Vril, or Vital Magnetism

It enables a person to bend their arm and direct their pen at the behest and command of their will, motivated by their feelings or desires, and supervised by their intellectual reasoning.

Moreover, Vril original: "Vril"; a term popularized by Edward Bulwer-Lytton's 1871 novel The Coming Race, used here to describe a universal life-force or kinetic energy is at the heart of the great mystery of science—Gravitation. This is the force that operates across infinite reaches of space without being measured by time, and in spite of any obstacles or interference. Gravitation, which seems to contradict all the minor laws of physics, is revealed to be Vril, life-energy, and vital-force in its second stage of manifestation. In this second phase of existence, Vril pervades all space—it is present within the universal ether original: "universal ether"; a 19th-century scientific theory of an invisible substance that filled the universe to transmit light and gravity, later replaced by modern physics. Wherever anything exists, Vril is there in its second phase of manifestation. The description above is quite inadequate to give a complete idea of the nature and existence of Vril, but it is sufficient for our purposes at this time.