The formation of inanimate substances, their motion, and the mysterious passage of matter to the first manifestations of life is brought about by the attractive energy of innumerable invisible entities which can be called “spirit units.” They are potentials of energy in motion.

Their ability to condense particles which eventually form material substances then grouped the infinitely small parts of the first unicellular beings, one effect being in their speed of rotation, producing inner and outer vibratory frequencies. These are the spirit units which, by their force of attraction, unconsciously built the first organisms which would reproduce by following the current of evolution all the way up to Humanity.

The spirit units had at first only a rudimentary consciousness, the kind of consciousness that unicellular being can only have. However, while organisms live, reproduce, and die, it is the same spirit units for they do not die, being energy and not matter which build other more perfected bodies from what was learned.

They develop their consciousness and their faculties of perception through their numerous lives. As they evolve, their energy grows and groups together an increasing number of molecules to form the diverse parts of their physical structure which is improved in proportion to their strength and knowledge.

Since these spirit units are energy, they are invisible and are everywhere and in everything. They collaborate in the birth and the development of all phenomena and all manifestations of life.

The thoughts of an Architect is what eventually winds up in being a building. This is similar to the way that the thoughts and vibration of spirit eventually become matter. In this case, Spirit is the Architech and matter is the building.

Before you do something it first has to be thought. This thought can happen on different levels and in different lenghts of time. But nothing can be done without being thought first, in all circumstances. Thoughts originate in the combination of our instincts, mental capacity, experience and perception.