Building blocks of matter

When we look to the past, we see that each new dimension has been firmly nested in the previous one.

In the beginning, before any matter could exist, there was pure spiritual energy.

This spiritual energy, which cannot be detected with physical instruments, is an attractive force that holds matter together.

Spiritual energy functions through attraction. Physical energy functions through repulsion.

This is an important distinction, for it shows that it is only in the physical world, using physical means, that we can harm one another.

*Since spiritual energy attracts, it cannot cause harm. Spiritual energy represents perfection, the underlying perfection of the whole universe. It is the mold that forms and shape everything.

*Physical energy, on the other hand, is the energy that pushes things around, that forces things into different shapes, away from the original mold of the spiritual energy.

It is spiritual energy that forms and shapes atoms, and ultimately everything else on our planet.

There are certain characteristics that are repeated throughout the building blocks of matter. They are plurality, unity, and energy.

*Plurality: An atom is made up of many parts, collectively called "subatomic particles."

*Unity: These subatomic particles function together in a certain way, that we identify as an atom.

*Energy: You have seen the results of the energy that is released when you separate the parts of an atom.

The simplest atom is hydrogen. It consists of one proton and one electron.

As the relationship of protons and electrons evolves into more complex forms, other atoms are formed.

The atomic dimension seems to have progressed in an orderly way, though we have not yet discovered all the laws of that development.

This growth continued toward greater and greater degrees of complexity until something interesting happened:

After a certain point of development, the organizing force could no longer sustain any further growth.

After that point, atoms seem to be unstable and begin to fly apart almost as they are formed.

That is the point of cessation of growth.

No matter where we look in time or space, we find only 104 atoms. Oh, a few more have been observed very briefly in the laboratory, but their time of existence is as small as a nanosecond.

Apparently the atomic dimension has reached a state of completion.

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