"There is no dead matter; it is alive through its being, through the Eternal that is in it. Matter has no existence in itself, but it is the Eternal only that exists in it. Every thing is God that is there, and without God there is absolutely nothing. "Every thing that is is material. Now, however, there is nothing that is not; consequently there is every where nothing immaterial. "Fire is the totality of ether, is God manifested in his totality. "Every thing that is has originated out of fire; every thing is only cooled, rigidified fire. "God being in himself is gravity; acting, self-emergent light; both together, or returning into himself, heat. "God only is monocentral. The world is the bicentral God, God the monocentral world, which is the same with the monas and dyas. Self-consciousness is a living ellipse. "God is a threefold trinity; at first the eternal, then the ethereal, and finally the terrestrial, where it is completely divided. "The symbolical doctrine of the colors is correct according to the philosophy of nature. Red is fire, love--Father. Blue is air, truth, and belief--Son. Green is water, formation, hope--Ghost. These are the three cardinal virtues. Yellow is earth, the immovable, inexorable falsity, the only vice--Satan. There are three virtues, but only one vice. A result obtained by physio-philosophy, whereof pneumato-philosophy as yet augurs nothing. "The primary mucus, out of which every thing organic has been created, is the sea mucus. "The whole sea is alive. It is a fluctuating, ever self-elevating, and ever self-depressing organism. "If the organic fundamental substance consist of infusoria, so must the whole organic world originate from infusoria. Plants and animals can be only metamorphoses of infusoria. No organism has consequently been created of larger size than an infusorial point; whatever is larger has not been created, but developed. "The mind, just as the body, must be developed out of these animals, (infusoria.) The human body has been formed by an extreme separation of the neuro-protoplasmic or mucous mass; so must the human mind be a separation, a memberment of infusorial sensation. The highest mind is an anatomized or dismembered mesmerism, each member whereof has been constituted independent in itself. "The liver is the soul in a state of sleep, the brain is the soul active and awakening. "Circumspection and forethought appear to be the thoughts of the bivalve mollusca, and snails. "Gazing upon a snail, one believes that he finds the prophesying goddess sitting upon the tripod. What majesty is in a creeping snail, what reflection, what earnestness, what timidity, and yet at the same time what firm confidence! Surely a snail is an exalted symbol of mind slumbering deeply within itself."