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===== 4. Subtle Forces and Their Interactions ===== * Keely: Identified three primary forces—syntropy, entropy, and equilibrium—as universal drivers of motion and matter. His work centered on sympathetic vibration, where harmonic resonance allowed forces to interact and amplify. * Russell: Described the universe as an oscillation between compressive (syntropic) and expansive (entropic) forces, cycling around points of equilibrium. His emphasis on rhythmic balanced interchange parallels Keely’s harmonic resonance. * Keshe: Keshe’s gravitational and magnetic fields (Magravs) represent dual aspects of a unified force. His emphasis on plasma interactions as a means of creating energy or motion echoes Keely’s and Russell’s ideas of sympathetic and harmonic interactions. Common Ground: * All three see subtle, universal forces as the foundation of reality. Whether described as sympathetic vibration, rhythmic balance, or Magravs, these forces govern motion, matter, and energy through harmonic or field-based interactions.
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