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===== Key Components of Keshe’s Field Interactions =====

====== 1. Plasmatic Magnetic Fields (Magravs) ======
* Nature: A combination of magnetic and gravitational forces within plasma. Every entity in the universe has a unique Magravs signature defined by its field strength and interactions.
* Hierarchy: - Principal Fields: High-energy fields closest to the source of creation. These correspond to the purest forms of energy and matter. - Transition Fields: Intermediate strength fields that bridge principal fields with lower states of matter. - Tangible Fields: Fields at matter-level interactions observable by human senses.

====== 2. Field Substances ======
* Principal Matter (PM): The highest-energy state of matter. It defines the core of universes, galaxies, and stars, forming a foundation for gravitational forces.
* Transition Matter (TM): A phase where energy transitions into tangible forms. It mediates between PM and Tangible Matter.
* Tangible Matter (TM): Solid, liquid, or gaseous states seen in conventional science. Its behavior is guided by magnetic and gravitational field balance.
* GANS (Gas in Nano Solid State): A unique material in Keshe’s framework, composed of nano-structured particles with plasmatic properties, acting as a medium for field interactions.

====== 3. Field Interactions ======

Field interactions arise from variations in magnetic and gravitational field strengths. The key principles include:
* Attraction and Repulsion: Fields of opposite polarity attract, while like polarities repel. This creates motion and structure in the universe.
* Cycloidal Motion: Fields interact in spiraling or vortex patterns, driving rotational movements seen in GANS reactors and cosmic bodies.
* Field Balance: The universe operates on dynamic equilibrium. Entities seek stability by balancing magnetic and gravitational forces.
* Energy Exchange: Fields exchange energy when interacting, which can lead to changes in matter states or the generation of new forms of matter.