The Universal One

by Walter Russell

Cold generates. Generative deceleration is centripetal. Centripetal deceleration integrates by contraction. Solid ice becomes water at the melting point of ice. Water becomes steam at the vapor point of water. Steam breaks into the gases of water at a still higher temperature. All gases, integrating under gravitative pressures, are complexed by cooling and frozen into appearance. The heretofore invisible gases then become visible solids. All solids are simplified by heat which expands them into disappearance. The heretofore visible solids then become invisible gases. Man’s concept of solids is born out of his experiences at the degree of temperature to which he is daily accustomed. This state is limited to about one hundred degrees of the thousands above and the hundreds