On the outside of this crust an atmosphere of lesser density was formed which acted as a barrier against the flying debris striking the solid covering of the globe.
 The clash between the solid debris and the Earth’s atmosphere causes friction and heat that burns up solids and expands them into gases before they can reach the surface. These gases are then drawn through the pores of the Earth's shell in continuous streams for nourishment and evacuation.
 The attraction of weighty substances by the power of Suction towards the center of the Earth is what the earlier experimenters called gravitation.
 As the superfluous gases within the crust of the Earth oozes through its pores it mixes with the elements from air, water and sun rays which create vegetation.
 Vegetation was the first organic life to be introduced upon the Earth by the Menorgs and their original design was a single blade of grass.
 But long periods of time passed between the production of the first blade of grass and the creation of the first animal.
 From time to time, as nature needed them the Menorgs produced such primitive animals as worms, insects. fish, snakes and birds in ever increasing numbers and complexity.
 Millions of different species of animals were produced upon Earth to absorb the ever increasing numbers of variegated plants.
 Extended periods passed from the time when the first lower animal was developed and the time when the first man was designed.
 It was a very crude thing that the Menorgs first produced as man, but they continued to improve him as time went along with the object in view of constantly increasing his intelligence and enlarging his consciousness until eventually it is expected that he will become acceptable in the sight of GOD.
 The entire machinery of a human being is built into the microscopic seed and then gradually enlarged by drawing into it by Suction new substances and casting out of it by Pressure waste matter.
 So the Menorgs build up man from within from substances they draw in from without. They extract their building materials from different densities from which they take particles of light, heat, cold, sound, electricity, mentality and various gases and mold them together as a large workable formation.
 They combine these microscopic particles of lesser density into forms of greater density. They make solid matter by contracting volume into mass.
 There is nothing mysterious about the construction and operation of a human being, so it is lazy ignorance to live without knowledge of the machine that carries one through this earthly existence.
 A physiological description of a human being is published in my book PENETRA­BILITY which everybody should understand.
 As man increased his knowledge he became an accumulative creature and began to hoard up for individual aggrandizement the