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+FLUIDICE: TIME AS A FUNCTION OF PRANA'
+
+. by E. Macer-Story
+o éo'pynght 1977 by E. Macer-Story
+(all rights reserved)
+
+In the followmg artlcle 1 attempt to explam the nature of
+pranic energy exchange which can be seen to operate by
+
+time, where time is considered as a variable wnthm the
+
+symbology of certain energy systems, - .
+
+Obviously, none of the- models available: explams my
+concept of the time-dependent. pranic energy, or this
+concept would already be included within the systems.
+Understand then ‘that 1 am attempting .to represent
+concepts which are not avallable within the current ter-
+mmology
+
+" These same concepts are. aIso not readlly avallable
+within any mystlcal or figurative system in existence,
+
+.since in those descriptiens (within mystical systems) time
+is treated as a mystery to be experlenced and not as an
+enerqgy ‘exchange or natural property of perception. '
+
+Actually, time seems to be a lot like sound, perceptible
+iR terms of the structures affected; ‘and seen as a dynamic
+motron rather:than’as a substance ‘It is evident that there
+is no substance to time. There are basncally two kinds of
+time: grawtatlonal or “large’ tlme, ‘and” vibrational or
+
+“small time.”"Small time_can be counted by measuring
+rhythmic changes in, the pulsing of a molecule, or by
+observing electromagnetlc frequency. Since the pulsmg
+of a molecule is a natural structural alteration, this is
+much like planetary and solar rotation and should be con-
+sidered as a sort of small gravitational time, in that it
+involves a natural, structural movement.
+
+1 will be dealing thh electromagnetxc time only, as itis
+in the area of electromagnetlc action that the pranic
+transfer occurs. As far back as mankind can remember,
+
+. psychlcs have associated “electrical” and “force” teeling
+wnth the state of mind we call meditation or trance.
+
+. Re¢ent research on the brain has shown that actually
+there are different "electrical states of the brain and
+nervous system. This “brain wave” idea is now popularly
+accepted and forms the basis of many medical and men-
+tal-conditioning techniques now in use.
+
+Common sense dictates that.in the case of thoughts or
+dreams, which occur to ‘people from beyond the realm of
+the five senses (as documented by parapsychologists all
+
+over the world), these thoughts and dreams must never--
+
+theless register within that same nervous system.as ordi-
+nary perceptions, or else they could not be brought to
+consciousness at all. Our vocabulary of expression is
+coded W|th1n the nervous system, and so impressions
+arriving from beyond the-nervous system must be trans-
+lated into the available vocabulary before they can be ex-
+pressed
+
+“This duahty presents a problem. If the esp information
+does not enter through the usual senses, from where
+does it come? How, if it is arriving independently of our
+‘usual time/space restrictions, does lt manage to reglster
+.wnthm the.nervous system at all'? -
+
+PURSUI'I Sprlng 1977
+
+Since esp lnformatlon qulte evndently does reglster
+within the nervous system, then there must be some
+process of registry within this electro-chemical system
+‘which involves the use of another sort of communication
+energy, which is not subject to the same time/space re-
+
+strictions as within the electro-magnetic spectrum. -
+
+" Of particular importance to the operation of this other
+sort of energy, or pranic energy, as it will be called in this
+article, is the acoustical nature of time. By “acoustical” |
+mean time as changing the structure of spacial relation-
+
+ships and cannot be perceived as being separate from the
+
+relationships which it affects. .
+
+Control, or understanding, of time itself would then
+1nvolv.e_ control or understanding of some fundamental
+change in arrangement, rather than any understanding of
+the flux of a force.analogous to the electro-magnetic
+spectrum. This fundamental change in arrangement can,
+however,.be indicated as it occurs in an intersection with
+the electromagnetic spectrum. since it actually does
+intersect with the electric energies. Remember, as | said
+mmally, that the diagrams.which 1 am presenting are not
+literally representative of events within the electro-mag-
+netic area, as we have learned to- dlSCUSS it practlcally,
+w1th1n our present culture.
+
+. Obviously, | have studied electrical- termmology as
+symbology, and also the geometry of molecular repre-
+sentations as symbology. In using a combination of these
+symbologies,. | am .attempting to present a reasonable -
+model of a transaction.
+
+There is no actual “membrane” or “box wall” between
+fluidice and the electromagnetic energies. Fluidice is the
+structure of time’s action, over against the structure of
+the electro-magnetic flux. These two structures do not
+mix or interact except by-the catalytic energy of prana,
+which:is an understanding, comprehending both struc-
+tures. .This inter-dimensional energy - can also be
+envisioned as heat applied to fluidice. As fluidice
+contracts and expands, it changes the structure of the
+electromagnetlc pulse, which can be seen in the follow-
+ing diagrams; -
+
+Initially (fig. 1), we will use the standard orthogonal
+representatlon of the electromagnetic vectors.
+
+- At theinstant the E/B vectors are orthogonal, there is a
+shared time “compartment.” Both E and B are fre-
+
+-quency dependent and must share time/space: If they did
+
+not share time at the instant of measurement, they could
+not be functionally linked; and experiment has shown the
+electric and magnetic fields to be functionally linked in a
+way represented by orthogonal vectors.
+
+We now have a shared time compartment (fig. 2) at the
+intersection-of the electric and magnetic field directions.
+Please do not.confuse this time compartment with-a-par-
+ticle of any sort which might be in an electromagnetic
+field. ] am using the symbology differently, representing
+an area of time/space by a square compartment F (for
+Fluldlce)
+
+This compartment has no actual solid existence, but
+can be visualized as a point group lattice which is flexible
+
+under stress, yet retains the common E/B boundary (fig. :
+
+3).
+
+Upon the occasion of pranic action (prananow seenas " -
+
+analogous to heat) this fluidice compartment can stretch
+and bend, but it still retains the original approximate four
+point identity (fig. 4). A flux in Fluidice changes field
+orientation — warping, but not destroying, shared time.
+
+Remember that this is a geometric representation of an
+abstract concept. Like numbers, prana can also be
+understood as a sort of organizational comprehension,
+which in this case exists independently of the fluldxce
+compartment.
+
+As this fluidice compartment is altered, information
+not available through action in the electromagnetxc spec-
+trum is registered electromagnetically in the nervous
+system, or in other electro-magnetic phenomena exterior
+to the nervous system, such as the behavior ot the sun, or
+any anomalous ionic behavior.
+
+In these instances, prana is active only on flundlce and
+not directly on the electromagnetic spectrum; It is as if
+fluidice were the liquid in but one compartment of time’s
+ice cube machine, while other expansible units which are
+extended into the electromagnetlc spectrum remam
+empty.
+
+Thus, electromagnetic relatlonshlps are sub;ect to
+slight changes of shape under direct prana, although no
+significant change of informational form or content is reg-
+istered without fluidice..
+
+Prana is an integrative energy whlch acts on tluidice as
+a point group relationship, changing shared time. Death
+
+of the body is the dis-integration-of the electro-magnetic-
+
+organization by the withdrawal of the pranic operator
+.from the shared time conjunction called fluidice, which is
+not the prana itself, but is affected in structure by prana.
+
+What, then, is prana? Prana is an-energy generated by
+
+living beings. Thought is time/space-independent due to
+pranic action within the living, electrochemical mech-
+anism of the body. Action of fluidice is also a reasonable
+explanation for the “explosive” behavior of stars which
+seem to be generating energy from “nowhére.” Particle
+transit-time anomalies in solar plasm& might be
+accounted for by an mvestlgahon into the tlu1d1ce
+concept.
+
+It is an ancient occult teaching that the sun and other
+stars are living beings. Is it possible that this is literally
+true if we do regard the organizational activity of prana as
+the energy of life? Then, in the absence ot time-based
+activity, the living electrical star. would disappear within
+
+:the electro-magnetic spectrum, Ieavmg only dis- mtegra-
+tive pulsmg (fig. 5).
+
+N NOTE
+
+If you are unfamiliar with the knowledge and systems
+upon which | have drawn in examining this'theory con-
+cerning fluidice, consult elementary paperbacks- on
+matrix theory, group theory (mathematical, not socio-
+logical), electrical field structure and-solar plasma.
+
+FIG. 1
+
+SHARED
+TIME
+
+T —>B
+
+HIG. 2
+
+FIG. 3 _ o
+
+FIG. 4
+E
+O—>8 o—
+NO HOLE, FROM WHICH
+SHARED I8 EMITTED PULSE
+TIME WITH NO COHERENT
+FIELD STRUCTURE
+
+FIG. 5
+
+PUKSUI!  Spring 1977