Text: Even in considering what men call good and evil forces, we are able to understand the relative position of each. "In the beginning of the celestial beings we have first the Son, then the other sons or celestial beings that are given force and power. That force which rebelled in the unseen forces (or spirit) that came into activity, was that influence which has been called Satan, the Devil, the Serpent. They are one - that of rebellion! When men in any activity rebels against the influences of good he harkens to the influences of evil. Will is given to man as he comes into this manifested form that we see in material forces, for the choice is given. "There is set before thee (man) good and evil." Evil is rebellion. Good is the Son of Life, of Light, of Truth; who came into physical being to demonstrate and show and lead the way for man's ascent to the power of good over evil in a material world. As there is, then, a personal Savior, there is the personal Devil. When there is delegated power to a body that comes from the infinite into the finite, the unseen into the seen, the activity is life. The will of such a body is of the force giving it existence. As to what it does with or about its associations with the source of its activity, as to how far it may go afield, depends upon how high it has attained in its ability to throw off both negative and positive forces. Then, that which has been separated into the influence to become a body, whether celestial, terrestrial, or plain clay manifested into activity as man, becomes good or bad. The results to the body so acting are dependent and interdependent upon what it does with the knowledge of that source of activity." Cayce (262-52) (2) "Whether separated into the mystic's force of undulating wave links, or into the chemist's vision of atomic force in alchemy or chemistry, or whether of the engineer's division of power as in the forces as may be applied in the breaking up or changing of the elements in their activity, whether as of the fourth dimensional force of electrical combustion or of that of the gaseous explosion or of the steam's condensing, in each activity there is that same wave activity as seen in the continuity of the soul's expansion to meet the needs of that sphere in which it finds itself seeking expression; for, as they may be directed, so may the soul seek that it has created in its activities in whatever sphere its activity finds expression. Law and love are one, even as the forces in nature are one - as is necessary for the budding of the acorn or the flowering of the rose, each seeking through that phase of its position given in nature or this sphere to express that appreciation of the gift of the Creator. Only man abuses that given. How great then may be his estate! How low may he sink through the non-application of that first law of, `Thou shalt have no other God before me.'" Cayce (900-428)

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