Ethereal Engineering Part 1

By

Mario Jones
2/6/2011

I have recently learned about a concept known as Sympathetic Vibratory Physics(SVP) that has
expanded my understanding of the physical plain we live on to such a degree that it is alarming
to me. Alarming only in that it has to some degree taken a chunk of what was left of my
innocence away, and at the same time seems to be leading me back to original innocence or
the mind of God, if you will. It is based on the simple premise that everything manifested is
vibration.

Now, if you are the new age spiritual type, you will know that sound or music and light or color,
are very important in the reading and balancing of the chakras and to your health in general,
but for the lay people out there, sound and light are both vibration at differing rates. Now a
question that many out there have probably neglected to ask as I had before my recent
discovery is, what is vibration? Most would not ask this question as we are all pretty sure we
know the answer, if in no other way but intuitively. However, I challenge you to take a moment
to think of a definition for this phenomenon...

Anything yet? If not don't worry, most people have difficulty with this question. Let us look at
what conventional wisdom tells us. Merriam-Webster defines vibration thusly: 1 a : a periodic
motion of the particles of an elastic body or medium in alternately opposite directions from the
position of equilibrium when that equilibrium has been disturbed (as when a stretched cord
produces musical tones or molecules in the air transmit sounds to the ear) b : the action of
vibrating : the state of being vibrated or in vibratory motion: as (1) : OSCILLATION (2) : a quivering
or trembling motion : QUIVER. And for the New Agers 4: a characteristic emanation, aura, or
spirit that infuses or vitalizes someone or something and that can be instinctively sensed or
experienced —often used in plural b : a distinctive usually emotional atmosphere capable of
being sensed —usually used in plural. in the first definition, some may have noticed another
word which most equate to vibration: oscillation. In fact isn't that exactly what Meriam-
Webster is saying here, that vibration and oscillation are one and the same?

So, how would a person that deals with this phenomenon on a daily basis define these terms?
like say, a physics professor. Well, according to the McGraw Hill Encyclopedia of Science &
Technology, vibration is the term used to describe a continuing periodic change in the
magnitude of a displacement with respect to a specified central reference. The periodic motion
may range from the simple to-and-fro oscillations of a pendulum, through the more
complicated vibrations of a steel plate when struck with a hammer, to the extremely
complicated vibrations of large structures such as an automobile on a rough road. Vibrations
are also experienced by atoms, molecules, and nuclei. Again, is the encyclopedia of sci-tech
saying here that vibration and oscillation are the same phenomenon or are they just saying that
oscillation is a form of vibration?

Well, according to what proponents of SVP, amongst which I now count myself, believe
vibration and oscillation are similar but not the same phenomenon. In my own words, and as I
understand it, they differ in that vibration is a periodic motion within a body and oscillation is
the periodic motion of the entire body itself. To further clarify; oscillation is where a body
travels back and forth from two alternating positions. if this body is surrounded by a medium
that makes up a larger body, or is somehow attached to a larger body so that it has some
influence on that body, the oscillations of the smaller body will cause the larger one to vibrate.
Dale Pond of svpvril.com (a site dedicated to translating this rediscovered knowledge into
modern English) uses this example:

a simple illustration is a child on a swing. The swinging back and forth (translation or
"rhythmically recurring translatory movement" from one position to another) is rightfully
termed an oscillation. At the same time the child's heart is vibrating within the oscillating body.
The heart may also be considered to be oscillating along with, the same as, sympathetically or
concurrently with the oscillations of the body as a whole. But the swinging motion is NOT a
vibration. If the swinging were to stop the oscillation of the body would cease but the vibration
of the heart would continue.

In this case vibration and oscillation are not coupled or locked together. In another example,
that of a violin, they would be coupled. As a string is[bowed causing it] to oscillate the body of
the violin vibrates correspondingly. Another example of coupled motions is that of planets
orbiting (oscillating) around the Sun while rotating (vibrating) on their axis.

Now that we have a clear understanding of how these two phenomenon differ the question
comes to mind "why does it matter?" It matters because when one is trying to explain the basis
of everything in the physical universe one must be precise in the definitions of the terms he/she
uses so that the details are not lost. In this case we are speaking of cause and effect. The cause
of oscillation is different than the cause of vibration therefore the resultant effects are also
different

Now, having established the possibility that vibration is the fundamental basis of all that is
physical, and having a good understanding of what vibration is, we now need a means by which
to study this phenomenon and prove our hypothesis. This is fairly easily accomplished as there
is a discipline that has been around since before recorded history which is dedicated strictly to
the study and use of both vibration and oscillation: Music. Physics would be the choice of most
contemporary scientists as it includes the study of these phenomena, but physics is a young
science, (created by Isaac Newton in the 1600's) and has to cover a broad range of topics.
Whereas, Music has been around forever, and covers one topic; Sound and how it is produced
transmitted and received.
Music could be described as the organization of vibration and oscillation into pleasing melodies.
And if it were even possible to put this in any less passionate terms, one might say Music is
simply, the study or the science of vibration and oscillation as they relate to sound. That being
said, let us not get too hung up on the sound or auditory aspect of this science, as this discipline
has a much greater potential than what it has been used for up to this point.

The effects of vibration and oscillation, as even physics has shown us, are many times more far
reaching than just sound or the feeling of a hum or pulsation. contemporary physics agrees that
radio waves are an effect of vibration or oscillation in fact all waves in all forms are the effects
of vibration or oscillation. This fact is illustrated below.

As is apparent from this illustration light is another effect of vibration or oscillation, and as we
can also see from the same, all the effects are all termed waves. So, could it be that anything
that is termed a wave is in fact the effect of vibration or oscillation? The answer is a resounding
YES! Which means that even our thoughts are the effect of one or both of these phenomena.
Those of you who have read my previous article titled "Singularity" might be wondering to
yourselves if this new information renders that article obsolete, but one must consider that in
that piece, I was explaining my thoughts on the likely basic structure of things, where as SVP
goes a step further to explain the substance out of which that structure is formed. I am aware
that it seems strange to use the word substance when referring to vibration or oscillation as
these are considered to be movement, but this just speaks to the point that movement or
motion, stillness or the lack of motion, and the contrast between the two, is indeed that of
which matter consists as does all else in this physical universe.

Let us use the blades of an old fashioned airplane propeller to illustrate the point of this; you
know, the kind that had to be started by hand and with the announcement "CONTACT!" When
the prop is at rest you see the two distinct blades extending out from the spindle or fulcrum.
However, when the prop is moving one can make no such distinction between the blades. It
seems as though both blade meld together to form a ghostly wheel, and if you were to try and
say, throw an apple through the apparent semi materialized wheel it is doubtful that it would
make it to the other side intact. Also it is almost intuitively known and is indeed a fact that as
the prop spins faster the apparent wheel begins to lose its ghostly quality, seemly becoming
more and more solid. And if one follows this logic through to its conclusion, there is a
hypothetical speed of the prop where if you were to throw another apple at it, the apple would
smash up against it as it would if you were to throw the same apple at brick wall. While in fact
the wheel consists of very little in the way of actual material, as its speed increases it at least
appears to us, and not just visibly, to become very substantial.

The previous paragraph would be an example of oscillation (as described in Dale Pond's
example illustrating the difference between vibration and oscillation). The blades of the prop
revolve around its fulcrum as the planets revolve around the sun.

Below is an illustration of my concept of the Singularity. I believe it will help to clarify how
particles of matter are formed from high speed (frequency) oscillations of smaller particles.
If one has taken note of the smaller singularities/particles inside the larger one you have
probably also taken notice of the paths drawn for those particles in red and blue. Now, I want
to make the reader aware that these paths drawn here are just conceptual to impart some
general idea of how the particles travel in a singularity. In reality each successive ring of the
spiral path of the smaller particle would be so tight to the previous that the difference in the
circumference or radius of it would be almost imperceptible, if the illustration were actual size.
This, in conjunction with the speed at which the particles traverse their paths; meaning it leaves
the center of the singularity, travels out in a tight spiral pattern away from the center gradually
escaping the repulsive influence of the singularity’s radiative center and just as gradually
coming under the influence of one of the singularity’s two vortices it travels back down the
funnel and into the area of low pressure, where it is loaded, cocked and ready to be fired again
and again. imagine that the smaller particles traverse this path so fast that they will have done
so several thousand times in under a second, also imagine several thousand of these particles
being fired from the singularity; one immediately after the other. In this case as in all cases,
what is in reality of little substance appears to be quite substantial.

The point being made in the last paragraph that it is not so much solid material that gives
matter its mass but motion. And in the case of a singularity/particle which consists of the basic
structure of things the basic motion is vibration and oscillation.

So, we have now seen vibration and oscillation from a different perspective than most of have
since the advent of contemporary physics. I hesitate to call it a new perspective as I am sure
that it has been around since man became self aware, but for some reason it shrank from the
collective consciousness of humanity into the consciousness of a only a few; some who were
unwilling to share with the rest and others, willing to share, who's voices were mostly ignored.
And so this ancient wisdom is new to most of us.
The implications of being able to manipulate all the effects of vibration and oscillation from
matter to mind using the principals of music, are unlimited and opens the way for an entirely
new (to us) discipline one could call "Ethereal Engineering"; designing things from nothing but
vibration and oscillation. It is the advent of this New Science that I would like to document and
explore in this series.

Next, I would like to explore the history of SVP and some of its past applications.

Until Then I Bid you Peace and Good Fortune,

Mario A. Jones