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Chart No. 6
[See Book 3, Chart 6]
Figure 1 portrays the five forms of matter, operating as five fields, building the human body. The body cavities are the potential fields which contain the vital organs of function.
Figure 2 depicts the application of principles illustrated in figure 1 by placing them in the respective cavities of the body. Matter, in its finer essence of etheric function, whirls in circuits by enclosing space for specific expression of stepped-down energy from a high potential of mind energy, through etheric, gaseous, liquid and solid forms of matter as polarized fields, and functions as structural energy expressed through sensory and motor currents. The center of consciousness of all fields resides in the neuter [neutral] point between the eyes. This explains the energy field idea, made up out of space by the primary energy currents which encircle space and build in it, like a bird makes a nest. Space existed before there were organized forms with fields, organs, nerves and functions.
There is always an accumulation of energy at the centers, where the POLARITY currents cross, as illustrated in figure 2 and in charts No. 1 and 2 in book II.
Each field will be recognized in its function, as it is given throughout the book and well illustrated in charts No. 1, 2 and 3 in book II. Each field has a vibratory keynote of its own as well as specific POLARITY currents for action. The physical aspect of the field is the negative phase. The positive, wireless energy which flows over it is the positive pole in each field. That is why two illustrations are given in this chart.
The cold earth must be activated by the fire of life and warmth in order to function. In the same way, the driving vital force, active in the circulatory system, is a fiery energy; while the fine mind energy essence floats in the cerebrospinal nerve fluid as an airy nothingness which gives direction and intelligent perception to the nerve cell actions as sensory and motor impulses. This subtle, hidden energy in the nerve fluids was called the alchemical function by the medieval doctors, such as Paracelsus.[1]
Ayurvedic medicine of India also associates the brain and nerve functions with the airy element of the mind by looking at it from the one polarized neuter [neutral] center within from which all external forms originate and emanate. In the Ayurvedic system the circulation and the respiratory functions were classified under the fiery element because of the sustaining warmth and the fiery energy and warmth in the blood stream. There is no contradiction whatsoever; it is merely a matter of looking at it from the center outward, or from the outside in.
To avoid confusion, I have taken the latter view in presenting the external relationship of parts because it is much more in keeping with our western viewpoint of anatomy and physiology, as follows:
1 - The superior (the brain, etc.) as the positive pole. The airy mind pattern energy.
2 - The middle (the sustaining principle of life) as the neuter [neutral] pole. The sensory energy of warmth and emotional feeling. (The heart center)
3 - The inferior, the negative pole, as the result or culmination of all the currents' travel and the crystallization of the energy essences into physical fluidic essence as seed power, seeds and fruits which express the sum total of the original pattern in form. (The generative center.)
This is how Polarity starts as energy flow in the very pattern design in the beginning of
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1 Paracelsus, born Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim (1493-1541), a German-Swiss doctor, alchemist, botanist, astrologist and occultist.
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