HUMAN

A charged body is still a charged body until the last vestige of motion leaves it. Your
car battery may be discharged to the last mile, but as long as it can produce motion it is
still charged. You might properly say it is then in a negative--or negated--or voided
condition, but one cannot properly say that a discharging body is negatively "charged"
under any possible condition. The same thing applies to life. As long as a man is alive
and can move even one finger, he is still alive. There are no such conditions in
Nature as negative electricity, negative charge, silent sound or dead life.
FORCE OF GRAVITY ALLOWS CREATION OF BODIES
Gravity is the force used by the Creator to create bodies. Bodies are disturbances
in a vacuum. Gravity causes those disturbances, for gravity both compresses and
expands.
The principle of electronics is a miniature example of what the gravity cycle does in a
vacuum. A vacuum tube with no wave motion dividing it is the normal rest condition
of the universe. It is the condition from which matter emerges--matter being the lightwaves
which science calls the electric current.
"Electricity" emerges from the omnipresent vacuum. It does not return to it. It merely
seems to do so. When an electronic tube is evacuated, it means that the electric
commotion and tensions which have been pumped into by Nature have "escaped" out
of it, leaving it in its normal state of rest. Two wires are then attached to it to cause the
kind of patterned commotion within it which it records from outside of it. The vacuum
condition insulates the new pattern of motion which is caused within it from any other
patterns of motion which would otherwise occupy the tube.
That tube is a correct miniature zero universe of stillness which is creating a multiple
universe of motion. If you will but study that effect, you will learn more of Nature's
processes. The more that science develops this principle of creating its own patterns by
starting from zero without interference from other pressures and pattems, and then
multiplying them by gravity control within them, the more progress you will make in
science.
The practice of electronics will grow to enormous proportions as electronic engineers
begin to know more about light and the relation of its pressures to the spectrumdivided
universe which controls those pressures.
The one great lesson that you can now learn from electronics, without being technical,
is the fact that whatever patterns you put into those tubes in the way of sounds,
pictures or movements, come out of them in the same patterns as those you put into
them. THAT APPLIES TO YOU ALSO.
Let it be fully understood what I mean in this respect. The sounds and motion you
make do not go into the tube. It is not necessary to tell you that, for you know that
nothing goes into that tube but the wave recording of the patterns of light and sounds
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