Re: [BardonPraxis] Re: Tetrapolar magnet

["Rawn Clark" <rawnclark@...>]

Dear Stephen,

>> Something I don't understand is why it's specifically called a
"magnet". What is magnetic about it? <<

A normal magnet has only one set of opposite poles -- positive and
negative -- which are inseparable. With the four-pole magnet, there are
two sets of opposites -- Fire-Water and Air-Earth -- which are
inseparable. Together, these four Fluid poles form a coherent
Electro-Magnetic body, with much the same result as a normal two-pole
magnet.

My best to you,
:) Rawn Clark
29 Jan 2003
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