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1. Through each Etheric center man is bringing to perfect vibration some one principle or quality through which the subjective life may express itself.

2. Through each chain in a scheme a Heavenly Man is endeavoring to do the same.

3. Through each scheme in a system, a Solar Logos is working at the same thing; the goal is synthetic quality and not primarily the perfection of the form. The response of the energized form to the qualitative life is naturally - under the law - equal to the demand, but this is of secondary importance and is not the object in view.

Is there a direct analogy between the development of a system, a planet, a man and an atom?

An Atom is:  

1. Spheroidal in form containing within itself a nucleus of life.
2. Contains myriad lives within itself.
3. Distinguished by activity and the qualities of rotary motion, discrimination and ability to evolve.
4. Contains three major spirals and seven lesser, which ten are in the process of vitalization.
5. Governed by the Law of Attraction.
6. Finds its place within all forms; it is the aggregation of atoms that produces form.
7. Responsive to outer stimulation from electrical energy which affects its objective form, and magnetic energy, affecting its subjective self.  The united effect of both stimulations produces internal growth and development.

An atom is therefore distinguished by:

1. Its spheroidal shape; its ring-pass-not is definite and seen.
2. Its internal arrangement, comprising the entire sphere.
3. Its life activity, or the extent to which the life at the nucleus animates the atom.
4. Its sevenfold inner economy in process of evolution.
5. Its eventual synthesis internally from the seven into the three.
6. Its group relation.
7. Its development of consciousness, or responsiveness.

A Man is:

1. Spheroidal in form, with a nucleus of life at the center.  
2. Contains differentiated atoms within himself, are animated by his life and vibrate to a certain measure that is tinctured by the man’s color, and rotating to the fixed key of his life-cycle.
3. Distinguished by activity on one or more planes in the three worlds and shows the qualities of: Rotary motion, discriminative capacity and the ability to evolve, to increase vibration and to make contact.
4. Contains within himself three principles; Will, Love-Wisdom and Active Intelligence, and the seven differentiations of principles.
5. Governed by the Law of Attraction, is evolved through the Law of Economy and is coming under the Law of Synthesis.
6. Finds his place within the group form.  Egoic groups and the Heavenly Men are formed by the aggregate of human and Deva units.  
7. His responsiveness to outer stimulation with electrical energy affecting the outer form, or pranic response; magnetic energy affecting the subjective life and the united effect of the two stimulations.

A Man is therefore distinguished by:

1. His spheroidal shape.  
2. His internal arrangement  
3. His life activity  
4. His sevenfold inner economy  
5. His eventual synthesis from the seven into the three into the One.  
6. His group relation.  
7. His development of consciousness, awareness and of responsiveness to contact.

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