It is when primal energy is polarised and given personality, creating an atom, that all things material commence to exist. If it is correct within the laws of creation that nothing exists unless it has a purpose, then we can conclude that every atom possesses a character of its own with a purpose to fulfil. an atom does not exist simply for its self. An oxygen atom has many, many purposes to fulfil. In common with other atomic formations, it maintains life within those formations.

 A combination of simple atoms provides the purpose of existence in forming water. water is essential to our dimension of life; without it the world would become arid and would dry up. There are almost un-limited reasons for the existence of the oxygen and hydrogen molecules forming water to sustain life on this planet. The oxygen atom is part of that plan. This argument can apply to every other atom. The number of the electrons in each element decides the purpose, the character, and the properties to justify that element's purposes. every elemental atom has the ability to co-operate and join in carrying out common purposes.

Nothing can interfere with the organisation within an atom. It is true that man has succeeded in breaking up the ordered procedure within an atom, and thus imperilling the existence of  the physical realm through nuclear fission leading to the atom bomb. with the advancement of knowledge, man has been able to learn some of the consequences of amalgamating one atomic formation with another in order to procure a definite result. It is on this basis that all human science depends. We also have the evidence of non-atomic forces having a predetermined reaction when they contact and influence atomic purposes. For instance, there is rejection which exists when molecules of a certain substance are brought into contact with the force of magnetism. The force of heat can effect the state of water to bring it to boiling point and then, if persisted, into vapour, when the atoms of H₂O are disassociated one from the other and returned to an individual state where by they may be utilised again in some other chemical amalgamation.

In this connection we acknowledge the existence of cosmic forces that can travel through primal undeveloped energies to exert an effect upon matter. A simple example of this is, of course the solar rays, which maintain warmth and health in all living creation and particularly in vegetation, for without this there could not be given the vital property of chlorophyll to sustain the health of a tree or even a blade of grass. Human beings are able to absorb within themselves cosmic forces which will help to maintain and strengthen the health resistance of the person.