tones in octave f o r m t o e v e r y unfolding s y s t e m , and a l l of t h i s

m a r v e l and ma je s ty of Na tu r a l Law will b r i e f l y be unfolded i n the l a s t s e r i e s

of l e s sons which will c l i m a x with the r eve l a t i on of the pr inciple by m e a n s of

which the cube m i r r o r wave-f ie lds a r e f o r m e d and the nine octave cyc les of

the e l emen t s of m a t t e r f o r m within t h e m t o b e c o m e the s tage :or the set t ing of \ I-

the Cosmic D r a m a of C rea t i on , and f o r you and a l l mankind who a r e the a c t o r S

i n it.

The g r e a t l e s son you should l e a r n f r o m t h i s i s that the m o r e you a r e

enabled to give ouz: f r o m you r own Self the m o r e wi l i be reg iven to you.

Giving does not i e s s e n you r subs t ance , i t mu l t i p l i e s i t . Whatever Na ture -

RADIATES is given back t o h e r . I t GRAVITATES back t o r epo l a r i z e the sou rce

of giving.

When e a r t h gives vapo r s t o the h e a v e n s , the heavens mult iply the v a p o r s

into r a in s and give them back t o r e p l e n i s h e a r t h . If e a r t h withholds i t s giving

of vapo r s i t wil l become a pa r ched d e s e r t , I t s r e s e r v o i r s of wa t e r s which i t

r e t a i n s f o r i t s e l f , will b eccme empt ied ,

THE TREASURY OF HIM M'HO GIVES FOR THE GOOD O F THE PECPLE

O F EARTH ALWAYS B E F I L L E D TO OVERFLOWING B Y THE P E O P L E

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 L A w - - T H E UNIVERSAL LAW

O F LOVE.

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Wal te r Russe l l Sc D and Lao Russe l l

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Copyrighted 155 1 by Walter and L a o R u s s e l l

ANSWERS TO STUDENTS QUESTICNS

We find i t v e r y su rp r i s i ng , a s wel l a s g ra t i fy ing , to find that the quest ions

which s tudents a r e asking a r e becoming f ewer a s t he i r knowledge i n c r e a s e s ,

aild a r e becoming m o r e arrd m o r e s c i en t i f i c and philosophical r a t h e r than m e t a -

phys ica l a s they w e r e in the beginning.

As a m a t t e r of f ac t many b e g i n n e r s among the s tudents have f r ank ly s t a t ed

tha t the s c i e~ l t i f i c p a r t s we re way o v e r t h e i r heads and w e r e di f f icul t to

unders tand . T h e s e s a m e s tudents now s a y the v e r y opposite Many v e r y

e a g e r l y r e a c h out f o r the sc ien t i f i c explanat ion of th ings and wr i te u s that they

a r e becoming " m o r e scientifically minded11 and m o r e and m o r e they au tomat i -

ca l ly apply L-4W and PRINCIPLE t o the solution of p r o b l e m s .

C v e r and o v e r again we s ay a s we now again s a y , that the knowledge which

i s scientif ically g iven in these l e s s o n s , and applied a s workable phi losophy, i s

sufficient unto i t s e l f f o r the solut ion of all p rob l ems It is sufficient a l s o a s a

b a s i s f o r laying down a policy of a c t i on f o r today and the fu ture

T h e r e i s n o n e e d t o g o to o t h e r s Y o u h a v e the LAW a n d f u l l k n o w l e d g e of

765

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God's ways. Month by month you have obse rved the interweaving of' that

golden thread of BALANCE which h a s become a strong f o r c e i n guiding your

meditations.

We t r e a s u r e hear ing of the wonderful r e s u l t s of s t rength i n the car ry ing

of your DESIRE into medi ta t ion with full knowledge that the way f o r fulfi l lment

of your des i re will come to you i f you ta lk t o God about i t , When you ask

advice f rom o t h e r s you sub t r ac t f r o m your own t ranscendency.

Transcendent beings do not thus sub t r ac t f r o m themse lves . F o r th is r e a -

son we again s a y to you that we a r e p l ea sed because you want t o know m o r e o:

God's ways whkch you can only know by the d i r e c t scientif ic approach r a the r

than the ind i rec t metaphys ica l or,e,

The I'ollo-wing ques t ions will i l l u s t r a t e the change in t r e n d toward the m o r e

sciectific approach.

QUESTION, " in F i g u r e s 41, 4 2 , 43 and 44 you desc r ibe how posit ive and

negative el-ectrici ty p ~ l l a p a r t by the i nc rea s ing polar i ty of a growing t r e e , Yo.u

llse that fact to p rove that opposites r e p e l e a c h other ins tead of a t t ract ing e a c h ---7

other a s sc ience t eaches , In F i g u r e s 45, 46 and 47 however, the negative and

positive poles s e e m to pull together a s the t r e e decays . would not that indi-

cate the opposite c h a r g e s a t t r ac t e ach o ther haif or' each cyc le and r epe i during

the other haif ? I '

ANSWER. No. In F i g u r e s 45; 46 and 47 the devital izing t r e e i s losing

i t s vitality, which m e a n s that i t i s los ing i t s power to po la r ize . I t s positive

and negative poles a r e s t i l i pulling a p a r t but with l e s s power . Depolarization

i s taking place a s e a c h pole voids i t s power to pull apa r t . In the f i r s t half of

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the cycle v i t a l i ty i n c r e a s e s which m e a n s that i t s po les pull a p a r t with g r e a t e r

v igo r . In the second half of the cyc l e vi ta l i ty d e c r e a s e s , which m e a n s that i t s

po les lose t h e i r abi l i ty to pull a p a r t f r o m each o ther --but they s t i l l pull a p a r t

unti l the i r v i t a l i ty i s gone, and they have no power left in t h e m to pul l a p a r t .

At no per iod in the cycle do posi t ive and negative po la r i ty a t t r a c t , I t s whole

purpose i s t o pul l a p a r t - - f o r the p u r p o s e of po la r i ty is to divide

QUESTION. "You s o m e t i m e s speak of m e n who a r e unfolding cosmica l ly

a s having e x t r a - s e n s o r y pe rcep t i on . Tha t i n t e r e s t s m e g rea t l y f o r often when

I f e e l t r emendous ly inspired and fo rge t fu l of m y body I s e e m to f e e l and know

things tha t I do not o rd inar i ly know,

"The r e s e a r c h into e x t r a - s e n s o r y percep t ion c a r r i e d on a t Duke Univer -

s i ty i n t e r e s t s m e v e r y much b e c a u s e m a n y of the th ings done t he r e exper i -

menta l l y , which t hey cannot expla in . happen to m e constant ly and I cannot

expla in t h e m One s t range thing happens v e r y often to m e When m y wife h a s

been away over long and I wonder w h e r e she i s and ge t wor r i ed about he r

absence s h e will s a r e l y ca l l m e on the telephone and te l l m e where she i s and

why she w a s de layed But s t r a n g e r still. I wil l suddenly f e e l compelled t o go

to the door a minute o r two be fo re she a r r i v e s h o m e . I f e e l s u r e that she i s

t h e r e , and i t is m o s t always t r u e tha t she actually does a r r i v e within a m i n u t e .

" I w i sh you would explain t h i s sc ien t i f i ca l ly . f o r I have no explanation

f o r i t wha t soeve r . The s t a t emen t you m a d e about o n e ' s s ense percept ion i n c r e

sing a s h i s knowledge i n c r e a s e s ; and a s mankind b e c o m e s m o r e cosmic , l e ads

m e to bel ieve that you k ~ o w m o r e about th i s phenomena than you c a r e to t e l l

U S I know tha t m a n y o the r s of you r s tudents will apprec ia te deeper knowledge

upon t h i s sub j ec t ,

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ANSWER.. Sense pe rcep t i on m e a n s that one h a s an a w a r e n e s s of mo t ion ,

!.dotion indicates its p r e s e n c e by m e a n s of v ibrat ing waves . T h e r e i s no o ther

-way for one to become a w a r e of mot ion than by onei s abil i ty t o s ense wave

vibrations, which r e a l l y m e a n s to f e e l wave v ibra t ions ,

You f e e l wave v ih r a t i ons by seeing t hem with your e y e s , hear ing t h e m with -

yo;lr e a r s , srneil ing t h e m with your nose ,, t a s t ing t hem with your tongue o r

tauching t h e m with your body. All of these "five senses" a r e but one - - the

sense of fee l ing lnotion of s o m e kind, somewhere ,

NOW we ge t to the S a s i s o i sensing--for mot ion i s a l l t ha t one s ense s , and

wken motion begins ?.n any kind of wave v ib r a t i on . that mot ion c a n be s ensed by

some peopie m o r e t han o the r s ; some an ima l s m o r e than o the r s : and some

.znir;lals m o r e thar, h.apnans,

Xumar-s, f o r example , cannot h e a r the sounds of i n s e c t s which a r e load

sonnds to s o m e b i r d s " Humans cannot s-mell a s an ima l s do. T h e i r " s ense

perception" of l=eari;lg and srneiitng is not anywhere n e a r a s keen a s that of

2. dog.

-gave -.rLSra-1Xons r ange f r o m a t r i l l ionth ( o r m o r e ) of a c en t ime te r i n wave

length, or h~and reds of thousands p e r secocd in t i n e , t o h a n d r e d s of f e e t o r

=ties irs length f o r or,e wave.

The adcompanying d i a g r a m will i i l u s t r a t e th is p r inc ip le . See F i g u r e 116.

The little white s l i t i n t h i s -*hole range of s e n s e percep t ion shows how s m a l l

m e i s sense pe rcep t i on 02 see ing i s . It i s m a r k e d A. Tha t s m a l l s l i t m a r k s

tI:e r a q e of wave .~Sbrat fons which the eye c a n s e e , a s m a l l co lo r range on

e i tker side of incandescen t white l ight ,

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THIS DIAGRAM ILLUSTRATES THE RESTRICTED LIMITS O F HUMAN VISIBILITY

When that range of sense perception bv the m e a n s of sight ends , down in -

t he u l t r a violet on the blue side, your body can fee l what your eyes cannot see.

It will become violently tanned by violet r a y s which a r e beyond your range of

sight. Also the photo negative can see m o r e than you can.

F a s t e r than the ultraviolet a r e X r a y s which can see through your body,

and you can i n c r e a s e your range of s ense percept ion by multiplying your v i s -

ib le range. e lec t r ica l ly and photographically, so that you can s e e your own

skeleton. By th is m e a n s you enlarge your range of sense percept ion mechan-

ica l ly .

Beyond X r a y s a r e gamma and cosmic r a y s which a r e thodsands of t imes

f a s t e r vibrat ions than X r ays . Natural ly they a r e f a r beyond m a n ' s range of

s e n s e percept ion, f o r life would be in to le rab le if the range were s o grea t .

Between the t remendous blue and r e d expanses of the wave octave i s that

n a r r o w li t t le range which l imi t s man . When m a n ' s l imit i s reached on the red

s ide he can multiply h is power to pe rce ive wave vibrat ions by an ins t rument

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cal led the bolometer. By means of i t he c a n m e a s u r e I n i r a - r e d var ia t ions

which the eye canrlot possibly see , To the e y e those r a y s a r e black, yet the

ba t can actual ly s ee t h e m a s light, and s o c a n m a n y other a ~ l m a l s . By apply-

ing the knowledge given you in lesson n u m b e r 43 you know tha t the bat i s not

r ea l l y seeing light, but i s sensing motion.

The E a s t m a n Company produced a nega t ive s o sensi t ive t o i n f r a - r ed rays ,

that when f o r t y o r f i f ty people were photographed in a r o o m s o d a r k that one

coirld not s e e h i s own hand, the photograph iooked like any o ther photograph

taken in the light. E v e r y face was a s fully recognizab le and the shadows ca s t

by the light source w e r e a s sharp and c l e a r a s those produced in the upper

range of s l c~ i igh t s o u r c e s , Agalr, we say, t h e explanation is not i n g r ea t e r

power of vis ion but g r e a t e r sensitivity to t he n o t i o n of sho r t wayes of high

f r eq -~ency , o r vice v e r s a ,

F a r t k e r s t i i l beyond. the ini ' ra-red t h e r e a r e the long r a d a r wa-aes which a

b " a~ car_ sepse with i t s body a s it f l ies and thus m i s s hitting ob jec t s in the dark

which a r e beyond the r ange of I t s sight s e n s i n g , Man h a s been able to increase .-.__

his sense r ange , mechanical iy , by muIt4pSy-ir_g the potential of t he se radio

waves s o tha t they c a n be detected by an e l e c t r i c a l condenser ,

The mach5n.e which shor tens these wa.res in to m a n ' s range of hear ing is

an extension of h i s body- which makes i t pos szisie f o r a sh:p to sefise what i s

ahead in the da rk , o r fog, o r under i t , the way the bat does with h i s actual

'bo~?y-~

Beyond th i s r ada r r azge a r e other l onge r 41-rjadzasting and r ad io waves

which a lso a r e v e r y a r beyond rnanls range of percept ion, ,

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What a r e these long rad io waves ? They a r e the sounds of your voice; f o r

one example , which spread out th rough the universe in ever lengthening waves

a t the speed of l igh t , unti l they p a s s beyond the range of m a n ' s percep t ion a

hundred feet o r s o away f r o m that sound of your vo ice ,

Man h a s been enabled to condense those, long waves which no m a n can h e a r

in to shor t ones which he can h e a r . B y shor tening them to the lengths and f r e -

quenc ies which come f r o m you a s sound waves other people a l l oirer the globe

c a n hea r what you s a y a s c l ea r ly a s though they were in the s a m e r o o m with

yoi.1, That i s what condensing m e a n s It i s a l so what polarizing F-eans.

"Dying" sounds a r e being r e su r r e c t ed a s llliving" sounds.

That i s another mechanica l way of extending the sense percept ion of

humans , I t m a y be poss ib le , s o m e day. to repola r ize wave r e c o r d s of vo ices

h e a r d i n the long p a s t . The pr inc ip le i s the s ame but e l ec t r i ca l knowledge i s

s t i l l i n i t s beginnings,

Give thought to th is with u s f o r a m o m e n t . We a l l v e r y thoughtlessly f ee l

tha t our spoken words die soon alCter we have spoken them. We do not r ea l i ze

tha t the words a s well a s the thoughts which caused them a r e e t e rna l ly

r e c o r d e d a s negative images i n r e v e r s e . These r e c o r d s live e t e rna l ly through

a l l the un iverse . Man h a s been enabled t o condense them while they a r e c losel ;

c i r c l i ng the e a r t h . When. howeve r , they r e a c h too f a r out i n t he i r s p i r a l jour -

ney away f r o m the e a r t h i t m a y be tha t m a n can never mechanica l ly rewind

those long s p i r a l s into sho r t enough ones fo r u s to h e a r . o r see

It IS poss ib le , however, , f o r C o s m i c conscious humans to s e e , hea r and

f e e l waves which e l e c t r i c a l m a c h i n e s could never condense. The whole human

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race i s gradual ly increas ing i t s sense range into f a r r e a c h e s of the Cosmos

The growth of God awareness i n man i s the m e a s u r e of h i s increasing sense

perception

Cosmic knowledge i s the fulcrum which r eache s out into i t s thought -wave

extensions to i n t e rp re t the rhythms, and the meaning of those thought waves

with which space i s so fi l led. As your Cosmic a w a r e n e s s i nc reases your range

of sense percept ion proportionately i nc rease s .

Your increas ing God awareness extends your s e n s e perception into i n - ~ i s - L*,

ible thought waves by intensive decentration. You then br ing these infinitely

long thought-wave s into the g rea t e r f requenc ies of s h o r t waves by intensive

concentration. This enables you to vision your thought body into f o r m and

motion of your imagining which you might c a r r y f u r t h e r by giving i t a ma te r i a l

body, or you m a y not , The power and the p r o c e s s a r e the s ame whether you

do give i t a m a t e r i a l body o r leave i t unfinished a s a men ta l image , a menta l

I1dream1l

If you do give your vision a m a t e r i a l body you p a s s i t on to the cul ture of

the future , which a ids o thers to find that kingdom of heaven which a l l a r e s eek -

ing. If you do not do so you have a t l eas t found m o r e Light on your own path

which c a ~ n o t but help to i l lumine o thers to the extent i n which you have LIVED

it , thus uplifting o the r s to the extent that they can s e e the Light of your e x a m -

ple extended to themselves .

If YOU would know the g rea t glory of extending your sense perception into

the invisible - -into the s i lences and the un ive r sa l s t i l lne s s of God's Light - -go

deeply into commuriion with God a s much and a s often a s you can.

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In meditat ion with God you m a y exp lore the v a s t reaches of the thought-

wave un ive r se where C r e a t i o n in to the bodies of th ings begins. Go t h e r e f o r e

and walk and talk with God. "See H i m . Know H i m Be Him. Be thou th'z

f u l c r u m of thine own power . " The f u l c r u m of power i s KNC'W LEDGE of Idind.

I t s ex tens ion into waves of mot ion i s the THINKING of Mind.

One hour spent with God in the dep ths of H i s f o r e s t s could give you m c r e

of weal th than a thousand she lves of books o r mounta ins of gold. One hou r

s p e n t a lone with God could unfold you t oward the higher s t r a t a of Mind-power

in tended f o r man, than whole l i b r a r i e s of books could give to you i n c e n t u r i e s ,

We s a y to you, t h e r e f o r e , tha t when you can continuously walk and t a lk

wi th God and work a s ONE with H i m you c a n then know His m a s t e r f u l n e s s

m a n i f e s t e d in your w o r k s ; and you r Mind wi l l be One with His in the e c s t a s y

of H i s rhy thmic thinking.

QUESTION. "It i s diff icult f o r m e t o r e a d j u s t m y old teachings tc s u c h

ne.2 thinking a s .yours but I a m g radua l l y doing s o . Ju s t now I a m s t ruggl ing

t o r e c o n s t r u c t my t r ad i t i ona l b e l i e f s concern ing po l a r i t y to your v e r y d i f f e r -

e n t t each ings which a r e d i a m e t r i c a l l y opposi te t o conventional text book ach -

i n g s .

"What puz=les m e m o s t i s you r s t a t e m e n t tha t an anode--or posi t ive

po l e - -is a l s o a cathode- and a ca thode - - o r negat ive pole i s a l so an anode

"1 quote the following f r o m a t ex t book def ini t ion of polar i ty , which i s

c o n t r a r y t o your teachings: ' P o l a r i t y i s the p r o p e r t y pos se s sed by c e r t a i n

b o d i e s , by which they e x e r t f o r c e s in oppos i te d i r ec t i ons with a posi t ive pole power

hav ing power to a t t r a c t a n d a nega t ive pole having/to repe l ' Will you c l a r i f y

t h i s f o r m e piease ?

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I1Also please t e l l m e if the tex t books a r e r igh t in saying that the posi t ive

(anode) pole i s the t e r m i n a l by which a n e l e c t r i c c u r r e n t e n t e r s a conductor on

i t s way to the cathode,

ANSWER to f i r s t question: The definit ion given f o r polari ty i s not only

ent i re ly i nco r r ec t i n r e g a r d to Na tu ra l Law which we a r e teaching, but i t i s

inconsistent with your old t rad i t iona l t each ings

F o r example the words - - "exer t f o r c e s i n opposite directions" - -mean tha t

they pull away f r o m each o ther - -which i s TRUTH. Your t radi t ional text book

teachings t e l l you, however , that t he se two opposi te express ions of po la r i ty

a t t r ac t each o ther , How c a n the se two f o r c e s a t t r a c t each other and a l s o pull

away f r o m each o ther , I wonder why you have not long ago thought th is d i s -

crepancy out fo r yourself , You might a s cons i s ten t ly say that a m a n can walk

for-ward and backward a t the s a m e t ime

Tne definiticn then s a y s that "the pos i t ive pole h a s the power t o a t t r a c t

and the negative pole h a s the power to r e p e l . I wonder why you have never

thought that one out fo r yourse l f while exper iment ing with a b a r magnet and

na i l s , or i r o n fi l ings, Yoil know tha t both ends will a t t rac t - -and equally. One

end will. pick up a s much weight i n i r o n I ' ilings, o r a s many nai ls a s the o the r .

Each oEe i s equzlly grav i ta t ive and rad ia t ive

Likewise, both ends will repe l - -and equal ly . But what i s i t they r e p e l ?

Neither r e p e l s the i ron f i l ings , o r the na i l s f o r they f a i r l y jump at e i ther pole

and clir,g s o h a r d that you can f e e l t he i r r e luc t ance to leave by the i r r e s i s t a n c e

t o being pulled away :ram e i the r pole .

What i s i t that they do r e p e l ? The pos i t ive pole r epe l s the negative. I t

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pushes j.t away to the other end of e a c h nail a s f a r a s i t wil l go , f o r they a r e

opposites and opposi tes oppose- - they do not a t t rac t . And the negative pole

does the s a m e thing to the posi t ive

In other words : both poles do exac t ly the same thing but each i s the r e v e r s e

of the o the r . E a c h pole pul ls i n w a r d to exp re s s the force of g rav i ty and e a c h

pole , l ikewise , t h r u s t s outward t o e x p r e s s the force of rad ia t iv i ty , T h e r e f o r e ,

both a r e anodes and both a r e ca thodes , f o r eve ry light p a r t i c l e which approache

e i ther i s posi t ive . ( for i t i s con t rac t ing) and every light pa r t i c i e which l eaves

e i ther i s negat ive ( fo r i t i s expanding) ,

P o i a r i t y r e a l l y m e a n s the d iv i s ion of a balanced condit ion- - such a s the

un ive r sa l eqizil ibrium- -into two equa l ly unbalanced condit ions which have t o

move to find t h e i r l o s t balance. M a t t e r does not a t t r a c t ma t t e r . , n o r does i t

r e p e l Motion e x i s t s sole ly because each of the two divided condit ions a r e s e e k .

Eng balance i n e a c h o ther ,

The re i s ano ther d i sc repancy i n the text book definit ion you quoted. That

i s the s t a t emen t t h a t "polar i ty i s t he p rope r ty pos se s sed by c e r t a l n bodies : "

e t c . What your t e x t book m e a n s i s tha t i r on can be po l a r i zed to pick hp i r o n ,

but a l l bodies of e v e r y kind a r e p o l a r i z e d -

E v e r y c e l l i n yo-cr body, e v e r y pianet and s t a r i n the heavens and e v e r y

par t ic le of l ight i n the un iverse h a s no r th and soilth po les loca-ted a s f a r away

f r o m each o ther a s they can ge t , a n d a l so a s f a r f r o m t h e i r mutua l equa tors

a s they can g e t .

ANSWER to second question: The e l ec t r i c c u r r e n t t r a v e l s both ways

through a w i r e no t just one way. T h e way you can r e a s o n th i s out f o r

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yourself i s a s follows: Begin your reason ing p r o c e s s f r o m the source of the

cur ren t , such a s an e l ec t r i c s to rage ba t t e ry . Th i s cons i s t s of two ce l l s , one

of which i s p lu s equi l ibr ium and the o ther i s m i n u s equ i l ib r ium.

In other words one i s l ike a highly c o m p r e s s e d g a s which needs to explode

outward to f ind i t s balance, The o ther i s l ike a vacuum tube which needs to

explode inward t o find i t s ba lance , The m o m e n t you connect t hem with a w i r e

each seeks what i t needs f r o m the o ther one on the other s ide of the i r mutua l

equator,

The c u r r e n t r uns both ways to in te rchange . You ca l l i t a n e l ec t r i c c u r r e n t

i f the equalization p r o c e s s i s sent through a s m a l l gage w i r e conduit ,or a s h o r t

c i rcui t if you send i t through a la rge w i r e , In a sho r t c i r c u i t the r e s i s t ance t o

each o the r ' s pass ing cause s a b u r s t of f l a m e , In a s m a l l gage wi re the r e s i s t -

ance i s not so g r e a t so the " sho r t c i rcu i t " t a k e s a long t ime t o equalize both

ce l l s into what i s known a s a dead ba t t e ry .

QUESTION. "In speaking of d e s i r e should we r e a c h the s t i l lness and a s k

God to d e c l a r e H i s will, o r should we take our d e s i r e to H i m ? I do not feel

ce r ta in whether I should a s k God to m a k e known H i s d e s i r e s with m e , o r

whether I should take m y d e s i r e to H i m , I a m confused ove r the point o fGod ' s

W i l l and m y Will, I '

ANSWER. Take your d e s i r e t o God. Ask H im to show you the way to f u l -

f i l l i t o r to keep you f r o m fulfilling it if i t i s not i n l ine with your unfolding d e s -

tiny. You a r e Mind--the God-Mind, You a r e c o - C r e a t o r with God. Your

de s i r e i s p a r t of C rea t i on - -YOUR p a r t , You a r e not a mar ione t t e dangling on

a str ing. Do not d i f ferent ia te between YOUR Will and GOD'S W i l l . They a r e

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ONE - -the univer s a l WILL - -o r SOUL--from which de s i r e sp r ings f o r fulfill-

m e n t . Become tha t ONE UNIVERSAL WILL. Ask of i t a s being God Ask of

i t a s beinn YOU P l a c e voursel f whe re the Law works with vou to the fulf i l l-

m e n t of your d e s l r e .

Le t m e give you an example . Suppose you a r e now f a r along i n the fulf i l l-

m e n t of a d e s i r e , You have opened a bus ine s s and a r e p r o g r e s s i n g s teadi ly .

You decide that you want to bo r row fif ty thousand d o l l a r s t o push your business

and you a s k God t o fuli i i? your d e s i r e . YOE a r e working with the LAW when

you beco,me a p a r t of the Un ive r sa l Will and the law wii i not l e t ycu have that

f i f ty thousand d o l l a r s . The Sank r e t u r n s your application with a poli te NO.

You would be b i t t e r l y disappointed if you did not know that God IS helping your

b u s i n e s s by keeping you. f r o m making t ha t loan. Knowing yoEr Onenes s with

Cod you a r e not d i s a p p o i ~ t e d Yoil then s eek deeper unders tand ing and within

a v e r y sho r t t i m e you wil l be shown that you would have h a r t : r a t h e r than have

helped yGur Susfne s s i f you had eaken on that debt

Your c o ~ f i l s i o n a s to God ' s W i l l o r )rov.rs i s due t o your having not ye t

a r r i v e d a t that point whe re yoEr ONENESS with Cod is abso lu t e . God says :

"See Me, Kncw M e , Be Me . I ' You can overcome that def ic iency by getting

=GTe and m o r e i ~ t o the hab i t of Tvvorking knowingly with God i r o n moment to

m o m e n t AS ONE - -.not a s TWO. Medi ta te a l so with H im AS ONE - -no t a s T w o

YOU wiil then have no f u r t h e r confzs ion r ega rd ing whether YOUR Will o r God ' s

v'iil i s t o be done V'hen you a r e working knowingly with the La.w your d e s i r e s

. . wil l be fulfilled wi th the precls:oc in which the r o s e leaf unfolds o r a planet

k e e p s to i t s o rb i t It is cn?y when you c e a s e being SENSrED SODY and

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become KNO WING MIND tha t the t r ue v i s ion of your destiny li e s before you l ike

an illumined path. You c a n follow that LIGHT and never s tumble when you

ARE THAT LIGHT.

QUESTION, ' !The God Mind being omnipotent and omnip re sen t , would not

the thinking which s p r i n g s f r o m that Mind be of the s a m e qua l i ty - -hence not

i l lusion? By i l lus ion do you mean not p e r m a n e n t and changing? I s t he r e no

objective un ive r se ? Would not the vis ible u n i v e r s e be a s r e a l a s the Mind.

which c rea ted i t ? I 1

AN.SWER, The thoughts of Mind a r e not Mind. Think of your own thoughts.

Yoa might wr i te a p l ay of imaginative thoughts and ideas . They would be e v e r

changing but you would not be . They might include a m u r d e r and m u r d e r e r

without your becoming one. And the play you wr i t e ha s only t he r ea l i t y which

your imagination h a s given i t . And if you do not wri te the p lay , but only think

it: the re i s nothing tangible to become object ive fo r another one t o s ee . He

coilld see YOU, who thought i t , but he could no t s e e the thoughts . Thoughts

of a person a r e not t he p e r s o n .

Thoughts become object ive when they a r e given f o r m , T h e only f o r m that

can b e given i s the f o r m of the motion which r e c o r d s the thoughts . The r e c o r d -

ing apparatus -which g ive s f o r m to those thoughts i s an e l ec t r i c i n s t rumen t

which God u s e s to r e c o r d H i s thoughts. T h i s uni t t e l l s you about i t , I t s name

f s wave-field. I t s p roduc t i s motion. The r e s u l t a n t f o r m s of t ha t motion a r e

i i iusions - - m i r a g e s - -un rea l i t i e s which s imu la t e what they a r e not . We hope

th is will c l a r i fy your confusion.

QVESTION, "Say one l i v e s to 70 y e a r s t hen (d ies ) t akes 70 y e a r s of r e s t .

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Does one au tomat ica l ly begin the work p e r i o d o r does o n e ' s d e s i r e s have some -

thing to do with i t ? How do we ge t a phys i ca l body a g a i n ? Do we f a s t en on to

an unborn ch i l d?"

ANSV;ER. Al l ef fects of po l a r i za t i on a r e both cycl ic and per iod ic You

have a dai ly cyc le of living and a night ly cyc le of dying They balance Tha t i s

po la r iza t ion f o r a day followed by depo la r i za t i on f o r a night You do not au to-

ma t i ca l l y awaken in the morning and " f a s t e n on to an unborn child" You

awaken and r e p o l a r i z e your body f o r ano ther day of l iving.

You a l s o have a life cycle of po l a r i za t i on and depola r iza t ion . When you

awaken you do not f a s t en or, to ano the r body, you f a s t e n on t o your own Y O X -

a lways have a body-- the kind of a body you a r e making . You m a y d i s ca rd i t

f o r another but tha t other was r e g e n e r a t e d f r o m the p a t t e r ~ l YOU made f o r it.

-- ' iOV ex i s t e t e r n a l l y YOU t.hir?k e t e r n a l l y YOU a r e constant ly recording

YOUR thinking in e i ec t r i c waves of m a t t e r which const i tu te YOUR body. You

do not r e c o r d yorrr thc l~ghts ir? ano the r p e r s o n ' s body You could do thf s,

D e s i r e h a s milch to do with the pe r iod i c i t y of your r e t u r n i ~ g Jus t a s a

f i r e m a n m u s t be awakened to a t tend t o w o r l d ' s needs i f the neces s i t y a r l s e s

so c a n world d e s l r e affect your p e r i o d i c i t y and ca l l you back be iore your p e r -

lad o i r e s t i s no rma l ly cliier t o he lp s a t i s f y world needs You a r e a pa r t of

wor ld d e s i r e and wor ld destiny a s we l l a s of your own p e r s o n a l one As un i -

v e r s a l Miad you a r e subject to the c a l l of u n i v e r s a l Mind

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Treasu.red Students ,

These l e s s o n s have been wri t ten i n the hope that the new knowledge con -

tained in t h e m would ma te r i a l l y help to unfold Cosmic a w a r e n e s s in those who

a r e des i rous of g r e a t e r Cosmic Consc iousness and a r e r e a d y f o r i t ,

It i s , t h e r e f o r e , ex t r eme ly gratifying to have so many l e t t e r s f r o m ou r

student f r i e n d s which give g r e a t evidence of t ranscendent a w a r e n e s s f a r beyond

their f o r m e r normalcy . L e t t e r a f te r l e t t e r contains evidence of not only

increased m e n t a l percep t ion into the r e a l m s of the unknown--and presumably

unknowable--but a l s o of i nc rea sed range of s ense percep t ion ; which comes a s

a natural c o r o l l a r y a s Mind awarenes s i n c r e a s e s ,

We have answered one of these ques t ions regard ing e x t r a s e n s o r y p e r c e p -

tion in L e s s o n No. 44, But we think you migh t a l l be m o r e highly insp i red to

increase y o u r men ta l percept ion through becoming m o r e one with God if you

could but r e a l i z e tha t your sense percep t ion would i n c r e a s e to ex t raord inary ,

and even amazing ly , g r e a t e r range .

It s e e m s s t r ange , but i t i s t r u e , tha t the m o r e one can fo rge t h i s body the - grea te r his body sense percept ion i n c r e a s e s . The human r a c e is unfolding in

that d i rec t ion . T h e r e will come a t i m e when o n e ' s s e n s e percep t ion will r e a c h

so f a r that one can s ense the thoughts of o t h e r s f o r thousands of mi l e s a s

c lear ly a s one can now sense them by r ead ing a c a b l e g r a m .

In this s h o r t space i t i s not poss ib le f o r m e to te l l you a t g r e a t length how

I could s e n s e a l l motion in a l l the un ive r se during pe r iods of m y thir ty-nine

day Cosmic experieilce in 1921 but I c a n br ie f ly t e l l i t and the chemical , a s t r o -

nomical and other c h a r t s I have m a d e , and the new knowledge which I have given

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to the world because of i t , i s indisputable proof of i t s t r u th ,

During that p e r i o d I could s e n s e a l l C r e a t i o n i n the making . When I

became wholly Light of Mind I became the f u l c r u m f r o m which a l l thought-

r e c o r d s w e r e extended. I became a foca l point i n the s t i l lness f r o m which the

un ive r se of a l l CAUSE and a l l E F F E C T w a s extended.

In a f l ash i t w a s a l l m i n e t o know, a s o t h e r s i n pas t h i s t o ry have been m a d e

t o know in one ins tan taneous f l a s h . But I w a s not permi t ted t o be jus t that f ~ l -

c r u m of Light f o r one ins tan t , f o r t h e r e w a s a purpose back of that expe r i ence ,

Tha t purpose was t o i n t e r p r e t G o d ' s M e s s a g e to m a n of th is age ir, the rhy thms

of I i i s knowing, and t o give m a n a new cosmogony upon which to bi;.ild a new

wor ld i n m a n ' s unfolding.

That i s why tha t s e v e r a n c e f r o m body to become Mind alone f o r a n ins tan t

of t ime took place , and why it was then extended into the un ive r se of t ime and

mot ion in o r d e r tha t I could give body f o r m s t o G o d ? s Message and t o H i s

KNO WZNG .

During that pe r iod the inv i s ib le r ange of percept ion was wholly m i n e . I

coilld l l pe r ce ive i f all mot ion . Al l of God ' s p r o c e s s e s of Crea t ion w e r e brought

within the range of my sense pe rcep i l on . 4. could " seeH light winding up into

incandescen t s p h e r e s and u n w i n d i ~ g i r ~ t o the void f r o m which they sprang. . I

could s ee the wave and e v e r y v a r i a t i o n of its t cna l buildirig in ta oc taves and

t hose octave waves which mai l c a r ~ n o t s e e , c r pe rce ive , even with i n s t r u m e n t s .

wei-e as c l ea r to percep t ion as t hose f ive and a half octaves which he car,

p e r c e i v e

F o r days I f e l t the m o v e m e n t s of ocean beds where mighty a d j ~ ~ s t m e n t s

a r e taking place to keep the p lane t in ba lance espec ia l ly in the Pac i f ic whe re

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mighty changes will t ake p l ace some day not too f a r away i n t i m e , I strongly

fe l t the nea rnes s of J a p a n ' s plunge into deep s e a s . It took s e v e r a l days of effort

to obli terate th i s sensing which I made g r e a t e f f o r t to do because such things

were not a p a r t of m y p u r p o s e , nor of m y commanding .

When, however , t h i s extended sensing r e a c h e d into the heavens I held to

them and rapidly m a d e d i a g r a m s of the m a n y th ings which m u s t be wr i t t en down

and charted f o r man!:s new knowing.

At one t ime I cha r t ed the whole so l a r s y s t e m and a l l of the balanced r e l a -

t ions of each planet t o e a c h other , and to i t s c e n t r a l sun. Be fo re that 1921

experience I knew p rac t i ca l l y nothing about a s t r o n o m y ,

The drawing I then m a d e was upon t i s s u e p a p e r . I kept past ing new s e c -

tions to i t a s I found I had not sufficient s p a c e f o r the orb i t s of ou t e r planets

and their re la t ive pos i t i o r~s with each o the r . Although I have los t t h i s drawing

I have the evidence of the accu racy of the i n t e rp l ane t a ry posi t ions and r e l a -

t ions thus cha r t ed , because I employed an a s t r o n o m e r to mathemat ica l ly check

my drawings and give m e the resul t of h i s f ind ings . I sha l l p r e s e r v e these

answers f o r pos te r i ty and hope, some day, t o a l s o find the drawing which i s ,

perhaps, i n some forgot ten portfolio,

Each of the p lane ts i n that drawing w e r e i n t he i r p roper p lace in re la t ion

to each other and to the s u n with some s l ight inaccraracies due to the difficulty

of making accu ra t e p ro jec t ion with T s q u a r e s and t r i ang les upon t i s s u e paper .

It would take many pages to begin to c o v e r the m i r a c l e s which unfolded

i ~ t o cor~lmonplace na tu ra lnes s during t h i s t h i r t y -n ine day per iod , s o the above

mus t suffice a s b r ie f ly s ta ted examples whfch d o not even touch the edge of

g r ea t e r things which 1 have not yet told to m a n , nor perhaps can eve r t e l l ,

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The lesson you can l e a r n f r o m th i s i s that the m o r e you can become the

s t i l l fu lc rum of C o s m i c KNOX-ING the m o r e you can extend the l e v e r of your

thinking f r o m tha t f u l c r u m and m a k e i t s meaning known to you.

If what i s h e r e i n wr i t t en will he lp you to i nc rea se your own Cosmic aware -

n e s s f o r even a l i t t l e , i t i s wel l wor th having told you what h e ~ g h t s you can

r e a c h in your journey toward human t ranscendency .

Our loving t h o ~ g h t s to you a lways , espec ia l ly now b e c a i ~ s e of having

r eached the l a s t l e s s o n of t h i s C o u r s e .

Sincerely y o u r s ,

Walter R u s s e l l