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Dark Light of the Monad

Condick, Jeremy P.
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Science does an excellent job of describing dark matter in that it does "serve mainly as expressions of our ignorance, much as the marking of early maps with terra incognita". Therefore, it recognises that it appears dark to unfathomable science to "see" or understand the gradations of subtle light energy which lies behind the matter which it at present does see. Physics doesn’t currently point toward hidden forms of light behind matter; instead, it points toward non-luminous mass-energy components that interact gravitationally but not electromagnetically. "Nature abhors a vacuum", this occultism fully recognises, and it is explained as the medium or mode of transmission of one state of energy/light, spirit/matter from one state and plane to another, thus resulting in some transmutation of some description or other.
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