A formation is a collection of substances that takes definite shape and is the vehicle of the movement of matter.

Space is not a formation, because, having no boundaries it can have no shape.

The contents of Space take different shapes because of a difference in density.

All formations are in a state of continual change and no thing in Space remains the same owing to innumerable currents passing through them which add to and take from their structures.

Space, without size, recognizes no limits to the size of its contents. Size in formations is only comparative.

Formations are composed of formations without end.

When a current reaches its terminal or point of suction which draws it in a certain direction, and it can go no further for lack of ability to penetrate another substance of equal or different density, a swirl is caused in which the moving substances rush round and round and cause extraordinary pressure in their attempt to reach space with lesser density.

Thus a new formation is created; in the center of which has been trapped the point of suction, or vacuum or nuclei, which contains the power to draw into it, or toward it, substances of greater density.

In a living formation, the nature of its covering is formed so that it will expand or contract in accordance with the life or growth of it.

In accordance with the nature of the substances which enter into the formation, together with the nature of the substances through which the body must penetrate or depend upon for movement, the size and shape, and action of the formation depends.

The length of life of any formation depends upon the length of time the enclosed power of suction can withstand the pressure of surrounding substances.

Penetrability makes possible an organization of various matter and functions within a formation in which both internal suction and pressure prevail.

Through this process the interior of the formation with its organized parts can be kept alive or made to expand or grow by drawing into itself, by the power of suction, such substances as are necessary for the purpose, while the internal power of pressure forces out of the formation the substances refused by it.

This interior organization constructs itself so that it can draw in and force out of itself the right quantity of substances to keep balanced with the external substances in which it is immersed, and thereby equalizes pressure from without, with pressure from within.

So a center of Suction and Pressure is established in all living formations that maintain an equilibrium.

Different formations have different internal organizations, the complexity of which are determined by their different needs and the different uses to which they are put.

Collections of formations of one density flowing as a current will move along with it the formations of another density.

These substances of greater density being unable to reach the center of the vacuum rushed around and around it in swirling currents until the different substances combined and organized themselves into an entity with internal currents and formations of different density, all of which were held together by Suction.

Internal Suction and Pressure then established an equilibrium in which pressure from within equalized pressure from without and the Solar System then became balanced with the current in which it is immersed and flows along through the heavens.

The Earth, home of man, is a formation, created in the beginning by substances of greater density trying to reach space with lesser density in which a swirling movement was effected and the substances organized into a spherical body.

The interior of the Earth is organized into different currents and functions which are controlled by a center of Suction and Pressure that maintain an equilibrium through the equalization of Suction and Pressure.

The Earth, like any other living formation, must be fed, and its sustaining substances are drawn into it by Suction and the waste substances are squeezed out of it by Pressure.

These substances are very finely composed and are able to penetrate the crust of the Earth at all points, although the chief point of ingress for the Earth’s sustenance is at the North End, and the chief point of egress for waste matter is at the South End of the Earth.

There is no limit in largeness or smallness of formations, but their creation, development and movement are all regulated by the same law--PENETRABILITY-and its two factors, Suction and Pressure.

There can be in Space, which knows no largeness, formations millions of times as large as the Solar System, and there can be in Space, which knows no smallness, formations millions of times as small as an electron.

Man’s mind, however, is limited to think within certain degrees of size and density as his body is limited to live within certain degrees of temperature.