focal center

"Light is induced by electromagnetic percussion emanating from the ether, and in its action represents the plane of magnetism. In fact, it is the plane of magnetism when under polarization. (Platina wires the thickness of a fine hair associated with each of the nine nodal beads, and concentrated towards a general center of focalization, attaching the other end of the wires to the focal center, will determine, by the magnetic conduction, the number of corpuscular oscillations per second induced by a thought, either positive or negative, in the central centers. These are the only conditions those of magnetic conduction whereby the evolution of a thought can be computed in regard to its force under propagation, as against the amount of latent energy set free to act as induced by such thought on the physical organism.) Some scientific theories of the past have taught us that electricity and magnetism are one and the same thing. Sympathetic vibratory philosophy teaches that they are two distinct forces of one of the triune sympathetic family. [Keely, Snell Manuscript - the book, ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION - Snell]

See Also

attractive center
center of cone bases
center of focalization
center of high compression pressure
center of induction
center of neutrality
center of repulsion
center of stillness
center of sympathetic attraction
center of sympathetic coincidence
center of the inert gas
center of the mass
center of the sun
Center Theory
centering cathode
centering hole
centering point
centering Self
centering shaft
centering sun
centering zero
centers of association and concentration
central centers
chord center
Figure 3.6.1 - Tornadoes also have a Down Draft caused by its vacuous center
focalizing discs
Galactic Center
gravitative center
gravity center
gravity center of control
gravity centered circles
hole-centered rings
Magnetic zero center
Mind centers motion
Mind-centered rings
Mind-centers of stillness
neutral center indicator
off-center flywheel
still center
sun center
sympathetic concordant focalized neutral center
Triple Centers
two centers
zero centers of the cathodes
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