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The Major Premise.-A Universal Intelligence is in all matter and continually gives to it all its properties and actions, thus maintaining it in existence.

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The Chiropractic Meaning of Life.-The expression of this intelligence through matter is the Chiropractic meaning of life.

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The Union of Intelligence and Matter.-Life is necessarily the union of intelligence and matter.

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The Triune of Life.-Life is a triunity having three necessary united factors, namely, Intelligence, Force and Matter.

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The Perfection of the Triune.-In order to have 100% Life, there must be 100% Intelligence, 100% Force, 100% Matter.

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The Principle of Time.-There is no process that does not require time.

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The Amount of Intelligence in Matter.-The amount of intelligence for any given amount of matter is 100%, and is always proportional to its requirements.

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The Function of Intelligence.-The function of intelligence is to create force.

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The Amount of Force Created by Intelligence.-The amount of force created by intelligence is always 100%.

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The Function of Force.-The function of force is to unite intelligence and matter.

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The Character of Universal Forces.-The forces of Universal Intelligence are manifested by physical laws; are unswerving and unadapted, and have no solicitude for the structures in which they work.

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Interference with Transmission of Universal Forces.-There can be interference with transmission of universal forces.

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The Function of Matter.-The function of matter is to express force.

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Universal Life.-Force is manifested by motion in matter; all matter has motion, therefore there is universal life in all matter.

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No Motion without the Effort of Force.-Matter can have no motion without the application of force by intelligence.

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Intelligence in both Organic and Inorganic Matter.-Universal Intelligence gives force to both organic and inorganic matter.

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Cause and Effect.-Every effect has a cause and every cause has effects.

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Evidence of Life.-The signs of life are evidence of the intelligence of life.

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Organic Matter.-The material of the body of a “living thing” is organized matter.

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Innate Intelligence.-A “living thing” has an inborn intelligence within its body, called Innate Intelligence.

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The Mission of Innate Intelligence.-The mission of Innate Intelligence is to maintain the material of the body of a “living thing” in active organization.

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The Amount of Innate Intelligence.-There is 100% of Innate Intelligence in every “living thing,” the requisite amount, proportional to its organization.

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The Function of Innate Intelligence.-The function of Innate Intelligence is to adapt universal forces and matter for use in the body, so that all parts of the body will have co-ordinated action for mutual benefit.

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The Limits of Adaptation.-Innate Intelligence adapts forces and matter for the body as long as it can do so without breaking a universal law, or Innate Intelligence is limited by the limitations of matter.

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The Character of Innate Forces.-The forces of Innate Intelligence never injure or destroy the structures in which they work.

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Comparison of Universal and Innate Forces.-In order to carry on the universal cycle of life, Universal forces are destructive, and Innate forces constructive, as regards structural matter.

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The Normality of Innate Intelligence.-Innate Intelligence is always normal and its function is always normal.

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The Conductors of Innate Forces.-The forces of Innate Intelligence operate through or over the nervous system in animal bodies.

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Interference with Transmission of Innate Forces.-There can be interference with the transmission of Innate forces.

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The Causes of Dis-ease.*-Interference with the transmission of Innate forces causes incoordination or dis-ease.

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Subluxations.-Interference with transmission in the body is always directly or indirectly due to subluxations in the spinal column.

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The Principle of Coordination.-Coordination is the principle of harmonious action of all the parts of an organism, in fulfilling their offices and purposes.

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The Law of Demand and Supply.-The Law of Demand and Supply is existent in the body in its ideal state; wherein the “clearing house,” is the brain, Innate the virtuous “banker,” brain cells “clerks,” and nerve cells “messengers.”