The fact that a strong Vivaxis can be created by strategically placing sea salt and baking soda as shown in diagram number 7 has in itself many ramifications. The question invariably arises, does one go by magnetic or true bearings? There are continual variations and fluctuations affecting light which is the carrier wave and it would be impossible to pin them down to either one or the other. It would suggest that both magnetic and centrifugal forces are among the influences affecting the direction of flow; therefore when reference is made to north or south wave vector it should be regarded as a northerly or southerly direction that will have slight variations from time to time. The placing of the four jars of sea salt and baking soda can be approximate to the cardinal directions although it is important to have them placed in their correct relative positions to each other. The diagram shows the correct positions when there is a south wave vector and the energy is travelling towards the ground. Subsequent chapters will discuss methods of determining this phenomenon.

During tests the leaf was positioned several hundred feet from its Vivaxis. During one test the Vivaxis was annihilated by reversing the position of the east and west jars of elements. The leaf now tested had lost all alignment and former energy field. In a matter of weeks it crumbled in the same manner that untreated leaves do.

DIAGRAM 7. Looking Down on a Vivaxis Being Created North.

The outer sphere extends completely around the Vivaxis out to an eight foot diameter. Space does not allow this to be shown to scale.

All leaves that are aligned have energy fields that have an adverse effect on one's force field; consequently they are stored away from the influences of each other and of course away from fields of all those who could be affected. They are also stored away from direct light or heat in order to preserve their energy field.