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What is it that prevents that state of flux from taking place? What force or law is it which holds this vast array of vibrations each to its rhythm, and each in its place, allowing just so much interaction and no more?

This is what keeps solid matter in manifestation and in existence at all, preventing the rapid disintegration of the physical into its component parts, and holding the complete edifice of the universe to its slow course?

The answer to this question lies in the word polarity. The electrical energy which is the essence of all matter is divided into two kinds, positive and negative. In any individual, such as a cell or an atom or a human being, these two kinds are never quite equal, and they are for ever striving together to equalize themselves.

It is important that there is no stress or anxiety involved because a variety of the physical effects of stress can inflict problems if they are brought into the picture.

The core of this battle becomes the magnetic pole which runs through every living thing. It is the urge of life expressed physically by what we know as electricity. An atom has such a pole, so has a planet, and so has the solar system. The rays or lines of force which produce these poles play through the atmosphere in all directions, and in all degrees.

They meet, and interrupt each other, because they are never equal in strength. These two unequal opposites of positive and negative, meeting in the air cause a pull or a ’strain’ in the ether. Around that “strain” they swirl, forming a little vortex. The vortex whirls, and an atom has been born into the physical world!

The formation of the atom has depended upon the inequality or unbalance of the meeting forces of positive and negative electricity. The quality or nature of the atom depends therefore upon the respective number and arrangement of the positive and negative electrons composing it.

The positive electrons go to form the proton or nucleus, while the negative electrons swirl round within the periphery of the little vortex, as the planets swirl round the sun. Those on the outermost surface are subjected to the pull of everything outside the atom, and sometimes they are released.

This method can be viewed with ease if you are well experienced in a form of Buddhist meditation, guided meditation, or mindfulness meditation.

When an atom loses one of its electrons, radiation has taken place. The fate of that electron may be to unite or join forces with another unit of a subtler nature than its late harbinger, in which case it joins the rhythm of a higher frequency. An atom is now formed of a more potent type, probably in a higher dimension. Transmutation has taken place.

Transmutation is therefore dependent upon a release from polarity, and polarity is due essentially to a condition of unbalance or inequality, electrical in character.

We can thus state that the crystallization of forces into visible physical matter is due to the existence of electricity in two aspects, positive and negative, which rush together in an effort to unite and fuse, but do not succeed because of inequality in strength.

The result is the formation of atomic matter. If ever the positive and negative charges were to become equalized, fusion would take place, and the neutralized electricity would vanish from our ken, solids would be no more!

Now what relationship does this process of transmutation bear to the evolution of the human race as a whole? What is the secret message of its silent language, and how do its activities cooperate with the dimensions themselves?

The process of transmutation releases units which have been confined to the lower vibrations of atoms forming heavy solid objects, and enables them to come together in higher vibration groups forming objects or substances of more diffused and potent nature.

After further transmutation these particles or units gain the freedom of the ethers, and can fly from star to star, coming under the government of the universe instead of under that of one small solid object.

Biofeedback, neurofeedback, and various versions of breathing exercises all provide a better understanding of these particles.

 

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