Good references MidiChlorian, Thanks
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(133.4) 12:4.2 The Unqualified Absolute is functionally limited to space, but we are not so sure about the relation of this Absolute to motion. Is motion inherent therein? We do not know. We know that motion is not inherent in space; even the motions of space are not innate. But we are not so sure about the relation of the Unqualified to motion. Who, or what, is really responsible for the gigantic activities of force-energy transmutations now in progress out beyond the borders of the present seven superuniverses? Concerning the origin of motion we have the following opinions:
(133.5) 12:4.3 1. We think the Conjoint Actor initiates motion in space.
(133.6) 12:4.4 2. If the Conjoint Actor produces the motions of space, we cannot prove it.
Hmmm, the keys phrases are
motion of space and
motion in space.
"Motion in space" to my ears definitely sounds as if space is essentially still or not referenced with regard to something other than space. What is moving here is whatever is contained in space.
"Motion of space" is a little harder to be sure of. One could argue that it refers to the objects in space also. Again, we are not given what space moves with reference to. So it would be questionable if it is actually space moving in some way and not what space contains.