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Dynamic Thoughtor

he Law of Vibrant Energy

1906

William Walker Atkinson1862–1932

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Contents

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C IV. …………………… L M A A.C V. ………………………………… T S S.C VI. ………………………………… S B.C VII. …………………………………T Px S.C VIII. ………………………………… T F N.C IX. ……………………………………………R E.C X. ………………………………… T L A.

C XI. …………………… T T D T.C XII. …………………………… T L V E.C XIII. …………………………… T R Sx.C XIV. ………………………………… T M M.C XV. ………………………… T F F M.C XVI. …………………………………… T A.



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“In the Beginning.”

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Chapter III.

The Universality of Life and

Mind.

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Life and Mind Among the

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Chapter V.

The Story of Substance.

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Chapter VI.

Substance and Beyond.

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Atomic Properties A

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. Attraction: T

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“,” P.

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“.” T . W

“P” v E, .

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Malleability: T MA M

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54

, . ., “V” “D.” T“D” “M” weight

“V” .T v “P” S M P, P P, — , x M. W M A, M ,

A, j A P, C P, .

Te Atomic Properties o Substance M, , , x . T M A

A, “C A,” .

A P, v , C , x . A, C C P C, C M.

Some Physical Changes in Substance H, , , , . O P C F x— — v ,

S “,” v . O . E, M .

Chemical Changes , P C, vv M,




55

A M .P C separate M ,

C C M, v , A x , A, . C . T , , ,, , . T C C

A , j , “A A” “C A,” “v” x v A. T A A v A , “” “” v.

A ,

, , , , M M , , ! A M A A M, ! , v , . Dv

‑ A— ,C q.

P C C “” “.” D, , , P C, v “,”v, , , . A D C C

.

T S. Ev — . O v , , , ,



Dynamic hought

56

. A , . N .A ,

v . S , v . M — .M — . D , . B A. A , , v

, C, C . T A E, v v v S— v .

T S “,” “,”“,” ., ,

, . A v, “” , , q S, v v.A “ ” v v, x . V, , q,

‑q, , “”— S , . Hz v S v .O, N, z !

W v A W, , v . A

v S— E, A, W— v . T , , ,





Dynamic hought

58

, S v‑v, “E.”

S v z E E ( x ), v v, . A, , v C. Ev S v C, .

T E, S, ‑:

A. A. A. B.B. B. B. C.C. C. C. C.C. C. F. G.

H. I. I. L.M. M. M. N.N. Ox. P. P.P. R. S. Sv.S. S. S. .Z.

O v, H ; A W,

“1” ; G, 197; L, 207; Sv, 108; Ox, 16;N, 14; I, 56.

T v C, E, vx‑ A, , A “vx‑”

, x , E, v v C, . T C “ S”— , ‑




59

“P M,” “U S.” W S v S

, . B v O S , z “ ”; v, v S v. T S, “C” “E”

“ ” .

A C “P S,” v v v .O M v , ; A v “,” C only one “kind” “” S . J

. I G,Sv, I, H, Ox, E,are composed o identically the same material, and exhibit no

dierences in “kind.” T E “S.” All

Substance is One, at the last analysis!

T C M— E— —

v . N z, , A— , v v v, M. S — U S.T S; S; v . L

S. G C, , z, , ., A Sv‑v E, “” E C, v. Ev A



Dynamic hought

60

‑v C v,v , . A,

, , M— E — C A ( A ), S v .

S C v P M U S— “S”

S . A, “T Uv L M,” M v A, ., C v “L M” v M A. I , . A , v , L M v

. N T E!A C, “ ,”

H’ A, P M ,, , . A H’ A, C.

H P S z, , “ ,” C. T C P,

(1) E M; (2) U , , .; (3) C S Sz, Q, .

T , . I




61

S, P “”— , H,

z, “ ” .



Dynamic hought

62



63

Chapter VII.

The Paradox of Science.

I

n the ,

v ,

S “T E.” F vx q, — . S z E v, x — “ ,” ,

S now . TE v “V” — “W ’ ”— v.

T E , x . A S,

v , , , , . Tv E, , “E A.”A, , G



Dynamic hought

64

v 350 b. c.— 2250 . H ,

. A , , M — , . H v — ,v.

W, A v Uv E,

v , ; v , v . I A believed E, v , E H . A , v —v, , —

. B , v .

T “v” Uv E— .

I L S S E. I

“ ,” S, v E, v, . N , Ev, v “v‑,”

, Bq’ , N’ , , v C R M.

T Wv‑ L H S F E,



he Parado of Science

65

“v” E(A’ ), v E, ,

S, H L.I L H v

184,000 , “v” E v . T Wv‑ NT C,

x . A E Wv , ‑, v q.

L v E v L H, Wv‑‑‑E v v, E

L Ev, , E.

B , Uv E :T v S Uv—

, , “ ” , — S

v L, H, E M v 184,000 . TS “M M”— ,S v j what , j , , ! , .

T Uv E . I “ S”— x . I v— , v. S v



Dynamic hought

66

q “” . A , S

E, “ ” x, . I , , v v . L x S’, , .

L v 184,000 . R,

L H S. A , L S’ L‑v E v , “v” S ’ L . I v

S, “ ”—qS ( ) .T H, ‑ S , ‑v , , , H S, . T E M.

A E, v , , S . T, , , , v v . I v I,

M ; M ; . I S , ,




67

S v 184,000 . A L H v v

, v , .L , v , ‑v G , (‑|‑), v z v , v. A E , v . A S, S v ,

S. A , ‑ v, E v R, v v. L Kv R 19,000,000,000 . S, ,S E “ ,F , I R.”S v “ j.”

O E, P. Ov L , “W v z , , , v S, M, , . A v . T, , —

.” v S

E , q — “” “T” q q

— v T v S .

q , S TUv E S v v S, v



Dynamic hought

68

. I v H S — S. I

v. I F, I. I F. I v A S, S . N vW— , j Gv. I , v , , .

I ” ,” z x “” . I v E M, M . I H, L E. I , M, A C,

S, S v S. I , T Uv E, , S; V‑ G‑ V G; F; ,

. I v q v. I P, A M. I “v” , “” . I S, S , , , S. I E

F, S E F “ ” “” , , .

S , Uv E— “” — “S” q S—




69

q x — S .

I Px . I x S . I — — S . I x v x M,

F E. A , x —, .A , j ,

, z , v , S—Uv E— S ,

. B , , .

S v S v E v v , v, . I v v,

, v — “ ” v v— q S “T E.” T v v, . P.

L, , “M V E,” x v v , E.



Dynamic hought

70

U v R M ( C E, .),

S, v “Vx‑” A. T S vx‑ E, v , q ,

S. I , A vx‑ E, F, , , A z vx‑; ; ., .

T v S, v, v ( ) “vx‑” ,

S “ S,” S— — C E. I , S, S . B E — — . B

v E, v, S C

“vx‑” , A.I S

Gv A E. Gv — “” F, —

v— E “v”— , —, , .A why ,




71

“ ” G Px GSv M S— E A. W

M, F E.



Dynamic hought

72



73

Chapter VIII.

The Forces of Nature.

T

he Substance Uv M. M v v

, P S.

T N—v —v— v. B‑ v P— ‑ , M A, C,

. N F. I ‑ , P Uv v , M, E, Cv P v P . A, ‑,

v , P E, Cv .

B N , q. T ‑ ,



Dynamic hought

74

, P, ‑ ‑ .

T , . O v , , . N — v, .

I — , — “F” , S M—

S v . T S without F, S “.” T , v , , , vv x, D N. T

A— ET— S P A . O L, H E “” v — E, “ E fuid.”

T S F

P S, , , within , . I M M , , O M v v P S, v ,

. T x Gv, F, S, , ., . W Gv .



he Forces of Nature

75

I this , F M— F M originate

M P S, within , . T M S, , T D T v . B, “Force and Matter ,” v , , x: “F v

, .”T “F” P

“T , M.” T “F” “ ,” “E” “P F— ,” “‑” ,

“ .” T “P” , “ M E,” “‑ ,” .; “C A A, x F,” “E,” v , , , x.

T M F

M, “ ” Uv. O F “ ,” M, S, F,. O , “” “M‑F,”

“F‑M.” H “” “S,” M F

“” , “” “S,” M—“H’ S” E, S‑x— C, . (I ” S” , S “M.”)



Dynamic hought

76

T v v v ,

“A F V‑M F,” , q, “F” — “F” M S, M. T v — v —

F, M S,v j .T “M,” P, : “T ,

“v”—(W). S , M v S ; F , M; E “”

F; P A A. I P x, “P E,” · E ; “K E,” E A; , M. W , .

A q , “Cv E,” L P

E . T , S E — , , E, P K. T, E , P E R, Av, K E; E A. T

q E Uv x — — , E— E v , . I



he Forces of Nature

77

E , x v

E— E, q E , — , .

T v j,

j , E M, , , , . T v, E v “,” q M— q x q q , , , M, ,

, . Hv, q v j.

S q , E, , v, L Cv E ,

“T C F,”

E , , , , , . T , x “F M , M,” . T “C F” q , , :

“A v, v 7720 ,

10 F., , v v . A v , ,





he Forces of Nature

79

F v q, ( )

E, , (1) E P Gv; (2) S, . I ’ ’ E—— , v ( ’ v “” v , v ). T F Gv v

‑— , v — v j v v — v ; , , , ‑, ‑, . A, v

, v — , , , ; ; v ; ‑ ; ; E, F M.

A ,

Gv— F— N. N F , , , , — , M, . T F Gv

S ‑, v q. Gv Uv E N M v v. A ,

“” Gv , , “ .” W v



Dynamic hought

80

q Gv , v

D T, . W v v , , x .

B, , E, viz., H, L, M E, Gv A , F

N.



81

Chapter IX.

Radiant Energy.

T

he “kinds” E v , , .

L E,, H.

Heat v ,” ,” S “.” T S. T , v

v x, H E, v P S— “M M.” T H “.” ‑v P S, O M P, v M

P S— v “.” “ v P.”

A S v some — ‑v P. S



Dynamic hought

82

“ ” A Z 491 Z, F,

S v.W — “”

v, , , —H , qz— v .

I P “” H , one .T ” C,” v, H, v S, — , . T ” Cv,”

v S, v — , ‑, ‑, , ., , . T “R,” v v “v E,” , j “T Px S.”

T v , ”C” “Cv” R. F, C P v, , . P how? “B ,” P. B, P v —

“ ” . A “v” , “,” S, “ E,” something that takes its place. S



Radiant Energy

83

, , C R. A Cv.

H v , , v, v P v H. T (1) OM P S, L A, M C A, C, . (2) F “” S,

P v H. (3) F M, v S, E . I v , actual H v P S H, v v, ,

, , ” v v v. T , , “v” H, v v P, H. A , , H P “” x .

T v H v

M , A, R, v x . T “v ” M v z, “Ex” S. I H S Lq; Lq G V, v M.

Magnetism E, v E, , E . S v M, v



Dynamic hought

84

P S, E. T q

M, v .Electricity E, S

v P S. I , H, C R, “v” v v P S v . B

v, E v v , v .S v , v . T x E, v

E, , “v P M.”

Light E, S, , E. A,

, H, L, v. I , j, , , E, H, L, ,, X‑R, Bq R,R v, ., L—

E “Radiant Energy.” I , v M S. Hv, , , ,



Radiant Energy

85

, .

L . I , q . I , S, “v” v . T , v

. B x, , v . , P. L “B,” ,

‑ . L v , ., P M.

L S. B v v M, v “” v . T

v 35,000,000,000,000 per second. T — lowest v — v 450,000,000,000,000 . T , , , , , , , , ,

v— v v 750,000,000,000,000 . T Uv —v — v . I U‑v X‑R, ., “A R,” ,





Radiant Energy

87

128, . T, , v, v, 256,

512, 1,024, 2,048, 4,096, 8,192, 16,384, 32,768, , z , v z . D v , ‑ “,”

, , , , “q” , ‑ .

T ( v v ) — ,

v, , .W ‑ , v

v 35,184,372,088,832 , ‑, . T , . T, , , ’ ,

“.” T, , , , , , , , , v, “‑.” T “‑” zz , , , . T, ,

, v — v . T q v 1,875,000,000,000,000 . T v



Dynamic hought

88

450,000,000,000,000, v 750,000,000,000,000 ,

.S v, , M Vz I, .I ‑v,

“U R” V, , v, x v “X‑R,” . I q E. I

v R R, R E.O v I—

, , , , ,z , . W , M v. S v , . What is being produced? T

v S, , . B E— E, .L v P—C, “” . B — D S .

T v RE “v” E, “ E,” . R , “v” C E’ , ,

v , “v”— v L, H E C v v “v.” T x L,





Dynamic hought

90



91

Chapter X.

The Law of Attraction.

I

n the v v R E, viz., L, H, E M,

M P S. I j “M P.” S z j, “ , v v q,” x. W,

v . I , L A M P.

T L A L N.I . I v. L .

L

x L—Gv. Gv R Uv, E S— S vz “” —



Dynamic hought

92

Gv “ .” L Gv .

I “ ,” v . I , ‑ v .W‑ Gv, v E N F M E—Gv.

W Gv : “T

v .”F , : Every particle o

Substance has an attraction or every other particle.

I v “” , “A” “D,” v “Lv,” . I

, .

A, v S v (v ) v , it has the

means and power to draw that other particle toward itsel, and

to move toward that other particle at the same time. Wv v A : “An

invisible power in a body by which it draws anything to itsel;the power in nature acting mutually between bodies, or ultimate

particles, tending to draw them together, or to produce their

cohesion or combination, and conversely resisting separation.”

T j , “Gv,” “ ,” “

” “,” x — . T S ;



he Law of Attraction

93

“” v x. T

v j z, .T S

Gv. T “” S Gv. T Gv. L L.

I A v — v — Gv. I S, , . T A Gv j

. S vv , , . I , A Gv .

A P, A Gv v j

. A , v .

A, , — A E, , combined v , , . T E C

A, P.

I E “,” , . O , — , —x



Dynamic hought

94

A Gv, xv “”

x . A “ ” v “v” , x , “ .”

S ,

Z, , j , qz—q v, . C ’ 4000 , 100 75 1000

; 50 2000 ; 25 3000 ; N, Z, 4000, C E. T, , S .

F q v , , , x

, x —v z. I , , z , v q . I “” v ( , ) j . T x

x x v , , q . A x





Dynamic hought

96

I , , M M

Gv j M . R, M A , but

there is always a “space” between them , “” . “A v, ,” , .

T , Gv v instantaneously , q ,

L, H, E, M—R E. Lv E ( ‑v) 184,000 . T H E. BGv v . F , x v q . B A Gv instantly.

D z ! I Gv E, “v ,” at once , v v.T , S, F, , . A E . But

wait a bit!B . S Gv does

not require a medium— — “E” .I , Gv RE. A , “‑” v , v

. F , S, M E S, Gv , v .




97

S Gv ; , v . I, ,

“” L, H E.A A.I v A

“C” , , C D, ., . W Av C v,

, , v , v . T M, , “ ,” H, P “R.” B , M Av .

U , M A. T M v , v, A. CH — “” v, , v,

.A v v , ‑

“” M, . ., H, , M,D, ., v Cv M— “v” “” v , v, M

. I v “ .”

E ‑ S P P M M , ” A,”



Dynamic hought

98

“Gv,” “C,” “A”— “D,” “Lv.” A, ,

‑v M— v . I , “” , . I “ ” M, .

N A A—“C A,” “C,” . A A, , M, M (v C , ). T A x A “,” ,

. B , , A“” — “,” . E , “” , , “v,” , A “”

v ( ) A. F, , A , v ‑ P. A “ I , ’ ”— .

T “” “ ” A M,

“,” , A v q ” ,” v ( ) v ,




99

v ,

.B, z “CA,” “C,” “A” v W, q . I

“the power in nature acting mutually between bodies, or ultimate

particles, tending to draw them together ,” .

T j Gv, C, A C A . I

“ ” “Gv,” “T L A,” Gv, C,A, C A C . (T “” C iii.)

A v “L A” E, F, P,M, ., P . F “Gv” “M M,” “M M”— MC, v , “M M”— A “CA” “C, “ “A M”—

v C v “L A” — F E “M M”—, , j “L A” B A E, F M? A j “L A” S—

, , , , — A‑, T‑‑‑v‑T?

T q , j:






101

F. T D I D I D Ex.

T D I ( ) A, M,C, C. T D Ex( ) Iv, F, I, U,. A v— U, M. T “” D

I x , “” D Ex. A, D, F, Av, M C. L P —A Oz— D Uv— M C .)

A, M , D S U, v, D S O.I O P, but nds it not. Ex O v z , but nds it

not. B D S, M z O Dv S . A P L M.

T D I P— A— S— D A—

M P.W P Ex

P, , q, P . W I, P,



Dynamic hought

102

P . I “” x v

, . T C “A R” P.

I F A C C A Gv, P.O, , A

Gv , , A C C A P Gv, . C C C A, Gv . T ,

x. S A P, Gv, .

B A, P, W, D.

T v “ ” D, v P x, v — . I M v R E, L, H, E M.



103

Chapter XI.

The Theory of Dynamic

Thought.

From the v :

(1) T F R E, L,H, M E, “M M,”

O M P S(M, A, C E). A O M P O T L A;

(2) T Av F E, Gv, C, A, A A, CA C, C A, L A;

(3) T, v, : A M F E I S (viz., RE L, H, M, E, .;

Av E Gv, C,A, C A A A C A) L A.



Dynamic hought

104

I v R F E, H, L,

M E, M S, . F “v” S, O M v “v” L A. O, “ M,” M O M

L A. S M P, E F ( E F “Lv O,” ) L A.

N, x . W v L A V‑M A

L M P P S. Cq, E F T L A— V‑M A— :

All orms o Energy and Force having its origin in the Law o

Attraction are maniestations o Vital‑Mental Action.

B — v E F , , “LvO,” , , “” , . I v ,

—, O S M, A C,

“C”— F E, x “O L,”



he heory of Dynamic hought

105

“P A.” W — z ,

, L M, F E V‑M A.

A , F E M I S— O S— v BP T D T,

:Basic Proposition.—Tat All orms and exhibition o Force,

Energy, Motion and Power are maniestations o Vital‑Mental

Action. And that, consequently, at the last there is no Force but

Vital‑Mental Force; no Energy but Vital‑Mental Energy; no Motion

but Vital‑Mental Motion; no Power but Vital‑Mental Power.

I v z

v . I v, M M — , ‑ L; v “ ,” “ ,” “ ,” “ , ,” . A , v

v , xv — , .— x. H v (1) T Uv Av T; (2) T M D— v, ,

— “A M—M A.”

T M S M, v . S , S



Dynamic hought

106

v , , S

v. S M F E, Uv E F, . B v v v ( ) M F— F M F, . A, , M M C.

T M, M v .B q

T D T.A .

O q F, E M. S

L v “,” H v “,” E v “,” M v “.” B v Cv F, Av F, F Gv, F C A, F C A, “,” z “v”

, z , , .I L, H, M E “v”(v v “E”) 184,000 — “Ev” v S . T x

“v” “A’ E” T, , , v, . A Gv, C, C A M




107

A, S . A Gv v v instantaneously v

L, v 184,000 , over two thousand years v. V, Gv S , “E.” L D T T j!

T E E purely Mental. B Gv, A

A, — L, H, M E — M F. A z M A. A v L, H, M E v L A, , , M. T , F E

—the Mental Region? D ? S x M E M C? A M M M R?

— ,

— M L. W , , ‑ — — M , x “A” . L j

“T‑,” “T‑,” “,” ( ) “” (, “‑ ”). T , “ ,”



Dynamic hought

108

. “T‑,F,” , . B

—F, F—T‑ v — , , x.I .

W, , F M, M x F, T‑

? A j , “” v, v v “‑”— v j, S — .

H, , v v M’ v

, M, A, “v” “” . H q , , v v j “ ”: “I cannot imagine the simplest chemical and physical

process without attributing the movements o the material

particles to unconscious sensation”; : “Te idea o chemical anity consists in the act that the various chemical

elements perceive the qualitative dierences in other elements—

experience ‘pleasure’ or ‘revulsion’ at contact with them, and

execute specic movements on this ground.” H q,v, N, : “I the molecules

possess something that is related, however distantly, to sensation,

it must be comortable to be able to ollow their attractions andrepulsions; uncomortable when they are orced to do otherwise.”H the sensations in animal and

plant lie are “connected by a long series o evolutionary stages

with the simpler orms o sensation that we nd in the inorganic




109

elements, and that reveal themselves in chemical anity.” I ! P

“” v A, M Cv “ .”S j H “”

, (v ) , . Q , j v S

P, P never “exactly” in contact , x , , , v. T C, v ,v “ plenty o room” in which to move about , v . T A , but there is

always room between them , “E,” “ ”

. A M also have “plenty o room,” j, z E, M z with more room between

each than their own size.

I , v v ,

, “ ” . T , , v . B there is

always some room between them , v x v v in some way.

T , E , , v . N q: “H x v v v —,v, , ?






111

L T‑ L A C,

A M S— P S.T v v A A, v . F desire v— D v ,

“,” “,” “”— , M E— E‑

M. (T — E .)T, D,

. T P D — “,” — x AvF, v M F, transmitted

by Mind, projection ,

. B M, P v (1) j; (2) j . I M, D Mv , v M , providing they be within Molecular

Distance , S . B A, —

“,” v .” T “” “” , v “” , v v, , , E “” .

T C A , “” x, (

) C “ ” . I , v, , C, — , —



Dynamic hought

112

one E A, , seventy‑ve , . , , might one

A A H, E, A, —j v S NC. B, K , “ .”

P P , . T material ( E

M ), ! Ev P , x “drawing” power or orce by

means o the Mental‑connection , . TP v x “v ” v , M‑ . T , v v v

“.” Haven’t we? T , ? O, ’ , .Why, dierent? I’ the bond intangible? A, v’ E M M A !O,—— ,— , that’s — AF M E. N, , v E M products

A, producers — A beore E M, ater — x C E. A, v — —’ E M F called

into operation, and directed by the Mental Action , D? Y M A L A.

“B, H P v, , — E, !” . “S M A, ’ !” W,




113

v . A v v .

T , B P, :

Supplemental Proposition i.—Not only is the Law o

Attraction the maniestation o a Mental Process, or Vital‑Mental

Action; but also the actual Force or Energy used in bringing the

Particles o Substance in closer relation, in accordance with that

Law, is in its nature a Vital Mental Force or Energy, operating between bodies or particles o Substance, without a material

medium.



Dynamic hought

114



115

Chapter XII.

The Law of Vibrant Energy.

I

n preious v R E, L, H, M

E, M P, M P.

W v R E S . A ,

“v” “”( E) v P , “v,” , v P . T , v v E ,

‑v v .

W v , , v , , , M,



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T‑. N x .

I , v,x S—H, E ( .) A S , v E , “v” v v “v.” T, S

C, “ ” v . Cv S, ‑, ‑‑,., v v, S . T R, v “v” S ( ),

v , v. A , v “C” S, “medium not Substance” P S, or the Particles always have Space between

them— P A, I. So there is always Space to be traversed by a “medium not

Substance.” B ‑ q, x x .

N, S v R E, S — — — , — S E. I x Gv

( v ) z is no mediumo Substance x , “medium not Substance” x , . W x




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( .)O T D T, T‑

S, is a Mental Connection, or Mental Relation, existing

between the two bodies o Substance. S, q M v R E S E. H M R E? It does not conduct Radiant Energy , transmit— R E— Mental

State that causes Radiant Energy Vibrations.T “M S R E

V” — x . W v R E M V P, M V L A, L V‑M

A. A, , V R E “” L M P. T ” S” v L Status , “; ,” “.”

T M S P “Emotional Excitement.” L

— j, x .

“E” v L Emotum , “; ”— L , i. e., E , “”; Motum , “ v.” “E” “ v x .” “Ex” v L Excitare , “ v

”— E “ Av; Av ; Av.” S Active Motion , Aroused Activity , M, “E Ex,” M S v






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“,” E Ex. Tv q x V, M

S, , Ex, v . A, Cvv, R Ex D, Cvv B.

T v x Ex

” x” Ex. TCvv , q E , v . TE ‑ , z v M. T E B “‑” v v

; v , “‑” v P x . I “qz” V. T v Hv— E “‑”

v , , v “‑” v P v “ M.” T E R A Ex, “ ,” B Cvv “ ,” ‑ , x

q, .T x v

P N P T D T, q,



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“T‑v” “Wv E” S. S “ ,” x

x. S T H v . H “E” A, x “”— . S D T, T‑ v — x . B

, — v— “A F M F,” “ E T.” A S W v . A

“” . A , —

. T v ( ) . H — . LGv, ( ) : “I am attacked by two very opposite sects—the scientists

and the know‑nothings. Both laugh at me, calling me the ‘Frog’sDancing Master,’ but I know that I have discovered one o the

greatest Forces in Nature.”

T v v Ex P S P E, q L, H,M E. A

F A, M, M W S S. A j L A , V. I “T R Sx,”




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j x , L.

T S P, :

Supplemental Proposition ii.—Te rates o vibration o the

Particles o Substance may be likened to “Mental States”; and

a high degree o the same may be called an “Excitement.” Tis

“Excitement” may be, and is, communicated rom the Particles

o the body maniesting it, to the Particles o other bodies—themedium o such communication being a Mental Connection or

Mental Relation existing between the two bodies o Substance,

without the employment o any material medium—and which

Excitement, so communicated, reproduces in the second body

the vibrations maniested in the rst body, subject, always, to

the counteracting eorts o the second body to maintain its

accustomed, and ormer, rate o vibration, and Mental State.





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Chapter XIII.

The Riddle of the Sphinx.

I

t is , j , j. O ,

S “x” . H , , x , , T I. H “Gv” “T E,” S v

x M M , , S, x M.

I v S x Gv E, v M P “S.” T S S

L Uv, C— . I x T I— O, P‑v— yet it

must not be Te Innite Presence. I x I—



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O, A‑P—and yet it must not be Te Innite

Power . I x T

I— O, A‑K— yetit must not be Te Innite Wisdom. I x A A we think o T I—and yet through them All we may see Te Innite, Itsel, in the

background, viewing its expressions.T S

S v ;

v ; v — S M v TUv M C M.

Y S O P M, S— SS‑ W— M S— M, A, C. I

v—, v Ev— v C — it is that Essence itsel .

B M O M K Uv— “ G.”F A‑K .L E, F M, F E M. I

v x A S.O; O; O— T I —and yet it is but the outward

expression o Tat‑Behind‑the‑Veil, which is the Causeless Cause

o All.I G O Uv C M,

S —or even bubbles

ormed o the substance o that Ocean itsel — O, v, , , ,,—, , ,— v, , ‑, , v, ,



he Riddle of the Sphin

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. T E, F,M— ,

G O , , , .T, ,

A’ E. I x?

• • •

W v A Gv ‑ F E— , ‑.A A C, C A, . A, “E Ex” M P— O.

A A A M. I , , . I x “Ex; V; C; C A.” It must be the Mother o the Forces.

L C M S S, O,

j — q . T C M S, v (O, !) , , S. T , , v M. B —

Gv. E S , . E “ .” Cq, ; , ,—



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, v z , . T

“” ‑ v M, ( .) A “,” v S, M . T S . I ,

’ , , “ ” . Perhaps these lines converge to a common centre, and that

centre may be——! B — .

I , , “” are

not material lines— S— ,

“” C M. N T‑v Ex P, S ,, . L Gv , — — , C P

S— “” Gv E S P P . T each Particle is connected

with every other Particle in the Universe by a line o Attraction.

Tese” Lines o Attraction” are what we call Gravitation— M —L M‑P

v .T Gv v x

P, P P v x , . T P v



he Riddle of the Sphin

127

Uv, v v . W P x C—

A M— , v— . T L Gv , P v P. Dx , v, — , . O v , . C

“” q Gv— v, , , “v” . A x q “v” Gv! A x Gv “” v! Gv “v” “”—

, v , v P , vice‑versa ; , P A, A, M, M, W. Gv M C B M vP, S M.

A Gv “T‑v,” Ex P— ,, v E— , x Gv.A — , v C C A.Gv ,

“‑” v D‑F, T‑v Ex P, Av E, R E, v.

T , , D‑v P,— T‑v



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Ex— , , ; L Gv v ,

P S x, Uv v, . T Dv P —v P — — — P. A Gv v reality T I . In it we see the actual

machinery o Te Innite. N v

v P A, v . V ’ , , B , L P — , x S S—,, F L —

S v v , , ,, , , —graitation.

• • •

T T D T

x C M, O M‑— L A , M A, A. T A A M P— — v . T A x M C M, v

P, M, C. T, A P z P v. T C, M, . T ,



he Riddle of the Sphin v M P v .

• • •

S j T L Gv “” E S, S S E in all directions equally , j ,

. A j, . T S , “” v ,— v , S M,

. B S , . D , v . I S

S j A

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