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[ 53 | electric forces of its parents, and this electric force is energized by the solar heat. Hence, in body, mind and character, lhe child bears considerable resemblance to ils parents. From this it is proved that a portion of the spiritual energy of the parents (mixed with solar energy) inheres in descendants of the sirst generalion. In the second generalion, the child will have only a quarter of the electric force of ils ancestors : and so onwards and onwards in u diminishing scale till, in the scurteenth generalion of descent, thore will be little of the sorce of the original ancosior in his lineal descendants. There is a clear analogy between this and the mulation-theory of modern Biology for explaining lhe crealion of InCW species. The basic principle of this mulation-theory Was evidently realized by our anceslors; and hence they lay it down that blood-relationship censes after the fourteenth generation. The speculations about life which I have set forth above are of universal application and meant for univorsal use. And so, out of Iny innałe re Verer) CE for Si Il CCTC believers in all religions, I furnod to the scriptures of my monoihoisiic breihren —io the Bible of the Christians and to the Quoran of the Muslims—and I found that their conclusions are practically the same. In the Upanishads we are told that God revealed himself first voluntarily, of his own divine and inscrutable will, and, after