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Acting as a transformer also, the station then emits waves that become finer and finer in

the course of the process of development.

This is the qualitative aspect. From the quantitative point of view, the multiplication
of the elements of organic life, render our planet's transmitting station more and more

powerful, and, at the same time, more and more sensitive. In this way, the conditions

which are necessary for the filling in of the interval between the FA and the MI of the
Great Octave, are assembled progressively. At the note MI, the flow all along our Ray of

Creation can transform life on our planet and, consequently, the planet itself; it can

produce, then, transformations that will lead our satellite to its following stage of

evolution.

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Man's ingenious and conscious intervention is responsible for the development of

fauna and flora in a certain direction and at a certain pace, by bestowing on them
certain qualities. But how does the development of man himself take place? Under

which exterior influence is the interval between the FA and the MI of the evolutive scale

of humanity, filled up to enable man to pass from the growing stage to that of

development?

The entire process of growth and development in man appears particularly long when
measured by human standards of Time. However, as growth covers four notes of the

scale and development only two, the latter is much shor-