MICROVITA AND GRAVITATION

May 5, 1995

 

Q: In modern physics, it is taught that gravitational force is created by any object that has mass and that the magnitude of the force only has to do with the mass of the object. Modern physics would say that both the asteroid and the planet have gravitational forces and are mutually attracted. Can you comment?

 

     Gravitational force comes when there is sufficient density to produce a strong magnetic attraction. This density correlates with mass. All objects, all particles, in this manifest universe have attracting force. You know, it is a fundamental quality of all created existence. There is attracting force and repelling force in all matter. But for matter to have a gravitational field, for a material body to develop a gravitational field, it must have sufficient mass and density to develop a condensed core in which material substance is being transformed and microvitum released or the process of continued densification initiated. So if the mass and density are not present, there will be no gravitational field. There may be mass, without density; it occurs. Then there will be no life and no gravitational field.   There must be particle density and this normally is correlated with mass. But it is the density at the core of the material body which creates the gravitational field. You see, every object has attracting force, so it can be said that every object has a kind of gravitational pull to some degree. But that does not mean that it will have density. It must have sufficient mass to produce sufficient density.

     Attraction and repulsion are fundamental operative principles of the manifest universe. They exist in all expressions within the universe and the play of these two opposing forces keeps the universe in balance along with the Gunas. There are certain operative principles which are fundamental to the operation and development of manifest existence. They are not excessive in number. They are the basic principles by which Prakriti is able to manifest, maintain, and dissolve the expressed universe.

 

Q: Does this mean that the gravitational field is different than the gravitational force?

 

It is indeed different. When gravitational field is present, there is a range within which all objects of lesser density will be drawn towards the core substance. Certain laws of motion are set into effect and a field will be established. The sphere in which these specific operative qualities will exist will differ from the space around it. Not all objects may establish such a field. Only those with sufficient mass and sufficient density.  All objects may have attracting force, the capacity to draw other objects closer. This force is in equilibrium in most cases, with the repelling force. It only becomes sufficient to develop a gravitational field with the accumulation of mass and the development of a dense core.

 

Q: Can you comment on the relationship between the planets magnetic field and the gravitational field?

 

     The gravitational field is developed due to this densification of core material. As a result, there is the production of microvita which, under normal circumstances, are primarily maintained within the gravitational field. Now, due to the production of microvita, fundamental changes begin to occur. As I have said, life begets life. Certain operative principles are set in motion and the development of magnetic fields and other forces begins. The gravitational and magnetic fields in a heavenly body are both developed because there is sufficient density within the core to alter the operative functioning of the body. Without this, neither would exist. But the magnetic field differs in that it is not developed because of mass. It is developed from the interplay of microvita and the gravitational pull. You see the gravitational force will affect the microvita and they will begin to pattern the environment. And in this patterning, magnetic forces are developed because certain geological changes are encouraged. Life begets life. It is the nature of microvita to set conducive environments for life.