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Everything in the universe 1. &ntro%u#tion vibrates...yes everything. . Planetary ibrations !ll "or#e all matter all 0. $olar ibrations energy - even your li"e itsel" - is then a vibratory a#tivity that #on"orms to . 'ental ibrations pre#ise natural laws. 2. Ele#tri#al ibrations $o i" you really want to un%erstan% why the universe is the way it is you must #ome to an un%erstan%ing o" how vibrations operate an% mani"est...an% this is a thought-provoking an% insight"ul book to get you starte%. &n a power"ul "ollow-up work to his worl%-"amous 'aster (ey $ystem Charles ) Haanel e*plores a vast range o" sub+e#ts "rom astronomy to astrology "rom physi#s to al#hemy an% mu#h mu#h more. You will serve as a re"eren#e gui%e that you will return to again an% again as a sour#e o" answers to many o" li"e,s puling mysteries.
!s you #ontemplate the
3. Celestial ibrations 4. Celestial ibrations - Continue% 5. Cosmi# ibrations 6. 7ight ibrations 18. $oun% ibrations 11. Color ibrations 1. Heat ibrations 10. Perio%i#ity 1. The $our#e 9" 7i"e 12. The Emotions 13. 'agnetism 14. The &magination 15. estiny
i%eas within this master"ul volume you will gra%ually %is#over the vibrational instruments o" your worl% that harmonie together to #ulminate in the gran% symphony o" your li"e. !lso available to rea% "or "ree at PsiTek are Charles ) Haanel,s other books The 'aster (ey $ystem an% 'ental Chemistry
Introduction
'atter in motion an% ether un%er strain #onstitute the "un%amental prin#iples with whi#h we have to %o in physi#s. These are both vibratory a#tivities. ;e speak o" them as i" there were two prin#iples< there is however but one prin#iple with a %ual mani"estation: it is #ause an% e""e#t. 'atter in motion puts ether un%er strain ether un%er strain puts matter into motion. !ll phenomena in the =niverse are the result o" the operation o" this basi# prin#iple. 7et us #he#k up on those with whi#h we are most "amiliar. ower
)or#e all power energy>#all it what you will>resolves itsel" into two %ivisions: kineti# an% potential. (ineti# is a#tual power an% is invariably asso#iate% with motion. There #an be no motion without something to move. (ineti# power is there"ore matter is motion. Potential power is power at rest reserve power power %istribute% through all spa#e or ether un%er strain.
!ll "or#e all power all energy is then a vibratory a#tivity.
Light
The Earth is one o" the ma+or bo%ies o" our solar system. !s it pushes its way aroun% the $un with the spee% o" a #annon ball it puts the ether un%er strain an% in %oing so #auses the atmosphere whi#h #onsists o" atoms o" hy%rogen an% nitrogen to be#ome in#an%es#ent< we thus have the phenomena o" light. 7ight is then a vibratory a#tivity.
Heat
?ut the Earth not only moves through spa#e whi#h is "ille% with ether with the spee% o" a #annon ball but it rotates upon its a*is at the rate o" two thousan% miles an hour at its greatest #ir#um"eren#e #ir#um"eren#e with a gra%ually %e#reasing rate o" motion until we rea#h the poles where there is little or no motion. This revolution o" the Earth #onstitutes matter in motion as a #ause an% ether un%er strain as an e""e#t< but this time the result is heat the greatest amount o" heat being "oun% at the e@uator where strain upon the ether is greatest with #ontinually %iminishing amount o" heat until we rea#h the poles where there is no motion an% #onse@uently no heat. Heat then is a vibratory a#tivity.
Sound
$oun% is the sensation pro%u#e% as a result o" matter in motion whi#h results in ether un%er strain. ! wor% spoken in any part o" the worl% #hanges the relative positions o" the atoms o" whi#h the atmosphere is #ompose%. This #hange is registere% in the ether whi#h is so in#on#eivably subtle an% vibrant that even tone every letter every syllable is transmitte% to every part o" the worl% an% possibly to any other worl%< "or this reason a man may make an a%%ress or sing a song in Aew York an% millions o" persons may sit in their own homes an% listen to every wor%. The soun% is originally #ause% by matter in motion but it is #arrie% upon the wings o" the ether the most volatile an% a#tive substan#e o" whi#h we #an have any #on#eption. $oun% is then a vibratory a#tivity. Color
Color is the result o" the vibratory a#tivity o" atoms o" matter or matter in motion. !s the "re@uen#y in#reases the vibrations be#ome shorter an% more rapi% the #olor #hanges ea#h #hange in #olor being %ue to a #hange in the rate o" vibration.
Mind
Cons#iousness is the inner an% thought the outwar% e*pression o" 'in%. Even human being an% most animals have innumerable aerials all rea#hing out into spa#e rea%y to #onta#t even thought even inspiration even in%i#ation o" %anger that their imme%iate environmentt may #ontain. These minute aerials or hairs one o" whi#h is atta#he% to every environmen pore o" the bo%y are stirre% into a#tivity by the vibrations "rom the $un. ;hen the $un sinks behin% the horion they like the !rabs B)ol% their tents an% silently steal away.B ;e are then no longer #ons#ious we go to sleep. Cons#iousness then is a vibratory a#tivity an% is %ue to the vibrations whi#h rea#h us "rom the $un. !ll spa#e is the store room o" energy whi#h emanates "rom the $un an% #ons#iousness is #ause% by the #onta#t o" the human brain with the ele#tro-magnet ele#tro-magneti# i# vibrations o" whi#h the lumini"erous ether is #ompose% an% whi#h have their sour#e in the $un. Ea#h o" the planets is passing through this ele#tro-magneti ele#tro-magneti## "iel% o" "or#e "orming an ele#tromagneti# "iel% o" its own. These vibrations are being #onstantly impresse% upon the ether an% are re#eive% by ea#h in%ivi%ual in a##or%an#e with his ability to re#eive "or the brain is a re#eiving instrument an% must be in tune with the vibration otherwise it %oes not register. 'in% or #ons#iousness is then a vibratory a#tivity. Life
The personal #onstituents o" a mob might be e*a#tly the same as those o" an army the %i""eren#e is that one is organie% an% one is not. ! single atom is not material it is simply a %e"inite amount o" energy an% by itsel" woul% be absolutely immaterial but when these atoms are #ombine% an% organie% they assume the #hara#teristi#s o" the whole o" whi#h they are apart. !part #annot be e@ual to the whole. 9n the other han% the whole #annot be greater than all o" its parts #olle#tively an% organi#ally. Ea#h part is as essential to the whole as the whole is to the part. &" then an organism is #ons#ious an% intelligent the atoms o" whi#h that organism is #ompose% must be #ons#ious an% intelligent +ust +ust as a single sol%ier might have a very small amount o" power but i" #ombine% with a hun%re% thousan% other similar sol%iers an% thoroughly %rille% an% organie% a very #onsi%erable amount o" power woul% be %evelope%.
The atom o" whi#h all organi# or inorgani# substan#e is #reate% is immaterial #ons#ious an% intelligent. The %egree o" #ons#iousness an% intelligen#e that is mani"este% in an organi# bo%y will then %epen% upon whether the mob spirit or the spirit o" e""i#ien#y an% servi#e prevails. The in%ivi%ual atom has no %ensity. ensity is an attribute o" matter an% one atom has no material attributes< it is only when millions o" them are organie% into "orm that they assume material attributes. The atom is the unit an% man is an organiation o" these units. !s 'r. E%ison says B& believe that our bo%ies are ma%e up o" myria%s o" units o" li"e we have assume% that the unit is man whi#h we #an see an% have ignore% the e*isten#e o" the real li"e units whi#h are those we #annot see.B The aggregate o" these li"e units is the ether whi#h embo%ies the ultimate spiritual prin#iple an% represents the unity o" the "or#es an% energies "rom whi#h spring all the phenomena known to man whether physi#al mental or spiritual. $u#h vibrations are however not the result o" motion in one %ire#tion. The planets whi#h are giganti# %ynamos not only push their way through the ether at an in#re%ible spee% but they revolve upon their a*is an% thus twist the ether into spiral "orm the lines o" "or#e whi#h rea#h us "rom the various planets #onsist there"ore o" vibrations in spiral "orm. ;hen these lines o" "or#e are #rosse% by a se#on% or a thir% planet the ele#trons ne#essarily revolve aroun% ea#h other an% the "irst step in organiation takes pla#e. The ele#tron is then no longer a point mass but a mass having an a*is o" rotation an ar# orbit. The rapi%ity o" motion the sie an% shape o" ele#trons involve% %etermine %etermine the nature o" the atom whi#h is eventually evolve%. !s long as the ele#trons #ontinue to move in%e"initely they remain ele#trons. ele#trons. ?ut when they are groupe% in a %e"inite system revolving about a #entral nu#leus like a miniature solar system they then #onstitute an atom o" matter. These units aggregate% into %i""erent systems "orm the elements. )rom the elements in more #omple* #ombination the #hemi#al substan#es are ma%e. The inorgani# substan#es are relatively simple #ombinations o" bases an% a#i%s. The organi# substan#es are more #omple*ly #ompoun%e% an% these substan#es or some o" them when arrange% in a me#hanism #alle% a #ell are #apable o" #ertain pro#esses: assimilation e*#retion e*#retion growth sensation repro%u#tion. ;hen an organism works in a sel"-sustaining system we say that it is alive.
Form
)orm is the result o" the #on#entration o" matter an% the #on#entration o" matter implies the %issipation o" motion. ;herever there is an aggregation o" matter there must be an e@ual absorption o" motion. &nvolution an% evolution alternate in%e"initely. ?oth pro#esses are going on every instant the ebb an% "low o" the "or#es o" nature are #easeless. !ll "orm organi# or inorgani# is the result o" the #ombination o" Earth !ir )ire an% ;ater an% ea#h o" these in turn are %erive% %ire#tly or in%ire#tly "rom the $un. ;ithout the energiing rays "rom the $un there #oul% be no possible motion. The $olar "lui% is the Ether whi#h hol%s in the solution every possible "orm o" matter. This ether in a state o" high vibration is the breath o" li"e in its lower vibration it is inorgani# "orm or matter. !ll "orm is then a vibratory a#tivity.
Planetary Vibrations
!t birth you re#eive% a #ertain vibration #onsisting #onsisting o" the #ombination o" ethereal vibrations e*isting at the moment. This vibration was impresse% upon you very mu#h as a note "rom an or#hestra may be transmitte% by the stylus o" a phonograph to the sensitive wa* re#eiver with every single note an% every sha%e o" tone inta#t. Thus the time o" birth %etermine% the nature an% intensity o" the vibrations whi#h are apparent in your mental moral spiritual an% physi#al #hara#teristi#s an% these in turn in%i#ate the #hara#ter environment an% opportunities opportunities whi#h will #ome to you. This %oes not mean that you are to "loun%er in a morass o" %estru#tive "atalism. 9n the #ontrary it is simply in%i#ative o" the opportunities whi#h will be presente% or the temptations whi#h will #ome< there is no %enial o" the sel"-%etermination or "ree will. You may use the #hara#teristi#s given to you at birth or #hange them as you will. The parti#ular nature o" the vibrations whi#h you re#eive at birth are but the tools o" the workman an% the one who be#omes the Bruler o" his starsB is the one who %oes not #omplain be#ause he was given a violin rather than a harp "or ea#h pie#e is ne#essary in
the gran% symphony o" li"e. ?ut be#ause there is that within you by whi#h you may trans#en% environment an% here%ity is this any reason "or withhol%ing "rom you the nature o" the implements upon whi#h you must %epen% ;oul% you rather have the most #omplete in"ormation possible #on#erningg the tools with whi#h you must #arve out the %estiny whi#h is yours ;ill the #on#ernin one who knows nothing o" the %angers an% pit"alls whi#h lie be"ore him have a better opportunity than the one who has a map with ea#h o" these %angers #are"ully #harte%
&t re@uires superior wis%om to be the #usto%ian o" wis%om an% your ability to obtain is #on%itione% upon your ability to attain. )ear be#omes the parent o" superstition the insurmountable barrier to realiation. ;hen the $un is in ma+or aspe#t with any planet the in%ivi%ual nature an% @uality o" su#h planet is #on+oine% with the terrestrial magnetism hen#e the Do%ia# the spa#e in whi#h the various planets move hol%s in solution every element o" whi#h your bo%y is #ompose%. The $un is the %istributor o" all li"e< it there"ore #ontains the essen#e o" whi#h all the planets are #ompose% ea#h o" whi#h e*presses one o" the "a#tors evolve% "rom the #osmi# system. !s the vibrations "rom the $un rea#h the planets ea#h one appropriates an% embo%ies one %ominant ray an% while the parti#ular p arti#ular ray whi#h is %i""erentiate% by ea#h planet is again sent out to all o" the signs o" the Do%ia# it is "o#use% in the parti#ular sign over whi#h the planet rules. Then ea#h planet a#ts as a re"le#tor "or one o" the seven %ominant rays o" the $un. !"ter their #y#le o" %i""erentiation an% a##omplishment has been #omplete% they are again gathere% up an% unite% in the one great white light. The $un is the #reative #enter it #ontains the primal germ o" min% it is the unmani"est %uring time in#on#eivable this unmani"est has been mani"esting an% that whi#h has be#ome mani"est is the planetary system o" ivine Creation. The $un there"ore #ontains within itsel" the essen#e o" all the planets an% they themselves are but the me%ium through whi#h an% by whi#h the "or#es o" the $un are %i""erentiate%. 'ani"estation in the ob+e#tive pro#ee%s through the operation o" the prin#iples o" #onstru#tion an% %i""erentiation. %i""erentiation. 7i"e is the pro#ess by whi#h the ethereal substan#e whi#h s#intillates "rom the #enter o" the mole#ule mani"ests on "orm.
The vibrations re#eive% "rom the $un represent the prin#iple o" immortality. They are pure ?eing or li"e &tsel". The vibrations re#eive% "rom the 'oon represent the mortal or all that #omprise the personality all that is mortal< thus the vibrations "rom the $un an% 'oon mani"est as $pirit an% 'atter $oul an% ?o%y.
The vibrations "rom 'er#ury mani"est as the intelle#t or min%< "rom enus as love an% emotion< "rom 'ars as energy an% "or#e< "rom upiter as sympathy an% %evotion< "rom $aturn as perseveran#e an% tena#ity< "rom =ranus as renewal an% #hange< "rom Aeptune as religion an% mysti#ism< an% "rom the Earth as materialism an% %isintegration. The an#ients knew the 'oon as &sis. the Fueen o" Heaven. &t represents the mother o" the "emale prin#iple o" li"e an% is essentially "eminine. &t may be terme% the giver o" "orm. The in"luen#e o" the 'oon upon ti%es planting an% upon all unborn li"e has been known to the worl% "or #ountless ages. &ts pe#uliar in"luen#e upon women is well known yet sel%om #onne#te% with the "a#t. !n% physi#ians are beginning to realie that most %iseases have #ertain #y#les o" perio%i#ity whi#h may be %ire#tly attribute% to the 'oon,s motion. That "a#t was "amiliar to the wise men o" all past ages. &ts rapi% transit through the heavens brings to a "o#us the many aspe#ts>goo% an% ba%> "oun% in every person %ormant perhaps until an angle is "orme% whi#h sets in motion vibrations beyon% human #ontrol. Thus we have the su%%en a##i%ents the "lare o" ungoverne% temper an% likewise the never-to-be "orgotten moments o" e#stasy. The rays o" the $un are %i""erentiate% through the spleen. The altere% #on%itions o" the $un,s rays be#ome vitality< it is a "or#e %ownwar%. &n the same way the min% is an elemental essen#e whi#h is pouring %own into mani"estation an% as it passes through our brain we spe#ialie or e%u#ate it mol%ing it by our will into the thought-"orms whi#h #onstitute thought an% lea% "inally to a#tion. Every bo%y attra#ts every other bo%y in proportion to its mass an% inversely in a##or%an#e with the %istan#e. )or this reason the $un has a greater in"luen#e upon 'er#ury than upon 'ars more in"luen#e upon enus than upon the Earth more upon 'ars than upon upiter an% more upon $aturn than upon =ranus. To meet this situation the planets whi#h lie nearer the $un must revolve more rapi%ly. ;e there"ore "in% 'er#ury moving in its orbit at the rate o" thirty-"ive miles per se#on% the Earth eighteen miles per se#on% 'ars at "ourteen miles per se#on%. upiter at eight
miles. =ranus at "our an% Aeptune at three. 7ight heat soun% #olor power ele#tri#ity vegetation health si#kness all physi#al phenomena the ti%es wireless an% the ra%io are but mani"estations o" vibration an% the various planets are immense masses o" metal gases an% #hemi#als whi#h #ause vibrations to whi#h we respon% in mu#h the same way as the loop aerial o" the ra%io pi#ks up the various stations. !s these planets #hange their relative position "rom time to time the ratio o" their vibrations #hanges an% #ertain vibrations grow stronger while others %e#rease. )or this reason with the "irst breath that you took every "iber on your being be#ame impregnate% with magneti# in"luen#es an% that personality is stampe% upon you in%elibly "or all time subtle vibrations always mani"esting in e*a#t a##or%an#e with the lo#ation o" the various planets an% the #onse@uent vibrations e*isting in the ether at the moment o" birth.
Thus it is that the s#ientist knowing the e*a#t hour o" birth the lo#ation an% the %ate is able to #al#ulate with an amount o" a##ura#y limite% only by his personal knowle%ge an% e*perien#e the e*a#t positions o" the planets an% give a +u%gment there"rom. !s all #hange is the result o" motion there are three movements to be #onsi%ere%. )irst the revolution o" the Earth aroun% the $un. This is #omplete% in one year. $e#on% the revolution o" the 'oon aroun% the Earth. This is #omplete% in one month. Thir% the rotation o" the Earth upon its a*is. This is #omplete% in one %ay. The #y#le o" the revolution o" the Earth aroun% the $un is its Do%ia#. &n this #y#le then are "our seasons as the Earth enters the "our Car%inal $igns: !ries about 'ar#h 1st. Can#er about une 1st 7ibra about $eptember 1st an% Capri#orn about e#ember 1st. The "our points o" sunrise noon sunset an% mi%night are positions o" marke% #hange be#ause they in%i#ate when one in"luen#e or #ombination o" in"luen#es en%s an% another begins. ay begins at sunrise so that the sign or #onstellation whi#h is on the as#en%ant or "irst one at the #ommen#ement o" your li"e has within it all o" the possibilities whi#h #an be subse@uently mani"este% +ust as the "uture #ourse o" a stone is %etermine% by the amount o" energy imparte% to it by the han% when it is thrown into the air. The ne*t #riti#al point is noon. Here the sun has attaine% its highest position the energy
whi#h began at the sunrise has rea#he% its #ulmination. This position at birth represents power a#hievement authority %ignity elevation publi#ity "ame an% honor. The thir% %ivision is sunset whi#h represents the polar opposite o" sunrise. These two points are a pair o" balan#e% opposites an% represent similar #on%itions.
The "ourth point is mi%night. &t represents se#lusion rest the time when the psy#hi# an% astral in"luen#es are strongest. !stronomi#ally the mass o" the $un is state% as about 488 times that o" all its planets put together. The Do%ia# with all its in"inite possibilities is the path o" the $un as seen "rom our earth< an% the planets are spe#ialie% #enters o" that energy o" whi#h the $un is the sour#e an% "ountain hea%. The $olar "lui% is the ethereal atmosphere or the ether an% is limite% to the solar system< it is the me%ium "or the transmissions o" the poten#ies %istribute% by the various planets an% hol%s in solution the basi# elements o" all li"e an% thought. This ether is the only possible "lui% whi#h is su""i#iently subtle to #arry the %eli#ate vibrations whi#h are #onstantly being broa%#aste% over the ra%io an% whi#h penetrate iron woo% steel an% every other barrier an% whi#h are not limite% by either time or spa#e.
Thus we "in% that not only the $un but enus 'ars $aturn the 'oon an% all o" the other planets ra%iate their own pe#uliar #hara#teristi#s. This in"luen#e in turn is re"le#te% in the #hara#ter o" those who #ome un%er the in"luen#e o" these vibrations. !s the nature o" the energy that the $un ra%iates is in a##or%an#e with its intrinsi# nature so the nature o" vibrations sent out by the planets are in a##or%an#e with their intrinsi# natures. enus has long been regar%e% as the Go% o" 7ove #onse@uently the #hara#teristi#s o" those #oming un%er her in"luen#e are a""e#tionate sympatheti# re"ine% an% #ontente%. 'ars has long been known as the Go% o" ;ar an% his in"luen#e is there"ore #ourageous venturesome aggressive an% "earless< the in"luen#e o" the 'oon is re"le#tive re#eptive an% pro%u#tive< o" 'er#ury intelle#tual a##omplishe% skill"ul an% #lever< o" upiter generous philanthropi# moral #haritable an% sin#ere< o" $aturn pru%ent #autious patient an% reserve%< o" =ranus original ingenious talente% an% intuitive: o" Aeptune
i%ealisti# mysti#al inspirational an% pe#uliar. Ea#h planet has its own rate o" vibrations an% its in"luen#e upon the earth %epen%s upon the angle whi#h it "orms #ertain angles #ausing the vibrations to be a##elerate% or %iminishe% magni"ie% or retar%e%. These angles o" planetary in"luen#e have been "oun% to pro%u#e e""e#ts +ust as #ertain an% %e"inite as the various angles in #hemistry. Thus the seven planets give the seven rays or vibrations or tunes an% the earth is the organ upon whi#h these notes are playe% an% the harmony or inharmony resulting there"rom is the in"luen#e that we #all goo% or evil as the e""e#t is pleasing or the reverse. There are seven nerve ple*i lo#ate% at intervals along the spinal #or%. The ple*i #orrespon% an% a#t as servi#e stations "or the $even Aorms. They are: sa#ral > $aturn prostati# > upiter eturn to top epigastri# or solar > 'ars #ar%ia# > $un pharyngeal > enus laryngeal > 'er#ury #avernous > 'oon These are the me%ia "or the %i""usion o" the astral essen#es "rom whi#h they are transmitte% by the sympatheti# nervous system to the various #ells o" the bo%y "or transmutation an% assimilation. ! #elestial impingement there"ore never "ails to e*press itsel" in the mental an% physi#al plane o" the ego. The solar orb is the prin#iple o" li"e. &t ra%iates pure being only. &t is there"ore =nity. =nity pro#ee%s to %iversity by a %e"inite geometri#al pro#ess.
!s the planets revolve aroun% the $un they ra%iate magnetism the kin% an% #hara#ter %epen%ing upon the nature o" the planet. p lanet. This magnetism in turn pro%u#es #hemi#al an% spiritual #hanges in a##or%an#e with the various #ombinations that are "orme% as the planets move in their a##ustome% orbits in the Do%ia#. The #ombination o" in# an% #opper %oes not #reate ele#tri#ity they only bring to a point o" in%ivi%ualism that whi#h e*ists everywhere. 7ikewise the planets are merely giganti# batteries moving in spa#e. There"ore when upiter whi#h represents the prin#iple o" tin #omes into aspe#t with enus whi#h represents the prin#iple o" #opper the vibrations whi#h are pro%u#e% in the #elestial magnetism will be in a##or%an#e with the polarities p olarities whi#h these planets possess at the time o" su#h #ombination< or when $aturn whi#h represents the prin#iple o" lea% an% is there"ore #ol% an% negative #omes into a #orrelative aspe#t with the $un whi#h represents the prin#iple o" Gol% an% is there"ore %ynami# an% hot there will be a vast %isturban#e in the vibratory in"luen#e an% this inharmony will a""e#t the li"e "or#e o" all who #ome un%er the in"luen#e o" either o" these heavenly bo%ies. !ll impulses whi#h mani"est an% many more whi#h %o not mani"est through the senses "in% their original stimulus an% %ire#tion in planetary vibrations. 7i"e as we know it originates e*ists an% mani"ests through vibrations. !s the planets transit along their orbits through the Do%ia# they "orm vibratory aspe#ts to whi#h we respon% ea#h person respon%ing a##or%ing to his ability. The planetary vibrations o" varying #hara#ter are #ontinually e*erting in"luen#e o" whi#h we may be entirely un#ons#ious. ;e "in% planetary a#tion giving %ire#tion to metabolism e*pan%ing #ontra#ting an% otherwise #hanging the @uality o" bo%ily "eelings whi#h in%u#e attitu%es o" min%>the attitu%e %etermining the #ourse or #hara#ter o" our a#ts whi#h in turn make up our environment. &t must be remembere% that we are not #ons#ious o" all our bo%ily rea#tions to stimuli< nor is every stimulus trans"orme% into #ons#ious thought. &n "a#t most o" our bo%ily rea#tions are per"orme% un#ons#iously un#ons#iously.. There is a %ire#t relation between the min% an% matter. The higher bran#hes o" thought have their origin in the higher organs o" the brain an% these are allie% to the planets "arthest "rom the $un< while the lower bran#hes o" thought as o" "a#ts an% things %omesti# a""airs money matters et#. have their origin in the base o" the brain an% these are allie% to the planets nearest the $un. )or the nearer the $un we get the more a#tive the planets are an% those persons who
are in"luen#e% by them are #orrespon%ingly more a#tive. ;hether we %eal with enus as a #elestial bo%y or as the uni"ying prin#iple o" 7ove o" $aturn as the essen#e o" "orm or the sponsor o" "ear o" 'ars as the element o" energy or as the %ynami# prin#iple o" #ourage we must re#ognie the i%entity o" spe#i"i# #on%itions an% grasp the #omprehensive statement that the =niversal 'in% though syntheti# in essen#e is mani"este% in in"inite an% #omple* "orm. 7ight is goo% in whatever lamp it is burning. ! rose is beauti"ul in whatever gar%en it may bloom. ! star has the same ra%ian#e i" it shine "rom the East or ; est. > !b%ul ?aha
Solar Vibrations
&n evelations we are tol% B!n% there were seven lamps o" "ire burning be"ore the throne whi#h are the seven spirits o" Go%.B These lamps burning be"ore the throne are the seven planets o" our solar system. These seven spirits are eternally involving an% evolving the seven a#tive Prin#iples o" the =niverse. Ea#h planet has its own parti#ular in%ivi%ual physi#al "or#e an% this physi#al "or#e e*erts a spiritual in"luen#e in a##or%an#e with the nature o" the in%ivi%uality in the "amily o" planets. $aturn ra%iates substan#e o" "orm upiter ra%iates power or e*pression 'ars ra%iates energy or #ourage enus ra%iates harmony or love 'er#ury ra%iates intelligen#e or min% =ranus ra%iates genius or intuition Aeptune ra%iates spiritual #ausation or inspiration. Here then are the seven immense power houses generating an% ra%iating all al l that is all that ever was or ever #an be. ;ith the seven basi# notes or tones every possible #ombination o" musi# #an be ma%e so with these seven primal "or#es every possible #ombination #an be brought about. Your ability to e*press is there"ore simply your ability to absorb.
eturn to top You #an give only in proportion as you are enable% to re#eive>no more no less. You #an %raw "orth that whi#h you have the #apa#ity to %is#ern. You #an a%+ust yoursel" to those planes o" e*isten#e only o" whi#h you are #ons#ious. This is true upon all planes o" e*isten#e: physi#al mental moral or spiritual. Your physi#al sensations %epen% upon your %egree o" sensitiveness. Your sympathies go to those who #an appre#iate your motives. You are in harmony with those only who are upon your plane o" intelle#tual #omprehension. You appre#iate the morale o" others only as your own un%erstan%ing has been awakene%. eturn to top The prin#iple o" $aturn is mani"est in s#holars philosophers priests hermits all su#h melan#holy an% reserve% persons who lea% a solitary an% retire% li"e an% are more %ispose% to #ontemplation than to a#tion< but as #ontemplation pre#e%es pre#e%es a#tion an% as thought pre#e%es spee#h so the mer#hant the manu"a#turer the banker are all %epen%ent upon the #ontemplation o" the inventor the artisan an% the ar#hite#t< likewise the statesman an% the orator re#eive their i%eas an% poli#ies "rom the philosopher the one "in%ing an% the other e*e#uting. ?y virtue o" their organi# stru#ture the planetary orbs are giganti# batteries through whi#h spiritual energies seek mani"estation. They represent prin#iples whi#h #oe*ist throughout all "orms o" material e*pression. The same min% whi#h in#ites the planet in its mutation to "orm #ertain aspe#ts a""e#ts every a#tion in a #orrespon%ing ration be#ause every atom is a #on#rete e*pression o" spiritual energy an% is en%owe% with magneti# responsiveness in per"e#t a##or% with #ertain a#tivities whi#h #onstitute its ivine harmony. The planetary #omple*ion o" the heavens at birth may there"ore be a##epte% as the #orre#t measurement o" your psy#hi#al value in the =niversal e#onomy. )or this reason your ego upon the moment o" birth attra#te% those in"luen#es only that are in harmony with your spiritual re@uirements. This %oes not ne#essarily imply "atalism or pre%estination be#ause you partake o" the nature o" the whole an% are #onse@uently potentially limitless. )or this reason i" you have a #lear knowle%ge o" the astral #on%itions whi#h surroun% you you may relate with those whi#h are #onstru#tive an% %esirable an% repulse those whi#h might bring about a%verse #on%itions< while on the other han% i" you have no knowle%ge o" the #on%itions that the
#elestial orbits are provi%ing you will %ri"t blin%ly an% #onse@uently may be entirely unprepare% to su##ess"ully #ope with #on%itions when they arrive. eturn to top !s the various #elestial bo%ies are #onstantly sen%ing "orth emanations whi#h must ne#essarily #orrespon% with their #hara#ter all spa#e hol%s in suspension not only all o" these #hara#teristi#s but the new #hara#teristi#s both o" the #hemi#al #hanges #ause% by the #ombination an% absorption o" the emanation o" two or more bo%ies. Thus the in"luen#es that rea#h you an% to whi#h you respon% are magneti# in"luen#es #ause% by the various #ombinations o" the #elestial bo%ies as they pass an% repass in their various orbits. The Cosmos #ontains the sum an% substan#e o" the essen#e o" all the #elestial bo%ies an% this essen#e #ontains the totality o" ?eing an% as a part #annot %isasso#iate itsel" "rom the whole every in%ivi%ual must ne#essarily partake o" these #hara#teristi#s. $aturn represents the "ormative prin#iple. upiter represents the spiritual prin#iple. eturn to top 'ars represents the aggressive prin#iple. $un represents the vital prin#iple. enus represents the love prin#iple. 'er#ury represents the intelle#tual prin#iple. 'oon represents the emotional prin#iple. eturn to top These are the seven norms whi#h are a#tive in every impulse an% whi#h #onstitute the ivine essen#e whi#h enters into an% be#omes the virtues as well as the "aults an% gra#es as well as the perversions o" all organi# li"e< they are responsible "or every mani"estation o" "orm throughout the mineral the vegetable or the animal king%om. !t birth you were a %rop out o" the o#ean o" the universe an% as su#h are #hemi#ally i%enti#al with that o#ean at the time o" e*tra#tion. !s every atom in the universe is a #on#rete e*pression o" spiritual energy an% is en%owe% with a magneti# responsiveness to the a#tivities whi#h #onstitute ivine harmony the
vital moment is the psy#hi# key by whi#h you may as#ertain the e*a#t relationship whi#h you bear to the whole. )rom iron to steel an% then to gol% is the stairway you must #limb. 7i"e is a progress li"e is earnest li"e is real>an% you must either re"ine your li"e or %elay your progress. The Earth turns on its a*is on#e in twenty-"our hours. &t is #lear then that it will pass the whole #ir#le o" the Do%ia# on#e ea#h %ay. This #ir#le o" the Do%ia# through whi#h the Earth passes ea#h %ay has been %ivi%e% into twelve ones. eturn to top These ones represent the limitations or opportunities appertaining to your %aily li"e while the #elestial signs relate to the sum total o" you e*perien#es. The planets represent the #auses whi#h alternately remove or establish #on%itions an% e*perien#es. The "irst one governs your environment your %isposition an% your sel"-interests>in a wor% your personality. The se#on% one governs your "inan#ial a""airs an% monetary prospe#ts. The thir% one your relatives travel an% the general state o" your ob+e#tive min%. The "ourth one your resi%en#e your home li"e your parents an% the #on%itions at the #lose o" li"e. eturn to top The "i"th one your so#ial a""airs your love a""airs an% your #hil%ren. The si*th one your health your employment employment an% your your psy#hi# ten%en#ies. ten%en#ies. The seventh one one your marriage or business partner an% your in%ivi%ual @ualities>in a wor% your in%ivi%uality. The eighth one wills lega#ies in whi#h you may be intereste%. The ninth one long +ourneys "oreign "oreign a""airs an% the general state o" your sub+e#tive min%. The tenth one your pro"ession honors an% ambitions an% mental an% moral #on%itions generally. The eleventh one your ability to make "rien%s an% a#@uaintan#es. The twel"th one unseen troubles an% mis"ortunes emotional ten%en#ies. ten%en#ies. $o "ar as the physi#al plane is #on#erne% the twelve %ivisions o" the e#lipti# #alle% ones may be regar%e% as powers brought into a#tivity by the in"luen#e o" the $un upon the Earth. They are all %i""erentiationss o" #osmi# "or#e a#ting in the earth,s aura an% kept a#tive by the %i""erentiation vibrations set in motion by the $un an% %i""erentiate% by the various planets as shown in the "ollowing table:
Metal
Color
Control
Manifests
As Sun
Gol%
9range
Heart
$pirit
Moon
$ilver
Green
?rain
$oul
Mercury
Fui#ksilver
iolet
7ungs
&ntelle#t
Venus
Copper
Yellow
eins
7ove
Mars
&ron
e%
Gall
Energy
u!iter
Tin
&n%igo
7iver
u%gment
Saturn
7ea%
?lue
$pleen
'emory
&t will be seen why the rays o" the $un are #apable o" re"ra#tion in the seven prismati# #olors. The prin#iple o" enus is the same be it e*presse% as love in the human emotions or as the a#tive basis o" #opper in the metalli# king%om: it will always respon% to kin%re% vibrations. eturn to top The prin#iple o" 'er#ury is intelligen#e or min%. !s the lumini"erous ether is impregnate% by the ar#hetypal i%eas so %oes 'er#ury enter into an% @ui#ken the sulphurous property o" the material prin#ipal in you whi#h is signi"i#ant o" the intelle#t>the restless rea#hing out "or the unattainable the un"ol%ment o" the aspirations o" your soul. The in"luen#e o" upiter makes you magnanimous generous "on% o" learning a lover o" out%oor spoils. &" enus is the impinging "or#e you will be loving kin% an% possibly sensual< all %epen%ing upon the %ignity o" the planet at the time o" nativity. &" $aturn is your ruling planet you will be patient p atient reserve% an% e#onomi#al. The #hara#teristi#s whi#h the vibrations "rom the planets stimulate may be summarie% as "ollows: eturn to top Mars" impulsive #ourageous aggressive a#tive per#eptive impatient an% #ontentious.
Venus" loving amiable a""e#tionate #haritable sensuous "on% o" pleasure artisti# an% so#iable. Mercury" imaginative stu%ious sharp witty persuasive logi#al an% oratori#al. Sun" noble generous "aith"ul an% sin#ere ambitious an% prou%. Moon" re#eptive mutable impressionable #hangeable yet re"ine% an% ingenious.
eturn to top u!iter" generous noble an% sin#ere #ompassionate an% religious #ourteous +ust honorable pru%ent an% "aith"ul. Saturn" per#eptive apprehensive e#onomi#al reserve% #onstant an% patient laborious re"le#tive an% innately #haste. #ranus" original abrupt errati# romanti# bohemian or metaphysi#al turn o" min% an% anti@uarian tastes. $e!tune" psy#hi# emotional romanti# plasti# %reamy innately mysti#al an% in%i""erent to worl%ly matters.
&t is apparent that your temperament %isposition an% personality will %epen% upon in whi#h o" the ones your ruling planet is "oun%. eturn to top You may won%er why the $un in the "irst one at birth will bring long li"e honor an% vitality: or 'er#ury in the se#on% one brings su##ess in literary an% s#ienti"i# pursuits: why shoul% 'ars in the "irst one en%ow one with a %istinguishe% appearan#e an% martial bearing< why shoul% enus in the tenth one in%i#ate a brilliant an% su##ess"ul marriage< why shoul% upiter in the "ourth one in%i#ate su##ess in real estate operations: an% why shoul% $aturn in the same one in%i#ate loss in the same business The reply is why i" the brain be %isturbe% in a #ertain one will the memory be a""e#te%: i" it be %isturbe% in another one why will the sense o" sight be a""e#te%: in still another why will the ability to reason be %estroye% The brain #onsists o" a large number o" nerve "ibres an% power %oes not #onsist in their number or sie o" the strings alone al one but upon the length< an% so the #hara#ter o" the vibration an% this wave length %epen%s upon the station or one "rom whi#h it is broa%#ast. !n% "inally it must never be "orgotten that $#ien#e is empiri#al results %epen% upon e*perimentation. ! physi#ian will not tell one that by #utting away a #ertain part o" the
brain the memory will be %estroye% until this has been "oun% to be true by a#tual e*perimentation< an% likewise statements #on#erning the resultant a#tivities o" the planets in the various ones are not theories or guess work but the result o" a#tual knowle%ge %erive% by observation through thousan%s an% thousan%s o" e*perien#es whi#h have taken hun%re%s o" years to se#ure an% #lassi"y< an% what is still more interesting su#h in"ormation may be veri"ie% by any one at any time "or you may easily se#ure a natal #hart an% wat#h the e""e#ts o" the planets as they transit the ones. &" you %o this you will never again %oubt the e""e#t o" upiter on your "inan#ial a""airs or o" enus upon your so#ial an% love love a""airs. The greater the %i""i#ulty the more glory in the surmounting o" it< $kill"ul pilots p ilots gain their reputation "rom storms an% tempests. eturn to top >Epi#urus
You-Haanel-Chapter 'ental ibrations .
Energy reveals itsel" in mani"ol% phases a##or%ing to the me%ia through whi#h it mani"ests. The energy is one an% i%enti#al but it be#omes %iversi"ie% as it penetrates %i""erent substan#es or organisms. &n"inite energy is ether in motion or rhythmi# vibration. Cons#iousness then is the registration o" the =niversal Energy within a vital organism. B;hen the Earth is turne% towar% the $un the %ire#t rays agitate the nerve #ells o" the bo%y. This agitation or vibration results in what we term #ons#iousness. !ll nerve #ells possess %en%rites whi#h tou#h ea#h other an% by means o" whi#h nerve #urrents are transmitte% "rom one #ell to another. These #urrents are ne#essary "or #ons#iousness an% when the %en%rites no longer #onta#t these %ire#t rays or #urrents they spontaneously grow shorter so that they no longer #ome in #onta#t with one another an% sleep results. The neurons simply %raw in their pro#esses at night. To use a popular phrase they Bhang up the re#eiver.B The sensory stimuli that rea#h us %uring sleep are not o" a nature or an intensity to arouse #ons#ious vibrations but they o"ten give rise to %reams. reams o" this type are illusions pure an% simple su#h as are
not unusual in normal li"e an% whi#h are so #ommon in many o" the neuroses. They are simply the erroneous interpretation o" a#tual stimuli. The universe is regar%e% as #ompose% o" several regions or planes o" whi#h our visible physi#al plane is one. The Earth an% everything in it-with the $un 'oon an% planets-are situate% on the physi#al plane. The other planes are not %istant globes remove% "rom us by spa#e but are situate% in the BwithinB o" spa#e everywhere surroun%ing an% interpenetrating the planes we know. To %istinguish these interior planes the e*pe%ient seems to have been a##epte% "rom the very an#ient times o" naming them a"ter the states o" matter with whi#h we are "amiliar: earth water or air. These three "orms o" #ons#iousness #orrespon% to the three relative rates o" motion: the $un the 'oon an% the Earth. The Earth turns upon its a*is in one %ay. uring this time it #onta#ts all twelve o" the great #onstellations remaining in ea#h one "or a perio% o" two hours. ;e thus re#eive every #elestial vibration an% #onse@uential state o" #ons#iousness. Every human being is essentially a spark o" the Bivine 7ightB the light that lighteth every man that #ometh into the worl% the ivine spark that #an rea#h the matri* o" matter only by #oming into #onta#t with the physi#al plane or %enser region o" the material worl%. The unit o" #ons#iousness is a see% pla#e% in the material worl% that is #onstantly turning an% in a %ay o" twenty "our hours #omes un%er the in"luen#e o" all the #onstellations. &n Taurus the sense o" smell is %evelope%. &n Gemini the sense o" tou#h is %evelope%. &n Can#er the sense o" taste is %evelope%. &n 7eo the sense o" sight is %evelope%. &n irgo an% 7ibra the internal organs o" the brain are %evelope%. &n $#orpio the generative "or#es are @ui#kene%. Having now a#@uire% all o" his physi#al sense man turns to $agittarius where he is imbue% with the @ualities o" love an% %evotion. He is then #arrie% to Capri#orn the symbol o" a#tion an% servi#e. Ae*t #omes !@uarius "rom whi#h he re#eives reason an% intuition an% "inally he is pla#e% pl a#e% un%er the in"luen#e o" Pis#es where he is given wis%om an% un%erstan%ing. 'in% is a phase o" trans"orme% energy in every "orm o" organi# matter. &t is in the mole#ule as well as in the #ell. This energy impinging on the elements that #ompose the substan#es o" the earth is trans"orme% into the mole#ular energy that maintains an% organies physi#al substan#es namely a%hesion an% #ohesion. This is min% in germinal "orm "or the o""i#e o" mole#ular energy is #reative an% to that e*tent implies a rea#tion in the mole#ule that is the basis o" thought an% "eeling. The evolution o" li"e "rom organi# materials is only one state more mysterious than the evolution o" any "orm o" matter "rom another "or in "a#t it is o" that type an% the new #hanges are little more startling than those that o##ur at other levels in the #hain o" #reation.
Every human being is a mi#ro#osmos within himsel". He is a universe o" #ells ea#h with its in%ivi%ual intelligen#e. ;ithin his universe these #ells #ountless in number are %ying by millions almost momentarily. The #ast o"" physi#al bo%ies o" the #ells are thrown out o" the human system in waste. The li"e spark in ea#h #ell imme%iately rein#arnates an% %oes so over an% over again as long as the human system lasts. The intelligen#e o" all the #ells makes up the sum total o" the intelligen#e o" the human system. 'an has been %e"i#ient in un%erstan%ing be#ause his brain re#eiver %i% not vibrate to #ertain subtle in"luen#es< the %ynami# #ell in gray matter o" nerve was not "inely attune% an% %i% not respon%. The situation may be illustrate% by a tuning "ork whi#h may be taken to represent in%ivi%ual or personal #ons#iousness. #ons#iousness. The "ork is in tune ? "lat. Pla#e it on the piano an% run the s#ales up an% %own without soun%ing ? "lat an% the timing "ork is unresponsive. 7et the ? "lat be soun%e% to whi#h the tuning "ork is in harmony an% imme%iately the "ork vibrates. !ll the notes on the piano are none*istent to the tuning "ork e*#ept the one with whi#h it is in a##or%. Call the tones soun%e% by the piano suggestions. The only suggestion that has any in"luen#e over the tuning "ork in the one with whi#h its own pit#h is in a##or%. &t is not the piano but the pit#h o" the tuning "ork whi#h %etermines whether or not the tuning "ork shall vibrate. Aor %oes the tuning "ork vibrate be#ause it happens to be near some parti#ular piano an% is a""e#te% by that piano,s pe#uliarities. 7et the ? "lat be soun%e% on a violin or on a tin pan "or that matter an% the tuning "ork will vibrate +ust as rea%ily. The T he power given to the suggestion is not in the instrument but in the pit#h o" the tuning "ork. $uppose that someone shoul% %esire to %estroy the sus#eptibility o" the tuning "ork to the pit#h o" ? "lat seeing that the tuning "ork vibrates when ? "lat is stru#k on the piano-what woul% be more natural than "or him to #on#lu%e that the piano alone is responsible "or the behavior o" the tuning "ork an% "rom this premise to reason that by taking away the piano or removing the tuning "ork "rom the sphere o" the piano,s in"luen#e the %esire% en% will be a##omplishe% an% the tuning "ork will no longer be a""e#te% by ? "lat. Aothing woul% be a##omplishe% by su#h pro#e%ures "or the reasoning is "rom the erroneous premise. The sus#eptibility o" the tuning "ork to ? "lat "l at has nothing to %o with the environmen environment t an% no manipulation o" the environment #an have any e""e#t. There is +ust one way to make the tuning "ork unresponsive to ? "lat an% that is to #hange its pit#h. Personal #ons#iousness #ons#iousness is like the tuning "ork. &t has a #ertain pit#h. This pit#h is given at the moment o" birth an% the elements that go to make up its pe#uliar nature %etermine its points o" sus#eptibility to suggestion. The great range o" possible suggestions un%er the #lassi"i#ations o" here%ity an% environment personality or ra#e will mean nothing to the personal #ons#iousness unless the elements or @ualities are presente% whi#h appeal to this parti#ular #ons#iousness as real. Then personal sense will respon% by a##epting the suggestion an% mani"esting the #hara#teristi#s o" the suggestion. There is a plane o"
thought #onstituting the animal plane. Here are the a#tions an% intera#tions that animals respon% to yet men know nothing o". Then we have the #ons#ious thought plane. Here are almost limitless planes o" thought to whi#h we may be responsive. &t is stri#tly the nature o" our thinking that %etermine to whi#h plane we shall respon%. 9n this plane we have the thoughts o" the ignorant the wise the poor an% so on. The number o" thought planes is in"inite but the point is that when we think on a %e"inite plane we are responsive to thoughts on that plane an% the e""e#t o" the rea#tion on that plane in our environment. Cons#iousness is positive a#tive #hange"ul an% outgoing< an% a#tivity will in a#tion volition an% #onation are terms appli#able to it. &n many #ases it is only a rea#tion on the part o" the environment< "or instan#e "oo% is part o" the environment an% its re+e#tion is a rea#tion against the environment. This is sometimes #alle% will but it is not the same as the metaphysi#al will whi#h is #ontrolle% "rom within in"luen#e% by attra#tions an% repulsions in the environment. elation there"ore is the essen#e o" this aspe#t o" #ons#iousness< an% +ust as a#tion may be o" two kin%s-to separate an% to bring together-an% +ust as "eelings may be o" two kin%s-agreeable an% %isagreeable-so there may be two kin%s o" relation those o" similarity an% %issimilarity. &t is evi%ent that the a#tions that separate "eelings that are %isagreeable an% relations o" %issimilarity are all obviously separative in%ivi%ualiing an% #orrespon% to the %ownwar% ar#< while a#tions that unite "eelings that are agreeable an% relations that are o" similarity are integrative an% upbuil%ing. !roun% you as the #enter o" it the worl% without revolves. 9rganie% li"e people thoughts soun%s light the universe itsel" with its numberless millions o" phenomena are sen%ing out vibrations towar% you: vibrations o" love o" hate thoughts goo% an% ba% wise an% unwise true an% untrue. These vibrations are %ire#te% towar% you-by the smallest as well as by the greatest greatest the "arthest an% the nearest. ! "ew o" them rea#h you but the rest pass by an% as "ar as you are #on#erne% are lost. $ome o" these vibrations are essential to your health your power your su##ess your happiness. How is it that they pass you 7uther ?urbank sai%: B;e are +ust beginning to realie what a won%er"ul ma#hine is the human brain. ;e are at the threshol% o" knowle%ge but until yester%ay we were outsi%e. The human ra#e has been broa%#asting an% re#eiving perhaps millions o" years without knowing k nowing but su""ering all the while "rom ba% thoughts sent. The ra%io while but a very simple instrument as #ompare% to the brain is helping us to un%erstan% what the brain has always been %oing. Those who are "amiliar with the ra%io know what +amming means-the #row%ing into a narrow wave-belt o" a great many sen%ing stations all operating at on#e. $in#e we are all transmitting every time we think it is obvious that the +amming in wave-length belts use% by ra%io transmitters is as nothing #ompare% with the %in ma%e by a billion an% a hal" human brains. in may seem to be a strange wor% to use in #onne#tion with the ether over a @uiet mea%ow "or instan#e but those who know how to operate ra%io re#eiving sets will un%erstan%. Ao matter how mu#h +amming is going on a ra%io re#eiving set is as the grave until it is a%+uste% an% ma%e resonant by establishing harmony within it. The silen#e may then #hange into what may seem to be almost s#reaming. B;ith everybo%y broa%#asting at on#e it "ollows that the ether must be the soun%ing #hamber into whi#h is #row%e%
every kin% o" human thought. !s we %o not broa%#ast with the same intensity it "ollows that the weaker vibrations must be %rowne% out by the stronger ones. ;eak thoughts must soon "all "lat while strong ones may go to the en%s o" the earth. ?ut it seems logi#al to believe that thoughts hel% in #ommon by millions may be#ause o" their i%enti#al nature swell into a tremen%ous #horus even though the human transmitters may not in%ivi%ually be very strong sen%ers.B ;e easily re#ognie three phases o" #ons#iousness between ea#h o" whi#h there are enormous %i""eren#es. 1. $imple Cons#iousness whi#h all animals possess in #ommon. &t is the sense o" e*isten#e by whi#h we re#ognie that Bwe areB an% Bthat we are where we areB an% by whi#h we per#eive the various ob+e#ts an% varie% s#enes an% #on%itions. . $el" Cons#iousness possesse% by all mankin% e*#ept in"ants an% the mentally %e"i#ient. This gives the power o" sel" #ontemplation the e""e#t o" the worl% without upon our worl% within. B$el" #ontemplates sel".B !mongst many other results language has thus #ome into e*isten#e ea#h wor% being a symbol "or a thought or an i%ea. 0. Cosmi# Cons#iousness. This "orm o" #ons#iousness is as mu#h above sel"-#ons#iousness as sel"-#ons#iousness is above the simple #ons#iousness. &t is as %i""erent "rom either as sight is %i""erent "rom hearing or tou#h. Aeither by simple #ons#iousness nor by sel"#ons#iousness #an one get any notion o" #osmi#-#ons#iousness. &t is not like either o" them any more than sight is like hearing. ! %ea" man #an never learn o" the value o" musi# by means o" his sense o" sight or tou#h. Cosmi# #ons#iousness is all "orms o" #ons#iousness. &t overri%es time an% spa#e "or apart "rom the bo%y an% the worl% o" matter these %o not e*ist. The immutable law o" #ons#iousness is: That in the %egree that the #ons#iousness is %evelope% so is the %evelopment o" power in the sub+e#tive an% its #onse@uent mani"estation in the ob+e#tive. Cosmi# #ons#iousness is the result o" the #reation o" the ne#essary #on%itions so that the =niversal 'in% ' in% may "un#tion in the %ire#tion %esire%. &" you %o not seem to grasp the appli#ation o" the law o" vibration in the thought worl% i" you %o not know how to #hange the rate o" vibration remember that every thought #hanges the rate o" vibration. !s you think greater %eeper higher an% more "or#e"ul thoughts the brain #ells are re"ine% they be#ome more power"ul an% they are enable% to re#eive "iner vibrations. This is true not only in the mental worl% but in the physi#al worl%. !s the ear be#omes traine% in musi# it is enable% to re#eive "iner vibrations until the traine% musi#ian #an hear harmonies o" soun% o" whi#h the or%inary person is entirely unaware. Planetary vibrations a#t #hie"ly upon the nervous system whi#h is governe% by or responsive to the planet o" 'er#ury. The nervous system is the messenger o" the min% an% through the min% is transmitte% the intelligent impulses whi#h know how to %ire#t the a#tions o" the various organs o" the bo%y so as to bring about appropriate responses in the organs sele#te% an% the "un#tions involve%. &" you wish to be strong the sub#ons#ious min% a#ts upon the ten%en#y in%i#ate% an% you will un#ons#iously %o those things whi#h will mani"est strength. Every thought "in%s e*pression in the %egree o" its monopoly hen#e i" you very mu#h want an% %esire strength you must give
the thoughts o" strength "orm purpose an% power- you must give the thought o" strength a monopoly. The general prin#iple by whi#h an i%ea is preserve% is vibratory like all other phenomena o" nature. Every thought #auses a vibration that will #ontinue to e*pan% an% #ontra#t in wave #ir#les like the waves starte% by a stone %roppe% in a pool o" water. ;aves "rom other thoughts may #ountera#t it or it may "inally su##umb o" its own inanition. $ub#ons#ious $ub#ons#ious thought is re#eive% by any organ o" the bo%y a""e#te% an% think o" the me#hanism with whi#h you are provi%e% an% whi#h #an an% %oes ob+e#ti"y the thought re#eive%. )irst the millions o" #ell #hemists rea%y an% waiting to #arry out all instru#tions re#eive%. Ae*t the #omplete system o" #ommuni#ation #onsisting o" the vast sympatheti# nervous system rea#hing every "ibre o" the being an% rea%y to respon% to the slightest emotion o" +oy or "ear o" hope or %espair o" #ourage or impoten#e. Ae*t the #omplete manu"a#turing plant #onsisting o" the series o" glan%s wherein are manu"a#ture% all the se#retions ne#essary "or the use o" the #hemists in #arrying out the instru#tions whi#h are given. Then the #omplete %igestive tra#t wherein "oo% water an% air are #onvene% into bloo% bone skin hair an% nails. )inally the supply %epartment whi#h #onstantly sen%s a supply o" o*ygen nitrogen an% ether into every part o" the being an% the won%er o" it all is that this ether hol%s in solution everything ne#essary "or the use o" the #hemist "or the ether hol%s in pure "orm-an% "oo% water an% air in se#on%ary "orm-every element ne#essary ne#essary "or the pro%u#tion p ro%u#tion o" a per"e#t in%ivi%ual. You are also provi%e% with a #omplete e@uipment "or the elimination o" waste an% useless material as well as a #omplete repair %epartment. &n a a%%ition to this you have a #omplete system o" wireless whereby you are #onne#te% with every other sub#ons#ious entity in e*isten#e. You are not usually #ons#ious o" the operation o" this wireless but the same thing is true #on#erningg the operation o" the 'ar#oni $ystem. There may be musi# o" every kin% in the #on#ernin air but unless you make use o" the ampli"ier you re#eive no message an% so with your sub#ons#ious wireless. =nless you try to #oor%inate the #ons#ious an% sub#ons#ious you "ail to realie that the sub#ons#ious is #onstantly re#eiving messages o" some kin% an% +ust as #onstantly ob+e#ti"ying the message in your li"e an% environment. Try the "ollowing e*er#ise: 7ie %own @uietly. ela* #ompletely your min% an% bo%y. ?reathe naturally. &" the min% is at all tense or straine% then results #annot be obtaine%. The min% must rela* "or the "low o" inspiration. $ooner or later there will be a warm magneti# sensation throughout the bo%y. !s you progress you will lose the sense o" the bo%y altogether. The breathing will grow less in volume. )inally the #ons#ious breath will #ease. You will be in the $ilen#e: you #an go where you please an% return at will. You may roam in min% through the sub+e#tive worl% o" thought. You will be in tune with the #osmi# #ons#iousness. You will be in tune with the &n"inite. Y9= . You are whole per"e#t strong an% power"ul. You are un"ettere% unboun% triumphant an% vi#toriousI You are youth"ul vigorous smiling buoyant an% splen%i%.
You are a#tive energeti# lively in%epen%ent an% saga#ious. You are loyal ta#t"ul alert #ontente% an% #onsi%erate. You are renewe% regenerate% re#reate% inspire% an% trans"orme%. You are re"reshe% invigorate% loving harmonious an% happy-yes won%rously happy. You have "oun% the eli*ir o" li"e-the philosopher,s stone- the li"e abun%ant-the "ountain o" youth.
Ele#tri#al ibrations .
The only important theory that has ever been a%van#e% to e*plain the properties o" ele#tri#ity is that o" )ara%ay< whi#h theory is that the region surroun%ing #harge% bo%ies is traverse% by lines o" "or#e the en%s o" whi#h are rigi%ly atta#he% to bo%ies #harge% with ele#tri#ity o" opposite polarities. 7o%ge regar%s the ele#tron as a point #harge o" %isembo%ie% ele#tri#ity an% nothing else the vibrating #orpus#le being a #onstituent o" the atom but itsel" possessing no material nu#leus. He is responsible "or the theory that all matter is ele#tri#al in nature an% there are now no physi#al s#ientists who %oubt the truth o" the #onstitution o" matter in a##or%an#e with this theory. The earth is a huge magnet ele#tri"ie% by the sun an% the impulse sensations an% varie% states o" #ons#iousness o" every living thing %epen%s upon the vibrations whi#h are #onstantly being re#eive% "rom the planets. The planets too are huge magnets but o" varying sies an% o" %i""erent #onstitutions ea#h o" whi#h is likewise ele#tri"ie% by the sun. &" a #opper wire be boun% spirally aroun% a bar o" so"t iron an% an ele#tri# #urrent passe% through the wire the bar o" iron will "or the time being be #onverte% into a magnet. &" the bar with its spirally woun% wire be balan#e% on a point or hung horiontally on a threa% so that it #an swing aroun% it will point north an% south like a permanent magnet or a magnet nee%le. !n empty spiral o" wire one with no bar passing through it will behave in e*a#tly the same way i" an ele#tri# #urrent is sent along the wire an% it is balan#e% so that it #an swing. &t will point north an% south as long as the #urrent passes an% the en% that points south will be the one at whi#h the #urrent is traveling aroun% the spiral in the same %ire#tion as the han%s o" a wat#h. &n magnetism like poles repel ea#h other an% unlike poles attra#t. The north pole o" a magnet will repel the north pole o" a magneti# nee%le but will attra#t the south pole o" the nee%le. ?e#ause the nee%le is a permanent magnet the obvious in"eren#e "rom the "a#t o" its pointing north an% south is that the magnetism at the north pole o" the earth must be similar in its nature an% in the %ire#tion o" its ele#tri# #urrents to that at the south-pointing en% o" the nee%le or o" a bar magnet. 'agneti# attra#tion implies opposites< there"ore the magnetism at the north pole o" the earth must be opposite in nature to that o" the north-pointing en% o" the magnet. &n
"a#t the earth behaves as i" a great bar magnet were thrust through its a*is< the south pole o" the magnet being at the north pole o" the earth. &t "ollows "rom this that ele#tri# #urrents are traveling spirally aroun% the earth "rom pole to pole. &" we #oul% look %own upon the north pole o" the earth an% #oul% see these #urrents they woul% appear to move in the same %ire#tion as the han%s o" a wat#h< that is to say they woul% behave +ust as %o the sun moon an% planets-rise in the east pass a#ross the meri%ian an% set in the west. !ll ele#tri#al energy has its sour#e in the $un whi#h is the #enter o" all li"e "or#e an% energy an% represents the positive an% primal "ount o" all e*isten#e. &n the sun are #ontaine% all the #olors o" the solar spe#trum. Every "orm o" e*isten#e mani"esting in the solar system is bathe% in these rays "rom whi#h is %rawn the li"e that is at the #enter o" its e*isten#e. The 'oon represents the negative in"luen#e her light being that whi#h is borrowe% "rom the $un she having no light o" her own e*#ept that whi#h she #olle#ts as a re"le#tor. ;e may think o" the $un as the symbol o" the spirit an% the 'oon o" matter the two a#ting in unison as spirit matter or li"e an% "orm. The T he planets nearest the $un are most a#tive in motion. 'aking their revolutions aroun% the $un in the shortest length o" time they travel through spa#e at the greatest rate o" spee%. !s we re#e%e "rom the $un towar% the orbit o" Aeptune this a#tivity o" the planets be#omes gra%ually less. Thus 'er#ury travels through spa#e at the rate o" 6.0 miles per se#on% an% a##omplishes a revolution aroun% the $un in about eighty-seven %ays< while Aeptune the "arthest remove% o" the planets has a velo#ity o" about three an% one-hal" miles a se#on% an% re@uires about 132 years to make a revolution aroun% the $un. 9ur Earth travels at the rate o" nineteen miles a se#on% or seventy-"ive times "aster than a #annon ball. 'er#ury is about 0888 miles in %iameter or appro*imately three-eights the %iameter o" the Earth. &ts mean %istan#e "rom the $un is 02060888 miles. &ts orbit is the most ellipti#al o" all the planets sometimes approa#hing within 5120888 miles o" the $un an% at other times remove% 336888 miles. &t is by nature #onvertible being a""e#te% by the planet with whi#h it is in #on+un#tion. ;hen apart "rom any other in"luen#e 'er#ury is a #hangeable #ol% %ry an% Bmer#urialB planet. Those who are born un%er its in"luen#e are e*tremely sensitive to the rise an% "all in atmospheri# pressure. The bo%y is easily a""e#te% by environment an% is there"ore liable to "eelings o" #om"ort an% %is#om"ort a##or%ing to #ir#umstan#es. Physi#ally 'er#ury governs the brain nerves bowels arms an% han%s mouth tongue an% lungs. The temperament is e*#itable very @ui#k an% a#tive rather #hangeable an% sometimes highly nervous. 'er#ury has been terme% Bthe 'essenger o" the Go%sB an% he seems to have the spe#ial o""i#e o" being the messenger o" every other planet to the $un. He is the great mental ruler "or without 'er#ury,s in"luen#e we shoul% be %evoi% o" memory an% probably o" spee#h an% also all other power o" e*pression. 'er#ury is there"ore the great a#tor in li"e,s %rama. The orbit o" enus like that o" 'er#ury lies within the orbit o" the Earth< an% like 'er#ury she is sometimes an evening an% sometimes a morning star. Her orbit is larger than that o" 'er#ury but it never re#e%es more than 5
%egrees "rom the $un. enus a##omplishes one si%ereal revolution in about 2 %ays. The %iameter o" enus is 4218 miles< its %istan#e "rom the $un is 33253888 miles. enus is the most beauti"ul planet in the solar system. Her in"luen#e is "or pleasure #heer"ulness an% a""e#tion. enus is %e#i%e%ly a "eminine planet presi%ing over all a""airs whi#h #on#ern "emales an% the #linging preserving nourishing an% sustaining element< there"ore she has the greatest in"luen#e in "eminine a""airs. $he brings out all o" the artisti# i%ealisti# an% musi#al "a#ulties. $he presi%es over the higher emotions an% re"ine% %esires as well as over the sensuous "eelings. $entiment an% pleasurable %esires govern the enus nature an% wherever mirth pleasure an% +oy are "oun% the vibrations "rom enus has a %e#i%e% in"luen#e o" her own. $he is also a""e#te% by the aspe#ts "rom other planets the "eelings an% emotions being %epresse% or e*pan%e% a##or%ing to the nature o" the planet with whi#h she is in aspe#t. The typi#al enus woman is well %evelope% in every way o" me%ium stature an% beauti"ul skin. The #omple*ion is #lear an% attra#tive the eyes very bright an% sparkling in#line% to be %ark blue or hael an% "ull o" "eeling. The #olor o" the eyes an% hair is a""e#te% by the planets aspe#ting enus. The "a#e is smiling an% pleasant the voi#e so"t an% sweet. The pure enus type woman is irresistible in #harm an% she seems %estine% to %raw out all the love an% a""e#tion o" those aroun% her. Physi#ally enus #on"ers beauty o" "orm #learness o" skin "ine hair an% "irm "lesh whi#h is usually healthy. 'entally she #on"ers an appre#iation o" the "ine arts but gives very little in#lination "or stu%y or intelle#tual pursuits those born un%er her in"luen#e being more gui%e% by their "eelings than by thought or reason. The moral @ualities are sometimes rather latent the enus temperament pre"erring to obtain its %esires @ui#kly an% easily by the most #onvenient metho%s an% stri#t morality or sometimes even reason is o"ten %isregar%e% where these %esires are in @uestion. The enus %isposition is #heer"ul merry generous light-hearte% an% sometimes very witty. 'ales born un%er enus are a""able #ourteous kin% an% sympatheti# though sometimes rather e""eminate. enus governs the "eelings an% emotions only an% these "eelings an% emotions will be a""e#te% by the planets aspe#ting or in"luen#ing enus at the time o" birth. 'ars is the "irst o" the superior planets< an% by superior is meant that it orbit lies outsi%e the orbit o" the Earth. 'ars rotates on its a*is in twenty-"our hours an% thirty-seven minutes an% a##omplishes a revolution aroun% the $un in about si* weeks less than two years.
The planet 'ars is by nature hot an% e*pansive his in"luen#e being entirely %i""erent "rom that o" enus. The latter governs all that is gentle so"t an% "eeling whilst 'ars governs all that is "or#e"ul harsh an% o"ten un"eeling. This planet is "reer too "rom the in"luen#e o" the other planets an% %istributes a more %e"inite in"luen#e o" his own 'ars being representative o" the mas#uline se* in the same way that enus is representative o" the "eminine se*. The 'ars man is o" me%ium height an% stature having a roun% "a#e an% ru%%y #omple*ion sharp bright eyes o"ten hael a goo% #onstitution an% healthy bo%y an% a splen%i% mas#uline system. Physi#ally 'ars governs the e*ternal generative system the mus#ular system as well as everything in the bo%y #onne#te% with movement an% a#tion. 'entally 'ars presi%es over all a%venture enterprise an% heroism. The in"luen#e o" 'ars is %aring #ombative "earless an% venturesome. &n everything where plu#k "or#e an% energy are re@uire% the 'ars man will be "oremost< always rea%y to %e"en% he will not hesitate to atta#k when the situation seems to re@uire a#tion. The %isposition o" 'ars men is generous #on"i%ent an% assertive< @ui#kly angere% o"ten a#ting rashly an% ever in#line% to be hea%strong they are "irst in any a#t o" bravery "re@uently regar%less o" #onse@uen#es. The ne*t planet beyon% the orbit o" 'ars is upiter. To the nake% eye upiter appears as a star o" the "irst magnitu%e. &ts light is #onstant an% s#intillates but rarely. This giant planet is over 52888 miles in %iameter or about 1088 times larger than the Earth. The #ir#um"eren#e o" upiter is 35888 miles or more than ten times the #ir#um"eren#e o" our Earth. upiter is universally known as the planet o" goo% "ortune. Every vibration o" this planet is harmonious< an% all those who have entere% "ully into the #on%itions o" upiter are the essen#e o" pea#e morality an% +usti#e whi#h last is #ombine% with with sympathy an% #ompassion. #ompassion. !ll persons who #ome #ome un%er the in"luen#e o" this bene"i# planet are hope"ul +oyous sin#ere truth"ul an% genuinely warm-hearte%. upiterian in%ivi%uals are marke% by their sober sin#ere honest an% #omman%ing appearan#es. They are o" "ull stature high "orehea% an% possess a lu*uriant growth o" hair. There is usually a %isplay o" true pri%e an% %ignity whi#h is never s#orn"ul or arrogant but goes well with a nature that is benevolent an% generous an*ious to %o goo% an% to bene"it others. The in"luen#e o" upiter is mani"este% in pru%ent ambitions in magnanimous a#tion an% in sympatheti# "eelings "or the goo% o" humanity. The genuine upiterian is the most so"t an% gentle an% at the same time
the most manly an% noble o" all %ispositions. The most %esirable virtues are to be "oun% in this %isposition< a noble nature always a#ting honorably ever grate"ul an% genuinely #ourteous to all high or low one whi#h is always happy pea#e"ul an% sin#ere. upiter is the Bgreater "ortuneB the most bene"i# o" planets. ;ithout his in"luen#e there woul% be no real +oy. The vibrations o" upiter bring bliss an% a %esire to be help"ul. Yet "arther remove% "rom the $un is $aturn. $aturn is a planet %i""ering in every way "rom any o" the "our we have so "ar #onsi%ere%. ?y nature this planet is #ol% limiting restri#ting an% bin%ing. Physi#ally $aturn presi%es over the bo%y stru#ture. Those born un%er the in"luen#e o" $aturn are usually lean o" mi%%le stature narrow "orehea% small eyes an% pale #omple*ion. The hair is usually very %ark an% sometimes bla#k. 'entally $aturn governs the thought"ul me%itative ten%en#ies an% makes the min% slow #are"ul metho%i#al patient #ontemplative reserve% an% stu%ious. 'orally $aturn gives +usti#e an% he "avors all who are #haste as#eti# pure-min%e% "rugal an% pru%ent. &n %isposition $aturnine persons are grave an% sober in#line% to little spee#h but giving e*pression to wor%s o" great weight when ne#essary. There is a ten%en#y towar% %oubt an% apprehension< but the %isposition is in#line% to be "aith"ul an% #onstant reliable in%ustrious an% persevering. persevering. $aturn turns on its a*is in ten an% one-hal" hours an% re@uires nearly thirty years to #omplete a revolution aroun% the $un. The mean %iameter o" $aturn is about 48188 miles or 43 times larger than the Earth. &t is 54104888 miles away an% shines as a star o" the "irst magnitu%e. The planet =ranus strikes the highest o#tave to whi#h we o" the present are #apable o" respon%ing. &n "a#t there are a great number o" human beings who as yet are in#apable o" answering to the =ranus vibration. &ts power is illustrate% by those who to%ay are not limite% by #onventional laws but who maintain their own i%eas "ree "rom personal bias an% publi# opinion. Physi#ally =ranus a#ts upon the nerves an% the magneti# #on%itions. $urroun%ing everyone there is what is #alle% an aura whi#h is the magneti# "iel%. =ranus governs that aura. &ntelle#tually =ranus governs the inventive an% ingenious "a#ulties an% "avors the romanti# bohemian an% un#ommon si%e o" li"e an% all @ualities that are uni@ue an% original su#h as genius an% intuition. This planet in#lines towar% metaphysi#al stu%ies or those prin#ipally #on#erne% with the higher min% an% the sub+e#tive parts o" nature.
The %isposition o" those un%er =ranian in"luen#e is somewhat abrupt in#line% to be mysti#al pro"oun% an% gravely thought"ul %elighting in %i""i#ult problems an#ient mysteries an% o##ult s#ien#es. !"ter =ranus ha% been %is#overe% "or some time it was "oun% that upon taking all known #auses into a##ount there was still something a""e#ting its motion. &t was suggeste% that this something was another planet more %istant "rom the $un than =ranus itsel"< an% the @uestion was B;here was the planet i" it e*iste%B ;e nee% not be surprise% that two min%s who "elt themselves #ompetent to solve the problem shoul% have in%epen%ently un%ertaken to "in% the unknown worl%. !s "ar ba#k as uly 151 we "in% 'r. !%ams %etermine% to investigate the irregularities o" =ranus. Early in $eptember 153 the new planet ha% been "airly grapple%. ;e "in% $ir ohn Hers#hel remarking B;e see it as Columbus saw !meri#a "rom the shores o" $pain. &ts movements have been "elt trembling along the "ar rea#hing line o" our analysis with a #ertainly har%ly in"erior to o#ular %emonstration.B 9n the 6th o" uly 153 the large teles#ope o" the Cambri%ge 9bservatory was "irst employe% to sear#h "or the planet in the pla#e where Pro"essor !%ams, #al#ulations ha% assigne% it. '. 7e errier in $eptember wrote to the ?erlin observers stating the pla#e where his #al#ulations le% him to believe it woul% be "oun% his theoreti#al pla#e an% Pro"essor !%ams, being not a %egree apart. !t ?erlin thanks to their star map whi#h ha% not yet been publishe% r. Galla# "oun% the planet very near the position assigne% by both astronomers. The intuitive "a#ulty an% the telepathi# sense as well as genius are "re@uently o" a nature whi#h might be %ire#tly as#ribe% to the planet Aeptune. Hen#e it woul% appear to be in the nature o" Aeptune to augment an% spe#ialie the "a#ulties. ;e must not however "orget that the planets a##or%ing to their several natures always a#t in terms o" ourselves an% our environment. ! man who is listless an% without ambition will not make bol% or su##ess"ul enterprises un%er the transit o" 'ars. ! man o" small i%eas will a##ount himsel" lu#ky on the re#eipt o" an une*pe#te% %ole. Great a#hievements #an #ome only "rom great min%s an% high en%eavors. 'ars always e*a#ts the penalty o" a risk. $aturn %eman%s time in whi#h to mature his bene"its. upiter is a planet o" Bgreat e*pe#tationsB an% o"tentimes o" little permanen#e. Aeptune %early loves a plot or intrigue an% =ranus #an make or break a##or%ing as a man is himsel" %ispose% to be #onstru#tive or %estru#tive. 'an is an embo%ie% universe. The planets are all #ompoun%e% in his being. &t is that whi#h makes him responsive to their a#tions.
The seven planets are the in%i#ators o" the seven Prin#iples whi#h #onstitute the universe. ust as the Do%ia# is #omplete within itsel" with twelve %ivisions so are the planets a #omplete whole in the aura o" the $un with seven %ivisions. !s one ray #oming "rom the $un is broken up into seven rays through the planets so is ea#h o" the seven again broken up into millions o" separate rays ea#h one "orming the nu#leus "or a separate "orm o" matter. Thus all li"e is mani"este% by #ombining an% #ompoun%ing these planetary in"luen#es. The story o" the "ormation o" the Earth an% man has been likene% to a mighty wheel ever slowly an% inevitably turning ever pressing onwar% ea#h revolution being #alle% an !ge. ! ge. !s this Bwheel o" li"eB turns it #arries both humanity an% the Earth through the various #hanges an% states o" un"ol%ment o" their interwoven yet in%ivi%ual %estinies. ;hen the physi#al bo%y is #on#eive% it is un%er the prevailing lunar in"luen#e. !t the time o" B@ui#keningB 'ars animates the bo%y an% the parti#ular planet whi#h is in the as#en%ant at the moment governs the brain an% nervous system. ;hen a #hil% %raws its "irst breath it %raws into its system a wave o" ether #harges with #ertain vibrations #oming "rom the planetary spheres. Every human being is essentially a see% o" the ivine 7i"e an% the un"ol%ment o" the spiritual li"e within is the one aim o" human %estiny. !ll planetary "or#es rea#hing our globe a""e#t us physi#ally emotionally an% intelle#tually through our physi#al emotional an% mental bo%ies. The prin#iple o" the planetary in"luen#es as they a""e#t humanity are neither virtues nor vi#es< they are @ualities #ommon to all who attune themselves to them. They are latent in every human being. The prin#iple o" 'er#ury is reason< o" enus a""e#tion< o" 'ars energy< o" $aturn en%uran#e< o" upiter preservation< o" =ranus #onstru#tiven #onstru#tiveness< ess< an% o" Aeptune mysti#ism. The Do%ia# hol%s in solution the various @ualities o" matter in all its mani"ol% "orms. The @ualities are in%i#ate% by the nature o" the signs an% the signs have a %e"inite relation to the #onstellations. The relationship is however not %epen%ent upon the position o" the #onstellations any more than the nature o" the ra%io musi# is %epen%ent upon the lo#ation o" the broa%#asting station. The human bo%y possesses innumerable sensory nerves ea#h o" whi#h has an Ben% organB whose o""i#e is to re#eive stimuli "rom without transmit the vibrations to nerve #enters where in turn they are
"orwar%e% by means o" the sympatheti# system to those organs whi#h are responsive to ea#h parti#ular in#oming stimulus #ausing #hemi#al #hanges to take pla#e whi#h give rise to sensation. $ensation pro%u#es thoughts in kin%. k in%. Thoughts %etermine a#ts. !#ts %etermine environment. ?e"ore one is #ons#ious o" a sensation a #hemi#al #hange has taken pla#e a stimulating vibration has been re#eive% whi#h gave the #hemi#al situation an urge an% a %ire#tion a##or%ing to the #hara#ter o" the vibration. The vibrations o" 'ars are positive e*#iting in"lammatory< those o" enus are soothing pa#i"ying #heering< the vibrations o" ea#h planet having its own parti#ular in"luen#e. The in"luen#e o" 'ars is e*pansive impulsive an% ever moving. &t #ontains the essen#e o" energy strength an% motion. &t is not an in"luen#e to be suppresse% but rather one to be #ontrolle% re"ine% an% %ire#te%. There is not a stone but has a spark o" the 'artial ray in it not a planet but "eels its animating in"luen#e not an animal that is not move% by its energy not a human being un#ontrolle% by its power. The prin#iple o" enus is love. 7ove in this sense is not a mere sentimental abstra#tion< it %enotes rather the prin#iple o" #ohesion operative throughout the universe the a##retive "a#ulty that attra#ts whatever is in a##or%an#e with its nature whether it be #onstru#tion or %estru#tion. Aothing is ever lost "or in the ivine E#onomy #reation #onsists in nothing but re#reation-an e*#hange o" the ol% "or new. The in"luen#e o" upiter is mainly so#ial #haritable an% religious. upiter is the preserving in"luen#e o" that whi#h mani"ests as the ob+e#tive in"luen#e o" $aturn. $aturn an% upiter govern the physi#al #on%itions 'ars an% enus the emotional nature an% 'er#ury the mental nature o" the human being. The in"luen#e o" upiter is e*pansive< it "avors e*pression by %e#oration an% a%ornment it %evelops the talent "or organiation it in"luen#es the un"ol%ing o" see%s an% bu%s an% #reates a "itting environmentt "or the li"e within them. upiter there"ore brings out all that is so#iable environmen #ooperative an% harmoniing. Every "or#e whether magneti# sympatheti# %ynami# or me#hani#al is a planetary vibration an% as upiter is "ourteen hun%re% times as large as the Earth the vibrations whi#h he imparts an% the "or#e whi#h he e*erts is lo"ty an% gran%. His in"luen#e is "or harmony gran%eur an% physi#al e*#ellen#e. Perhaps the most in%ivi%ualisti# trait o" the $aturnian type is the @uality o" slowness o" inertia. The three @ualities inherent in matter are inertia a#tivity an% mobility. These three @ualities are #ombine% in varying proportions in all types o" planetary in"luen#e but in the #ase o" $aturn inertia prepon%erates.
Those who belong to this type are slow to move but stea%"ast an% un#hanging in a#tion. They are "aith"ul en%uring unyiel%ing an% "i*e%. This pe#uliarity o" inertia makes the in%ivi%ual slow to a##ept new i%eas an% makes him a%here to ol% thoughts an% metho%s with great tena#ity. 9ne #onse@uen#e o" this type o" #hara#ter is that it keeps what it gets. This is true in terms o" i%eas "eelings habits or a#tual property. !nother #onse@uen#e is the %evelopment o" the @ualities o" #on#rete e*a#titu%e an% parti#ulariation. $aturn thus "avors the e*pression o" the min% through "orm in s#ulpture ar#hite#ture an% physi#al s#ien#e. There is in $aturn the property o" #ontemplation whi#h is tra#e% to an innate %esire "or all ar#ane wis%om an% %eep s#ien#e. This is the se#ret o" $aturn,s in"luen#e as the 'aster ?uil%er o" #hara#ter an% %estiny. Thus we "in% $aturn ever willing to a##ept responsibility to a##entuate it an% to transmute it through the regenerating in"luen#e o" me%itation an% #ontemplation. &n a like manner the in"luen#e o" 'ars is "re@uently transmute% into %evotion an% o" 'er#ury into wis%om. $aturn thus ever ten%s to isolation an% separativeness< his in"luen#e is stea%ily #ontra#tive ever ten%ing to shape in %etail by "orming a series o" limitations bin%ing the in%ivi%ual to #on#rete prin#iples. 9n the #ontrary all that is unlimite% an% unboun% #omes un%er the in"luen#e o" =ranus. !ll metaphysi#al thought an% a%van#e% views "in% in him a lea%< in "a#t his in"luen#e is so marke% an% romanti# that on#e it is "elt it never #an be "orgotten. &" the philosopher who %raws his in"luen#es "rom $aturn is slow to think then how mu#h slower is he who %raws his in"luen#e "rom Aeptune whi#h is twi#e as "ar remove%I &" one wishes to re#eive inspiration he must be very @uiet an% "or a long time. &t will be re#alle% that when $aint ohn re#eive% the evelation he was put o"" on the islan% o" Patmos where he woul% be un%isturbe%. He was pla#e% there by his enemies o" #ourse but they #oul% not have %one him a greater goo% "or here he #oul% let his spirit soar without being moleste%. &t takes time to re#eive inspiration but there have been a "ew men who have been willing to "ast "orty %ays in or%er to be able to reap su#h rewar%. 'an is a #ompoun% o" all the elements. &n his early stages the animal instin#t is uppermost an% he is #ons#ious only o" ob+e#ts that appeal o" his senses. 7ater he learns to be #ons#ious o" a "or#e within whi#h appeals to his reason. )inally he be#omes #ons#ious o" his unity with the entire universe. He thus passes "rom the animal to the human an% "inally to the %ivine. $olar $#ien#e is then the spiral stairway that is %estine% to lea% to a glorious "uture "or instea% o" simply believing in authority we #an have our "aith #on"irme% by knowle%ge an% our intuition supporte% by reason.
Celestial ibrations .
&t is the attitu%e that we assume towar% in#oming stimuli that suggests an% %etermines the %ire#tion an% kin% o" motor %is#harges or bo%ily rea#tions o" all kin%s. The in%ivi%ual who a#ts upon impulse is simply "ollowing the ten%en#y o" the stimulus: hen#e he o"ten has o##asion to a"terwar%s regret that he has %one so. BThe stars in#line but they %o not #ompel.B uring the spring @uarter nature brings "orth new growth but we may #hoose not to plant anything an% it is easy to pre%i#t that with no planting there will be a shortage o" "oo% %uring the "ollowing winter. The wise man %oes not rule his stars he rules himsel" an% a#ts in #ooperation with the %uly time% operations o" nature the results proving the wis%om o" his #hoi#e. 9n the other han% we are most apt un%er a%verse aspe#ts to "eel inharmonious an% to a#t likewise an% thus bring %ispleasure an% opposition whi#h pro%u#e obsta#les limitations an% %i""i#ulties. The wor% Baspe#tB is the term that has been a%opte% to in%i#ate the position o" the planets relative to ea#h other an% their #onse@uent in"luen#e upon the Earth an% its inhabitants. &t will rea%ily be seen that i" upiter gets between $aturn an% the Earth the in"luen#e o" $aturn is nulli"ie%-his vibrations %o not rea#h us. &t will thus be seen that the planets are #ontinually "orming angles by whi#h they ampli"y or nulli"y the e""e#t that might be e*pe#te%. !n aspe#t will "in% response only in those who are attune% to re#eive that aspe#t +ust as the wireless telegraph re#eiver is attune% only to the vibration o" #orrespon%ingly tune% transmitters. Hen#e one person may sense the working o" an aspe#t while his own brother may not. The physi#al pro#ess o" the e""e#t o" an aspe#t is a #hange in the #hemi#al #onstituents o" the human bo%y so that some o" the "lui%s are over#ome %eplete% or %iminishe% while others may be in#rease%. The #orrespon%ing #hange in #ell stru#ture %raws the attention o" the min% to a re#ognition o" %isturban#e in the bo%y by means o" a#hes pains si#kness an% weakness. &n the realm o" the min% an a%verse aspe#t o" $un an% $aturn ten% to mental %epression the e*treme e""e#t o" whi#h is melan#holy sar#asm an% resentment at apparent restraint an% limitations or la#k o" opportunities. &t also in#lines to timi%ity "ear an% a ten%en#y to retren#h @uit ba#k %own an% give up the struggle. )or it is a struggle to those who are thus a""e#te% an% many who are ill su##umb be#ause o"
a prepon%eran#e o" these "eelings while those who are not strong in a business way "eel that the obsta#les are too great an% so they "ail where stimulating en#ouragement an% kin%ly assistan#e "rom those who un%erstan% these aspe#ts woul% ti%e them over the perio% o" its in"luen#e until normal #on%itions again prevaile%. The Do%ia# has been %ivi%e% into twelve parts ea#h %ivision possessing a %istin#tion o" its own. &t is in these %ivisions o" the Do%ia# that the essen#e ra%iate% by the $un is in#orporate% with the gravities #hara#teristi# o" the parti#ular position o" the Do%ia# through whi#h they pass an% every physi#al mani"estation in the universe be it mineral vegetable or animal will e*press in its nature the #hara#ter o" the parti#ular %ivision o" the Do%ia# to whi#h it is attune%. !t the moment o" birth when the #hil% %raws its "irst in%epen%ent breath "illing the lungs an% o*ygeniing its bloo% with the elements o" the atmosphere whi#h at that moment prevail a##or%ing to the nature o" the parti#ular planetary aspe#ts operating at that time an% pla#e it re#eives impressions or ten%en#ies to whi#h it is always a"terwar% responsive whenever like #on%itions reo##ur among the vibratory in"luen#es o" Do%ia#al aspe#ts. People respon% to those vibrations or aspe#ts to whi#h they are attune% an% they are immune to others. The sign whi#h is rising at the moment o" birth is #onsi%ere% the natural in%i#ator o" #hara#ter an% this will give twelve %istin#t types brie"ly summarie% as "ollows: !ries. )rank an% outspoken #ombative generous assertive an% impulsive intuitive yet "on% o" reason an% argument. Taurus. ogmati# an% obstinate "earless an% strong-wille% patient an% %etermine%< a""e#tionate. Gemini. ualisti# an% restless intelle#tual an% sensational nervous an% irritable: yet kin% an% generous. Can#er. eserve% an% sensitive sympatheti# an% tena#ious impatient yet persistent impressionable an% emotional. 7eo. )irm an% sel"-#ontrolle% persevering persevering an% ambitious< "aith"ul noble an% generous. irgo. etiring an% %is#riminative yet ingenious< a#tive thought"ul an% spe#ulative. 7ibra. e"ine% intuitive per#eptive ambitious artisti# sensitive an% +ust. $#orpio. eserve% %etermine% tena#ious se#retive wise %is#reet "irm prou% an% resent"ul o" in+uries. $agittarius. !#tive enterprising "rank honest generous sin#ere impressionable introspe#tive an% %emonstrative.
Capri#orn. !mbitious penetrative re#eptive persistent stea%y inspirational an% politi#ally in#line%. !@uarius. &ntelle#tual retentive stu%ious thought"ul %i""usive versatile ingenious an% artisti#. Pis#es. Emotional se#retive patient me%itative kin% generous imitative re#eptive patient an% pea#e-loving.
You-Haanel-0 Celestial Vibrations % Continued
A&I'S
!ries is the "irst sign o" the Do%ia#. The planet 'ars is the ruler o" this sign: the mental an% martial instin#ts are here keenly alive the ob+e#tive an% "ormative e*ternal worl% being more attra#tive an% "as#inating than the sub+e#tive internal or re"le#tive. &t is the "irst sign o" the intelle#tual trinity. Those born between 'ar#h the twenty-"irst an% !pril the twenty-"irst are very "rank outspoken venturesome sel"-assertive ambitious sensitive intelle#tual enterprising an% entertaining but are mu#h given to over-estimate to imagine things to be greater> either better or worse> than they are. The virtue o" this sign may be "oun% in the loyalty o" those born un%er it an% in their love o" truth an% all that is "rank "ree in%epen%ent generous an% e*pressive. 'entally they are very ambitious an% always "ull o" enterprise new s#hemes an% i%eas. They are remarkable "or their ability to plan an% map out the "uture but they rarely %evelop their own i%eas "ully themselves.
(A#&#S
Taurus is the se#on% sign o" the Do%ia#. !ll persons born between !pril twenty-"irst an% 'ay twenty-"irst when the $un o##upies the sign Taurus are soli% reserve% pra#ti#al matter-o"-"a#t stubborn %etermine% %etermine% patient plo%%ing an% #onservative. They are reliable honest an% #are"ul in spee#h an% a#tion an% #ompetent to hol% positions where %ignity an% sel"-relian#e are ne#essary: hen#e they usually obtain some government appointment or responsible post in whi#h #ustom prevails an% where authority is well establishe%.
This sign #ontains the potent energies o" the will an% the %esires o"ten #on#eale% an% suppresse% until great provo#ation releases them when the pent-up energies o" Taurus T aurus es#ape with the "or#e o" an e*plosion. There is a pe#uliar psy#hi# si%e to the pra#ti#al Taurus nature whi#h is o"ten %evelope% through the "eelings be#oming very %eeply move% by some e*#eptional e*perien#e. Thought an% "eeling are very mu#h blen%e% an% it is %i""i#ult to tell whi#h will be uppermost< "or ;ill an% esire are one in this sign an% those who are morally %evelope% are very intuitive seeking to #ontrol the %esire o" nature an% to puri"y the emotions. 'entally they have great power but %esire is o"ten stronger than the will an% we then "in% them e*pressing their mentality in a matter-o"-"a#t manner as they seem to %elight in being what they term Bpra#ti#al.B &n other wor%s they are more ob+e#tive. They possess mu#h #on#entration an% "i*ity o" purpose but it is %i""i#ult to get them to energie their min% as they seem to love l ove to take things easily an% o"ten rely on their intuition more than their reason. )'MI$I
!ll persons born within the perio% "rom 'ay ' ay twenty-"irst to une twentieth will partake more or less o" the solar in"luen#e e*pressing itsel" through the sign Gemini. This is the thir% sign o" the Do%ia# an% the "irst o" the airy tripli#ity. &t is mutable in @uality signi"ying %uality like the parts o" the bo%y whi#h Gemini governs su#h as the lungs han%s arms eyes an% ears< being the e*presser or vehi#le an% me%ium "or #arrying out that whi#h is a#tive an% latent in the two "oregoing signs !ries an% Taurus. This #auses all those born un%er its in"luen#e to have the #apa#ity to engage in two pursuits at the same time giving a love o" #hange an% %iversity an% the spe#ial ability to a%apt themselves to the re@uirements o" the moment. The stars Castor an% Pollu* are so #lose that they have always been #onsi%ere% twins. They are the most brilliant stars in the #elestial sign Gemini. )or this reason Gemini is a %ual sign rule% by the BTwinsB an% we "in% that the most "re@uent trait o" #hara#ter e*presse% is that o" %uality. There are three #hie" #onstellations in the #elestial sign Gemini. The "irst !uriga signi"ies %riving power an% me#hani#al ingenuity. The se#on% Hya%es gives sympathy whi#h is always asso#iate% with a watery sign. The thir% 9rion %enotes #uriosity "or resear#h a %isposition to triumph over obsta#les an% a love "or the beauti"ul. Thus the Gemini temperament will be either pra#ti#al sympatheti# or artisti# %epen%ing upon the parti#ular #onstellation with whi#h he is in tune. !nother #hara#teristi# Gemini #omple* is the artisti# whi#h e*presses as a love o" ornament an% in%ivi%uality in %rawing an% painting. The Pis#es sign also pro%u#es many artists but in that sign the talent is %evelope% laboriously through an innate ten%en#y<
while the Gemini artist more restless an% less persistent an% not always so su##ess"ul %evelops be#ause o" a love "or #olor an% a %esire "or e*pression. The pra#ti#al ten%en#y o" the Gemini also ten%s to %iminish the pra#ti#e o" art in spite o" his artisti# %isposition an% temperament. Gemini people are more or less in#line% towar% intelle#tual pursuits an% are %eeply intereste% in all e%u#ational work an% live more in the min% than in the "eelings. &n "a#t they strive all through li"e to over#ome "eeling en%eavoring to reason away their sensations. This #auses them to be somewhat materialisti# ever hovering between belie" an% skepti#ism. They o"ten "eel that they want to be in two pla#es at the same time an% are not #ontent to remain in one pla#e "or any length o" time. 'oreover they sel%om "inish one thing be"ore #ommen#ing another an% this #auses them to be somewhat unreliable an% in%e#isive. They have many %ual e*perien#es two #ourses o" a#tion #oming prominently into their lives in respe#t to whi#h they have to make a #hoi#e. They are always more or less nervous restless an% irritable whi#h "re@uently #auses them to worry an% be#ome %i""usive an% less #on#entrat #on#entrate% e% than ever. ;hen morally %evelope% they aspire towar% a worthy aim an% have the opportunity to live on a plane pl ane that is neither wholly ob+e#tive nor wholly sub+e#tive possessing the ability to see between both mo%es o" mani"estation. ?ut when un%evelope% morally min% is everything an% then they re@uire to be #onvin#e% that there is any state o" e*isten#e other than the material.
CA$C'&
Can#er whi#h is in power "rom une twenty-"irst to uly twenty-"irst is the "ourth sign o" the Do%ia# a watery #ar%inal sign an% the "irst o" the maternal trinity. This is the sign in whi#h "eeling an% emotion are stirre% into a#tivity by e*ternal means. !ll persons born when the $un o##upies this sign are sensitive timi% an% retiring yet tena#ious. They are pe#uliar to themselves having more noti#eable an% %istin#tive #hara#teristi#s than any other o" the signs the prin#ipal being their #onventional yet at the same time attra#tive i%iosyn#rasies. They love to be noti#e% but appear to be unassuming an% not eager to #ome "orwar%. They are e#onomi#al #onservative #onservative retentive romanti# psy#hi# an% imaginative an% until un%erstoo% appear to be #ontrary without the least intention o" being so. Can#er persons who are morally un%evelope% are mere bun%les o" moo%s an% in#onsisten#ies in#onsisten# ies ever wavering an% hesitating where "eeling an% sensation are #on#erne%. ?ut when morally %evelope% these moo%s unite in "orming a tena#ious will or a persistent %esire that #arries them "orwar% to their goal either by the e*er#ise o" ta#t or by persistent persuasion. They are "on% o" reli#s anti@uities an% #urios an% all things asso#iate% with memories o" the past.
L'*
The sign 7eo #overing the perio% "rom uly twenty-"irst to !ugust twenty-"irst is the "i"th sign o" the Do%ia# "iery "i*e% an% royal. !ll persons born when the $un was in this sign are power"ul #omman%ing sel"-#ontrolle% %etermine% generous ambitious an% "aith"ul having %eep emotions. B;hen morally %evelope% they are attra#tive an% sympatheti#< but when un%evelope% they are passionate an% hasty being "ar too easily le% by their "eelings. The main "eature o" this sign is "aith an% those born in it are ever trust"ul believing all to be goo% an% pure until "oun% to be otherwise when they "eel most keenly the realiation o" their mispla#e% trust. 7eo in%ivi%uals always aim high an% #onse@uently their i%eals are rarely realie%. &n some #ases they are @uite =topian seeking per"e#tion in all things. They are rarely i" ever se#retive pre"erring "rank an% open %ealing even shoul% it entail pain"ul #onse@uen#es. ;hen mu#h %e#eive% or wronge% they are likely to be prou% an% #ontemptuous but are still magnanimous an% "orgiving. The $un pla#e% in the sign o" 7eo at birth promises mu#h su##ess in li"e through personal magnetism an% power to a%apt onesel" to #ir#umstan#es. The more sel"-#ontrol is %evelope% the greater will be the su##ess "or then the natural gi"t o" intuition will a#t "reely. 7eo people always want to be at the hea% o" things as they are in possession o" goo% organiing power being well able to assume authority an% #omman%. They rule by a pe#uliar inner "eeling o" whi#h they are in possession an% whi#h is not #ommon to others so that in this they in a measure have the a%vantage over most people. They learn mu#h through the emotional si%e o" their nature whi#h is power"ul an% very %eep.
VI&)*
The #elestial sign irgo e*ten%ing "rom !ugust twenty-se#on% to $eptember twenty"irst is the si*th sign o" the Do%ia# an earthy mutable sign. !ll persons born when the $un is in irgo are pra#ti#al %is#riminative #riti#al metho%i#al metho%i#al in%ustrious an% intelligent. This is the sign "or the business man the in%ivi%ual who is keenly alive on the physi#al plane< who %oes not %oubt the e*isten#e o" the spiritual but who wastes no time in %reaming or spe#ulating on the unseen en%eavoring to bring all things %own to the sensible matter-o"-"a#t every%ay worl%. Those born in this sign are sel"-possesse% #ool #are"ul painstaking #autious an% at the same time a#tive ta#t"ul alert an% ingenious with an eye ever open to the Bmain #han#e.B There are very "ew e*tremes in this sign these natives being "or the most part evenly balan#e% an% #ool hea%e%. irgo people make "ew pretensions pre"erring pre"erring to work @uietly an% unobserve%. They are not an*ious to obtain "ame or re#ognition but a#t as %is#reetly as opportunity will allow.
Those born %uring the last ten %ays o" !ugust are generally #al#ulating an% given to preme%itation rarely i" ever a#ting upon impulse. They are retiring an% o"ten bash"ul an% "asti%ious. Those born "rom $eptember "irst to tenth are more thorough. They rise in li"e through their own merits. They are generally s#ienti"i# an% #riti#al also sensitive an% keenly alive to surroun%ing #on%itions. They are #ompetent reasoners thought"ul an% persistent. Those born between the tenth an% the twentieth o" the month in#line more towar% a less a#tive li"e l i"e possessing mu#h more reserve. They are @uietly "irm. LI+&A
7ibra "rom $eptember twenty-se#on% to 9#tober twenty-se#on% is the seventh sign o" the Do%ia# airy #ar%inal an% balan#ing. &t is the "irst o" the epro%u#tive Trinity. Those born when the $un is in this sign are very re"ine% an% are great lovers o" +usti#e. They are sensitive approbative "on% o" pleasure ambitious generous intuitive harmonious per#eptive an% artisti#. !ll persons born in this sign are well-balan#e% amiable well-%ispose% an% #apable o" taking a %ispassionate view o" li"e. They see both si%es o" a sub+e#t very #learly. They love to be approve% working well when praise% or a%mire%< an% they generally merit approval being pleasant an% e@uable persons to live with. They have e*#ellent per#eption never "ailing to observe #learly all that is going on aroun% them. There are two e*tremes born un%er this in"luen#e: Those who are pleasure-lovers worshippers o" "orm an% #eremony #ustom an% #onvention< an% those who are very spiritually min%e% mentally re"ine% an% keen to appre#iate unity in all things. Those born between $eptember twenty-se#on% twenty-se#on% an% the en% o" the month are %ispassionate easy-going very re"ine% kin% an% harmonious. Those born between 9#tober "irst an% tenth are lovers o" +usti#e mentally #lever "on% o" goo% so#iety "aith"ul in all their atta#hments. Those born between 9#tober tenth an% twenty-se#on% are more material but keenly intelle#tual an% highly appre#iative o" mental e*pression in all "orms. They make goo% partners as they generally en%eavor to preserve harmony.
SC*&PI*
The #elestial sign $#orpio 9#tober twenty-thir% to Aovember twenty-"irst is the eighth sign o" the Do%ia# a "i*e% an% watery sign. !ll persons born with the $un in this sign are "irm %igni"ie% #ontrolle% reserve% tena#ious an% magneti#. They are ta#t"ul %is#reet an% #autious. They love approval ap proval an% appre#iate en#ouragement. This sign has #on#eale% within it more power than most o" the signs. This #auses the $#orpio person to be very shrew% an% #unning when not morally %evelope% an% to e*hibit intense passion an% +ealousy. Thus he is likely to be e*a#ting suspi#ious an% mistrust"ul.
9" the three types those born between 9#tober 9#tober twenty-thir% an% the en% o" the month are very sus#eptible to the in"luen#e o" those aroun% them. They are not talkative o"ten shy an% bash"ul< but their nature #hanges #onsi%erably on rea#hing mi%%le age. Those born in the perio% "rom Aovember "irst to tenth in#lusive are more talkative. They may pla#e too mu#h relian#e upon the spoken wor%s o" others an% su""er in #onse@uen#e through %e#eption o" mispla#e% #on"i%en#e. They are hospitable an% kin%. k in%. Those born in the perio% "rom Aovember tenth to twentieth are very tena#ious %etermine% an% ambitious. They love publi# gatherings an% so#iety but are also "on% o" home an% #ompany. Those born with the $un in $#orpio are strong #hara#ters an% when they over#ome pri%e an% +ealousy their power "or goo% in the worl% is enormous. !s they %evelop they be#ome more intuitive. They have strong #onstitutions yet have great internal "or#e an% re#uperative power< they also possess intuitive me%i#al knowle%ge. )inan#ially they su##ee% by their keen penetration an% power to a%apt themselves to their environment. They always %o well in li"e possessing the will power an% %etermination to rise in the worl%. 'arriage is very important "or them an% always bene"i#ial as they have remarkable powers o" atta#hment an% make e*#ellent parents.
SA)I((A&I#S
$agittarius #overing the perio% "rom Aovember twenty-"irst to e#ember twentieth is the ninth sign o" the Do%ia# a "iery an% mutable sign. !ll persons born with the $un in this sign are hope"ul bright an% impressionable with an instin#t "or prophe#y. They are a#tive enterprising loyal e*pressive an% given to the %emonstration o" a""e#tion. They are lovers o" liberty an% believers in "ree%om o" spee#h< an% none know so well how to "in% the weakest part in another,s armor as %o $agittarius people. Aevertheless they are straight"orwar% in%epen%ent philosophi#al an% religious in thought an% prin#iple. 9" the three types those born between Aovember Aovember twenty-"irst an% the en% o" the month are very blunt an% outspoken an% unwilling to submit to any restraint or #ontrol. They are "on% o" s#ien#e an% the pra#ti#al si%e o" li"e taking mu#h interest in %etails an% minute parti#ulars. Those born between e#ember "irst an% tenth are passionate generous open an% "ree "on% o" argument high-min%e% an% in%epen%ent possessing a love o" religious an% philosophi#al stu%ies. Those born between the tenth an% the twentieth are more sel"-wille% an% at times in%epen%ent an% in%i""erent "on% o" #ombat an% militant in spirit with a penetrative min% an% rea%y wit.
The mental si%e o" li"e appeals greatly to the $agittarian who is always more or less philosophi#al though sympatheti#. The nature o" these persons is hope"ul an% +oyous even in a%van#e% years an% although sometimes %isturbe% their %isposition is generally #alm. They are simple in their mo%e o" li"e an% above all things %elight in in%epen%en#e an% will sa#ri"i#e everything rather than be un%er restraint. They "ret e*#ee%ingly in unsympatheti# surroun%ings. They are wat#h"ul an% %istrust"ul o" others even o" themselves whi#h sometimes lea%s to %e#eption whilst trying to avoi% it. They love truth pea#e an% +usti#e. They are #omple* an% %i""i#ult to gauge an% "on% o" theology an% spiritual sub+e#ts but in#line% to be visionary.
CAP&IC*&$
The #elestial sign Capri#orn "rom e#ember twenty-"irst to anuary nineteenth is the tenth sign o" the Do%ia# a #ar%inal an% earthy sign. !ll persons born when the $un is in this sign are ambitious an% "on% o" buil%ing high i%eals o" physi#al splen%or an% per"e#tion. They are e#onomists thri"ty persevering reserve% %iplomati# an% pro"oun%. They are in%ustrious painstaking slow an% #autious rarely prou% or too in%epen%ent but having nevertheless nevertheless a "air amount o" sel"-#on"i%en#e. They are rarely %emonstrative or "on% o" %isplay an% generally are sin#ere an% plain-spoken. The #hara#ter o" those born un%er Capri#orn is very %e#i%e%. Their mentality mani"ests as stu%iousness #are"ulness thought"ulness ability "or s#ienti"i# resear#h re"le#tion an% me%itation. The health an% #onstitution o" those born un%er the Capri#orn in"luen#e are a""e#te% primarily by the $un whi#h is the li"e-giver. This sign is a retentive sign an% enables those who are born un%er its in"luen#e to #ling to physi#al li"e as long as it is possible an% they usually live mu#h longer than those born un%er any other sign o"ten rea#hing the age o" ninety to a hun%re% years ol% an% at the same time preserving all the "a#ulties an% senses to the en%. !ll persons "ully un%er its in"luen#e are ambitious #are"ul thought"ul pru%ent reserve% energeti# persevering power"ul an% en%uring. A,#A&I#S
The #elestial sign !@uarius anuary twentieth to )ebruary eighteenth is the eleventh sign o" the Do%ia# a "i*e% airy sign. !ll persons born with the $un in this sign are %i""i#ult to un%erstan%. They are @uiet unobtrusive patient "aith"ul humane an% kin%. They love nature musi# art an% literature the intelle#tual an% re"ine% si%e o" li"e appealing to their humanitarian sense o" e@uality. They are intuitive honest an% well-
meaning o" a stu%ious an% thought"ul nature bent upon "athoming the mysteries o" nature. This sign belongs to the airy tripli#ity hen#e is #on#erne% with the mental region o" the Do%ia#. Humanity has not rea%ie% that stage when all the @ualities that are to be ma%e mani"est through the sign !@uarius #an be %evelope%. There are very "ew who #ompletely e*press the in%ivi%ual #hara#teristi#s o" this sign in our present %ay but those who have evolve% to where they #an e*press their in%ivi%ual nature are very %etermine% patient @uiet an% "aith"ul persons. They are philosophi#al humanitarian an% e*#ee%ingly re"ine% an% they make e*#ellent resear#hers an% s#ienti"i# writers. 'entally they are #autious stea%y intelligent %is#riminative #on#entrative stu%ious an% thought"ul an% when they give their min%s to stu%y they #an e*tra#t more "rom a sub+e#t than any o" the other airy signs. There is a ten%en#y "or them to live more mentally than physi#ally an% everything belonging to the mental worl% appeals to them. They usually have a strong healthy #onstitution but i" they be#ome too #on#entrative #on#entrative or "ollow a se%entary li"e then there is %anger o" trouble arising "rom the %e"e#tive #ir#ulation. They su##ee% best as artists %esigners musi#ians inventors ele#tri#ians writers an% in any employment where stea%y "aith"ul #on#entrate% work is ne#essary. The planet $aturn is their ruler but it is the metaphysi#al si%e o" $aturn whi#h governs the #ontemplative an% me%itative @ualities. !ll persons un%er the !@uarian in"luen#e are more or less e*#ellent stu%ents o" human nature an% their @uiet silent thought"ul manner always inspires #on"i%en#e when they are un%erstoo% by those with whom they #ome in #onta#t. PISC'S
The #elestial sign Pis#es "rom )ebruary nineteenth to 'ar#h twentieth is the last sign o" the Do%ia# a mutable watery sign. !ll persons born with the $un in this sign are very re#eptive me%iumisti# an% impressionable. They are not %etermine% nor positive but persistent persuasive an% emotional. They are very patient an% %o not willingly #omplain. They are imitative pea#e"ul sympatheti# an% generous. &n this sign there are to be "oun% two e*tremes< but Pis#es being a %ual sign these in%ivi%uals o"ten e*press both these opposite si%es o" their #hara#ter an% hen#e are not easily un%erstoo%. They are @uite alert an% willing to take upon themselves any responsibility i" it is to serve a goo% an% use"ul purpose. The sign #on"ers upon those un%er its in"luen#e a pe#uliarly intuitive re#eptive #on%ition whi#h enables them to internally sense an% un%erstan% things in a totally %i""erent way
"rom that o" other signs. &n #hara#ter Pis#es people are somewhat over-restless an% an*ious an% there is a great %eal o" in%e#ision< but they are able to sense the surroun%ing #on%itions #on%itions an% possess a kin% o" psy#hi# ten%en#y. The emotions are very strong an% are likely to be very mu#h a""e#te% by those with whom they #ome in #onta#t. 'entally they are #hangeable an% imaginative an% are always more or less "on% o" roman#e but they possess that pe#uliar un%erstan%ing that is not a#@uire% "rom a#tual learning an% seem to know things in a strange manner. They are rarely at a loss to e*plain #on%itions an% have o"ten been terme% Bwalking en#y#lope%ias.B There is one spe#ial #hara#teristi# that is a %istin#tive "eature o" their sign an% that is their hospitality an% their great love o" %umb animals. Physi#ally the #onstitution seems to be easily upset through worry an% by being overan*ious an% too restless. !ll those born in this month appear to be inspirational an% "or the most part live in their "eelings an% emotions. $ome o" the noblest #hara#ters maybe "oun% in this sign. Get but the truth on#e uttere% an% ,tis like a star new born that %rops into its pla#e an% whi#h on#e #ir#ling in its pla#i% roun% not all the tumult o" the earth #an shake. >ames ussell 7owell
Cosmic Vibrations
'ost o" us are %ea% to the won%er"ul truth outline% in the sky>truths more won%er"ul more glorious than any tale o" mystery or roman#e truths that are #ontinually sprea% be"ore us in Aature,s great book. The Greeks mappe% out the geography o" the heavens that is now use% more than 188 years be"ore Christ. Christ. Ptolemy re#or%e% re#or%e% no less than "orty-eight o" the the largest an% best best known #onstellations o" stars more than 388 years previous to this an% remember that the teles#ope was invente% only 88 years ago. 9ur painte% !meri#an savages the !rab in the %esert the simple #hil%ren on the banks o" the Aile the wil% men o" the islan%s o" the sea have all been more observant o" the mystery hi% in the stars than we as a people are to%ay.
The solar system "rom the highest spiritual point %own to the lowest physi#al is one vast organie% whole nowhere %ea% nowhere un#ons#ious nowhere useless nowhere a##i%ental< but #are"ully gathere% or%ere% an% supervise% to e*press the in%welling li"e an% intelligen#e o" its Creator an% to subserve His plans. &n "a#t it is one giganti# ?eing throbbing with vitality an% #ons#iousnes #ons#iousness. s. The %istan#e o" stars "rom us is so great that it #onveys no impression on the min% to state them in miles< some other metho% there"ore must be use% an% the velo#ity o" light a""or%s us a #onvenient one. 7ight travels at the rate o" 153888 miles a se#on% an% by using this as a measuring ro% we #an "orm a better i%ea o" the %istan#e o" stars. Thus the nearest star !lpha Centauri is situate% at a %istan#e whi#h light re@uires three an% a hal" years to traverse.
9n the average light re@uires "i"teen an% a hal" years to rea#h us "rom a star o" the se#on% magnitu%e "orty-three years "rom a star o" the thir% an% so on until "or stars o" the twel"th magnitu%e the time re@uire% is 0288 years. How have astronomers as#ertaine% that the star nearest to our solar system is twenty"ive trillion miles away The %iameter o" the Earth,s orbit is 153888888 miles< that is to say that in si* months "rom to%ay the Earth will be on the other si%e o" the $un an% there"ore 153888888 miles away "rom its present position. Aow i" we photograph the stars to%ay an% si* months "rom now we photograph them again the se#on% photograph will show that some o" the stars have shi"te% their position ever so slightly with regar% to all the rest o" the stars. The reason "or this shi"t is easily un%erstoo% by #omparing the stars to a line o" lanterns at night. &" you stan% +ust a little way o"" "rom that line you will see the lanterns as so many many points o" light all #lose together< but i" you walk o"" o"" at right angles "or a little %istan#e you will see them somewhat separate% "rom ea#h other an% the nearest ones will appear to be separate% "rom ea#h other more than the "arthest ones. This is terme% paralla*. The Earth in altering its position by 153888888 shows us paralla* whi#h "or the nearest stars are great enough "or the astronomer to use in #al#ulating their %istan#es. &" he #an measure the paralla* o" a star it is then a slight matter to #al#ulate the %istan#e o" that star "rom the Earth. The teles#ope on 'ount ;ilson Cali"ornia is 188 in#hes in %iameter< it took seven years to grin% the %isk whi#h is #oate% with silver. The %isk alone weighs "our an% one-hal" tons. &t %oes not magni"y as is #ommonly suppose% but simply gathers the light an% brings it to a "o#us. &n this #ase the re"le#tion is 28888 times that o" the human eye an% enables us to penetrate 88 times "urther into spa#e. !ny magni"i#ation maybe use% in the eye pie#e a magni"i#ation power o" "rom 0888 to 3888 is generally use% in viewing the planets. ! great #lo#kwork motor is use% to #ountera#t the apparent motion o" the heavens #ause% by the rotation o" the Earth. The
movement o" this motor is so a##urate that a star will remain in the same point in the eye pie#e as long as may be %esire%. The $un an% his "amily o" planets revolve aroun% a #entral sun whi#h is millions o" miles %istant. &t re@uires something less than 3888 years to make one revolution. His orbit is #alle% the Do%ia# whi#h is %ivi%e% into twelve signs "amiliarly known as !ries ! ries Taurus Gemini Can#er 7eo irgo 7ibra $#orpio $agittarius Capri#orn !@uarius an% Pis#es. &t re@uires our $olar $ystem a little more than 188 years to pass through one o" these signs an% this time is the measurement o" an !ge or ispensation. ?e#ause o" what astronomers #all Bthe pre#ession o" the E@uino*esB the movement o" the $un through the signs o" the Do%ia# is in or%er reverse "rom that given above.
)or some years past the $olar $ystem whi#h in#lu%es our planet Earth has been entering the Do%ia#al sign !@uarius. !n airy mental ele#tri#al sign whi#h in#lines to metaphysi#al psy#hologi#al progressive an% #hange% #on%itions< #ooperative an% e@ualiing in its in"luen#e. &t #on%u#es to investigation interest in serial matters means o" transit means o" #ommuni#ation o" e%u#ation o" hygiene an% o" new "orms o" government. &ts planetary ruler is =ranus #alle% BThe e"ormerB who %estroys but to rebuil% better anew. &t is =ranus that Bmakes ol% things pass away that all things may be#ome new.B &t #on%u#es to liberty "ree%om an% e*pression. &t has been #alle% the human sign. The twelve signs are alternately positive an% negative in their nature>ea#h #ontains a #ertain spe#ialie% in"luen#e o" its own having a ruler "rom whi#h the nature o" its in"luen#e is obtaine%. The $un ra%iates energy to every member o" its solar "amily. !s the #entral "igure among the planets its position in%i#ates the sphere o" a#tivity in whi#h the in%ivi%ual will meet with greatest su##ess an% is the essential impulse an% %riving "or#e that urges him to %o it. The $un is the ruler o" all li"e the 'oon is the giver g iver o" all "orm an% as li"e mani"ests through "orm the relationship o" the $un an% 'oon is inseparable an% it be#omes the task o" everyone to sub+e#t the 'oon ' oon or "orm si%e o" his e*isten#e to the $un or li"e si%e an% the %egree o" su##ess that he attains in %oing this will be the measure o" his ability to rule his stars. !s the $un is the 7i"e-giver o" the $olar $ystem an% the heart is the 7i"e-giver o" the ?o%y it is easy to see why the $un,s in"luen#e is the greatest in the nativity o" 'an as it operates %ire#tly through the heart.
The in"luen#e o" the 'oon is greatest in the "irst hal" o" li"e an% the in"luen#e o" the $un is the greatest in the se#on% hal". Every planet has %e"inite #hara#teristi#s that impress themselves upon the #hil% at birth. This is %ue to the ele#trostati# #on%ition o" the atmosphere at the time o" the #hil%,s "irst inspiration o" air by whi#h a vital #hange takes pla#e in the nature o" the bloo%. )or this reason those who are born un%er the in"luen#e o" a parti#ular planet portray the #hara#teristi#s o" that planet most strongly in their mental temperament an% this "in%s re"le#tion in both motive an% a#tion. &n a%%ition to the in"luen#e o" parti#ular planets there is the in"luen#e o" the various #onstellations. They are usually %ivi%e% into Car%inal )i*e% an% 'utable signs. The #ar%inal will make the #hara#ter a#ute a#tive restless aspiring an% #hangeable. The mutable in%i""erent slow va#illating an% hesitating< yet tra#table an% impressionable. The "i*e% will make it %etermine% %e#isive "irm ambitious an% unben%ing< slow to move yet irresistible when starte%. The #onstellations easily "all into the "ollowing %ivisions: Cardinal"
!ries>Can#er>7ibra>Capri#orn Fi-ed"
Taurus>7eo>$#orpio>!@uarius Mutable"
Gemini>irgo>$agittarius>Pis#es
The in"luen#e o" the #ar%inal-sign is to stir the latent "or#es into a#tion promote #hange an% #reate initiative. The in"luen#e o" the "i*e%-sign is "or stability. The in%ivi%ual may be slow an% plo%%ing but he will be persistent< he will know no %e"eat< he will #on#entrate upon one point an% pursue it to the en%< his seal will be almost "anati#al. The in"luen#e o" the mutable-sign is "le*ibility an% #hange. This in"luen#e is purely mental or spiritual an% gives purpose an% in#entive to a#tion.
The #ar%inal type there"ore is a#tive< the mutable type restless< an% the "i*e% type rigi%. !s material su##ess %epen%s upon a#tion the important "a#tors in the worl%,s work are %erive% "rom this type. !s stability is a ne#essary "a#tor in important in%ustrial un%ertakings the "i*e% type "re@uently share the material an% "inan#ial su##ess with the #ar%inal type. The mutable type is however a%verse to e""ort>they want a%venture #hange travel< they are there"ore the promoters who bring manu"a#turer an% inventor together< they are the ven%ors an% mi%%lemen an% the agents who negotiate between buyer an% seller.
They are also the sensitives an% rea#t more keenly to the e*perien#es o" li"e< they #arry the heavier bur%en be#ause they "eel more. They parti#ipate in the issues o" li"e to a greater %egree be#ause they #arry not only their own bur%en but the bur%ens o" those aroun% them. The greater possibilities o" inner un"ol%ment un%erstan%ing an% %evelopment are always with the sensitive. The sensitive uses not only reason but imagination vision intuition an% insight. The "i*e% types are usually the materialists who are #ontent with ob+e#tive possessions an% attainments. They use their reason an% are intereste% in that only whi#h #an be measure% or #an be seen "elt an% han%le%. They are the %oers rather than the %reamers an% are utterly stable< they "ill many responsible positions with great su##ess an% are valuable members o" so#iety. Aeither type is superior they are simply %i""erent>bot %i""erent>both h are ne#essary. The "i*e% signs represent something ingathere% #olle#te% together a##umulate% an% relatively uni"ie%< something %e"inite an% uni"orm< a #enter o" power an% possibility relatively @uies#ent an% un#hanging in itsel" re#eiving "rom outsi%e an% giving ba#k again when re@uire%. They resemble violent e*plosives whi#h are inert while they are un%isturbe% but #ontain large stores o" energy lo#ke% up within them an% pro%u#e su%%en an% violent e""e#ts when stimulate% to liberate it. The #ar%inal signs are always on the sur"a#e never inert never still "ull o" a#tivity ever busy an% #hanging>they attra#t the most attention in the worl%.
The mutable signs are interme%iate between the two e*tremes "lu#tuate between them an% #an ally themselves with either< but they are never so stea%"ast as the one nor so a#tive an% open as the other. &n a##or%an#e with this it may be note% that three out o" the "our mutable signs are %es#ribe% as B%ouble.B
&n terms o" #hara#ter as applie% to the average age man o" to%ay "i*e% signs in%i#ate persons in whom "eeling %esire or emotion is strong in one or more o" the many "orms this phase o" #ons#iousness #an assume. &t may be sel"ish or unsel"ish a##or%ing to the impression given their being at the moment o" birth by the planetary vibrations prevailing at that time an% pla#e. $u#h persons are averse to #hange an% have settle% views an% habits that are very %i""i#ult to alter whether goo% or ba%. They vary "rom the patient an% en%uring to the obstinate an% %etermine%. They sometimes "ollow one o##upation or way o" li"e "or a longtime without a #hange. They make "aith"ul "rien%s an% unrelenting enemies. Car%inal signs signi"y persons who are "ull o" a#tivity either o" bo%y or min% o"ten o" both. They are restless busy venturesome %aring bol% #an #ut out paths in li"e "or themselves< are innovators pioneers aban%oning aban%oning the ol% an% seeking a"ter the new. They are sel"-reliant an% ambitious< o"ten make noti#eable popular or notorious "igures in their sphere o" li"e< may be "oun% o##upying publi# positions or e*er#ising authority over others. They are generous an% impulsive move an% a#t @ui#kly. They have not the plo%%ing perseveran#e o" the "i*e% signs but #an work har% an% @ui#kly an% a#hieve mu#h in a short time. They seek rather to mol% #ir#umstan#es to their will than to a%apt themselves to #ir#umstan#es as %o natives o" mutable signs or to over#ome by %ogge% persisten#e as the "i*e% signs #an. They are @ui#k both to love an% hate easily make both "rien%s an% enemies but their "eelings may #hange as @ui#kly. !#tivity is the keynote o" their #hara#ter no matter in what #hannel it may run whether pra#ti#al emotional or intelle#tual>an% whether "or goo% or evil. 'utable signs are more %i""i#ult to %elineate. !%aptability may perhaps e*press their meaning. &n the pra#ti#al a""airs o" li"e the natives o" these signs show neither the a#tivity that mol%s #ir#umstan#es to their will J#hara#teristi# o" #ar%inal signsK nor the perseveran#e an% en%uran#e o" the "i*e% signs< but rather seek to gain their en%s by a%apting themselves to #ir#umstan#es by intelligent %is#rimination an% the avoi%an#e o" e*tremes. They take the #ir#uitous path when the %ire#t roa% is not open an% sometimes even when it is open. This ten%en#y shows itsel" in a great variety o" ways. They #an a%apt themselves to the habits an% moo%s o" other people they #an easily see both si%es o" a @uestion an% #an honestly sympathie with @uite #ontra%i#tory opinions an% prin#iples. &n the sphere o" the emotions this may make them sympatheti# humane an% #haritable an% lovers o" pea#e an% @uietness. &ntelle#tually it may give a very impartial subtle penetrating an% %is#riminating min%. They are to some e*tent natural managers messengers travelers or interme%iaries in a general sense< interpret or e*press the "eelings an% i%eas o" others make writers an% speakers o" all gra%es "rom #lerk to author "rom lawyer to
prea#her. &n the in%ivi%uality the #ar%inal signs give e*e#utive ability an% a#tion that is uni"ying in nature an% in a##or%an#e with %ivine law< the mutable signs #ognie likenesses synthesis an% %raw together< an% the "i*e% signs give stability an% realiation o" the unity un%erlying apparent separateness. These signs may be "urther %i""erentiate% as "ollows: 'arthy>Pra#ti#al an% material #ommer#ial intelle#tual an% s#ienti"i#. .atery>Emotional an% plasti# sympatheti# an% resolvent< repro%u#tive. Airy>e"ine% an% artisti# given to abstra#t i%eas.
eturn to top Fiery>$piritual an% i%ealisti# energiing an% #reative.
They are %e"ine% as "ollows: 'arthy"
Taurus>irgo>Capri#orn Fiery"
!ries>7eo>$agittarius Airy"
Gemini>7ibra>!@uarius .atery"
Can#er>$#orpio>Pis#es Earth is the lowest an% outermost o" the states o" matter: the most %i""erentiate% limite% an% #omple*: an% the "arthest remove% "rom the state o" pure spirit. &n its re"eren#e to a #osmi# plane it signi"ies the physi#al plane< as a state o" matter it means the soli%< in re"eren#e to man it means the physi#al bo%y< as a state o" #ons#iousness it represents a#tion %oing volition as %istinguishe% "rom "eeling or thinking. Persons in whose nativity the Earth is pre%ominant show as many mo%i"i#ations an% #lasses as %o natives o" other elements< but they are generally pra#ti#al matter-o"-"a#t people o" the worl% who are better at %oing than at thinking or "eeling< or who try to re%u#e thought an% emotion to pra#ti#al appli#ations.
They may be sai% to be natural e*e#utants but their servi#e varies "rom that o" the prime #lerk the shop assistant an% the laborer< an% they range "rom the wise to the "oolish "rom the a#tively ambitious sel"ish or unsel"ish to the passive inert an% unenterprising.
;ater as a state o" matter means the li@ui% state. &n its appli#ation to a #osmi# plane it signi"ies the ne*t interior one to the physi#al #alle% variously the astral or psy#hi# p sy#hi# plane. &t e*presses #ons#iousness through "eelings emotions %esires instin#ts passions intuitions< an% those who are born un%er it show both the strength an% the weakness o" this si%e o" human nature. They vary "rom the sympatheti# a""e#tionate #haritable imaginative sin#ere an% religious to the in%olent lu*ury-loving passionate sel"ish listless an% inert. !ir as a state o" matter means the gaseous state. &t #orrespon%s to sunset an% e*presses #ons#iousness through thought an% un%erstan%ing. Those who are born un%er airy signs show many an% various gra%ations o" intelle#t "rom the literary to the s#ienti"i# "rom the metaphysi#al to the poeti# "rom the busy pra#ti#al an% e*e#utive to the pro"oun% #omprehensive an% soli%. The imagination whether e*presse% through poetry musi# or art seems to belong partly to the air an% partly to either "ire or water. )ire #orrespon%s to sunrise an% to in%ivi%ualiation. People #oming un%er "ire signs are impulsive energeti# enthusiasti# positive impetuous impetuous an% a#tive. They seem to resemble the natives o" watery signs more than those o" earth or air "or they live more in the "eelings emotions an% passions than in the intelle#t. &n so "ar as it is represente% by the $un "ire may stan% "or the energiing an% all-permeating li"e o" the =niverse everywhere the main-spring o" all evolution>all progress. This then is the laboratory in whi#h Aature is "orever #ombining the spiritual "or#es that result in the in"inite %iversity on every si%e "or B!ll are parts p arts o" one stupen%ous whole.B
Light Vibrations
Energy is a mo%e o" motion an% we are #ons#ious o" motion by its e""e#t only. This e""e#t i" transmitte% to the brain through the vehi#le o" the eye makes itsel" known as light< i" it impinges upon the ear we know it as soun%.
;hether this energy shall rea#h the eye or the ear %epen%s upon the length an% "re@uen#y o" the vibrations. a%io waves vibrate "rom 18888 to 08888888 times a se#on%< heat an% light waves mu#h "aster. a%io waves are there"ore e*tremely long heat waves shorter an% light waves still shorter. The length o" a wave %epen%s upon its "re@uen#y that is the number o" waves whi#h pass a given point in one se#on%. ;e may #ompare ele#tri#al or ra%io waves to the bass note o" a musi#al s#ale. !s we go up the s#ale the waves be#ome shorter an% shorter an% the "re@uen#y higher an% higher until they pro%u#e the sensation o" heat. &" the "re@uen#y is in#rease% visible light waves will appear. !s the "re@uen#y is in#rease% the sensation o" light is "inally lost< here we #onta#t the ultraviolet or L-ray. !s it still "urther in#reases we no longer are #ons#ious o" the vibrations but know them by their e""e#t only. B;hen the "re@uen#y is more than 05888 vibrations per se#on% the ear #annot re#ognie soun%< when 88888888888 vibrations have been rea#he% we per#eive the sensation o" light an% as the vibrations gra%ually in#rease the eye per#eives one #olor a"ter another until violet is rea#he% with its 42888888888888 vibrations a se#on%. Every phenomenon in nature is what it is by virtue o" the rate o" motion or vibration. ;e speak o" the sun as BrisingB an% BsettingB though we know that this is simply an appearan#e o" motion. To our senses the earth is apparently stan%ing still. ;e speak o" a bell as ringing an% yet we know that all that the bell #an %o is to pro%u#e vibrations in the air. ;hen these vibrations #ome at the rate o" si*teen a se#on% they are then "re@uent enough to set the tympani# membrane in motion "rom whi#h the vibration is transmitte% along a nerve to the brain where it is registere% as Bsoun%.B &t is possible "or the min% to hear vibrations up to the rate o" 05888 a se#on%. ;hen the number in#reases beyon% this all is silen#e again. $o we know that the soun% is not in the bell but is in our own min%. ;e speak an% even think o" the $un as Bgiving light.B Yet we know that it is simply giving "orth energy that pro%u#es vibrations in the ether at the rate o" "our hun%re% trillion a se#on% #ausing what are terme% light waves so that what is #alle% light is simply a mo%e o" motion an% the only light that there is is the sensation pro%u#e% in the min% by the motion o" these waves. ;hen the number o" vibrations in#reases the light #hanges in #olor ea#h #hange being #ause% by shorter an% more rapi% vibrations< so that although we speak o" the rose as being re% the grass as being green or the sky as being blue we know that these #olors e*ist only in our min%s an% are the sensation e*perien#e% by us as the result o" a parti#ular rate o" vibration. ;hen vibrations are re%u#e% below "our
hun%re% trillion a se#on% they no longer a""e#t us as light but we e*perien#e the sensation o" heat.
$#ienti"i# observations observations have shown that the Earth,s temperature %e#lines one %egree at the height o" 188 "eet above the Earth,s sur"a#e an% that there is a %i""eren#e in temperature #orrespon%ing #orrespon%ing to ea#h 188 "eet< an% it has been assume% that beyon% a #ertain ra%ius "rom the Earth,s sur"a#e>beyon% its atmosphere>%ense %arkness with #orrespon%ing %ensity o" #ol% reigns supreme. The )ren#h aviator ean Callio who hol%s the worl%,s re#or% an% attaine% a height o" 858 "eet sai% that the last observation whi#h he #oul% make o" his thermometer showe% a temperature o" 25 %egrees below ero but soon the mer#ury sunk out o" sight below the armature so that he ha% no means o" knowing how #ol% it be#ame. Aotwithstan%ing the "a#t that he wore "our pairs o" gloves>paper silk wool an% leather >his "ingers be#ame numb. &" the $un gave light an% heat as many suppose all spa#e woul% be "loo%e% with light< there woul% be no night be#ause the entire orbit in whi#h the Earth moves woul% be "ille% with light. Ao star woul% be visible be#ause the stars are not visible in the light. The $un is 60888888 miles away "rom the Earth. &t is a great %ynamo 533888 miles in %iameter. &t sen%s ele#tromagneti# #urrents throughout throughout all solar spa#e whi#h is something like si* billion miles "rom en% to en%. &t turns on its a*is like the planets an% is but one o" thousan%s o" similar systems o" suns an% planets many o" them mu#h greater in e*tent all o" them moving "orwar% in spa#e an% all al l revolving aroun% one #ommon #enter. &t is #lear then that instea% o" giving light an% heat the $un gives "orth ele#tri#al energy only. This energy #onta#ts with the atmosphere o" the Earth in the "orm o" rays. !s the Earth is revolving at the in#re%ible spee% o" more than a thousan% miles an hour at its #ir#um"eren#e the atmosphere #oming in #onta#t with the ele#tri# rays o" the $un be#omes in#an%es#ent in#an%es#ent #ausing the sensations o" light an% heat. !s the Earth revolves at a #onstantly %e#reasing spee% as we rea#h the poles the "ri#tion be#omes less an% less an% so we "in% less light an% less heat as the poles are rea#he% until at the poles there is little light an% no heat. ;hat we know as light there"ore appears only in the atmosphere an% not outsi%e o" it an% in that part o" the atmosphere only whi#h is turne% towar% the $un. eturn to top !s we as#en% "rom the Earth the atmosphere be#omes more rare an% there is #onse@uently less "ri#tion an% there"ore less light an% less heat.
!s the %ire#t rays o" ele#tri#al energy "rom the $un rea#h only that pan o" the Earth that is turne% towar% the $un light appears on that si%e only. The other si%e o" the Earth being turne% away "rom the $un there is no "ri#tion an% #onse@uently no light but as the Earth turns upon its a*is the atmosphere gra%ually #omes into %ire#t #onta#t with the ele#tri#al rays "rom the $un an% light appears. The more %ire#t the rays are that strike the Earth the stronger the "ri#tion the brighter the light an% the greater the heat. This solar phenomenon we #all morning noon an% night. ! man sees be#ause o" the a#tivity o" the opti# nerve by whi#h light vibrations are #ommuni#ate% to the sensorium where they pro%u#e the images o" things. This sensorium is the #orrespon%ing #enter in the brain that is energie% by a "or#e #onne#te% with the lumini"erous ether< hen#e the a#t o" seeing is i%enti#al with the making o" the image o" the thing seen. &n "a#t what we see is the image an% not the ob+e#t. ! re"le* is an involuntary a#t. ;hen light whi#h is ra%iant energy strikes the eye the pupils #ontra#t. These animal re"le*es e*#ee% in sensitivity any apparatus yet %evise% by man. The retina o" the eye is 0888 times more sensitive than a photographi# plate. The sense o" smell surpasses in "ineness the most impressionable s#ienti"i# instruments. The lungs ante%ate the bellows< the heart the pump< the han% the lever< an% the eye the photographi# #amera.
Telephoni# an% telegraphi# apparatus %upli#ate mimeti#ally what has always been %one by the nervous system an% always by ai% o" the same energy. $#ientists make use o" the wor% BetherB in speaking o" the substan#e Bin whi#h we live an% move an% have our being
The %iameter o" an ele#tron is to the %iameter o" the atom as the %iameter o" our Earth is to is to the %iameter o" the orbit in whi#h it moves aroun% the sun. 'ore spe#i"i#ally it has been %etermine% that an ele#tron is one-eighteen-thousan%th o" the mass o" a hy%rogen atom.
&t is #lear there"ore that matter is #apable o" a %egree o" re"inement almost beyon% the power o" the human min% to #on#eive. ;e have not as yet been able to analye this re"inement beyon% the ele#tron an% even in getting thus "ar have ha% to supplement our physi#al observation o" e""e#t with imagination to #over #ertain gaps. )rom all this it is plain that the ele#tron is merely an invisible mo%e o" motion>a #harge o" ele#tri#al energy. 7ight is then a mo%e o" motion. )or it results "rom the os#illation o" the in"initesimal parti#les that impinge on the #ells an% awaken the transmute% motion that we #all seeing. The solar "lui% is also the me%ium "or the transmission o" the poten#ies organie% by the various planets. &t hol%s in solution the basi# elements o" li"e. &t is the only possible "lui% that is su""i#iently subtle to #arry the %eli#ate vibrations that are #onstantly being broa%#aste% over the ra%io an% whi#h penetrate iron steel an% every other barrier an% whi#h are not limite% by either time or spa#e. The movement o" the planets #ause vibrations in the ether. The nature o" the vibrations whi#h they sen% %epen% upon the parti#ular nature o" that planet as well as its ever #hanging position in the Do%ia#. These emanations are #onstantly being impresse% upon all the worl%s o" our system by the per"e#t #on%u#tivity o" the solar ether.
Throughout the entire =niverse the law o" #ause an% e""e#t is ever at work. This law is supreme< here a #ause there an e""e#t. They #an never operate in%epen%ently. 9ne is supplementary to the other. Aature at all times is en%eavoring to establish a per"e#t e@uilibrium. This is the law o" the =niverse an% is ever a#tive. =niversal harmony is the goal "or whi#h all nature strives. The entire #osmos moves un%er this law. The sun the moon the stars are all hel% in their respe#tive positions be#ause o" harmony. They travel their orbits they appear at #ertain times in #ertain pla#es an% be#ause o" the pre#ision o" this law astronomers are able to tell us where various stars will appear in a thousan% years. The s#ientist bases his entire hypothesis on this law o" #ause an% e""e#t. Aowhere is it hel% in %ispute e*#ept in the %omain o" man. Here we "in% people speaking o" lu#k #han#e a##i%ent an% mishap< but is any one o" these possible &s the =niverse a unit &" so an% there is law an% or%er in one part it must e*ten% throughout all parts. This is a s#ienti"i# %e%u#tion. %e%u#tion.
Ether "ills all interplanetary spa#e. This more or less metaphysi#al substan#e is the elemental basis o" all li"e an% matter. 'atter in motion represents kineti# energy. Ether un%er strain represents potential energy an% all o" the a#tivities o" the material universe #onsist o" alterations "rom one o" these "orms o" energy to the other. The movement o" the planets represents kineti# energy matter in motion. )or instan#e =ranus is a mass o" matter more than one hun%re% thousan% miles in #ir#um"eren#e. This tremen%ous amount o" material substan#e is %riving through the ether at the rate o" "our miles a se#on% as it has a %iameter o" 0588 miles it puts at least 0588 miles o" ether un%er strain %riving it "orwar% with a velo#ity o" "our miles a se#on% an% what is o" still more importan#e the planet is not only moving "orwar% but is revolving upon its a*is. &t will then not only push the ether "orwar% but will twist it into spiral "orm. These spiral vibrations are potential energy.
=ranus enters the sign o" !ries in the spring o" 164. !ries is a #ar%inal "iery sign. Those who #ome un%er the in"luen#e o" this sign are ambitious versatile enterprising "or#e"ul %etermine% hea%strong impulsive "iery an% @ui#k tempere%. 'ars is the normal ruler o" the sign an% brings enterprise %aring energy an% progress. ?ut the vibrations "rom =ranus #reate an abnormal situation: Enterprise will be #onvene% into stri"e %aring into "ri#tion energy into a##i%ent ambition into enmity #onstru#tion into %estru#tion. The power"ul ele#tri#al vibrations "rom =ranus #onta#ting the "iery vibrations o" !ries will have a ten%en#y to break %own e*isting #on%itions an% in %oing so bring about "ra#tures %islo#ations su%%en #atastrophes alienations ruptures an% separations. !ll that is unlimite% an% unboun% #omes un%er the in"luen#e o" =ranus. His mission is to awaken an% revivi"y remo%el an% renew the li"e o" those who #ome un%er his magi# spell. $wi"t an% une*pe#te% he brings thun%erbolt #atastrophes an% e*perien#es unthought o" "or with him in%ee% it is Bthe une*pe#te% that always happens.B
He waits to a""li#t but out o" his evil always #omes goo%. He gives no warning as to the nature o" his lightening-like #ata#lysms but #omes la%en as it were with a mi*ture o" #olors the hues o" whi#h are pe#uliarly interwoven with the #olor o" the vibrations with whi#h he meets.
;e may then e*pe#t to "in% a great #on"li#t o" natural "or#es %uring the ne*t "ew years >storms %isasters unseasonable weather>with #onse@uent %estru#tion o" li"e an% property. These are the natural an% inevitable results o" the #on"li#t o" unseen "or#es an% there seems to be no way o" eva%ing or avoi%ing the result o" this invisible war"are. ?ut un"ortunately the result %oes not stop here. The vibrations rea#h the min%s o" men an% a#t upon the impulses an% emotions an% unless the a""airs o" the nation are in the han%s o" men who re#ognie the %anger an% know how to mo%i"y a%+ust or #ontrol the situation the result is war. ;ar is simply the result o" ignoran#e an% pre+u%i#e. Try to visualie the result o" this la#k o" knowle%ge #on#erning natural laws. Can you realie the situation Think "or a moment. $ee the army o" the %ea% pass in review the greatest army ever gathere% together in the history o" the worl%. 'en "rom Germany "rom )ran#e "rom &taly "rom Englan% "rom ?elgium "rom !ustria "rom ussia "rom Polan% "rom umania "rom ?ulgaria "rom $erbia "rom Turkey yes an% "rom China apan &n%ia Aew Dealan% !ustralia Egypt an% !meri#a>on they go silently noiselessly "or the %ea% are very @uiet mar#hing all %ay long an% all the ne*t %ay an% the %ay a"ter still they #ome. ay a"ter %ay week a"ter week an% month a"ter month "or it woul% take months "or this army o" ten million men to pass any given point. !ll %ea% an% %ea% only be#ause a "ew men in high pla#es %i% not know that "or#e #an always be met with e@ual or superior "or#e< they %i% not know that a higher law always #ontrols a lower law an% be#ause intelligent men an% women allowe% a "ew men to #ontrol their thinking pro#esses the entire worl% must sit in sa#k#loth an% ashes "or the living will "in% it ne#essary to work the rest o" their lives in or%er to even pay the interest on the obligations assume% %uring the last war an% their #hil%ren will "in% these obligations an inheritan#e whi#h they in turn will pass on to their #hil%ren an% their #hil%ren,s #hil%ren. BThough the mills o" Go% grin% slowly
Yet they grin% e*#ee%ingly small Though with patien#e He stan%s waiting ;ith E*a#tness grin%s He all.B >Henry ;a%sworth 7ong"ellow
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Sound Vibrations
!ll that the ear per#eives in the beauti"ul an% won%er"ul musi# o" a symphony or#hestra is simply motion o" one %imension or motion in a straight line. Aoise an% tone are then simply terms o" #ontrast. Aoise is %ue to a non-perio%i# vibration. Tones are soun%s having #ontinuity an% #ontaining su#h #hara#teristi#s as pit#h "re@uen#y intensity an% @uality. The vibrations pro%u#e various e""e#ts in the atmosphere su#h as %ispla#ements velo#ities an% a##elerations as well as #hanges o" %ensity pressure an% temperature. ?e#ause o" the elasti#ity o" the atmosphere these %ispla#ements o##ur perio%i#ally an% are transmitte% "rom their sour#e in ra%ial %ire#tions. These %isturban#es as they e*ist in the air #onstitute soun% waves. Aearly all metho%s "or re#or%ing soun% waves make use o" a %iaphragm as the re#eiver. The ear %rum the telephone re#eiver the phonograph an% the ra%io illustrate the metho% by whi#h the %iaphragm is set in vibration by the %ire#t a#tion o" soun% waves.
! %iaphragm respon%s with remarkable "a#ility to a great variety o" tone #ombinations< the telephone an% ra%io are #onvin#ing evi%en#e o" the %egree o" per"e#tion attaine% by these instruments. ?ut what is still more won%er till is the "a#t that a %iaphragm in reverse a#tion may set up vibrations an% thus repro%u#e soun% waves o" any %es#ription as is %one by the %iaphragm o" the phonograph whi#h is me#hani#ally pushe% along by the re#or%. The intensity o" a simple vibratory motion varies as the s@uare o" the amplitu%e. )or this reason vibrations in their original "orm are usually inau%ible be#ause they %o not #ause waves in the atmosphere as illustrate% by the string o" a violin without the instrument or the ree% o" the #larinet without the tube. ! soun% pro%u#ing instrument has two "un#tions>the generator an% the resonator> whi#h may be illustrate% by the strings o" a piano an% the soun% boar%< the vo#al #or%s o" the human bo%y an% the mouth< the %iaphragm o" a %rum an% the bo%y< the mouth o" an organ an% the tubes.
&t will rea%ily be seen that the resonator #an give no tones e*#ept those re#eive% "rom the generator. The @uality o" the tone will then %epen% upon the %egree o" sympathy whi#h e*ists between the generator an% the resonator.
To tune a soun%ing bo%y is then to a%+ust the resonator to its natural perio% o" spe#i"ie% "re@uen#y. ;hen they are in tune the response will be o" the ma*imum e""i#ien#y< but when they are out o" tune there will be little or no resonan#e an% #onse@uently no e""i#ien#y. Hearing is the sensation pro%u#e% by the au%itory nerve: $oun% vibrations are #ommuni#ate% to the brain an% then#e within the #ons#iousness. The au%itory nerve #ommuni#ates the vibrations o" the sonori"erous ether in su#h a manner as to %upli#ate the soun% vibrations within. Hen#e it is the a#tion o" this energy energiing the nerve that pro%u#es the sensation o" hearing whi#h is in reality the repro%u#tion within us o" that whi#h is hear%. To make this #lear there may be a beauti"ul love song a military mar#h or a "uneral %irge in the air but you are #ons#ious o" neither without the use o" an ampli"ier< but with the use o" this instrument you may listen to either o" these by a simple sele#tive pro#ess an% your emotion o" love or o" triumph or o" sorrow is arouse% by the %i""erent vibrations that have been pro+e#te% into the ether "rom a broa%#asting station thousan%s o" miles away. The energy #oming "rom the $un %uring the %ay inter"eres with soun%. )or this reason ra%io is always more e""i#ient a"ter sun%own an% in winter rather than summer. &n other wor%s au%ibility is in#rease% as light %e#reases. uring the total e#lipse o" the $un that took pla#e $eptember 18 160 the e""i#ien#y o" the ra%io in#rease% more than "i"teen times while the e#lipse was taking pla#e. To be e*a#t the au%ibility o" the ra%io at nine o,#lo#k in the morning o" the %ay o" the e#lipse was 0 while at the ma*imum or totality it was 68.
The ether is the universal #onne#tin #onne#tingg me%ium that bin%s the universe together an% makes it a #oherent whole instea% o" a #haoti# #olle#tion o" in%epen%ent isolate% "ragments. &t is the vehi#le "or the transmission o" all manner o" "or#e. &t is there"ore the storehouse o" potential energy. &t is the one all-permeating substan#e that bin%s the whole o" the parti#les o" matter together. &t is the uniting an% bin%ing me%ium without whi#h i" matter #oul% e*ist at all it #oul% e*ist only as #haoti# an% isolate% "ragments.
&t is the universal me%ium o" #ommuni#ation. The a#tivities o" nature are re%u#e% to a series o" laws through the %is#overy o" un%erlying #auses an% these #auses are "oun% through the observation an% #lassi"i#ations o" #orrespon%en #orrespon%en#es. #es. There are no new laws. !ll laws are eternal>they never #hange. They have always been in e*isten#e an% will always #ontinue to be in e*isten#e. !ll mani"estations o" physi#al li"e %epen% upon these laws.
The laws governing #hemi#al #ombinations the #onservation o" energy ele#tri# ra%iation #hemistry an% physi#s are all appli#able in the organi# %omain an% the #on%itions an% e*perien#e with whi#h we meet %epen% upon our un%erstan%ing an% appli#ation o" these laws. The great a%vantage that the violin has over all other or#hestral instruments is %ue to the #ontrol the per"ormer has over the instrument. This tone @uality as well as the wave "orm remains #onstant so long as the bowing is #onstant in pressure spee% an% %ire#tion. These wave "orms arouse emotion o" gaiety passion "or#e gloom or anger by #ausing vibrations in the nerves o" the sympatheti# system. The emotions are the gateways o" the soul the most holy pla#e. !ll s#ien#es lea% to the threshol% o" this unseen vestibule an% point within. 'usi# is the s#ien#e o" soun% tones rhymes mathemati#al ratios an% even silen#es all #onveye% by mere vibrations in the ether whi#h are the only means o" a#tion< an% yet with these the %eepest an% most pro"oun% emotions are arouse%. 9ne whose heart is hopelessly #allous to the spoken message an% impervious to the written wor% #an be rea#he% by the invisible impalpable in#omprehensible unspeakable pathos arouse% by the ethereal vibrations o" the traine% musi#al artist.
?ut however great the artist his pla#e in the s#heme o" things will %epen% upon his ability to a#t in harmony with his environment. )or i" ea#h member o" an or#hestra were to play regar%less o" his "ellow players the #ombine% result woul% be a pain"ul %is#or% although separately ea#h might pro%u#e an agreeable harmony. ;e are ea#h an integral part o" an organi# whole an% must there"ore a#t in #on#ert. Ea#h must be #ons#iously attune% to the others an% per"orm his parti#ular part as relate% to
the whole. He must not inter"ere with the parts o" others nor play a solo when a symphony is the program. The gol%en tone o" the #ornet the bir%-like warble o" the "lute the stately sonority o" the trombone the ree%y ri#hness o" the #larinet the ringing #larity o" the bell the brassy note o" the bugle the %ul#et blen%ing o" the violin the en#hanting sweetness o" the harp the enti#ing notes o" the pi##olo an% the martial roll o" the %rum are all ne#essary an% essential in the gran% ensemble o" the or#hestra. The instant a pie#e o" musi# is broa%#aste% by putting the proper me#hanism to your ear you #an get it as #learly an% %istin#tly %istin#tly as though you were were in the same same room. This in%i#ates that these vibrations pro#ee% in even %ire#tion. ;herever there is an ear to hear it may hear. &" then there is a substan#e so re"ine% that it will sen% the soun% o" a musi#al instrument in every %ire#tion so that every human being who is e@uippe% with the proper me#hanism may re#eive the message is it not possible that the same substan#e will #arry a thought +ust as rea%ily an% +ust as #ertainly
&" it is possible to arouse the emotion o" love or power or "ear by sen%ing vibrations through the ether "or thousan%s o" miles in su#h a manner that anyone may #onta#t them is it not also possible that any emotion any thought may be sent in the same manner provi%e% only that the sen%ing station be su""i#iently power"ul &t is but these thoughts emotions an% "eelings are not re#eive% #ons#iously "or the very e*#ellent an% simple reason that we are #ons#ious o" nothing e*#ept that whi#h rea#hes us through one o" the "ive senses. The "ive senses are the only metho% by whi#h we may #onta#t the ob+e#tive worl% an% as we #annot see a thought nor #an we hear it taste it smell it or "eel it there is no way by whi#h we #an be#ome #ons#ious o" it. ?ut that %oes not mean that we %o not get it in "a#t by "ar the largest proportion o" our thought rea#hes us sub#ons#iously or intuitively. The sub#ons#ious is provi%e% with an entire system o" nerves rea#hing every part o" the bo%y an% this system is entirely separate an% %istin#t "rom the ob+e#tive it is #alle% the sympatheti#. Every pore o" your skin is provi%e% with a tiny hair whi#h is an antennae rea#hing out into spa#e an% is in"initely more sensitive than the antennae that re#eives the messages on you ra%io. This is why an% how the wil% animals o" the +ungle re#eive messages o" %anger long be"ore the hunter ever sees them. They sense the %anger an% are o"".
Thought is the vibratory "or#e #ause% by the a#tion o" the brain upon the mental ether. ;hen we think the min% must "irst be energie% by a parti#ular energy. This energiing o" the min% #auses it to a#t upon the stimulus o" that energy an% a thought is ma%e in the min% as a result o" su#h energiing. There is then the energiing o" the brain the mental a#tion o" thinking an% the making o" the thought as a result o" su#h thinking. ?egin to think. The thoughts will "ollow ea#h other in rapi% su##ession. 9ne thought will suggest another. You will soon be surprise% at some o" the thoughts whi#h have ma%e you a #hannel o" their e*pression. You %i% not know that you knew so mu#h about the sub+e#t. You %i% not know that you #oul% put them into su#h beauti"ul language. You marvel at the ease an% rapi%ity with whi#h the thoughts arrive. ;hen#e %o they #ome )rom the 9ne $our#e o" all wis%om all power an% all un%erstan%ing. You have been to the sour#e o" all knowle%ge. Every thought that has ever been thought is still in e*isten#e rea%y an% waiting "or someone to atta#h the me#hanism by whi#h it #an "in% e*pression. That me#hanism is the brain. You #an there"ore think the thoughts o" every sage every artist every "inan#ier every #aptain o" in%ustry who has ever e*iste% "or thoughts never %ie. ?a#k o" the beating hammer ?y whi#h the steel is wrought
?a#k o" the work-shops #lamor The seeker may "in% the thought< The thought that is ever master 9" &ron an% $team an% $teel That rises above %isaster
!n% tramples it un%er heelI >?urton ?ra%ley
Heat Vibrations
The in"luen#e o" heat is so bene"i#ent an% sometimes so terrible that it is not surprising that "rom time immemorial it shoul% have re#eive% not only the attention but sometimes the a%oration o" mankin%. &t is through the agen#y o" heat that all animal an% vegetable li"e #omes into being. ;ithout heat there #oul% be no li"e as we know it upon the planet. Heat is the sensation pro%u#e% by the motion o" atoms o" matter. &" we pass the various e""e#ts o" heat in review we shall "in% that matter an% motion are the ne#essary #orrelations o" heat. Heat #oming in #onta#t with #ertain substan#es brings about the phenomena that we #all #ombustion. This is #ause% by the union o" o*ygen an% #arbon whi#h union pro%u#es at on#e both heat an% light. The result is the %isintegration o" the substan#e. There are other #auses o" #ombustion that pro#ee% more rapi%ly. Take "or instan#e a pie#e o" gun-#otton. Gun-#otton is a #ombination o" hy%rogen o*ygen an% nitrogen. ;hen heat is applie% the "our kin%s o" atoms will be#ome imme%iately %isasso#iate% leaving no tra#e o" the gun-#otton. ;here %i% it go The #arbon an% a part o" the o*ygen "orme% #arboni# gas the rest o" the o*ygen #ombine% with the hy%rogen an% "orme% vapor. The nitrogen remaine% "ree.
&t will then be seen that heat %oes not #hange the nature o" the atoms it simply #hanges their respe#tive positions with regar% to ea#h other. The appli#ation o" heat not only brings about a #hemi#al #hange in the nature o" the substan#es but in so %oing it liberates energy an% what is most interesting to observe the energy that is liberate% is always solar energy. &n the #ombustion o" #oal it is the remains o" immense "orests that e*iste% upon the earth long be"ore the a%vent o" man. These "orests %epen%e% "or their e*isten#e upon
the energy that they re#eive% "rom the $un. ;e now burn the #oal whi#h liberates the energy that was ra%iate% by the $un to the earth thousan%s o" years ago an% has been preserve% inta#t. &" we apply the heat to water we are simply #ombining the solar energy store% up in the woo% or #oal with the water an% thereby #onverting it into vapor. &" we make use o" hy%rauli# power we are again utiliing the energy o" the $un that was re@uire% to li"t water "rom o#ean or lake an% #am it to the mountain top.
The energy o" the win% is but the "or#e that is transmitte% to the atmosphere by the #on%ensation o" vapor an% is there"ore re#eive% "rom the $un. !ll animal li"e is %epen%ent upon "oo% an% this "oo% is but the result o" the a#tion o" solar energy upon the earth. Ea#h atom o" hy%rogen in the bloo% o" an animal %isengages a #ertain spe#i"ie% amount o" solar energy an% this in turn #ombines with o*ygen an% makes restitution to nature in another "orm. 7ines o" energy #rossing a #enter never "ail to intensi"y at the "o#us into heat or light or both. $uspen%e% energy passing the intensi"ie% lo#al #enters be#omes "i*e% in a state o" rest an% materialies into stati# matter. 'atter in the sleep state be#omes the #ore o" the resistan#e to energie% in"lu* an% the suns #ome into being the "o#al #enters an% ar# lights o" the %eep.
There is a bri%ge between energy an% matter that is invariably use%. That T hat bri%ge is heat whi#h e*presses a##or%ing to the energy applie% resistan#e met an% time #onsume%. &" it be a great resistan#e an% #on"ine% to a short time the heat will be intense< i" it be a lesser resistan#e or a longer perio% o" time #onsume% the heat will in like ration be re%u#e% or e*ten%e%. Aot be#ause there is a less @uantity o" heat but be#ause it is e*ten%e% in keeping with the greater or lesser time use%. 'atter in motion an% ether un%er strain #onstitute the "un%amental #on#rete things we have to %eal with in physi#s. The "irst represents kineti# energy the se#on% potential energy< an% all the a#tivities o" the material universe are pro%u#e% by alterations "rom one o" these "orms to the other. Energy is a potential "or#e in the state o" a#tion while matter is e*pen%e% energy in the state o" rest. Energy is prior to matter a "iner #omposition an% more sus#eptible to the
in"luen#e o" Aatural 7aw. 9ut "rom the eternal prin#iples o" nature slowly the en%less sea o" #osmi# energy #ame into being. The eternal silen#e was the womb that gave g ave birth to the o#ean o" li"e. ;henever the trans"eren#e an% trans"ormation o" energy o##ur some e""e#t is pro%u#e%< but the energy is never %iminishe% in @uantity. &t is merely passe% on "rom one bo%y to another. Energy %epen%s upon the rate o" motion>that is the mass multiplie% by the velo#ity>an% we there"ore "in% the greatest @uantities o" energy passing through stellar spa#e "or #ertainly the heavenly bo%ies #ontain the greatest mass an% attain the highest velo#ity. &t has been #al#ulate% that the $un is %istributing energy into spa#e at the rate o" 1888 horsepower per s@uare "oot o" sur"a#e.
The ether then is the great vehi#le o" energy an% the me%ium in whi#h all energy originates. This energy passes "rom potential to kineti# k ineti# an% ba#k again. )or e*ample when a planet is at the "arthest point "rom the $un her velo#ity will be least< #onse@uently her kineti# energy is least. !s she roun%s the "arthest point in her orbit an% begins to approa#h the $un she a#@uires kineti# energy at the e*pense o" potential energy. ;hen nearest the $un her velo#ity is greatest an% her potential energy is least. !s she roun%s the nearest point an% begins to retreat her kineti# energy begins to %iminish< it is use% up in #ombating the power"ul attra#tion o" the $un. $u#h is the ebb an% "low throughout all nature o" the visible energies o" the universe an% herein will be "oun% an e*planation "or the %i""erent e""e#ts pro%u#e% upon mankin% by the planets as they #ontinually #hange their lo#ation>all #hanges an% phenomena being %ue to variations o" the ethereal waves #ause% by the movement o" stellar bo%ies or mass multiplie% by velo#ity. The $un #ontains enormous @uantities o" helium. Helium #omes "rom ra%ium an% ra%ium is a storehouse o" the most #on#entrate #on#entrate% % energy known to man. &t is a sour#e o" energy that will liberate three or "our million times as mu#h heat as any #hemi#al rea#tion known an% #ontinue to %o this in almost unlimite% @uantity. The mole#ule is a stru#ture "orme% by a #ombination o" #arbon nitrogen o*ygen an% hy%rogen< the "our atoms whi#h represent earth air "ire an% water. These "our elementary atoms "orm the various mole#ules "rom whi#h eighty-si* #hemi#al elements are #ompose%. The #hara#ter o" the elements %epen%s upon the proportion in whi#h the "our elementary atoms are unite% ea#h element #ontributing its rate o" vibration in a##or%an#e with the proportion in whi#h it is present in the #ombination.
These eighty-si* %i""erent #hemi#al elements #onstitute the basis "or every group o" matter organi# or inorgani# an% the only %i""eren#e in the elements is in the rate o" vibration or the vibration a#tivity o" the mole#ules o" whi#h the stru#ture is #ompose%. The #onstitution o" matter is there"ore simply a mo%e o" motion all "orm being the result o" the vibratory motion o" the #osmi# energy. The material #hanges that take pla#e are #ause% by #hanges in atomi# stru#ture an% the #hanges in atomi# stru#ture are in turn the result o" alterations in the vibratory motion o" the #osmi# energy. ?e#ause o" these "a#ts we see that transmutation is not only entirely possible but must a#tually take pla#e #ontinually. The %i""erent mani"estations o" energy are: gravitation heat light ele#tri#ity magnetism #hemi#al a""inity #ohesion an% a%hesion or mole#ular attra#tion. The law o" gravitation is: Every substan#e in the universe attra#ts every other substan#e with a "or#e +ointly proportional to the mass o" the attra#ting an% o" the attra#te% bo%y an% varying inversely as the s@uare o" the %istan#e.
7ight heat magnetism ele#tri#ity #hemi#al a""inity are only %i""erent mo%es o" one an% the same energy an% ea#h #an %ire#tly or in%ire#tly be #onverte% into the original "orm "rom whi#h it was taken. Cosmi# power whether stati# or %ynami# #an neither be in#rease% nor lessene%. ?ut sin#e s#ientists will a##ept "or truth only that whi#h #an be %emonstrate% by e*periment or by #al#ulation an% sin#e it is "ar more %i""i#ult to measure an% #al#ulate "or#es than to weigh matter the rotation o" "or#e remaine% a mystery "or many years< an% not until re#ently has this theorem been re#ognie% an% %emonstrate%. &t is now however se#ure% an% un#onteste% re#ognition. re#ognition. To rea#t #hemi#ally two bo%ies must #ontain intrinsi# energy at %i""erent #hemi#al potentials. ;hen su#h bo%ies are brought together a part o" the intrinsi# energy o" one or both is trans"erre% into su#h new "orms o" #ombination as are stable un%er the new #on%itions. ;e use the wor% Ba%hesionB to %enote the attra#tions e*erte% between parti#les o" two %i""erent bo%ies when pla#e% in #onta#t with one another. 9n the other han% when parti#les o" %i""erent bo%ies have su#h an attra#tion "or ea#h other as to rush together an% "orm a substan#e o" a %i""erent #hemi#al nature then we have the operation o" #hemi#al a""inity.
;hen a substan#e is heate% it gives out part o" its heat to a me%ium that surroun%s it. This heat-energy is propagate% as un%ulations in the me%ium an% pro#ee%s outwar% with the enormous velo#ity o" 153888 miles per se#on%. &" the temperature o" the hot substan#e be not very great these un%ulations %o not a""e#t the eye but are invisible "orming rays o" %ark heat< but as the temperature rises we begin to see a "ew re% rays an% we say that the bo%y is Bre% hot.B !s the temperature still #ontinues to rise the bo%y passes to a yellow an% then to a white heat until it ultimately glows with a splen%or like that o" the $un.
This splen%or o" the $un is but an in%i#ation o" the nature o" the pro#ess that is taking pla#e "or light heat an% energy are but the pro#ess o" releasing solar energy. Through the pro#ess o" #ombustion the vanishe% sunshine that has been lai% up in woo% or #oal is again liberate%. The "or#e that urges "orwar% the lo#omotive is simply sunshine #onverte% into power. &n 1524 'r. 'urray o" 7on%on publishe% a biography o" the "amous English engineer George $tephenson in whi#h an interesting %es#ription o" the light an% heat #y#le is given: 9n $un%ay +ust when the #ompany ha% returne% "rom #hur#h an% were stan%ing on the terra#e overlooking the railway station a train rushe% by leaving a long line o" white steam behin%.
BAowB sai% $tephenson to ?u#klan% the well-known geologist B#an you tell me what power moves that trainB B;hyB replie% the other B& suppose it is one o" your big engines.B B?ut what moves the engineB B9h probably one o" your stout Aew#astle engine-%rivers.B B;hat %o you say to the light o" the sunB
B;hat %o you meanB BAothing else moves the engineB sai% the great engineer. B&t is light whi#h "or thousan%s o" years has a##umulate% in the earth>light whi#h was inhale% by plants that
these %uring the time o" their growth might "i* the #arbon an% whi#h now a"ter having "or thousan%s o" years been burie% in the #oal be%s o" the earth is again brought "orth an% set "ree to serve the great purpose o" mankin% as here in this engine.B &" the great engineer ha% been living to%ay instea% o" in 1524 he might have aske% not only B#an you tell me what moves that trainB but Bwhat moves all o" our trains all o" our ma#hinery what lights an% heats our homes our "a#tories our #itiesB an% the reply woul% have been the same. Aothing less than the light o" the $un. The same energy o" the $un takes up the water "rom the o#ean in the "orm o" vapor. ;ater woul% ever remain in per"e#t e@uilibrium i" it were not "or the a#tion o" the $un. The rays o" the $un "alling upon the o#ean #onvert the water into vapor an% this vapor is taken up into the atmosphere in the "orm o" mists. The win% gathers it together in the "orm o" #lou%s an% takes it a#ross the #ontinent. Here through #hanges o" temperature it is again #onverte% into rain or snow. $o that the $un is not only the sour#e o" ele#tri#al energy by whi#h light an% heat are %evelope% but it is the sour#e o" li"e itsel". Ao li"e o" any kin% #oul% e*ist on this planet without the energiing an% vitaliing magnetism %erive% "rom the $un. !s the earth approa#hes the $un in spring we see the result in the myria% o" plants an% "lowers an% the ver%ure with whi#h the "iel%s are #overe%>the li"egiving "or#e be#omes everywhere apparent. The e""e#t o" this in"luen#e is seen in the temperament o" the people inhabiting the globe. ;hen the perpen%i#ular rays rea#h the people we "in% a #heer"ul optimisti# BsunnyB %isposition< but as we rea#h the "ar north where the absen#e o" light an% heat make li"e a struggle we "in% the people #orrespon%ingly %ark an% gloomy.
!n% not only the s#ientist but the poet too with unerring insight has re#ognie% this allimportant in"luen#e o" the sunlight on the temperament o" men. 9ver a hun%re% years ago ?yron thus attribute% this e""e#t to the solar orb: Thou #hie" star. Center o" many starsI whi#h mak,st our earth En%urable an% temperest the hues
!n% hearts o" all who walk within thy rays. $ire o" the seasons monar#h o" the #limes
!n% those that %well in them "or near or "ar 9ur inborn spirits have a tint o" thee Even as our outwar% aspe#tsI
!ll energy on this earth organi# or inorgani# is %ire#tly or in%ire#tly %erive% "rom the $un. The "lowing water the %riving win% the passing #lou%s the rolling thun%er an% the "lashing lightening< the "alling rain snow %ew "rost or hail< the growth o" plants the warmth an% motion o" animal an% human bo%ies the #ombustion o" woo% o" #oal>all is but solar energy in a#tion. The most power"ul physi#al energy the one whose varie% "orms an% "iel%s o" a#tion in#rease %aily whose bene"its are as great as the ignoran#e an% pre+u%i#es that reign #on#erningg it is beyon% a sha%ow o" %oubt ele#tri# energy. #on#ernin ;hen all its mo%alities are known ele#tri# energy will be#ome the basis o" therapeuti#s< "or all other "orms o" energy are either merely %erivatives or means o" e@uilibrating the play o" ele#tri# phenomena in the %epths o" our tissues. &t is by means o" ele#tri# #urrents that we su##ee% best in arresting #ellular %isturban#es. &t #an be applie% to all %iminution o" energies an% to even spe#ies o" %epression or %e#ay in physiologi#al vitality an% to all %isor%ers supervening in the re"le* #ir#ulation. !#ting on the nervous e*tremities it re%resses abnormal sensibility or bri%les the "everish sensations. 9n %isor%ere% irritability it a#ts as an harmonious e@ualiing "or#e as a regenerator o" the en%angere% vitality< an% "inally as a #urative "or perverte% stability it possesses the #hara#teristi#s o" militating in the same help"ul an% rational manner as nature preventing our #omplaints "rom be#oming #hroni#.
!ll pathology lies within its %omain an% it hol%s a prepon%erant pla#e in the treatment "or re+uvenation. &n the %epths o" the tissues ra%iant heat trans"orms ele#tri# energy raises the temperature o" the tissues at the pre#ise spot in%i#ate% to it e*erting a %ual in"luen#e both by its ele#tri# e""e#ts an% the torrents o" heat o" the %esire% intensity with whi#h it #an "loo% the organ un%er treatment. !pplie% generally it brings to the organiation a bonus in the shape o" a #alori# ration whi#h enables it to resist e""e#tively physiologi#al %e#ay.
)inally high "re@uen#y the youngest born o" ele#trotherapy sees the s#ope o" its bene"a#tions in#rease in#rease %aily< an% in the treatment "or re+uvenation it supplies the nervous energy nee%"ul< trans"using the largest l argest available portion o" e""e#tive resistan#e< storing up the vital %ynamism in the nervous #ell. !n% all this a##omplishe% with the most absolute #ertainty.
To insure its e""i#a#y ele#tri#ity must be "ormulate% an% proportione% in the same way as any other a#tive therapeuti# agent. Ele#tri#ity will a#t power"ully on every organ toni"y the nervous system #ounterbalan#e the #ellular e*#hanges regularie "ailing "un#tions re#onstru#t tissues an% #ompel the retrogression o" ol% age. &n stati# "orm the entire %omain o" neurosis o" "ears o" hypo#hon%ria nervous an% intelle#tual strain over-e*#itement over-e*#itement an% %epression is %ominate% by it. !ll %epresse% or neurastheni# persons or those who su""er "rom insomnia are well a#@uainte% with its soothing an% revivi"ying a#tion. &ts astoun%ing su##ess in all %ermatologi#al a""e#tions is well known. Progressive regeneration regeneration marke% awakening o" the %igestion an% the nutrition #om"ort an% pleasure walking an% moving in#reases power or resistan#e to the "atigue o" work pronoun#e% in#rease in the +oy o" living>su#h are the results that are generally observe%.
!n% ele#tri#ity is but another "orm o" vibration another name "or sunshine. &t is but the rays o" the sun spe#ialie% an% %ire#te%. ;hy then shoul% it not be the greatest therapeuti# agent known to man &s it not the sour#e o" light o" heat o" energy o" li"e itsel"
(he Source *f Life
7i"e is not #reate%>it simply is. !ll nature is animate with this "or#e we #all B7i"e.B The phenomena o" li"e on this physi#al plane with whi#h we are #hie"ly #on#erne% are
pro%u#e% by the involution o" BenergyB into BmatterB an% matter is itsel" an involution o" energy. 7iving tissue is organie% or organi# li"e< %ea% tissue is unorganie% or inorgani# matter. ;hen li"e %isappears "rom an organism %isintegration begins begins the pro#ess o" organiation #eases. 9rganiation re@uires a high rate o" vibration or short wave length moving with great intensity. The mole#ules o" whi#h the tissue is #ompose% are in a #ontinuous state o" a#tivity. The result is the tissues mani"est what we #all li"e. 7i"e vibrations have but one sour#e an% that is the $un. $enility is a part o" the %eath pro#ess. &t is #ause% by the a##umulation o" earthy salts or so-#alle% mineral matter. This mineral matter usually #onsists o" lime an% #halk that settles upon the walls o" the arteries whi#h be#ome har%ene% an% #al#inous an% lose their elasti#ity.
&" the vibrations are su""i#iently intense it woul% be impossible "or these salts to settle in the system. The intense vibration woul% make the a##umulation impossible< the minerals woul% be e*pelle% in the pro#ess o" elimination. 9l% age %e#ay an% %eath are there"ore simply %ue to the inability o" the in%ivi%ual to keep in tune with the vibrations "rom the $un whi#h is the sour#e o" all li"e. 7ongevity an% vitality are in %ire#t ratio as we #onta#t the intense vibrations "rom the $un an% isolate ourselves "rom the slow %isorganie% %isintegrating %isintegrating an% %eathly vibrations o" the Earth. 7i"e is a rate o" vibration a mo%e o" motion< %eath is the absen#e o" that vibration. 7i"e is a mani"estation o" a#tivity. eath is the pro#ess o" %isintegration the absen#e o" a#tivity. The vibrations o" li"e originate in the $un. The vibrations o" %eath originate in the Earth.
The $un is the sour#e o" li"e the 'oon o" "orm an% the Earth o" %isintegration or %eath. The Earth is ever seeking to embra#e in its bosom all things< it is the tomb or "i*e% resting pla#e "or even "orm o" organie% mani"estation. The vibrations "rom the Earth are there"ore the vibrations o" %estru#tion o" %isintegration. Aothing has so "ar been able to resist the #ontinual pull o" these Earthy vibrations< everything everything has ha% to "inally su##umb all "orm o" whatever nature has thus
"ar been #ompelle% to return to the Earth to await the vitaliing vibrations o" the $un be"ore being again brought into mani"estation. ?ut will this always be true Aot ne#essarily. &t may not always be ne#essary to #onta#t these %isintegrating vibrations. ;e may be able to insulate ourselves to some e*tent at least. The =niverse was built by vibration< that is to say the spe#i"i# "orm that everything has on whether a large or a small s#ale is %ue absolutely to the spe#i"i# rate o" vibration that gave e*pression to it. The =niverse then both in general an% in parti#ular is the e""e#t o" a system o" vibration. &n other wor%s the musi# o" the spheres has e*presse% itsel" in that "orm whi#h we %enominate the Cosmos. This vibration e*presses intelligen#e. This is not intelligen#e as we un%erstan% the wor% but a #osmi# knowle%ge whi#h is responsible "or the growth o" "inger nails hair bones teeth an% skin the #ir#ulation o" bloo% an% breathing whi#h pro#ee% whether we are asleep or awake.
Thus #ons#iousness or intelligen#e aboun%s in everything pe#uliar only to itsel" only in that it %i""ers in #hara#ter to every other thing< "or there is but one =niversal #ons#iousness or intelligen#e while there are multitu%inous %i""erent e*pressions o" it. The ro#k the "ish the animal the human are all re#ipients o" the one =niversal intelligen#e. They are only %i""erently "orme% mani"estations o" Cosmi# substan#e> %i""erently #ombine% rates o" motion or vibration. 'in% is a system o" vibration. The brain is the vibrator an% thought is the organie% e""e#t o" ea#h parti#ular vibration when e*presse% through the re@uisite #ombination o" #ells. &t is not the number o" the #ells but their vibratory a%aptability whi#h gives range to the thoughts o" whi#h the min% is #apable. &t is through the =niversal 'in% that the Bsee%s o" thoughtB enter the brain o" man so that it #on#eives thought whi#h be#omes a #urrent o" energy #entripetal in the min% o" man an% #entri"ugal in the =niversal 'in%. These see%s o" thought have a ten%en#y to germinate to sprout an% to grow< they thus "orm that we #all i%eas.
;hen a mental pi#ture is "orme% in the brain the rate o" vibration #orrespon%ing #orrespon%ing to that pi#ture is imme%iately awakene% in the ether. &t %epen%s however upon whether the ;ill or esire prin#iple is a#ting as to whether that vibration moves inwar% or outwar%. &" the ;ill is use% the vibration moves outwar% an% the prin#iple o" "or#e is put into operation. &" the esire nature is awakene% the vibrations move inwar% an% the 7aw o" !ttra#tion is put into operation. &n either #ase the 7aw o" Causation e*presses itsel" through the embo%ying o" #reative prin#iple. The time is not "ar %istant when man will be able to make the bo%y immune against %isease an% arrest the or%inary pro#ess o" ol% age an% physi#al %e#ay> perpetuate youth even a"ter the bo%y has passe% the mark o" the #enturies. &mmortality or perpetual li"e is the "on%est hope the legitimate goal an% +ust birthright o" every human being. ?ut the ma+ority o" people o" all religions an% those o" no religious belie" at all seem to think that it is to be attaine% i" at all at some "uture time an% on some other plane o" e*isten#e. Every human being who is not si#k or insane has an innate %esire to live as long as possible. &" there is an in%ivi%ual person in the worl% who %oes not %esire to live it is be#ause he is in some abnormal #on%ition o" bo%y or min% or e*pe#ts to be.
!s a matter o" "a#t the more highly enlightene% an% %evelope% the in%ivi%ual the more intense the %esire an% longing "or li"e an% it is improbable that there woul% be a natural %esire "or something that was impossible o" attainment. Pro". a@ues 7oeb "ormerly o" the epartment o" Psy#hology at the =niversity o" Cali"ornia sai% several years ago B'an will live "orever when he has learne% to establish the right protoplasmi# rea#tion to the bo%y.B Thomas E%ison says B& have many reasons to believe that the time will #ome when man will not %ie.B )ive-sevenths o" the "lesh an% bloo% are water while the substan#e o" the bo%y #onsists o" albumen "ibrin #assein an% gelatin< that is organi# substan#e #ompose% originally o" "our essential gases>o*ygen nitrogen hy%rogen an% #arboni# a#i%. ;ater is a #ombination o" two gases an% air is a mi*ture o" three gases. Thus our bo%ies are #ompose% o" only trans"orme% gases. Aone o" our "lesh e*iste% three or "our months ago< "a#e mouth arms hair even the very nails. The entire organism is but a #urrent o" mole#ules a #easelessly renewe% "lame a stream at whi#h we may look all o" our lives an% never see the same water again.
These mole#ules %o not tou#h ea#h other an% are #ontinually renewe% by means o" assimilation>%ire#te% assimilation>%ire#te % governe% an% organie% by the immaterial "or#e that animates it. To this "or#e we may give the name BsoulB so writes the great )ren#h astronomer physi#ist biologist an% metaphysi#ian Camille )lammarion. The ?ri%ge o" 7i"e a symbol o" physi#al regenesis has been e*ploite% in song %rama an% story. Para#elsus Pythagorus 7y#urgus alentin ;agner an% a long unbroken line o" the &lluminati "rom time immemorial have #hante% their epi#s in unison with this Bri%%le o" the $phin*B a#ross the s#roll o" whi#h is written B$olve me or %ie.B This solution may be in an un%erstan%ing o" the nature o" the glan%s that #ontrol physi#al an% mental growth an% all metaboli# pro#esses o" "un%amental importan#e. These glan%s %ominate all the vital "un#tions an% #ooperate in an intimate relationship whi#h may be #ompare% to an interlo#king %ire#torate. %ire#torate.
They "urnish the internal se#retions or hormones whi#h %etermine whether we are to be tall or short han%some or homely brilliant or %ull #ross or #ongenial. $ir ;illiam 9sier one o" the worl%,s great thinkers sai% B)or man,s bo%y is a humming hive o" working #ells ea#h with its spe#i"i# "un#tions all un%er #entral #ontrol o" the brain an% heart an% all %epen%ent on se#retions "rom the glan%s whi#h lubri#ate the wheels o" li"e. )or e*ample remove the thyroi% glan% +ust below the !%am,s apple an% you %eprive man o" the lubri#ants whi#h enable his thought-engines thought-engines to work an% gra%ually gra%ually the store% a#@uisitions o" his min% #ease to be available an% within a year he sinks into %ementia. The normal pro#esses o" the skin #ease an% the hair "alls the "eatures bloat an% the paragon o" animals is trans"orme% into a shapeless #ari#ature o" humanity.B There are seven ma+or glan%s: the pituitary the thyroi% the pan#reas the a%renal the pineal the thymus an% the se* glan%s. They #ontrol the metabolism o" the bo%y an% %ominate all vital "un#tions. The pituitary glan% is a small glan% g lan% lo#ate% near the #enter o" the hea% %ire#tly un%er the thir% ventri#le o" the brain where it rests in a %epression in the bony "loor-plate o" the skull. &ts se#retions have an important part in the mobiliing o" #arbohy%rates maintaining bloo% pressure stimulating the other glan%s an% maintaining the toni#ity o" the sympatheti# nerve system. The thyroi% glan% is lo#ate% at the "rontal base o" the ne#k e*ten%ing upwar% in a sort o" semi-#ir#le on both si%es. The thyroi% se#retion is important in mobiliing both
proteins an% #arbohy%rates< it stimulates other glan%s helps resist in"e#tions a""e#ts the hair growth an% in"luen#es the organs o" the %igestion an% elimination. &t is a strongly %etermining "a#tor in the all-aroun% physi#al %evelopment an% also in the mental "un#tioning. ! well-balan#e% thyroi% will insure an a#tive e""i#ient an% smoothly #oor%inate% min% an% bo%y.
The a%renal glan%s are lo#ate% +ust above the small o" the ba#k. These organs have sometimes been #alle% the Bbeauty glan%sB sin#e one o" their "un#tions is to keep the pigments o" the bo%y in proper solution an% %istribution. ?ut o" greater importan#e is the agen#y o" the a%renal se#retion in other %ire#tions. The se#retions #ontain a most valuable bloo% pressure agent an% are a toni# to the sympatheti# nerve system hen#e to the involuntary mus#les heart arteries an% intestines. These glan%s respon% to #ertain emotional e*#itements by an imme%iate in#rease in volume o" se#retion thus in#reasing the energy o" the whole system an% preparing it "or e""e#tive purpose. The pineal glan% is a small #oni#al stru#ture lo#ate% behin% the thir% ventri#le o" the brain. The an#ients realie% that this glan% was o" vast importan#e>it is spoken o" as a spiritual #enter the seat o" the soul an% possibly o" eternal youth or everlasting li"e. &t is near the top an% at the ba#k o" the hea%. The thymus glan% is lo#ate% at or near the bottom o" the throat +ust below the thyroi% glan%. &t is #onsi%ere% essential "or #hil%ren only but is it not possible that the %egeneration o" this glan% is one o" the #auses o" premature senility The pan#reas is lo#ate% +ust behin% the peritoneum near the stoma#h. This glan% ai%s %igestion an% when not properly "un#tioning an e*#ess o" sugar may be pro%u#e% whi#h #auses %iabetes an% other serious troubles. The se* glan%s are lo#ate% at the lower part o" the ab%omen. &t is through the "un#tioning o" these glan%s that li"e is #reate% an% the pro#ess o" repro%u#tion #arrie% on.
;hen the se#retions "rom these glan%s are not #alle% upon "or pro#reative purposes they are poure% into the #ell li"e renewing energy strength an% vitality. &" they "ail to "un#tion there is %epression an% general %ebility. &t is #lear then that i" we #an "in% some way to make these glan%s #ontinue to "un#tion we #an renew our health strength an% youth in%e"initely< be#ause the thyroi% %evelops vital energy the pituitary #ontrols bloo% pressure an% %evelops mental energy the
pan#reas #ontrols %igestion an% bo%ily vigor the a%renals "urnish pep an% ambition an% the se* glan%s #ontrol the se#retions that mani"est as youth strength an% power. ;e #an better un%erstan% the me#hanism o" glan%s when we remember that the $un is the sour#e o" all li"e< that the rays "rom the $un are %i""erentiate% into seven %i""erent tones or #olors or @ualities by the seven %i""erent planets an% that they enter the human system by the seven ple*i lo#ate% along the spinal #olumn an% we now "in% that this li"e is #arrie% on to the seven ma+or glan%s in the bo%y where it #ontrols an% %ominates even "un#tion o" li"e. =n"ortunately however however or%inary win%ow glass e*#lu%es pra#ti#ally p ra#ti#ally all o" the ultraviolet rays whi#h are the most essential in the maintenan#e o" health an% vitality. ! "ew sanitariums an% hospitals have ha% spe#ial win%ows o" "use% @uart #onstru#te% whi#h a%mits ultraviolet rays but so "ar the #ost o" su#h win%ows are prohibitive a single win%ow #osting "rom ten thousan% to "i"teen thousan% %ollars.
!pparatus is now #onstru#te% however that may be atta#he% to the or%inary ele#tri# #urrent so that the "ull bene"it o" the vital rays "rom the solar orb may be se#ure%. ;hen the glan%s are supplie% with the vital rays o" whi#h we have hereto"ore been %eprive% the result will be a remarkable %egree o" vitality an% mental an% physi#al vigor. &n "a#t it is alrea%y al rea%y known that #holesterol #an be #onverte% into a vitamin by the a#tion o" the ultraviolet rays an% it is possible that other inert substan#es may be a#tivate% in like manner. The ultrare% rays have also been "oun% to be an e*#ee%ingly valuable therapeuti# agent. )abri#s o" #ertain weaves are use% to "ilter these rays. e%u#tions "rom the e*periments ma%e by several o" the worl%,s lea%ing s#ientists more than "i"teen years ago are to the e""e#t that it will be possible "or the physi#al bo%y o" man to be#ome so puri"ie% an% responsive that it may #ontinue living "rom age to age without %eath. The in#ome an% outgo o" the bo%y #an be so per"e#tly a%+uste% that the organism will not be#ome ol% but will be rebuilt "rom %ay to %ay. The vibratory "or#e o" 7i"e #an be inspire% to su#h a %egree an% ra%iate% through the tissue to su#h an e*tent that this man o" #lay will really be#ome a temple o" the living Go% not merely a reservoir o" un#ons#ious an% unregulate% intelligen#e.
?y very simple hygieni# #are we #an greatly prolong ea#h li"e mani"estation. Hen#e we have reason to believe that a #omplete knowle%ge o" vibratory "or#e an% its e""e#t upon
the stru#ture o" the bo%y will ai% the organism in making the li"e mani"estations permanent. eath is not a ne#essary inevitable #onse@uen#e #onse@uen#e or attribute o" li"e< %eath is biologi#ally a relatively new thing whi#h ma%e its appearan#e only a"ter living things ha% a%van#e% a long way on the path o" evolution. $ingle-#elle% organisms have prove% un%er #riti#al e*perimental observation to be immortal. They repro%u#e by simple "ission o" the bo%y one in%ivi%ual be#oming two. This pro#ess may go on in%e"initely without any permanent sla#king o" the rate o" #ell %ivision an% without the intervention o" a re+uvenating-pro#ess provi%e% the environment o" the #ells is kept "avorable. The germ #ells o" all se*ually %i""erentiate% organisms organisms are in a similar sense immortal. e%u#e% to a "ormula we may say that the "ertilie% ovum pro%u#es a soma an% more germ #ells. The soma eventually %ies. $ome o" the germ #ells prior to that event pro%u#e% somata an% germ #ells an% so on in a #ontinuous #y#le that has never yet en%e% sin#e the appearan#e app earan#e o" multi-#ellular organisms on the earth. $o long as repro%u#tion goes on in this way in these multi-#ellular "orms there is no pla#e "or %eath. The su##ess"ul #ultivation o" the tissues o" higher vertebrates over an in%e"initely long perio% o" time %emonstrates that %eath is in no sense a ne#essary #on#omitant o" #ellular li"e. &t may "airly be sai% that the potential immortality o" all essential #ellular elements o" the bo%y either has been "ully %emonstrate% or has been #arrie% "ar enough to make the probability very great. Generaliing the results o" the tissue #ulture work o" the last two %e#a%es it is highly probable that the #ells o" all the essential tissues o" the metaoan bo%y are potentially immortal when pla#e% separately un%er su#h #on%itions as to supply appropriate "oo% in the right amount an% to remove promptly the %eleterious pro%u#ts o" metabolism.
! "un%amental reason why the higher multi-#ellular animals %o not live "orever appears to be that in the %i""erentiation an% spe#ialiation o" "un#tion o" #ells an% tissues in the bo%y as a whole any in%ivi%ual part %oes not "in% the #on%itions ne#essary "or its #ontinue% e*isten#e. &n the bo%y any part is %epen%ent "or the ne#essities o" its e*isten#e upon other parts or upon the organiation o" the bo%y as a whole. &t is the %i""erentiation an% spe#ialiation o" "un#tion o" the mutually %epen%ent aggregate o" #ells an% tissues that #onstitute the metaoan bo%y that brings about %eath an% not any inherent or inevitable mortal pro#ess in the in%ivi%ual #ells themselves. ;hen #ells show #hara#teristi# senes#ent #hanges it is probably a #onse@uen#e o" their mutually %epen%ent asso#iation in the bo%y as a whole. &t %oes not primarily originate in any parti#ular #ell be#ause o" the "a#t that the #ell is ol% it o##urs in the #ells when they
are remove% "rom the mutually %epen%ent relationship o" the organie% bo%y as a whole. &n short %eath %oes not appear to be a primary attribute o" the psy#hologi#al e#onomy o" in%ivi%ual #ells as su#h but rather o" the both as a whole. e#ent resear#hes have shown #on#lusively that tissue an% #ells in the human bo%y nee% not ne#essarily %e#ay. )ormerly it was thought that there was no way to war% o"" senility an% that #ells are boun% to break %own %ue to ol% age whi#h simply means wear an% tear. This however in the light o" mo%ern s#ien#e is no longer #ountenan#e%. The stu%y o" glan% s#ien#e has #onvin#e% many physi#ists that the human #ells #an be re+uvenate% or repla#e% #ontinuously #ontinuously an% that su#h a thing as ol% age #an be war%e% o"" "or several hun%re% years. &t is well known that it takes a li"etime to gain valuable e*perien#e. 'en at the hea% o" great in%ustries "re@uently are over si*ty years o" age an% their a%vi#e is sought be#ause they have gaine% most valuable e*perien#e %uring all those years. &t woul% seem there"ore important to lengthen the span o" li"e an% in%ee% present in%i#ations are that this #an an% will be %one. $ome o" our best authorities see no reason why a human being shoul% not attain the age o" several hun%re% years< not as some e*traor%inary "eat but #onsi%ere% as a "air average. There are o" #ourse people now living who are 12 years ol% but these are naturally e*#eptions. 'e%i#al s#ientists assert that the goal o" 88 years will be rea#he% some %ay in the "uture. ;hen we stop to think that the average li"etime use% to be 8 years an% that we now #onsi%er #onsi%er the man o" 28 years to be in the prime o" his li"e li"e who knows but that "i"ty years hen#e a man in his prime will be 188 or 128 years o" age.
r. 'onroe an eminent physi#ian an% s#ientist o" Great ?ritain says BThe human "rame as a ma#hine #ontains within itsel" no marks by whi#h we #an possibly pre%i#t its %e#ay< it is apparently inten%e% to go on "orever.B ?ut o" all the multiple a%epts or masters that have kept the light burning above the Three Piers o" the magi#al ?ri%ge none has more #learly an% beauti"ully written thereo" than %i% the great poet &saiah: BThen the eyes o" the blin% shall be opene% an% the ears o" the %ea" shall be unstoppe%. Then shall the lame man leap as a hart an% the tongue o" the %umb shall sing< "or in the wil%erness shall waters break out an% streams in the %esert. !n% the glowing san% shall be#ome a pool an% the thirsty groun% springs o" water< in the habitations o" +a#kals where they lay shall be grass with ree%s an% bushes. !n% a highway shall be there an% a way an% it shall be #alle% ,The , The ;ay o" Holiness<, the un#lean shall not pass over it but it shall be "or the re%eeme%. The way"aring man yea "ools shall not err therein.B
The nerves are "ine threa%s o" %i""erent #olors ea#h one having a spe#ial #hemi#al a""inity "or #ertain organi# substan#es>oil or albumen>through an% by whi#h the organism is materialie% an% the pro#ess o" li"e #arrie% on. The imagination might easily #on#eive that these %eli#ate in"initesimal "ibers are strings o" the Human Harp an% that the mole#ular minerals are the "ingers o" &n"inite Energy striking the notes o" some ivine !nthem.
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Your emotions will invariably seek to e*press themselves in a#tion. The emotion o" love will there"ore seek e*pression in %emonstrations o" loving servi#e. Emotions o" hate will seek e*pression in vin%i#tive or hostile a#tions. Emotions o" shame will seek e*pressions in a#tions #orrespon%ing to the nature o" the #ause that brought the emotion into being. Emotions o" sorrow will bring the tear %u#ts into violent a#tion. )rom this you will see that the emotions always "o#alie the energies upon the i%ea or %esire that is seeking an outlet.
;hen the emotions "in% an outlet through the proper #hannel all is well< but i" they are "orbi%%en or represse% the %esire or wish will #ontinue to gather energy an% i" "or any reason it is "inally suppresse% it will pass into the sub#ons#ious where it will remain. $u#h a suppresse% emotion be#omes a #omple*. $u#h a #omple* is a living thing>it has vital power an% "or#e an% the vital "or#e retains its intensity un%iminishe% throughout the entire li"etime unless release%. &n "a#t it gains in violen#e with every similar thought %esire wish or memory.
The emotion o" love #auses the solar ple*us to be#ome a#tive whi#h in turn in"luen#es the a#tion o" glan%s whi#h pro%u#e a vibratory e""e#t on #ertain organs o" the bo%y whi#h #reates passion. The emotion o" hate #auses an a##eleration o" #ertain bo%ily a#tivities whi#h #hange the #hemi#al organiation o" the bloo% an% eventuates in semiparalysis or i" long #ontinue% in #omplete paralysis. Emotions may be e*presse% through mental verbal or physi#al a#tion an% they usually "in% e*pression in one o" these three ways an% are there"ore release% an% this energy %issipate% in a "ew hours< but when by reason o" honor pri%e anger hatre% or bitterness these emotions are burie% "rom #ons#iousnes #ons#iousness s they be#ome mental abs#esses in the sub#ons#ious realm an% #ause bitter su""ering. $u#h a #omple* may "in% reverse e*pression. )or instan#e a man who has been "orbi%%en to e*press his love "or a woman may %evelop into a woman hater. He may be irritate% an% annoye% by the very sight o" "eminine things. He may appear to be bol% in%epen%ent an% %omineering but this will be but the #amou"lage by whi#h he is attempting to #over up the #raving "or love an% sympathy that has been %enie% him.
$houl% this man eventually sele#t a mate he will un#ons#iously sele#t one o" an opposite type to the one who #ause% him sorrow. The atta#hment has been reverse%> he wants no remin%ers. $u""ering is an emotion an% it opens the %oors o" the sub#ons#ious min%. The thought Bthis is what & get "or wrong-%oingB pro%u#es a #on#lusion>B;ell &,ll never %o that againIB This is the re"ormation suggestion that goes %own into the sub#ons#ious min% by the auto-suggestion o" the in%ivi%ual su""ering penan#e. Thus re"ormation takes pla#e be#ause it #hanges the soul,s %esire an% also pro%u#es a new %esire to avoi% the #onse@uen#es o" su""ering in%i#ate% to it by the penan#e. esire originates in the sub#ons#ious min%. &t is plainly an emotion. Emotion originates in the soul or sub#ons#ious min%. Pleasure emotions are the %iversions an% rewar%s "or servi#e whi#h the sub#ons#ious min% ren%ers the bo%y. You have seen that when any thought i%ea or purpose "in%s its way into the sub#ons#ious through the emotions the sympatheti# nervous system takes up the thought i%ea or purpose an% #arries it to every part o" the bo%y thus #onverting the i%ea thought or purpose into an a#tual e*perien#e in your li"e. The ne#essary intera#tion o" the #ons#ious an% sub#ons#ious min% re@uires a similar intera#tion between between the #orrespon%ing system o" nerves. The #erebro-spin #erebro-spinal al system is the organ o" the #ons#ious min% an% the sympatheti# is the organ o" the sub#ons#ious. The #erebrospinal system is the #hannel through whi#h we re#eive #ons#ious per#eption
"rom the physi#al senses an% e*er#ise #ontrol over the movements o" the bo%y. This system o" nerves has its #enter in the brain.
The sympatheti# system has its #enter in a ganglioni# mass at the ba#k o" the stoma#h known as the solar ple*us an% is the #hannel o" that mental a#tion whi#h un#ons#iously supports the vital "un#tions o" the bo%y. The #onne#tion between the two systems is ma%e by the vagus nerve whi#h passes out o" the #erebral region as a portion o" the voluntary system o" the thora* sen%ing out bran#hes to the heart an% lungs an% "inally passing through the %iaphragm it loses its outer #oating an% be#omes i%enti"ie% with the nerves o" the sympatheti# system so "orming a #onne#ting link between the two an% making man physi#ally a single entity. The solar ple*us has been likene% to the sun o" the bo%y be#ause it is a #entral point o" %istribution "or the energy that the bo%y is #onstantly generating. This energy is a very real energy an% this sun is a very real sun an% the energy is being %istribute% by very real nerves to all parts o" the bo%y an% is thrown o"" in an atmosphere whi#h envelopes the bo%y. &" this ra%iation is su""i#iently strong the person is #alle% magneti#< he is sai% to have a strong personality. $u#h a person may wiel% an immense power "or goo%< his presen#e alone will o"ten bring #om"ort to the trouble% min%s with whi#h he #omes in #onta#t. ;hen the solar ple*us is in a#tive operation an% is ra%iating li"e an% energy an% vitality to every part o" the bo%y an% to everyone that we meet the sensations are pleasant the bo%y is "ille% with health an% all with whom we #ome in #onta#t e*perien#e a pleasant sensation.
&" there is any interruption o" this ra%iation the sensations are unpleasant the "low o" vitality an% energy to some part o" the bo%y is stoppe% an% this is the #ause o" every ill to the human ra#e>physi#al mental or environmen environmental. tal. !ny e*planation o" the phenomena o" li"e must be base% upon the theory o" 9neness. The psy#hi# element being "oun% within all living substan#e this Cosmi# &ntelligen#e must have e*iste% be"ore living substan#e #oul% have #ome into e*isten#e an% there"ore it e*ists to%ay all aroun% us "lowing in an% through us. This Cosmi# Cons#iousness pro+e#ts itsel" in the "orm o" living substan#e an% it a#ts with a #ons#ious intelligen#e in manu"a#turing its "oo% supply an% evolving organiations on to a higher an% higher plane o" li"e. This Cosmi# 'in% is the #reative Prin#iple o" the =niverse the ivine Essen#e o" all things. &t is there"ore a sub#ons#ious a#tivity an% all sub#ons#ious a#tivities are
governe% by the sympatheti# nervous system whi#h is the organ o" the sub#ons#ious min%. Ao human intelligen#e has ever a##omplishe% the results that the Cosmi# &ntelligen#e pro%u#e% in %eveloping a #hemi#al laboratory right within the "oun%ation o" plant li"e an% the pro%u#tion o" elaborate me#hani#al %evi#es an% harmonious so#ial organiation right within our own bo%ies. &n the mineral worl% everything is soli% an% "i*e%. &n the animal an% vegetable king%om it is in a state o" "lu* "orever #hanging always being #reate% an% re#reate%. &n the atmosphere we "in% heat light an% energy. Ea#h realm be#omes "iner an% more spiritual as we pass "rom the visible to the invisible "rom the #oarse to the "ine "rom the low potentiality to high potentiality. ;hen we rea#h the invisible we "in% energy in its purest an% most volatile state.
!n% as the most power"ul "or#es o" Aature are the invisible "or#es so we "in% that the most power"ul "or#es o" man are his invisible "or#es his spiritual "or#e. !n% the only way in whi#h the spiritual "or#e #an mani"est is through the pro#ess o" thinking. !%%ition an% subtra#tion are there"ore spiritual transa#tions< reasoning is a spiritual pro#ess< i%eas are spiritual #on#eptions< @uestions are spiritual sear#hlights< an% logi# argument an% philosophy are spiritual ma#hinery. Every thought brings into a#tion #ertain physi#al tissue>parts o" the brain nerve or mus#le. This pro%u#es an a#tual physi#al #hange in the #onstru#tion o" the tissue. There"ore it is only ne#essary to have a #ertain number o" thoughts on a given sub+e#t in or%er to bring about a #omplete #hange in your physi#al organiation. Thoughts o" #ourage power an% inspiration will eventually take root an% as this takes pla#e you will see li"e in a new light. 7i"e will have a new meaning "or you. You will be re#onstru#te% re#onstru#te % an% "ille% with +oy #on"i%en#e hope an% energy. You will see opportunities to whi#h you were hereto"ore blin%. You will re#ognie possibilities possibilities whi#h be"ore ha% no meaning "or you. The thoughts with whi#h you have been impregnate% are ra%iate% to those aroun% you an% they in turn help you onwar% an% upwar%< you attra#t to yoursel" new asso#iates an% this in turn #hanges your environment< so that by this simple e*er#ise o" thought you #hange not only yoursel" but your environment #ir#umstan#es #ir#umstan#es an% #on%itions. These #hanges are brought about by the psy#hi# element o" li"e. This psy#hi# element is not me#hani#al< be#ause o" its power o" sele#tion organiation an% %ire#tion su#h a power #annot be automati#ally me#hani#al.
The Cosmi# &ntelligen#e possesses the "un#tion o" memory "or the purpose p urpose o" re#or%ing all the e*perien#es whi#h it en#ounters an% pro+e#ting an% organiing itsel" on higher planes o" li"e. &t is this "un#tion o" memory whi#h is the here%itary %ire#ting "or#e "oun% within living organisms. This here%itary %ire#ting "or#e "re@uently mani"ests as "ear. )ear is an emotion< it is #onse@uently not amenable to reason. You may there"ore "ear your "rien%s as well as your enemies "ear the present an% past as well as the "uture< i" "ear atta#ks you it must be %estroye%. You will be intereste% in knowing how to a##omplish this. eason will not help you at all be#ause "ear is a sub#ons#ious thought a pro%u#t o" the emotions. There must then be some other way. The way is to awaken the $olar Ple*us get it into a#tion. &" you have pra#ti#e% %eep breathing you #an e*pan% the ab%omen to the limit. That is the "irst tiling to %o< hol% this breath "or a se#on% or two then still hol%ing it %raw in more air an% #arry it to the upper #hest %rawing in the ab%omen. This e""ort "lushes the "a#e re%. Hol% this breath also "or a se#on% or two an% then still hol%ing this breath %e"late the #hest an% e*pan% the ab%omen again. o not e*hale this breath at all but still hol%ing it alternately e*pan% the ab%omen an% #hest rapi%ly some "our or "ive times. Then e*hale. The "ear is gone.
&" the "ear %oes not leave you at on#e repeat the pro#ess until it %oes. &t will not be long be"ore you are "eeling entirely normal. ;hy ?e#ause in the "irst pla#e this breathing e""ort #on#entrate% at the pit o" the stoma#h a""e#ts the great ganglion o" the sympatheti# nervous system lying e*a#tly opposite #alle% the $olar Ple*us whi#h largely governs #ir#ulation. The stimulation o" the $olar Ple*us releases the nerve #urrents an% the renewe% #ir#ulation re-establishes the mus#ular #ontrol. The breath entering through the right nostril #reates positive ele#tromagneti# #urrents whi#h pass %own the right si%e o" the spine< while the breath entering through the le"t nostril sen%s negative ele#tromagneti# #urrents #urrents %own the le"t si%e o" the spine. These #urrents are transmitte% by way o" the nerve #enters or ganglia o" the sympatheti# nervous system. !ll "or#e or energy #omes "rom the sun. ;e may be sai% to literally live move an% have our being in a physi#al sense in the sun. This "or#e or energy enters the etheri# spleen with every inhalation o" the breath. !s it enters the spleen the solar ple*us %raws it to itsel" with every e*halation an% "rom the solar ple*us it travels along the nerves to the
sa#rum ple*us situate% at the e*treme en% o" the spine an% to the #ar%inal ple*us the #ore o" the brain. These are the three main #enters o" the bo%y. )rom the #ar%inal ple*us this li"e energy traverses the nerves to the hea%. !gain on the %ownwar% path it passes through to the psy#hi# #enter situate% between the two eyebrows. Then it traverses the nerves o" the "a#e< then the bron#hial #enter< the throat "ront< the pulmonary #enter< the upper #hest an% the lungs< the lower lung #enter seate% above the heart< the vital an% generati# #enter seate% at the base o" the stoma#h< an% so this li"e energy makes the #ir#uit o" the nerves until it gra%ually works its way out through the pores o" the skin.
You will there"ore rea%ily see why this e*er#ise #an an% %oes #ompletely eliminate that ar#h enemy )ear. &" you are tire% i" you wish to #on@uer "atigue stan% still wherever you may be with your "eet hol%ing all your weight. &nhale %eeply raise the bo%y on the tip toes with the han%s stret#he% above the hea% an% the "ingers pointe% upwar%. ?ring your han%s together above the hea% inhaling slowly an% e*haling violently. epeat this e*er#ise three times. &t will only take a minute or two an% you will "eel more re"reshe% than you woul% i" you took a nap an% in time you will be able to over#ome the ten%en#y to "atigue. The virtue o" this e*er#ise is in the intention. The intention governs the attention. This in turn a#ts upon the imagination< the imagination is a "orm o" thought whi#h in turn is min% in motion. !ll thought "ormations intera#t upon one another until they #ome to a state o" maturity where they repro%u#e their kin%. This is the law o" #reation. These are in%i#ate% in the #hara#teristi#s o" the in%ivi%ual. &" the bo%y is large the bones heavy the "inger nails thi#k the hair #oarse then we know that the physi#al %ominates. &" the bo%y is slight the bones small the "inger nails thin an% pliable then we know that the mental an% spiritual #hara#teristi#s prevail. Coarse hair in%i#ates materialisti# ten%en#ies. )ine hair in%i#ates sensitive an% %is#riminating mental @ualities. $traight hair in%i#ates %ire#tness o" #hara#ter. Curly hair in%i#ates #hange "ulness an% un#ertainty in thought. ?lue eyes in%i#ate a light happy #heer"ul a#tive %isposition. Grey eyes in%i#ate a #ool #al#ulating %etermine% %isposition. ?la#k eyes in%i#ate a @ui#k nervous venturesome %isposition. ?rown eyes in%i#ate sin#erity energy an% a""e#tion.
You are there"ore a #omplete mani"estation o" your most inwar% thoughts. The #olor o" your eyes the te*ture te*ture o" your hair hair the @uality o" your your hair every line line an% #urve o" your bo%y are in%i#ations o" the #hara#ter o" the thought that you habitually entertain.
Aot only this but the letters whi#h you write #arry not only the message that the wor%s #ontain but they are #harge% with an energy #orrespon%ing #orrespon%ing with the nature o" your thought an% there"ore o"ten bring a very %i""erent message than the one whi#h you inten%e% to sen%. !n% "inally even the #lothes whi#h you wear eventually take on the mental atmosphere whi#h surroun%s you so that the traine% psy#hometrist "in%s no %i""i#ulty in rea%ing the #hara#ter o" those who have worn a garment "or any length o" time. Y*#
& "eel your brow your hair You %o not know that & am there Coul% you but know>9h k now>9h +oy sublime ;hat then were pla#e or spa#e or timeI
Magnetism
&n an or%inary bar o" iron or steel the mole#ules arrange themselves promis#uously in the bo%y. The magneti# #ir#uits are satis"ie% internally an% there is no resulting e*ternal magnetism. ;hen the bar is magnetie% the mole#ules rearrange themselves a##or%ing to the law o" attra#tion turn on their a*is an% resume positions more nearly in a straight line with their north en%s pointing the same way. The #lose% magneti# #ir#uits are thus broken up an% e*ternal magnetism ma%e evi%ent. You #annot see the mole#ules o" iron or steel #hanging their relative positions un%er the in"luen#e o" magnetism but the e""e#t reveals the #hange that has taken pla#e. ;hen all
o" the mole#ules have turne% on their a*is until they are all arrange% symmetri#ally the bar has been #ompletely magnetie%. &t #annot be "urther in"luen#e% however strong the "or#e. The bar has now be#ome a magnet an% will e*ert "or#e in every %ire#tion. The amount o" "or#e that the magnet will e*ert %e#reases as the %istan#e "rom the magnet in#reases. The magneti# lines #omplete their #ir#uits in%epen%ently>an% never #ut #ross or merge into ea#h other.
!nother bar o" iron or steel pla#e% in the magneti# "iel% o" a magnet assumes the properties o" the magnet< this phenomena is known as magneti# in%u#tion. This is the a#tion an% rea#tion whi#h always pre#e%es the attra#tion o" a magnet "or a magneti# bo%y. Ele#tri#ity is the invisible agent known to us by its various mani"estations. You are a per"e#t ele#tri#al plant. )oo% water an% air "urnish the "uel. The solar ple*us is the storage battery an% the sympatheti# nervous system is the me%ium by whi#h the bo%y is #harge% with magnetism. $leep is the pro#ess p ro#ess by whi#h the battery is re#harge% an% the vital pro#esses replenishe% an% renewe%. The male is the positive or ele#tri#al #harge an% the "emale is the negative or magneti# #harge. The male represents #urrent "or#e energy< the "emale #apa#ity resistan#e an% power. ;hat happens when one o" the opposite se* #omes into your magneti# "iel% )irst the 7aw o" !ttra#tion is brought into operation< then by the pro#ess o" in%u#tion you are magnetie% magnetie% an% assume the properties properties o" the person whom you are #onta#ting. #onta#ting.
;hen another person enters your magneti# "iel% what is it that passes "rom one to the other ;hat #auses the thrill an% tingle over the entire sympatheti# nervous system &t is the #ells rearranging themselves so as to #arry the #harge o" energy li"e an% vitality that is passing "rom one to the other an% whi#h you are re#eiving by the pro#ess o" in%u#tion. You are being magnetie% an% in this pro#ess you are assuming the @ualities an% #hara#teristi#s o" the person whom you are #onta#ting. &n the magnetism whi#h is passing "rom person to person is all the +oy all the sorrow all the love the hatre% the musi# the art the "ear the su""ering the su##ess the %e"eat
the ambition the triumph the reveren#e the #ourage the wis%om the virtue the beauty whi#h here%ity an% environment have store% in the li"e o" your love< "or it is nothing less than love this 7aw o" !ttra#tion is the 7aw o" 7ove< an% 7ove is li"e an% this is the e*perien#e by whi#h li"e is being @ui#kene% into a#tion by whi#h #hara#ter here%ity an% %estiny are being %etermine%. ;hen you be#ome impregnate% with these thoughts o" love o" su##ess o" ambition o" triumph o" %e"eat o" sorrow o" hatre% o" "ear or o" su""ering are you imme%iately #ons#ious o" them ?y no means. ;hy not The reply is very simple an% easily un%erstoo%. The brain is the organ o" the #ons#ious min% an% it has "ive metho%s only by whi#h it #an #onta#t the ob+e#tive worl%. These metho%s are the "ive senses: seeing hearing smelling tasting an% "eeling. ?ut 7ove is something whi#h we #annot see we #annot hear neither #an we taste smell or tou#h it. &t is there"ore plainly a sub#ons#ious a#tivity or emotion. The sub#ons#ious however has its own system o" nerves whereby it #onta#ts every part o" the bo%y an% re#eives sensations "rom the outer worl% the me#hanism is #omplete it #ontrols all o" the vital pro#esses: the heart the lungs the %igestion the ki%neys the liver the organs o" generation. Aature has evi%ently taken all o" these out o" the #ontrol o" the #ons#ious min% an% pla#e% them in the #ontrol o" the more reliable sub#ons#ious where there #an be no inter"eren#e. ;here physi#al #onta#t is ma%e an entirely %i""erent situation is #reate%. &n this #ase we bring into a#tion the #erebrospinal nervous system also through the sense o" tou#h. You will remember that the #ons#ious min% has "ive metho%s by whi#h it #onta#ts the outer worl%< the sense o" tou#h is one o" these. $o that a#tual physi#al #onta#t brings into a#tion not only the sympatheti# nervous system but the #erebrospinal nervous system also.
!s the brain is the organ o" this system o" nerves you imme%iately be#ome #ons#ious o" any su#h a#tion. $o that when both the emotions an% the "eelings are arouse% by both mental an% physi#al #onta#t we bring into a#tion every nerve o" the bo%y. The e*#hange resultant "rom these asso#iations shoul% be bene"i#ial inspiring an% vitaliing an% su#h is the #ase when the asso#iation is i%eal an% #onstru#tive. $u#h an asso#iation pro%u#es an% e""e#t in #ons#iousness an% li"e typi"ie% by the in#rease% power an% use"ulness in the #rossing o" plants bir%s an% animals. This result means a%%e% power utility beauty wealth or worth. The Prin#iple o" !ttra#tion as it operates through in"inite time evi%en#es itsel" in the "orm o" growth. The one "un%amental an% inevitable result o" attra#tion is the bringing together o" things that have an a""inity "or ea#h other with a resultant eternally a%van#ing growth o" li"e.
You have "oun% what happens when one o" the opposite se* #omes into your magneti# "iel%. Aow let us #onsi%er what happens when you approa#h another personality o" the same se*. !ll human inter#ourse is a matter o" a##umulation an% you will be a "a#tor in %etermining what the relationship shall be an% it rests with you to %etermine whether you shall be the pre%ominant "a#tor in the new relationship.
&" you give you are the positive or pre%ominant "a#tor. &" you re#eive you are the negative or re#eptive "a#tor. Ea#h person is a magnet having both positive an% negative poles an% with ten%en#ies that impel an automati# sympathy with or antipathy towar% whatever approa#hes or is approa#he%. Aormally the positive poles lea% the way an% the approa#h o" two positives "rom opposite %ire#tions "oresha%ows a #ollision. The "un%amental o" li"e is harmony an% %is#or%s are obstru#tions that lie in your path. They obs#ure the reality o" pea#e that lies at the heart o" every e*perien#e but as you in#rease in e*perien#e you are enable% to %is#ern the goo% in apparent evil an% your power o" attra#tion in#reases proportionally. To the e*tent that you are magnetie% towar% Bsaturation pointB you may %etermine your relation to others an% their relation to you.
!ny magnet has the power to in%u#e harmonious #on+un#tion with one that is less power"ul. This is a##omplishe% by #ausing a reversal o" polarity o" one o" the magnets. Then %issimilar poles #ome together in pea#e an% harmony. The more positive magnet will #ompel the less positive magnet to be#ome re#eptive to the greater power that %ominates it. The lesser magnet may be oblige% to be re#eptive to the overpowering in"luen#e. &t a#knowle%ges the impelling power that re@uires it to reverse its polarity. &t turns its positive pole away an% its negative pole towar% the positive pole o" the greater magnet an% the two meet in harmonious relation.
The negative magnet may however have the higher knowle%ge an% may not %esire to %ominate. Possessing greater wis%om it may %is%ain the use o" "or#e. Perhaps it pre"ers to #on#iliate or wishes to re#eive rather than give. &nstea% o" "or#ibly obliging the lesser magnet to a##ommo%ate itsel" to impose% #on%itions the greater magnet may voluntarily reverse its own polarity. &" you are a great soul you will know intuitively whether to e*er#ise #oer#ion or nonresistan#e.. ;here #oer#ion is use% the resultant harmony is an involuntary an% nonresistan#e temporary submission< while the non-resistant metho% bin%s be#ause o" the sense o" "ree%om that it #on"ers. The #oer#ive metho% is %istin#tly intelle#tual while that o" non-resistan#e is essentially spiritual. &" you are highly %evelope% spiritually an% similarly en%owe% with intelle#tual power you #an use the latter to the greatest a%vantage. &n this #ase you will neither %is#ar% reason or logi# be#ause in your un%erstan%ing o" li"e,s mathemati#s you will make appli#ation o" spiritual geometry mental algebra or physi#al arithmeti# a##or%ing to the re@uirements o" your problem.
You will "in% that e*isten#e involves ever re#urrent o##asions "or a##ommo%ation #ompromise an% reversal o" polarities. You may es#ape #ompulsion through a#@uies#ent submission an% avoi% the use o" "or#e in inviting pleasurable a#@uies#en#e. You may #omman% an% e*a#t unwilling obe%ien#e or you may invite an% re#eive voluntary #ooperation. You may in%u#e harmonies an% #reate "rien%ships or you may plant hatre%s that will rea#t as obligations that must eventually be satis"ie%. !n un%erstan%ing o" the properties o" the human magnet will enable you to solve many o" the problems o" li"e. Con"li#t an% opposition have their pla#es but or%inarily they #onstitute obsta#les an% pit"alls to be avoi%e%. eturn to top You will "in% that you #an always avoi% useless opposition an% unpro"itable #on"li#t #on"li#t by reversing your polarity or impelling its reversal in your woul%-be opponent.
You are in%ee% in the loving #are o" prin#iples that are immutable an% that are %esigne% solely "or your bene"it. You may pla#e yoursel" in harmony with them an% thus e*press a li"e o" #omparative pea#e an% happiness or you may put yourselves in opposition to the inevitable with ne#essarily unpleasant results. You %etermine your #ons#ious relation to all that is. You e*press the e*a#t %egree o" happiness or the reverse that you have earne% through the asso#iations whi#h you have permitte% to #ome into your li"e. You may "rom any one e*perien#e learn the spiritual lesson it was inten%e% to #onvey or you may make ne#essary many similar e*perien#es. You may gather wis%om "rom e*perien#es rapi%ly an% with ease or you may %o so slowly an% with %i""i#ulty.
You are able to #ons#iously #ontrol your #on%itions as you #ome to sense the purposes o" what you attra#t an% are able to e*tra#t "rom ea#h e*perien#e that whi#h you re@uire "or "urther growth. ;hen you possess this "a#ulty to a high %egree you may grow rapi%ly an% rea#h planes o" thought where opportunities "or greater servi#e await you. &t remains "or you on ea#h su##essive plane to learn how to e*press the greater harmonies that your higher growth has pla#e% within you rea#h "or it is only through e*pression that you may appropriate what is "or your use or bene"it. You have now entere% upon the bor%erlan% o" the basi# the "un%amental the a#tive prin#iple o" li"e. 7ittle %i% you realie a "ew years ago the innumerable vibrations that surroun% you su#h as ele#tri# magneti# heat an% a#tini#: the #ontrol an% the use o" whi#h are now keeping you busy. $uppose that what you term Bele#tronsB shoul% be a#tive #enters o" intelligen#e #onne#te% #onne#te% with an &n"inite 'in% whi#h is all-wise an% all-knowing. That marvelous min% that thinks with %esign an% sees en%s "rom beginnings. $uppose that Bele#tronsB shoul% not be #enters o" "or#e an% energy only but #enters o" intelligen#e an% that mankin% will "inally %is#over that the brain is an organie% #enter o" millions o" these intelligent ele#trons an% that they are in #onta#t with all other ele#trons o" whi#h the =niverse is #ompose%.
The =niverse is the e""e#t o" a system o" vibration< the Cosmos is organie% by the a#tion o" energy vibrating in a##or%an#e with #ertain rates whi#h e*press themselves in "orm. The =niverse #oul% there"ore in no #ase be anywise %i""erent than it is unless the
vibratory in"luen#e that organie% it ha% been %i""erent the universe being the e*pression in "orm o" those vibratory in"luen#es that have organie% it out o" the Cosmi# energy or ether. $ir ;illiam Crooks took some very "ine san% an% s#attere% it over the hea% o" a %rum. Then by taking a tuning "ork an% soun%ing %i""erent notes +ust above the %rumhea% so that the vibration set in motion by this parti#ular key woul% vibrate upon the %rum hea% the san% was seen to shi"t an% assume a %e"inite geometri#al "igure #orrespon%ing #orrespon%ing to the parti#ular note that was pro%u#e%. ;hen another note was soun%e% the san% shi"te% an% assume% another "igure %emonstrating that the notes o" a musi#al s#ale will pro%u#e a #orrespon%ing "orm in any substan#e su""i#iently plasti# to assume "orm un%er their %ire#tion. This proves that vibration is the origin o" "orm ea#h parti#ular vibration giving rise to a #orrespon%ing "orm. ibration then is at the "oun%ation o" physi#s. )orm as well as light heat #olor an% soun% are inseparably #onne#te% with vibratory a#tivities. Ea#h vibration e*presses itsel" in a "orm #orrespon%ing to that parti#ular rate o" vibration.
)orm then is the organie% result o" energy at #ertain rates o" vibration. ibrations e*press themselves in #orrespon%ing geometri#al "igures an% in this way buil% up #rystals that are the e*pression o" vibration a number o" these #rystals #olle#tively "orming a bo%y o" the parti#ular elements whi#h is the outgrowth o" that parti#ular vibration. $tu%y the beauti"ul "orms o" snow-"lakes "alling on #ol% winter %ays< you will "in% that one %ay the "orms are @uite %i""erent "rom those o" the %ay be"ore or the %ay a"ter although the #on%itions may %i""er but in the very smallest %egree. Aevertheless this minute %i""eren#e has su""i#e% to evolve these very %i""erent "orms ea#h o" whi#h is the e*a#t e*pression o" a spe#ial #omple* relation between moisture motion pressure temperature rarity ele#tri#al tension an% #hemi#al #omposition o" the air that prevaile% %uring their "ormation. ;hen a threa% is intro%u#e% into a bowl o" saline solution an% then li"te% out o" it there will gather over the entire length o" the submerge% string a mass o" mathemati#ally per"e#t #rystals o" salt. &t has been observe% by the stu%ents o" nature that the #rystals are never e*a#tly alike. Aot only is this true o" the %i""erent #hemi#al elements but we know that ea#h in%ivi%ual #rystal is a little %i""erent. Aow knowing that this #rystalliation is %ue to vibration an% all %i""eren#es in the "orm o" the #rystal are there"ore %ue to %i""eren#es in the rate
o" vibration we #an re#ognie the "a#t that the in%ivi%uality o" any ob+e#t is %ue to the #orrespon%ing in%ivi%uality in the vibration that gave e*pression to it.
&t is the law o" vibration that brings to maturity the "ruit o" every thought whether wholesome or unwholesome %esirable or un%esirable. &t is this law that #auses the things whi#h we see to take "orm. &t is this law that gives sparkle to the %iamon% luster to the amethyst #olor to the grape "ragran#e to the rose beauty to the lily an% it is through the operation o" this law that ea#h o" us is attra#ting to ourselves the asso#iates e*perien#es #ir#umstan#es #ir#umstan#es #on%itions an% environment in whi#h we are relate% to the ob+e#ts an% purposes whi#h we seek. E*isten#e is like the output o" a loom. The pattern the %esign is there< but whereas our looms are mere ma#hines on#e the gui%ing #or%s have been "e% into them the loom o" time is #ompli#ate% by a multitu%e o" "ree agents who #an mo%i"y the web making the pro%u#t more beauti"ul or more ugly a##or%ing as they are in harmony or %isharmony with the general s#heme. ;ith the !rabi# numerals>102 numerals>10234568>any 34568>any #on#eivable number may be e*presse%. ;ith the twenty-si* letters o" the alphabet am #on#eivable thought may be e*presse%. ;ith the "ourteen primary elements any #on#eivable thing may be organie%.
;hat is true in the inorgani# worl% is likewise true in the organi#. Certain #ons#ious pro#esses will invariably be "ollowe% by the same #onse@uen#e. Clearly then it re@uires an intelligent "or#e to %ire#t the a#tivities o" these ele#trons an% #ause them to unite with regular mathemati#al pre#ision an% thus bring into being matter o" every #on#eivable "orm. 'in% is then the sour#e o" all things in the sense that the a#tivity o" min% is the initial #ause o" all things #oming into being. This is be#ause the primal sour#e o" all things is a #orrespon%ing thought in the =niversal 'in%. &t is the essen#e o" a thing that #onstitutes its being an% the a#tivity o" min% is the #ause by whi#h the essen#e takes "orm. !n i%ea is a thought #on#eive% in the min% an% this rational "orm o" the thought is the root o" "orm in the sense that this "orm o" thought is the initial "ormal e*pression whi#h a#ting upon substan#e #auses it to assume "orm. There #an be nothing e*#ept as there is an i%ea or i%eal "orm engen%ere% in the 'in%. $u#h i%eas a#ting upon the =niversal engen%er #orrespon%ing "orms.
'atter being Cosmi# 'in% in physi#al mani"estation we per#eive that everything is possesse% o" intelligen#e %ire#ting its %evelopment an% mani"estation.
This is the intelligen#e that #auses ro#ks to #ohere an% #rystallie while plants mani"est li"e in an entirely %i""erent manner. Plant li"e %ivi%es its #ells rapi%ly absorbs moisture air an% light rea%ily while the ro#k e*pels them. ?ut they both #ombine an% trans"orm elements in +ust the right proportions to repro%u#e perpetuate an% #olor their spe#ies. The one purpose in li"e "or #enturies was as simple as that o" the lower animals or plants: the simple aim o" sel"-preservation an% o" the pro%u#tion o" %es#en%ants. Human beings were #ontente% with the simplest organi# "un#tion nutrition an% repro%u#tion. Hunger an% love were their only motives "or a#tion. )or a long perio% they must have aime% at the one single ob+e#t at sel"-preservation. &n the route o" our an#estry spe#i"i# lines were travele% an% spe#i"i# #hara#ter establishe%. ;e lose neither the one nor the other "or both lines an% #hara#ter are pro+e#te% "rom generation to generation. The lines although invisible are never broken nor are they ever abruptly #hange% to other type e*pressions. Aeither are the #hara#teristi#s ever lost though they #ontinue to pro+e#t "rom generation to generation %own through the ages. ;e may %istill analye an% #ompoun% all the elements that are use% as #onveyors or vehi#les in the pro#ess o" #onstru#tive energy an% we will not "in% the element that will pro%u#e a nut a plum or even as mu#h as a mustar% see% unless we sen% the energy into #on%ensation over #hara#ter lines as #onstru#tive mol%s that must "irst be establishe%.
Chara#ter lines are invisible tra#ks over whi#h an% through whi#h Aature is ever pressing into #onstru#tivity every element an% thing o" #reation "rom the plane o" the "ungi to that o" the intelle#tual an% spiritual man. &n its highest "orm o" e*pression the Prin#iple o" !ttra#tion is mani"este% in love. &t is the 9ne =niversal Prin#iple that e@ually governs the seeming involuntary a""inities o" minerals an% vegetable substan#es the passion o" animals an% the love o" men. The 7aw o" 7ove is a pie#e o" pure s#ien#e< an% the ol%est an% simplest "orm o" 7ove is the ele#tive a""inity o" two %i""ering #ells. !bove all laws is the 7aw o" 7ove "or 7ove is li"e.
Progress being the ob+e#t o" Aature an% !ltruism the ob+e#t o" Progress the ?ook o" 7i"e is "oun% to be a love story.
(he Imagination
You imagine many things that are not so but i" you #ontinue to imagine these things they eventually #ome to pass< why is this &t is be#ause the imagination is the pro#ess o" imaging these things in or on your min% an% this pro#ess is nature,s metho% o" #reation. Perhaps you may think that your imagination #an #reate nothing. ;ell you #an easily prove whether this is so or not yoursel". Take a pie#e o" white paper about twenty-"our in#hes s@uare. raw a #ir#le as large as this paper will permit an% then %raw a horiontal line through the #enter o" the #ir#le. Call the le"t en% o" the line B!B an% the right en% B?B. Aow %raw a verti#al line through the #ir#le an% #all the north en% o" this line BCB an% the south en% BB. Take a lea% pen#il an% atta#h a string about eight in#hes long an% upon the en% o" the string tie a small weight about the sie o" a @uarter. Aow then "or the proo". Pla#e the paper on a table stan% upright an% hol% the ro% above the paper so that the pen%ulum will be +ust above the #enter o" the paper where the lines interse#t. Aow think o" the line !-? but %o not move< in a "ew minutes the pen%ulum will swing ba#k an% "orth along the line !-?. Aow think o" the line C-< the pen%ulum will stop swinging ba#k an% "orth an% will begin to swing up an% %own along the line C-. Aow take your thought o"" "rom the lines entirely an% "i* it upon the #ir#le. The pen%ulum will begin a #ir#ular motion.
Aow then think that the pen%ulum is swinging "aster an% "aster that you #an har%ly stop it. The motion will be#ome so "ast that you #an har%ly see it go. Aow then think that it will not move at all that something is the matter with it. &t will stopI This e*periment is one that 'r. Charles ?au%ouin o" The ean a#@ues &nstitute in )ran#e uses to illustrate the power o" thought to his stu%ents.
You may think that this is will power. &t is nothing o" the kin%. &n "a#t i" you will the pen%ulum to move it will not bu%ge< you must think o" the result not upon how it is a##omplishe%.
&n his e*periments 'r. ?au%ouin "oun% that the higher the type o" intelligen#e that the stu%ent possesse% the more rapi%ly %i% he se#ure results. Those stu%ents who were more or less %e"i#ient in mentality were very slow an% in some #ases results were almost negligible. ;hen you be#ome "amiliar with the operation o" this law you will have "oun% the se#ret o" su##ess o" health o" prosperity o" happiness an% o" popularity. You will have %is#overe% a law that is as %epen%able as the law o" gravitation. ;hen this law is put into operation "or the purpose o" bringing about material su##ess or prosperity it is #alle% the Creative 7aw o" Prosperity. You may ask how #an this result be a##omplishe% How will the things be brought to you that will make you harmonious prosperous an% happy They will #ome to you through the operation o" Aatural 7aws.
$pirit =niversal 'in% li"e energy>they e*press through all "orms o" the seen an% unseen si%e o" li"e. The human brain is the "inest most vibrant vehi#le on this plane an% thus it has power or #ontrol over all things. &" you think or #on#entrate along any parti#ular line you start a train o" #ausation< an% i" your thought is su""i#iently su""i#iently #on#entrate% #on#entrate% an% kept #ontinuously #ontinuously in min% min% what happens There is only one thing that #an o##ur. ;hatever the vision you have the imagination you have the image is a##epte% by the =niversal &ntelligen#e e*pressing through the #ells o" your physi#al bo%y an% environment an% these #ells #ells sen% out their #alls into the great great "ormless energy everywhere aroun% you "or the material that #orrespon%s with the image an% harmonies in its vibration with it an% whether the image is "or su##ess along any parti#ular line or "ear o" a parti#ular thing you #all the atoms "rom out o" the "ormless energy whi#h make "or the su##ess or the thing you "ear>you relate with #on%itions ne#essary to bring into mani"estation the thing you %esire or the thing you "ear. Thoughts o" anger hatre% "ear +ealousy worry et#. a#t %ire#tly on the se#retions #ausing an a#tual poison in the system whi#h in time will %estroy the bo%y unless they are over#ome with love harmony +oy "aith et#. Constru#tive thoughts an% love is the strongest o" all.
;e are tol% by the greatest o" tea#hers that the "un%amental or "oun%ation law o" our being is love. 7ove Go% love your neighbor love yoursel" love your enemy love everybo%y an% everything. Ao one #an a""or% to hate be#ause hate always %estroys the hater. &t is sai% that B;hom the go%s woul% %estroy they "irst make angry.B
Prosperity is a harmonious #reative state o" being. Creative law will over#ome every kin% o" inharmony whether it be "inan#ial physi#al mental moral or so#ial. Every thought o" la#k or poverty a#ts %ire#tly on the heart a""e#ting the #ir#ulation #ausing #onstipation #ongestion #ongestion an% many "orms o" %isease %ue to poor p oor #ir#ulation. Thoughts o" prosperity love +oy an% happiness also a#t upon the heart #ausing goo% #ir#ulation an% a healthy bo%y. There is mu#h truth in the sayings B7augh an% grow "atB an% B! merry heart %oeth goo% like a me%i#ine.B !ny physi#ian will tell you that i" he #an get a goo% #ir#ulation o" pure bloo% to the part or organ o" the bo%y a""e#te% he #an heal it regar%less as to what may appear to be the %i""i#ulty. !ll possession is base% on #ons#iousness. !ll gain is the result o" an a##umulative #ons#iousness. !ll loss is the result o" a s#attering #ons#iousness. This is another way o" saying that thoughts are things an% that things are thoughts>what one thinks materialies. Thoughts are to%ay being photographe% showing that they take "orm in the surroun%ing ether or universal substan#e. These are s#ienti"i# "a#ts. eturn to top Thought is a #reative energy an% will automati#ally #orrelate with it ob+e#t an% bring it into mani"estation be#ause thought is spiritual energy or vibration. !ll this brings us ba#k to the "a#t that prosperity is the result o" right or #reative thinking an% that poverty is the result o" wrong or %estru#tive thinking. You #an prove this "or yoursel" in a very short time. ?egin by taking these wor%s: B& am whole per"e#t strong power"ul loving harmonious prosperous an% happy.B epeat them over an% over to yoursel" as o"ten as you #an think to %o it espe#ially the last thing be"ore %ropping o"" to sleep at night an% the "irst thing upon awaking in the morning. emember these are #reative wor%s. Every thought or wor% oppose% to them is %estru#tive an% must not be allowe% to enter your min% or to be e*presse% in in wor%s. Every Every thought o" %isease %isease si#kness an% pain is oppose% to wholeness an% per"e#tion an% shoul% be eliminate% by %e#laring B& am whole
an% per"e#tIB Every thought o" weakness is oppose% to strength an% shoul% be put out o" min% by saying B& am strong an% power"ulIB To know this law an% live in harmony with it is to buil% prosperity on a ro#k "oun%ation whi#h nothing #an %estroy.
?y this law things whi#h are seen are ma%e "rom things whi#h %o not appear. ;e are tol% by s#ienti"i# stu%ents o" nature that every element in the material worl% is in the ether. )rom these elements the #abbage takes what it re@uires to "orm a #abbage. )rom these same elements the apple tree "orms an% #olors an apple an% the rose "rom these elements pro%u#es #olors an% per"umes a rose. $urely man shoul% know as mu#h as the #abbage the apple or the rose about han%ling these elements. $tu%ents o" nature also tell us that there is one universal substan#e out o" whi#h all things are "orme% an% that the %i""eren#e between "lesh vegetable stone iron glass et#. is the %i""eren#e in the vibration or motion o" these parti#les o" substan#e as they are brought together an% a#t an% rea#t upon ea#h other. &" you sen% thoughts o" health love an% prosperity they will return to you multiplie% like the see% you sow in your gar%en. $en% out %estru#tive thoughts they also return to you multiplie% like wee%s. You reap what you sow. 7aw governs every "orm o" light heat soun% an% energy. 7aw governs every material thing an% even immaterial thought. 7aw #overs the earth with beauty an% "ills it with bounty. $hall you then not be #ertain that it also governs the %istribution o" this bounty
There are however many laws with whi#h possibly you may not be "amiliar. )or instan#e when you grow weary o" listening to a pie#e o" +a musi# being broa%#aste% "orm a Aew York hotel you turn the %ial an eighth o" an in#h an% you get the beauti"ul notes o" a violin "rom etroit or Clevelan% or Chi#ago. !gain you turn the %ial an eighth o" an in#h an% you hear an organ solo "rom 9maha or enver. !nother turn o" the %ial an% you hear a @uartet singing in $an )ran#is#o or 7os !ngeles. !n% this is true whether you live in an apartment in Aew York or a bungalow on the Hawaiian &slan%s or are the keeper o" a lighthouse on the shores o" !laska. The simple turn o" a %ial will take you #lear a#ross the #ontinent an% you may stop as o"ten as you wish on the way an% all be#ause the various broa%#asting stations use a %i""erent wave length. The wave length %epen%s upon the "re@uen#y or the number o" vibrations that pass a given point in one se#on%.
&t is possible "or one o" the more power"ul broa%#asting stations to sen% a message whi#h will simultaneously rea#h every person in the =nite% $tates but the message will be re#eive% by those only who have a re#eiver that is in tune with the station whi#h is sen%ing the message. The seven planets #omprising the $olar $ystem are all #reating vibrations in the ether. These vibrations are all o" su#h high "re@uen#y that there is at this time no means o" measuring them.
These vibrations #hange the #hara#ter o" the thought the emotions the impulses an% thus in"luen#e the lives o" every vital organism. !n% why shoul% this not be true The message "rom an or%inary broa%#asting-station broa%#asting-station is %elivere% with energy e@ual to something like 2888 HP while a planet like upiter with a %iameter o" 52888 miles %evelops an almost in#on#eivable amount o" energy as it plows its way through the ether with the spee% o" a #annon ball. &t is Aature,s metho% in #omparison with the metho%s o" man but you are in#line% to magni"y the results o" man,s en%eavors an% minimie or %eny the in"luen#e o" the greatest amount o" physi#al "or#e in e*isten#e. ;hen you repeat B& am prosperous harmonious an% happyB you are tuning in on upiter the most power"ul station in e*isten#e. You are raising your vibration you are in#reasing the "re@uen#y you are shortening the wavelength.
upiter is the station o" goo% "ortune the station o" power the station o" plenty. Get him lo#ate% on your mental %ial.
/estiny
?eauty always a##ompanies e#onomy o" stru#ture an% movement in%ee% it is the e*pression o" this e#onomy. !ll improvement in spee% an% %ire#tness o" movement must have been a%aptive must have given the in%ivi%ual an
a%vantage in gaining "oo% es#aping enemies or in some way making its evolutionary position more se#ure. ?eauty an% intelligen#e are the out#ome o" %i""erent phases o" the same "or#es o" organi# evolution. ;hat is goo% we #all beauti"ul. ! gra#e"ul #arriage a springing vigorous rhythmi#al step a sweet breath goo% teeth #lear #omple*ion a pleasant musi#al voi#e a han%some shapely ne#k re% lips a well%evelope% #hin an% #lear bright animate% eyes are in%i#ations o" health. The i%eals o" human e*#ellen#e o" #hara#ter morality beauty intelligen#e intelligen#e health sanity an% energy that we tea#h our young men an% women #ause them to seek these things in their mates. The i%eals are thus bre% into the physi#al an% mental #onstitution o" the ra#e. They be#ome its most pri#eless possession.
!n% be#ause this stream o" germ plasm is almost inviolable it #omes about that when a ra#e has attaine% to health an% #hara#ter by means o" natural sele#tion these virtues #an be be@ueathe% to su##ee%ing generations until the river o" li"e empties into the o#ean o" eternity. &n or%er to maintain the e@uality o" the se*es in numbers an% @uality nature has or%aine% that in ea#h su##ee%ing generation the elements o" human #hara#ter shall #ross the line o" genesis. The history o" the worl% reveals that "a#t that men %o not transmit their #hara#teristi#s to their sons. Aeither %o women transmit their #hara#teristi#s to their %aughters. Ao great man has ever yet appeare% who %i% not have a mother who embo%ie% in her #hara#ter the elements whi#h ma%e him su##ess"ul. Ao woman has ever astonishe% the worl% with her genius who was not the o""spring o" a "ather who possesse% the germs o" the same genius. i""eren#es in environment environment an% e%u#ation have ha% their in"luen#e but as "ar as the law o" inheritan#e "urnishes a #ause o" observe% e""e#ts there are no e*#eptions to this rule.
&n any apparent e*#eption where a son has "ollowe% in the "ootsteps o" his "ather with su##ess it will be "oun% that the mother possesse% the elements o" #hara#ter that ma%e the su##ess possible.
&n all ages men have mourne% the "a#t that their sons were unable to "ollow in their "ootsteps while the #urrent theology an% so#ial #ustoms o" so#iety have %enie% this su##ess to their %aughters be#ause the o##upation in whi#h those talents woul% shine have not been #onsi%ere% within Bwoman,s sphere.B !n% so a"ter %e#a%es o" misuse an% suppression the talent has appeare% in the gran%son. &n the same way talente% boys inheriting "rom sensitive an% re"ine% mothers the gra#e whi#h woul% have ma%e them brilliant musi#ians a##omplishe% painters an% in#omparable poets have been #ompelle% to a%opt #ommer#ial pursuits "or whi#h they were utterly un"itte%. Goo% e*amples o" this trans"eren#e o" a#@uire% %evelopment to the opposite se* in the thir% generation are "oun% in the pe%igrees o" trotting horses. The highly traine% stallion George ;ilkes %oes not appear as the sire o" any o" the very "ast mares but he appears ten times as the sire,s sire an% as many more times as the sire,s gran%sire. 'artin (allikak believe% that bloo% woul% not tell< or i" it %i% tell it woul% not tell on him. 'artin,s %ramati# history an% the history o" his germ #ells his bloo% have been relate% in a little book #alle% BThe (allikak )amilyB by r. Henry H. Go%%ar% ire#tor o" the uvenile esear#h ?ureau o" the $tate o" 9hio an% "ormerly $uperinten%ent o" the "amous $#hool o" )eeble-'in%e% at inelan% Aew ersey.
'artin (allikak was a young sol%ier o" the evolutionary ;ar. His an#estry was e*#ellent. ?ut one wil% night up the Hu%son iver 'artin "orgot his noble bloo%. &n this night o" %issipation he met a physi#ally attra#tive "eeble-min%e% "eeble-min%e% girl. The result o" that meeting was a "eeble-min%e% boy. This boy grew up an% marrie% a woman o" whose mentality o#tor Go%%ar% #oul% se#ure no re#or%. ?ut she was evi%ently o" the same ilk. They pro%u#e% numerous progeny with a large per#entage o" "eeblemin%e%ness. These grew up lay thri"tless shi"tless tri"ling thieving people. 'arrying into their own kin% another generation o" the same general #hara#ter #ame upon the human s#ene. This has gone on now "or si* generations. However on the other si%e o" the #anvas bloo% has painte% a %i""erent an% won%er"ul story. 7ater in his li"e 'artin marrie% a young Fuaker woman o" splen%i% talents an% heroi# an#estry. &t seeme% that this line o" #hil%ren simply #oul% not turn out ba%ly in any environment. environmen t. &n%ee% like all bloo% goo% or ba% it ma%e its own environment. This line has given us 63 %es#en%ants. !ll have been normal people. !s o#tor Go%%ar% says they have given us %es#en%ants o" the highest respe#tability an% so#ial use"ulness in#lu%ing among their members B%o#tors lawyers +u%ges e%u#ators lan%hol%ers tra%ers an% men an% women prominent in every phase o" so#ial li"e.B The last one on the #hart is now a man o" wealth an% in"luen#e.
Aobo%y ever ha% to buil% asylums penitentiaries re"ormatories re"ormatories or spe#ial s#hools "or this line o" bloo%. The other line has #ost so#iety hun%re%s o" thousan%s o" %ollars to restrain their evil ten%en#ies an% #are "or their "eeble min%s an% bo%ies. 9ne line has torn %own the other has built up< one line has reape% an% the other has s#attere%< one has #ontribute% nothing but wi#ke%ness an% woe while the other has blesse% the earth with beauty an% a#hievement. Thus we "in% the %i""eren#e in in%ivi%ual lives to be largely measure% by the %egree o" intelligen#e whi#h they mani"est. &t is a greater intelligen#e that pla#e% the animal in a higher s#ale o" being than the plant the man higher than the animal< an% we "in% this in#rease% intelligen#e is again in%i#te% by the power o" the in%ivi%ual to #ontrol mo%es o" a#tion an% thus to #ons#iously a%+ust himsel" to his environment. &t is this a%+ustment that o##upies the attention o" the greatest min%s an% this a%+ustment #onsists in the re#ognition o" an e*isting or%er in the =niversal 'in% "or it is well known that this min% will obey us pre#isely in proportion as we "irst obey it.
!s we in#rease in e*perien#e an% %evelopment there is a #orrespon%in #orrespon%ingg in#rease in the e*er#ise o" the intelle#t>in the range an% power o" "eeling in the ability to #hoose in the power o" will in all e*e#utive a#tion in all sel"-#ons#iousne sel"-#ons#iousness. ss. The su##ess o" the hour may belong to the strongest "ighter but the "uture belongs to him who knows best how to a%apt himsel" to the most pre#arious #on%ition o" li"e. The giganti# animals that live% at remote geologi#al perio%s have vanishe% but many o" their weaker #ontemporaries still e*ist. Choose what improvements you wish in a "lower a "ruit or a tree an% by #rossing sele#tion #ultivation an% persisten#e it #an be "i*e% irrevo#ably. Choose any trait o" #hara#ter be it honesty "airness purity in%ustry or thri"t by giving all that is implie% in health"ul environmental in"luen#e you #an #ultivate it an% "i* it there "or li"e.
Here%ity will o" #ourse make itsel" "elt an% as in the plant un%er improvement there will be #ertain strong ten%en#ies to reversion but persisten#e will win. &" you are highly ambitious an% are %evouring biographies o" this great genius or that power"ul #aptain o" in%ustry "or #ues to su##ess it will be well to take an inventory o" the en%owments given the great genius %uring the "ormative perio% o" his li"e.
Cosmi# &ntelligen#e #ontinues to e*periment an% %evelops other #oor%inate% systems into higher an% higher #omple* organiations. E*periment a"ter e*periment is trie% an% %i""erent spe#ial organiations %evelope% ea#h one trying to keep the spark o" li"e burning within itsel" to its highest %egree by #ontinually a%+usting itsel" to the #hange% #on%itions o" its environment. The protoplasm or #ell per#eives its environment initiates initiates motion an% #hooses its "oo%. These are evi%en#es o" min%. !s an organism %evelops an% be#omes more #omple* the #ells begin to spe#ialie some %oing one thing an% some %oing another but all o" them showing intelligen#e. ?y asso#iation their min% powers in#rease.
;hereas in the beginning ea#h "un#tion o" li"e an% ea#h a#tion is the result o" #ons#ious thought the habitual a#tions be#ome automati# or sub#ons#ious in or%er that the sel"#ons#ious min% may atten% to other things. The T he new a#tions will however in their turn be#ome habitual then automati# then sub#ons#ious in or%er that the min% again may be tree "rom this %etail an% a%van#e to still other a#tivities. Human love has as many elements an% sha%es as there are phases o" human #ons#iousness an% interest. &t in#lu%es emotional enthusiasm ten%erness an% %evotion< aestheti# attra#tiveness appre#iation an% satis"a#tion< intelle#tual stimulation approval an% respe#t< so#ial a#@uaintan#e #ompanionship an% #omra%eship an% the happiness whi#h is the result o" sel"-%enying #onsi%eration an% sa#ri"i#ing servi#e. This means that sel"-#ons#iousne sel"-#ons#iousness ss is in#reasing e*pan%ing growing %eveloping an% enlarging. &t in#reases an% %evelops be#ause it is a spiritual a#tivity. ;e multiply our possession o" spiritual things in proportion to our use o" them. !ll material things are #onsume% in the using. There is a %iametri#ally opposite law governing the use o" the spiritual an% the material. The intelle#tuals are not ne#essarily the great bene"a#tors o" mankin% be#ause as a rule their noble i%eas have not the emotion to propel them to su##ess. You un%oubte%ly know many who have been too %umb to re#ognie opposition an% so a##omplishe% what our intelle#tuals sai% B#oul% not be %one.B Combine proper intelligent well-born emotion emotion with an i%ea an% it is like #ombining energy to mass>it goes "orth with %ire#tion an% "or#e to bless the worl% with its goo%s. eny the i%ea however nobly #on#eive% this mysterious @uality an% it is likely to %ie at birth.
You are ma%e up o" millions o" minute living #reatures ea#h possessing min% an% intelligen#e. These are #ontrolle% by group min%s an% these group min%s are #ontrolle%
by the sub#ons#ious min% whi#h in turn is #ontrolle% in the thought whi#h enters it. &t is thought whi#h makes the a%+ustment. This is the pro#ess o" #rossing the human with the germ o" the ivine. This is the in"usion o" a higher type. This is the "inal goal o" human %estinyI
