The Battle Ground

Each and every one of our eighty-odd elementary substances owe

their condition--whether solid, liquid, or gas--to their rate

of vibration. We have reduced all gases to a liquid and nearly

all to a solid form. Conversely, we have raised all solids to a

liquid and nearly all to a gaseous condition. This has been done

by reducing or raising the vibration of each within one octave

--each one of the eighty odd having a special octave, a tone or

half-tone different from any other. Normally, the solids,

vibrating in the lower notes, gather together under Attraction;

while the gases, vibrating in the higher notes, diffuse under

Repulsion. Between them, created by the interchange of these two

forces, is our "skin" of phenomena, or kinetics.

Broadly, the attraction of the universe comes from its vibration

at certain centres in the three higher notes; the repulsion

comes from its vibration everywhere else in the three higher

notes. The central note, D of the scale, represents the battle

ground between the field of kinetics. This in simple

illustration is water turning into gas.

This is the great battle ground, the only one worth considering

in a general view. There are minor "critical stages" which the

chemist studies, but for us, in this broad sketch of the

universe, the important battle-ground is that between solid and

liquid on one side representing gravity, and gas on the other,

representing apergy.

All the solids and liquids of this earth of ours gather at the

centre, in a core, each of the elements (or their combinations)

in this core vibrating in their three lower notes, producing the

attraction, which is "in proportion to the mass" and which

decreases from the surface of the core "as the square of the

substance."

Around this central core gather all the elements vibrating in the

three higher notes of their octave as gases, producing repulsion

which increases by 1.6 for each doubled time. It is worth while

making this clear. It has never before appeared in print.

Let the amount of apergy, or repulsion, or centrifugal force at

the surface of the earth be represented by x. This is the result

of motion at the rate of 1,000 miles per hour. Make this motion

2,000 miles per hour, and the apergy is increased 1.6. Four

thousand miles above the surface of this earth the rotation

is at the rate of 2,000. It is the globe of 48,000 miles in

circumference revolving in 24 hours, and the speed is doubled.

This apergy has increased by 1.6. As the apergy increases at

this rate every time the speed is doubled, at a distance

of 21,000 miles the speed is 7,000 miles per hour and the

centrifugal force has been increased nearly four times what it

was at the surface of the ocean. The attraction has been

decreased to about one-thirtieth. At the surface it is equal to

120 x. At 4,000 miles to one-quarter, or 30 x; at 16,000 miles

to one-sixteenth, or 7 x; and at 21,000 miles to 4 x.

If "equatorial gravity is about 120 times that of the equatorial

apergy," at the ocean level, then at the distance of 21,000 miles

from it, in a revolving globe, the two forces would be equal;

the "pull" of each being 4 x, and an anchor will weigh no more

than a feather, for weight is the excess of gravity or apergy.

If the pyramids had been built of the heaviest known material on

the gases 21,000 miles above us, and so that they should revolve

in the same time, 7,000 miles per hour, they would remain there.

All the attraction of the solid core of the earth that could be

exerted on them at that distance would not be enough to pull them

an inch nearer to it through our gaseous envelope. Their gaseous

foundation there would be as firm as igneous rock here.

The force of repulsion created by the three higher notes of an

octave means just as much at the attraction created by the three

lower notes, whether it is in a chemical retort, within this

earth, or within this universe. The two forces balance, and are

exactly equal. They fight only within kinetic zones.

Given the vast manasic globe of differentiated matter, its atoms

uniting in different numbers to form molecules as the bases of

elementary substances, manasic substances, of course. The thrill

of vibration is sweeping through it from the spiritual plane

above, and the elements (and their combinations) which answer in

the lower notes gather and form a core, the Invisible Central

Sun, with its attraction. The elements answering in the higher

notes gather around it with their repulsion. So the two opposing

forces were born, with a vast kinetic skin for a battle-ground

between them.

The attraction of the invisible central sun manifests itself to

us in prakriti as Light. The repulsion of its covering, or the

higher static vibration of manasa, manifests itself to us as

Darkness. The first creative act in or on matter was the

creation of Light and its separation from the Darkness. The next

creative act was the establishment of a kinetic skin or zone

between them, a firmament in which the two forces of Light and

Darkness could strive for mastery. "And God called the firmament

Heaven." The third creative act was the gathering of the solids

and liquids together, and the beginning of the kinetic work in

the creation of forms and shapes, by the cross play of the two

forces in their combinations of solid with gases.

All this had to happen before the manasa combined and dropped in

vibration to prana--and before the pranic globes were formed and

the Light could be manifested to us through them. It may be well

to read the first chapter of Genesis over and ask forgiveness for

our ignorance, from the writer who records this creation of the

pranic globes as the fourth act of creation, and the creation of

the etheric sun and prakritic moon to follow that. That record

is mutilated, fragmentary; but the writer of it knew the facts.

If we had the full story, instead of a sentence here and there,

taken from an older story not to tell of creation but to hide

another tale for the priest, the writer of Genesis would laugh

last.

But let us return to the kinetic skin of energy between Light and

the Darkness--the firmament which God calls Heaven--the battle

ground for gravity and apergy, or attraction and repulsion, or

good and evil, or the powers of light and darkness. This skin is

like that of an onion, thickest at the equator and thinnest at

the poles--not only on this earth but in the solar, alcyonic,

and manasic globes. The equatorial belt, where phenomena are

richest in the manasic globes, we call the Milky Way; in the

solar globe we call it the plane of the ecliptic; and on the

earth, the tropics. Modern science has not yet found it in

Alcyonic globe--because it has never thought of looking for it.

This division of the Light from the Darkness was all that was

required for evolution on the manasic globe within the kinetic

belt. This evolution was not confined to the making of a few

alcyonic or pranic globes. It was (and is) a great and wonderful

evolution beyond words and almost beyond imagination. It is the

Heaven which mankind has longed to see and know. The writer of

Genesis mixed it with the creation of this earth, using earthly

metaphors. Before finding fault, we should better his language.

We have not the words in physics to do it, and must wait for our

metaphysics. But of one thing we may be sure, that the pranic-

alcyonic globes here and there at the "sea level" of the manasic

globe--in what God calls Heaven--amount to no more on that

globe, or in Heaven, than so many balls of thistle-down blown

across a meadow do on this earth of ours. Everything that can be

created in thought must be there. It is in thought only, but in

thought it is differentiated as sharply as anything in prakriti.

The manasic world, the Heaven of the Bible, is as real as our own

world can possibly be; in fact, more real, for when ours is

resolved back into its final elements, it will be but "the dust

of the ground" of the manasic world.

The pranic globes created in this manasic skin by Sound, or the

Logos, or vibration, evolved in identically the same way--with a

central static core and an outer static envelope, of low and high

vibration in prana, creating attraction and repulsion, or gravity

and apergy. The kinetic skin between, in which these forces play

in the pranic world, makes a real, not an imaginary pranic world,

though but a faint reflection of the manasic. When our father,

the Central Invisible Sun, transfers his attraction to these

alcyonic suns, the Light has something in which to manifest

itself, and we "see" this manifesting core and call it Alcyone,

and its manifestation Light; but light in its last material

analysis is but the static mind or thought vibrating in the three

lower notes of the octave.

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