What is created is always the conscious or ‘now’ event.

The Doctrine of the Mean — the reconciliation between opposites — explains why Hexagram 32, Duration, is given prominence in the I Ching (Book of Changes).

Duration is the midpoint in the sequential order of sixty-four hexagrams.

Hexagram 32 represents enduring marriage — the union of the opposites.

Eva Urbaniak (“Revici’s Natural Cancer Protocol,” Well Being Journal, Nov.-Dec. 1998) wrote …

“… his [Dr. Emanuel Revici's] theory guiding diagnosis and treatment he named ‘biological dualism.’ The two forces ‘predating’ catabolism and anabolism are electrostatic (positive negative charges tend to annihilate each other) and quantum (opposes annihilation by creating organization). […] Anabolic and catabolic agents were to be taken in correspondence with the body’s anabolic and catabolic phases. His understanding of the dynamic antagonism between the two ubiquitous forces (electrostatic and quantum) place him far ahead of his contemporaries in the early part of this [20th] century.”

The price of Dr. Revici’s insights? The state of New York revoked his medical license and 40,000 copies of his medical textbook were destroyed.

Emanuel Revici, M.D. (Research in Physiopathology As Basis of Guided Chemotherapy—With Special Application to Cancer, 1961) wrote …

“For the members of the A series, those with an odd number of electrons in the valency shell were hetero type, while those with an even number were homo type. Among the B series, this criterion did not hold true. We found, however, that a similar correlation existed if consideration was given not to the valency shell alone but to the sum of the two external shells, the valency and the shell beneath it. This accords with the fact that in the B series elements, the two shells have insufficient electrons to fulfill the quantum numbers. We saw thus that those members of the B series with an odd number for the sum of electrons of the two shells have a homo character, while those with an even number have a hetero. This criterion applies to all members of the B group, including those in the I B and II B series, which have their full quantum quota of electrons in the shell beneath the valency shell. This same criterion was used to classify the three subseries of series VIII shown in the chart. The Fe subseries and Ni subseries were considered hetero type, the Co homo type. This antagonism was seen to be in accord with experimental findings.

“These considerations also permitted us to classify the members of the Lanthanium and Actinium Series. Characteristically, all show nonfulfillment of three of their electron shells — the valency and the two shells beneath. We established for these elements a separate series designation, C. Using the sum of the electrons of the three shells, we separated the elements of the C series into hetero and homo categories. Here, the criterion was the opposite of that used for the B series. The members with odd numbers of electrons were considered hetero, those with even numbers homo.”