  The existence of quantized vibrations is utilized to explain narrow nucleon
resonances below the pion threshold. A Goldstone boson with a mass of 35 MeV is
derived from the experimental dibaryon masses. The quantum of 35 MeV is
recognized as part of the Nambu empirical mass series. We present a few
explanations to suggest why this light boson is difficult to locate in
experiments. The KARMEN timing anomaly is discussed. The vibration-rotational
model of elementary particles is reviewed in regards to the Diakonov-Petrov
argument against mixing of these modes. The existence of a theta(1640)D03
partner to the theta(1540)+ is predicted.
