Summary of Wave Theory
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Fundamental Forces
To this point, we have substantiated the fact that a single type of material (energetic matter) aligned in a wave formation serves as the basis of everything. Different forces are produced whenever the configuration of the energetic path is altered within a wave formation. The energetic and magnetic swirls are the primary examples of the forces that are produced. In fact, these two main forces generate all the other forces. The energetic force in atoms constitutes what is known as the strong force and the magnetic force constitutes the weak force (diagram below). In other words, the two forces — and for that matter all other forces — are essentially one force that by dint of changes to its configuration creates other behaviors and merely gives the impression of several forces.

The duality of energetic matter — the most ingenious creation of nature — enables wave formations to simultaneously occupy two different realms or express two mutually exclusive characteristics. It is this capacity that allows for the wide array of available dimensions throughout the universe. Similarly, the differences between these alignments are responsible for the panoply of behavioral patterns. Therefore, according to Wave Theory, the four fundamental forces are actually manifestations of one force, which is the progenitor of everything in the universe.

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Dr. Chaim Tejman, Copyright© 2004. All rights reserved.

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