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===== 3. Differential Densities and Vortices =====
* Keely: Believed in etheric subdivisions, where finer densities of matter (atomic, interatomic, and subatomic levels) could interact dynamically. His machines utilized vortex-like motion to focus these forces through Neutral Centers.
* Russell: Focused on the concept of vortex motion as the underlying mechanism of creation. Matter was seen as a product of spinning wave fields, governed by periodic cycles of concentration and expansion.
* Keshe: Plasma dynamics in Keshe’s framework are inherently vortex-based, with magnetic and gravitational fields creating spirals of motion that govern the behavior of plasmas and matter.

Common Ground:
* All three recognize vortex dynamics and differential densities as crucial to understanding the mechanics of creation. They view matter not as static but as a dynamic interplay of forces, with vortices acting as conduits for energy transfer and field interactions.