The White Spark: A New Book, Giving Out a New Philosophy and the Mysteries of the Universe. The Handbook of the Millennium and the New Dispensation — John Stuart Mill — John Shaqi
The White Spark: A New Book, Giving Out a New Philosophy and the Mysteries of the Universe. The Handbook of the Millennium and the New Dispensation
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There have been many changes in the ideas of scientists within a few
years. Several years ago I was taken to task for stating that the
wave lengths of a line of force could be shortened or increased by
the nature of the substance which it passed through, but one of the
Great Professors--Garrett P. Serviss--has just stated: "So the waves
of radiant energy sent out from the sun are not heat, but have been
set going by heat in the sun and CAN BE TRANSFORMED into heat again on
encountering the earth."
Anyone may perform two interesting experiments which prove the
statements which I make in regard to "the white spark."
When the soldering compound which is sold to fill up holes in
marbleized iron ware is melted and dropped into cold water, peculiar
little bodies are formed--little rubber bags or cells filled with
powdered sulphur at the center; the compound being composed of
sulphur, rubber and quicksilver in this experiment follows the natural
laws, and the opposite features of heat conduction causes the sulphur
to be encased with the more organic rubber.
The other experiment is dropping melted tinsmith's solder into water
at a temperature of 75 degrees when hollow balls are formed, if care
is taken in dropping the metal in a globule.
The great provisions of Nature are so sufficient and magnificent that
it is proved that the worriments of mankind are imaginary, and it is a
fact that they are the result of physical disorders brought about by
improper food, drink and habits.
When I see the beautiful sunshine pouring life-giving rays upon
everyone and every atom in the world, when I see the grandeur and
stable travel of the bodies of the sidereal system, when I see the
unperturbed growth of the trees, plants and grains, the gentle rain
and the whispering winds, I can say surely the human acts of greed,
malice and crime are the results of a distorted mind.
Judge Swann says FIFTY per cent. of those who are brought to trial
in the criminal courts of New York City are addicted to the use of
narcotics.
Judge Collins says that since the "BOYLAN LAW" allows the sale
of medicines containing a certain percentage of narcotics, the
Health Department cannot pass laws restricting such sales without
contradicting the state statutes.
Coffee, tea and other insidious poisons are agents of the "DEVIL"
also. Chocolate and roasted wheat, peanuts, etc., are poisonous.
Roasting often creates empyrean oil.
It is the ascetics or those who live upon vegetable foods, milk and
eggs with some fish, or those who do not overeat and live the "SIMPLE
LIFE," who look upon the grandeur of Nature properly and ignore the
contingencies of life which others commit suicide over or ply the cry
of incongruity in Nature.
Consider the religious martyrs of the medieval ages and see how the
little "Jap" with his ration of rice went to battle without fear and
endured hardships and put the Russian Army beneath his feet.