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Lesson XI: Matter and Force.439<br />

Lesson XI: Matter and Force.<br />

Our last lesson closed in the midst of an inquiry into the manifestation<br />

known as Matter. As we stated there, Science has assumed that Matter<br />

is composed of atoms, and that these atoms may be divided and re-divided<br />

until, finally, there will appear an atom incapable of further division—an<br />

Ultimate Atom, in fact—something in the nature of Absolute Matter.<br />

Various theories have been advanced by scientists to account for the atom—<br />

you must remember that this Ultimate Atom is a purely theoretical and<br />

hypothetical thing—no one has ever found it, and it could not be seen even<br />

with the strongest microscope, even if it were found. Recent discoveries,<br />

notably that of the “X Rays,” and “Radium,” have disturbed these theories,<br />

and scientists just now are very much at sea regarding this question of “the<br />

atom.” They generally had accepted the idea that the atom of hydrogen<br />

was the “Ultimate Atom,” or at least so near to it that the difference was<br />

infinitesimal, when these recent discoveries upset their theories, and the<br />

experiments showing the so-called “radiant energy” and “radioactivity”<br />

caused them to agree that that which had been considered the final thing<br />

in atoms was capable of still further analysis. Science at the present time is<br />

on the verge of admitting the Yogi teachings that the finer forms of Matter

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