The building of the Atom

Part 1.

You must conceive that the prime atom arises out of two opposing vortices of force gyrating about each other. These vortices can be induced to assume a secondary angular movement or path.

Due to the angular movement of the prime atom arise the different types of atoms which is just a spinning, to the spinning atom which moves in a ; the type which moves in a figure; the type which moves in a figure; the type which moves in a figure, etc.

These atoms attract each other, and can draw together and adhere to each other by the facets of their orbits, forming relationships among themselves.

Thus different types of atoms arise in the Cosmos and begin to gather into composite bodies. Each composite body, as it increase in size increases its power of attraction, and the aggregates of composite bodies form adjustments among themselves, so that new forces arise periodical.

You will perceive that we now have in addition to the great Ring forces of the Cosmos, the formation of minute centers of stability of varying types, and the continued organization of the reactions among these centers.

You will also perceive that great phases would have been gone through in the course of this evolution, for each new force that arose had to radiate out through the Cosmos until turned back by the Ring-Pass-Not, and completed its course before becoming a constant influence in the Cosmos.

Within the limits of the Circles the newly-built atoms would rocket and rebound for eons before any co-ordination would be induced among them. So as the course of their orbits would govern the occurrence of two or more units moving parallel to each other, where this occurred their forces would reinforce each other and draw yet more into the orbit of their activity, so that the mere rebound would give rise to the ordered recurrence of influences, and therefore to definite paths. Let us remember that the Cosmos is already organizes in the great lines of force of the Rays, and the currents of the Rays would gradually induce the great oceans of rebounding atoms to flow in their track. So that gradually the uncoordinated forces are coordinated into the great tides of the Cosmos, and though making their own tangential action, move also with the great tides.

You have spread before you a Cosmos which arose out of space through movement, and which is movement and nothing else; and you have seen how stresses of forces generated by these movements give rise to an infinite number of vortices, built upon exactly the same principle as the Great Vortex which is the Cosmos, because the same laws governs all manifestations of the Cosmos, being laws of relationship. You will then see that relationship occurs between the new Cosmoi among them selves, built upon the same principles.

The tangetial movements of the atoms give rise to new Ring-Cosmos, and the cycle starts anew; these new universes while they have the same laws as the Cosmos before described, are also influenced by that framework of the Cosmos which was built before they began, this law holds true throughout all manifestation.

Let us recapitulate the relationship between the Rays, the Circles and the Vortices.

The Rays and the Circles are part of the primary movement of the Cosmos. These, together with the Rings, remain constant in the Cosmos, and are referred to as the Cosmic Currents.

The Vortices are of a different nature. The primary movements are circular. The Vortices start as straight movements, which, encountering opposition, assume a secondary circular movement.

There is always a pair of forces concerned in the creation of the primal atom, and this fundamental duality extends into all combinations on which the atom is the base.