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Differentiation is not unlike refraction wherein a WHOLE is divided into its constituent or aliquot parts; i.e., a rainbow, for instance, divided into its three main components - viz. - HEAT (infrared / red rays), LIGHT (yellow / white rays) and CHEMICAL (blue / ultraviolet rays). (This, in my opinion, is one of the ideas Keely discovered in Hughes' Harmonies of Tones and Colours - Developed by Evolution - the triple nature of a whole.) This whole (as an octave), when differentiated as above described, represents a harmonic chord of C, E, and G respectively.
"Differentiation, by compound negative vibration of their neutral centers, causes antagonism, and thus the great attractive power that aggregates them becomes one of dispersion or expansion, accompanied by immense velocity of rotation, which carries its influence through the whole volume of air, 230 cubic inches contained in sphere, within its 33 1/3 chord of its circle of coincidence. By this wire of platinum and silver the current of force is now passed to run the vibratory disk, thus altogether upsetting the "compressed air" theory of Professor Barkes, Dr. Hall, and others of less note." [Keely, Keely and His Discoveries]
- Keely used "negative" in the same way Russell used "positive". Keely is here referencing the collision of two or more Father Force streams (syntropy) as they clash together at Russell's 4++ octave position - then, by their fierce interaction, create overtones as depicted in Russell's charts of the elements.
See Also
8.17 - Law of Harmonic Vibrations
8.22 - Law of Harmonic Pitch
9.9 - Sympathy or Harmony Between Harmonics or Overtones
Additive and Subtractive Synthesis
Charts
isotope
Overtone
Overtone Series
Tables
Law of Harmonic Pitch
Law of Harmonic Vibrations
See Also
12 - Chart of Differentiation of Setting Chords on Vibratory Bar 6.13 - Density Differentiation 16.23 - Differentiation of Magnetic Stream Blue Light Differentiation Figure 4.15 - From One Comes all seeming things through Refraction or Differentiation Figure 13.20a - Hurricane Polarities - Polarization and Differentiation at root of Rotation Figure 18.08 - One Still Mind of Cause before Differentiation Figure 18.15 - From One Still Mind comes all Force and Motion by Differentiation infinite differentiation Law of Cycles Refraction