Text: "The variation in syncopathic and that of syncothetic is as the relation of the force as of a point would be to its radial center." Cayce (195-54) 16. (Q) In Reading 4665-13, Par. 7-A, lines 30 to 36, explain what is meant by smaller and larger radial centers. Are not these centers concentric? (A) Concentric - but that as has just been explained in giving that force that produces, then, in this radial activity about this common center, the variation in the smaller end and the larger end, see? Now it's understood! 17. (Q) In Reading 4665-13, [last sentence of Par. 7-A], spell syncopathic. (A) S-y-n-c-o-p-a-t-h-i-c-a-l. [Syncopatical] 18. (Q) In this, is it meant harmonious vibration? (A) Harmonious vibration. Harmonious doesn't exactly express what is meant; just as the harmony would carry the idea of a continued atonement - a tone - a center - a radial - while syncopathically [syncopatically] a continuation OF same in the gradual rise and fall, or certain in its cor-relation, as seen - see? 19. (Q) In Reading 4665-13, Par. 9-A, word given syncothetic - spell that word. (A) S-y-n-c-o-t-h-e-t-i-c. The variation in syncopathic [syncopatic] and that of syncothetic [synchronous?] is as the relation of the force as of a point would be to its radial center.

See Also: SYNCOPATHIC, INTRODUCTORY IMPULSE, RELATIVITY OF FORCE, SYMPATHETIC VIBRATION THEORY, FORCE-RADIAL

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