(3072)  Mon 3 Apr 95  9:13
By: Glenda Stocks
To: All
Re: Universe 2/3
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Imagine that one such string of primal cells carrying charge
10 is five cells long. On either side of this string are
cells holding charge 5. Now, if the intent to meet with the
other string of charge 10 is sufficiently strong, the
five-cell string moves with each beat of the primal pulse.
In other words, every time the primal pulse bursts into the
physical system, that five-cell string of charge 10 will
have moved over by one cell. If you imagine it moving to the
right, then on the next pulse we will have two cells on the
left carrying charge 5 and the five-cell string to the
right. On the next pulse, three cells carrying charge 5, and
the five-cell string over one more cell to the right.

Again, the cells themselves are not moving. It is the charge
they contain that moves with each beat of the primal pulse,
each pulse allowing a charge to move one cell's distance.

Ultimately, two agglomerations of charge 10 will work their
way through the field of lower charge and meet, creating a
matrix of twenty cells carrying charge 10.

...A third law of vibration builds from the second: A field
of identical charge is stronger than a field carrying
various charges. A field of uniform charge 5 is stronger
than a random assortment of charges 1 through 10. In part
this relates to law one, whereby neighboring cells attempt
to influence the charge of the others. To do so requires, in
itself, expenditure of energy or vibration. Now, we are
using terms more native to the human species, like "intend"
and "attempt", and while there is little consciousness
involved in the process, still the "intent" to influence
one's neighbors does involve an expenditure of energy, or a
diversion of energy from simply sustaining the stance of the
cell.

Therefore, in a field of uniform, identical charge, each
cell finding itself surrounded by sympathetic vibration will
expend no energy to influence its neighbors. Locked into a
tight embrace of familiar vibration, each cell can commit
its full energy to sustaining its charge and pattern, and
contribute to the structure of which it is a part.

You have a saying for this: strength in numbers. Your
understanding flows from this fundamental law, that fields
carrying identical charge are stronger than fields of random
charge.

Flowing from the preceding is our next law, that of
resistance. Again, while imposing human attributes on the
primal cells because it eases your understanding, a cell
being influenced by its neighbor carrying a higher charge
will "resist" raising its charge to the higher. Otherwise,
you see, within a few beats of the primal pulse the entire
physical universe, every primal cell, would carry a charge
of 10. And your precious physical world, its enormous
variety of shape and size and form, would instantly become a
solid slab of rock!

A cell "resists" the urgings of its neighbor to raise its
charge. It seeks always to maintain its stance in its
present condition, for there is strength in time as well as
in numbers. Therefore, the greater the number of primal
pulses during which a cell retains an identical charge, the
"stronger" that cell's contribution to the structure of
which it plays a part. Again, to alter one's level of charge
requires a certain loss of energy, a diversion of intent
from the primary purpose of sustaining a charge. If a primal
cell can be said to have consciousness at all, it is this:
to retain its stance, to carry an identical charge, for as
many beats of the primal pulse as possible. This is how
matter endures through time, through the intent of each cell
to maintain its stance, hold its charge, as long as
possible.

(cont)
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