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A Treatise on Cosmic Fire - Section One - Division F - The Law of Economy
II. The Subsidiary Laws The subsidiary laws under the Law of Economy are four in number, dealing with the lower quaternary: The Law of Vibration, dealing with the key note or measure of the matter of each plane. By knowledge of this law the material of any plane in its seven divisions can be controlled. The Law of Adaptation, is the law governing the rotary movement of any atom on every plane and subplane. The Law of Repulsion, governs that relationship between atoms, which results in their non-attachment and in their complete freedom from each other; it also keeps them rotating at fixed points from the globe or sphere of opposite polarity. The Law of Friction, governs the heat aspect of any atom, the radiation of an atom, and the effect of that radiation on any other atom. Every atom of matter can be studied in four aspects, and is governed by one or other, or all of the four above mentioned laws. An atom vibrates to a certain measure. It rotates at a certain speed. [220] It acts and reacts upon its environing atoms. It adds its quota to the general heat of the atomic system, whatever that may be. These general rules relating to atomic bodies can be extended not only to the atoms of the physical plane, but to all spheroidal bodies within the system, and including the system also, regarding it as a cosmic atom. The tiny atom of the physical plane, a plane itself, a planet, and a solar system all evolve under these rules, and all are governed by the Law of Economy in one of its four aspects. It might be added in closing, that this law is one that initiates have to master before They can achieve liberation. They have to learn to manipulate matter, and to work with energy or force in matter under this law; they have to utilize matter and energy in order to achieve the liberation of Spirit, and to bring to fruition the purposes of the Logos in the evolutionary process. [223]
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