Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant EnergyTheosophy / New ThoughtMystical / EsotericEnglishShareDynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 54Project Gutenberg #41892 - EnglishMoreVersion - 1 availableProject Gutenberg #41892LanguageEnglishEspañol‹Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 2Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 3Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 4Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 16Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 26Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 28Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 30Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 32Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 34Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 37Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 39Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 41Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 42Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 44Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 45Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 46Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 48Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 49Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 51Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 53Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 54Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 56Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 57Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 59Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 61Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 1Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 64Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 66Dynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 68›Book, And Its Writer Will Be Ignored--But Its Work Will Go On. TheDynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 54ListenPlay this chapter in spoken English.Save chapterListen to chapter1writer although probably doomed to have himself and his theory laughed at by the masses of people (whose children will accept the teachings of this book) does not feel discouraged by the prospect. He cares nothing for personal credit--the truth being the important thing. Like Galvini, (whose words appear on the title page of this book) he may cry: "I am attacked by two very opposite sects--the scientists and the know-nothings. Both laugh at me, calling me the 'Frog's Dancing Master,' but I know that I have discovered one of the greatest Forces in Nature." The illustration given above of the transmission of the Excitement of the Particles of the Sun to the Particles of the Earth, will answer equally well in the case of Light, Heat, Magnetism and Electricity. And it will answer in the case of the transmission of these Forces between Atoms, Molecules, and Masses as well as between Worlds and Solar Systems. Any bodies subject to the Law of Attraction may and do, so transmit Vibrations. In our consideration of "The Riddle of the Sphinx," which forms the subject of the next chapter, we shall obtain further particulars of the workings of the Law. 2The consideration of the facts and principles stated in this chapter brings us to a second Supplemental Proposition, which may be stated as follows: 3SUPPLEMENTAL PROPOSITION II.--The rates of vibration of the Particles of Substance may be likened to "Mental States"; and a high degree of the same may be called an "Excitement." This "Excitement" may be, and is, communicated from the Particles of the body manifesting it, to the Particles of other bodies--the medium of such communication being a Mental Connection or Mental Relation existing between the two bodies of Substance, without the employment of any material medium--and which Excitement, so communicated, reproduces in the second body the vibrations manifested in the first body, subject, always, to the counteracting efforts of the second body to maintain its accustomed, and former, rate of vibration, and Mental State. ‹Previous chapterDynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 53Next chapterDynamic Thought; or, The Law of Vibrant Energy 56›Similar passagesBy tradition and source labelFind similarCompare selectedCompare with similarAsk Deep ThoughtSelect passages to search for parallels.Tap any verse to select it, then compare selected passages or ask Deep Thought. Public domain in the USA