Chapter 9: The God-brain is Dual

1,2The God-brain is dual, embracing both male and female atoms and ions. 3All creation is a reflection of this. And so too the eternal.

4The immortal elements of spirit and matter are twofold: those that preserve their state of equilibrium and those that disintegrate, only to build up anew.

5Thoughts of doubt, failure, and trouble arouse the disintegrative forces. 6Thoughts of joy, love, and health stimulate the revitalizing elements, so that new nervous tissue and new blood can be built. 7All this implies the working of an unshakeable will, a functioning to which everything in nature responds.

8We are surrounded by waves radiating from our own brains and from other brains around us.

9Unless we maintain a central balance, we become exposed to adverse influence…

N.B. 10…and prone to rejecting the love of a soul we have failed to recognize.

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ECHOES AND NOTES

Chapter 9: The God-brain is Dual

9.1: The God-brain is dual …

9.2: … embracing both male and female atoms and ions.

9.3: All creation is a reflection of this. And so too the eternal.

9.4: The immortal elements of spirit and matter are twofold: those that preserve their state of equilibrium and those that disintegrate, only to build up anew.

9.5: Thoughts of doubt, failure, and trouble arouse the disintegrative forces.

9.6: Thoughts of joy, love, and health stimulate the revitalizing elements, so that new nervous tissue and new blood can be built.

9.7: All this implies the working of an unshakeable will, a functioning to which everything in nature responds.

9.8: We are surrounded by waves radiating from our own brains and from other brains around us.

9.9: Unless we maintain a central balance, we become exposed to adverse influence…

9.10: …and prone to rejecting the love of a soul we have failed to recognize.