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Dark Matter: A Prediction of 1883 Etheric Matter

Condick, Jeremy P.
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What contemporary cosmology identifies as dark matter and dark energy are not anomalous or inert substances, but the scientific recognition, within a restricted perceptual framework, of etheric, super-etheric, and logoidal centres of attraction and repulsion operating beyond the plane of light. H.P. Blavatsky’s 1883 denial of absolute vacuum and her assertion of a plenum of graded substance render the modern “dark sector” not a discovery, but an inevitability. Modern cosmology is discovering the consequences of premises occult philosophy never relinquished. What science calls “dark” is not absent, inert, or anomalous; it is beyond the manifestation of light, operating through etheric and super-etheric realms within a living, hierarchical, and intelligible cosmos.
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