Ananas and Anionites 103"You're right. An atom is a planetary system in
miniature. And the distance that exists between elec
trons and protons is relatively the same in proportion to
its own environment as in a planetary system.
"Do you know the name of the cohesive force that
moves and organizes the atomic complex or a planetary
system?"
"No; I don't know any names for it."
"Let's call that moving, organizing energy The Force.
Now, I want you to visualize it. It's important to make
mental pictures of these concepts. Let your mind go for a
moment. Imagine we're inside an atom, standing on the
surface of the proton.
"In Disneyland, there's a gadget that demonstrates
this principle. A reducing machine allowing you to travel
inside a snowflake. You sit strapped into a chair inside a
tram that takes you into a cave. Special effects, lead you
to believe you're getting smaller and smaller until you
can see the intimacy of the atom. Then gradually you
return to normal size. Then you see somebody's eye
looking at you through a microscope."
"Yeah, I've been on that ride. Disneyland has it now,
but a chemical company, Monsanto, originally developed
that idea and introduced it at the New York World's Fair
in 1964. It really gets the concept across effectively."
"Here, from our proton," she said, reminding me that
we were in a similar space, "we ca n see the electrons
orbiting us. Within the distance between us and our
electrons, there is an atmosphere. It's what we're calling
The Force. This energy organizes matter from the very
beginning of each world. It creates the first energy,
positive (protons), and the second energy, negative
(electrons). It organizes these two energies. When all
three forces work together, they create and organize
matter. That Force is the thinking element of na ture.