There appeared in various newspapers of the United States, a news item from New York under date of March 2, 1949, as follows:

“The new 200 inch Palomar Telescope being able to show bodies twice as far away from the earth as man has ever been able to see them before, now eminent scientists are beginning to claim that there is no outer edge to the Universe of stars, which means that the previous theory of the Universe being limited in space is incorrect.”

That also means that Scientists are slowly beginning to accept Alfred Lawson’s Eternal Laws which he has attempted to teach the people of America from a short time after he was born.

In Lawson’s book, “Manlife” copyrighted in 1923, Chapter 4, entitled “EQUAEVERPOISE,” which antedates the above news item by more than a quarter of a century, Lawson wrote as follows:

“Space, which extends everywhere, has no size nor shape; no inside nor outside; nora center. It has no limits or boundaries of any kind. There is no such thing as direction in space. It is neither a plane, a cube or a sphere. It has no time.

“Size is but a comparison of bodies or particles in density, but space has no measurements at all.

“Space extends everywhere and contains all things.

“While there is no limit to the separability of density, still density is indestructible and everlasting.

“Penetrability causes substances of varying density to move in countless directions simultaneously.

“All substances move along the lines of the least resistance, which is in the direction of space containing the lesser density. This movement is continuous until either a common level has been established or a combination of substances have been drawn together by suction and coagulate into a formation of greater density capable of withstanding the pressure of the surrounding substances.

“Space with lesser and greater density causes an eternal conflict between suction and pressure in which suction draws together matter and composes formations and pressure pushes away and decomposes formations.

“Suction is an attractive force which pulls together, composes and expands and pressure is a repellent force which pushes away, decomposes and contracts.

“All formations of any nature whatsoever are subject to these two forces and when the power of suction is less than the power of pressure, decomposition takes place.

“Suction causes a swirling movement of substances of greater density toward the center of space containing lesser density and these substances continue to rotate until suction loses its power of swirl and pressure disintegrates the mass. The solar system, the earth or an electron are examples of swirling formations created and held intact by suction.

“When man is able to analyze the composition of the earth’s interior he will learn that it is made up of many substances of varying density with a center of suction at the core which keeps in circulation currents that bring nourishment to the whole structure and also carry away the waste matter.

“It will be found that the most of the earth’s nourishment is drawn in at the North End and the most of the waste matter is evacuated at the South End.

“The substances which the earth draws into itself for nourishment is of such a subtle nature that it passes through the pores of the earth without any noticeable effect to mankind. In fact man is inoculated with these same substances.

“Expansion is caused by suction which draws in from without and contraction is caused by pressure which squeezes out from within.

“Expansion in one part of the universe causes contraction in another part of the universe.

“Perfect functioning of suction and pressure in their relationship to PENETRABILITY causes equidisposition of composition and decomposition throughout space which I have called EQUAEVERPOISE.

“Equaeverpoise is a common level sought by substances of varying density throughout space which causes perpetual movement.

“It is EQUAEVERPOISE that causes perpetual or eternal movement of matter. It is EQUAEVERPOISE that establishes equality between Suction and Pressure.

“Equaeverpoise is the mainspring of action. It is the center of balance without which nothing can move.

“Because of EQUAEVER POISE the contents of space will forever stay balanced and will be used over and over again in changed forms.

“EQUAEVERPOISE is the masterpart of balance. It extends everywhere and effects everything. It is a factor without beginning or end. It is of such far reaching intricacy that it may take thousands or millions of years of mental development in mankind before it can be generally understood.

“EQUAEVERPOISE decides the length of life or movement of everything whether cosmic, terrestrial, animal, vegetable or microscopic in nature.

“As long as man is attuned to EQUAEVERPOISE he lives and moves, but when he gets out of harmony with it he loses balance and dies.

“If a man could maintain EOUAEVERPOISE he could live forever.

“In constant harmony with Equaeverpoise man would lose nothing through the process of composition and decomposition and therefore as an organized system he would not wear out. In this condition the particles of man would be continually changing but the structure would remain intact and with all organs functioning properly he would be a perfect machine.

“Man may never reach that stage of perfection but he should try to get as near EQUAEVERPOISE as possible by adjusting himself with the elements of which he is a part.”