Sympathetic Vibratory Physics

The interetheron consists of three component parts which are true simples, inasmuch as they defied any further analysis at Keely's hands. These three components are the three individualized neutral centers, oscillating and vibrating about a "center of coincidence" set up by their vibratory nodes, which assumes control of them through its affinity for their vibratory nodes. Whether any etheric capsule surrounds any or all of these three component neutral centers as they vibrate and oscillate about the fourth and controlling neutral center of the interetheron, is somewhat in doubt. But since Keely's subdivisions he believed were brought about through vibratory disintegration of the etheric capsules, and he was able to subdivide the sixth subdivision into the seventh, such would appear to have been the case.

Keely states this medium transmits the vibrations of gravity, which he defines as "transmissive interetheric force under immense vibration."

"Were our sight able to penetrate the interstitial spaces that exist inside the orbits of the oscillating intermolecules and analyze the conditions in those interstitial spaces, where dwells incalculable latent energy, we would be bewildered with amazement. And assuming our vision, which is limited by persistency, could follow the intermolecules in their rapid oscillations and the intermolecular etheric capsule as it revolves with infinite velocity like a transparent shell about the three component atoms that exist inside it, which in turn revolve in their orbits and oscillate with even a higher frequency than the intermolecules, we would still be only on the border gazing into the remote depths of the interstitial realms that stretch far down into the interatomic, etheric and interetheric subdivisions, and, within the interetheric subdivision at last arrive at the neutral center, the nucleus of everything we know as substance. This neutral center bears about the same relation to the etheric subdivision that the atomic subdivision bears to the crude molecular, in other words, its texture is as much finer than electrons as electrons are finer than coarse molecules." [INTERSTITIAL SPACES]

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