Keely
"The ethereal atmosphere has the tendency to become confluent or spherical, and the material nuclei, being individualized, seek juxtaposition, thereby constituting molecules. The forms of these molecules must be as symmetrical as the reaction of the constituent particles may allow." [Snell Manuscript - The Book, page 2]

"MacVicar, a little known philosopher, says of the creation of matter: "In the ether are constructed groups of ethereal elements generating material elements. The ethereal atmospheres tend to become confluent or spherical and the individualized nuclei seek juxtaposition, thereby forming molecules." [Snell Manuscript - the book]

See Also

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atmosphere
Chapter XII - Mental Atmosphere
compound interetheric
ether
etheric
Figure 5.1 - Swirling Vapor in the Atmosphere
Figure 3.25 - Celestial Seeks and Condenses at Center
Figure 3.33 - Syntropy Seeking Center - Entropy Fleeing from Center
Figure 2.11 - Center Seeking and Center Fleeing
interetheric
Meson Theory
seventh subdivision
sixth subdivision