I'm sending this one again because I didn't leave any spaces between the
paragraphs in the last post:
In The Awesome Life Force, Joseph H. Cater describes the formation of the
inner sun:
Page 79: " The central sun, consisting of excess [ low frequency ] soft
electrons that pass through the Earth's crust [ to the inner surface ], and
are repelled by gravity on all sides to the center."
We will look at how is it that these soft particles pass through the crust
of the Earth. This is important as modern science does not recognize nor
accept phenomenon. Mr. Cater explains how the low frequency electrons
penetrate to this degree. In his model, the low frequency electrons combine
to form photons, and that these photons form aggregate structures. " To
compare the relative penetrating ability of such a an aggregate with an
individual ] photon is like the comparison between a canon ball and bird
shot , when they are both travelling at the same velocity. If the velocity
is high enough, the cannonball will pass through great thicknesses of
matter, while the bird shot will only bounce off." ( page 62 )
Here is how and why the aggregates form:
In the interests of better clarification, the concept of zonal effects and
the reason particles are comprised of photons instead of the direct
combinations of great masses of ether particles should be elaborated upon.
The attractive zone between two particles, such as atoms and ether
particles, is entered when the attractive forces between unlike charges
existing in the particle exceeds the repulsive forces between the like
charges comprising the particles. Conversely, the repulsive zone exists in
the region where the sum of the repulsive forces exceeds the sum of the
attractive forces. The attractive zone occupies only a relatively small
region of space close to the particles, while the repulsive zone is
extensive for considerable distances beyond the particles involved.
The attractive zones around ether particles extend for definite but very
limited distances beyond the particles. When a small number combine, the
attractive zones become more extensive and intense. In other words, the
resultant field is more extensive and has a higher intensity than that which
exists around a single particle. However, as the aggregate becomes larger
this field extension reaches a maximum and does not become any greater as
the number of particles comprising the aggregate increases. The principle is
identical to that of combining magnets. For example, consider thin wafer
magnets magnetized through the thickness. The magnetic intensity at the
surface of two such magnets joined together is greater than that which
exists at the surface of a single magnet. As more magnets are added, the
magnetic intensity reaches a maximum and remains constant regardless of how
many more are added. A large aggregate of such magnets will tend to break
up, if disturbed or dropped, into a series of aggregates , each of which is
comprised of the optimum number of individual magnets. This principle is
demonstrated in the domain structure of magnetic materials. It has been
found that individual atoms or molecules of a magnetic material combine to
form separate structures or aggregates which seem to function independently
of the others. They behave like separate magnets and the material is
magnetized by the alingment or orientation of these separate domains. After
the optimum number of particles is reached, any increase in number means a
less stable structure because similar forces are required to hold together a
greater mass.
The domain structure of magnetic materials finds its counterpart in the
combination of ether particles to form photons, and the combination of
photons to form particles. Thus a particle will disintegrate into photons.
... ( page 156 - 157 )
By saying that the aggregates are low frequency means that they are not
visible nor easily detectable.
And within the aggregate structure, harder, visible electrons are
camouflaged, which are released to form visible light as the low frequency
structure integrates with the inner sun.
Thus Mr. Cater's model accounts for the passage of photons through the
shell of the Earth and for the formation of the inner sun. His aggregate
structure, harboring a visible electron within, also accounts for the
omnipresent luminosity reported deep underground.
The idea is that when the aggregates begin to disintegrate due to
interaction with matter, the electrons are released, which disturbs ethers
and forms light within the visual range of humans. This process occurs
within the inner crust of the Earth.
The book Etidorpha tells of a general luminosity which begins to manifest as
little as ten miles below the surface of the oceans, and that the
illumination grows the further one descends. There are no shadows as the
light is generated from the lower frequency rays of the Sun within the inner
crust, and is therefore termed Earth light by the " guide." At first this
light is very feint, but then it begins to manifest more fully- It becomes a
general, omnipresent luminosity. This occurs when the blocks of lower
frequency light- the soft particles- begin to disintegrate in the manner
described above.