The Arch-preposterous
âââFurthermore, according to the law called âHeteratogetar,â âthe âSalnichizinooarnian-momentum-vibrationsâ or âraysâ acquire the property of acting on the organs of perception of beings only after they have passed a limit defined by science in the following formula: âthe-result-of-the-manifestation-is-proportionate-to-the-force-of-striving-received-from-the-shock.â
âââAnd so, as the given process of the clash of the two parts of the Okidanokh has the strength of great power, the result of the clash is manifested much further than the place of its arising.
âââNow look!â
âHaving said this, he pressed some other button, and suddenly the whole interior of the Hrhaharhtzaha was filled with the same blinding light which, as I have already told you, I experienced when I was outside the Hrhaharhtzaha.
âIt appeared that the said light was obtained because by pressing this button, Gornahoor Harharkh had again opened that part of the wall of the Hrhaharhtzaha which had the property of permitting âraysâ to pass through it.Â
âAs he explained further, the light was only a consequence of the result of the âstriving-to-reblend-into-a-wholeâ of the parts of Okidanokh proceeding in that absolutely empty space within the Hrhaharhtzaha and manifested owing to what is called âreflectionâ from outside back to the place of its arising.
âAfter this he continued as follows:
âââI shall now demonstrate to you how and by what combinations of the processes of Djartklom and of the striving-to-reblend-into-a-whole of the active parts of Okidanokh, there arise in planets from what are called the âmineralsâ which compose their interior presence, definite formations of varying densities, as for instance, âmineraloids,â âgases,â âmetalloids,â âmetals,â and so on; how these latter are afterwards transformed owing to these same factors one into another; and how the vibrations flowing from these transformations constitute just that âtotality-of-vibrationsâ which gives the planets themselves the possibility of stability in the process called the âCommon-system-harmonious-movement.â
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