Scientific instruments recorded evidence of a fundamental energy pattern that reveals the source of existence and the source of the phenomenon of soulmates.
Dennis Milner and Edward Smart co-authored
a book titled, The loom of creation: A study of the purpose and the forces that weave the pattern of existence
Many scientists say these energies are the fundamental force patterns responsible for all existence. While the patterns are varied in their appearance, there are notably two distinct types: ‘sphere-forming warmth ether or the raying-out light ether'.
As Biologist Lyall Watson confirms, the patterns are of two distinct and separate entities. The fact that there are two energies underlying all of existence is further evidence of the male and female forces responsible for soulmates. [Purpose for Soulmates]
A close look at these two energies reveals the latent essences of male and female intrinsic within them. In the pattern (1 below), we see a central core out of which force lines reach out in a kind of structured, mathematical way.
In pattern (2 below), there is also a central core, but its way of reaching out, or extending itself, is with other sperical, core-like structures.
We can relate the first pattern (1), to the nature of Man, because from the centre of his being Man reaches out into existence in a logical, mechanistic, linear way.
There are many force lines radiating from the core of the pattern, just as man's nature involves many ‘structures' to enable him to reach out into existence and interrelate.
In societal Man, this is revealed in the way men need the aid of activities in order to communicate, while women do not need these ulterior diversions as much; a woman's communication is more direct and close.
This ability of women for intimacy, or closeness, can be related to the other force pattern (2), where this entity's way of reaching out into existence is through extensions of its core with other core structures.
This reaching out with one's core and receiving through one's core describes the intuition and feeling inherent in women in an uncannily accurate and beautiful way. We can see, in just this element of the pattern alone, the spiritual origin of that part of Woman's nature which is intuition: an ability to feel what's right because experience enters Woman directly, whereas Man gleans his experience through a labyrinth of structures.
It is quite astounding to recognise that these simple patterns, when looked at from the proper perspective, can reveal the complexities of human nature laying latent in their structure.
