If the flesh on this part of the fingers or toes lacks the ability to spring back immediately when pressed, it almost certainly indicates that code receptors are not functioning normally. Also, the fingers themselves are observed to be abnormally weak, collapsing easily when pressure is exerted on them; in extreme cases literally like those of a rag doll. An experienced instructor uses the fingers and toes to determine which group of code receptors on the head are likely to be lacking their normal atomic arrangement.

In a recent Research Society meeting, the special research project was the study of code receptors responsible for the function of the ears. Those present, who suffered particularly with buzzing in the ears, had abnormal weaknesses in their little fingers and also disturbed code receptors in those fingers. They all had disturbed code receptors in the hollow below the ears (at the hinge of the lower jaw) and on the head directly above the ears. Both these groups of code receptors were associated with the disturbed receptors in the fingers.

In other instances people with a disturbance in the thyroid gland have had both little fingers and the third (ring) fingers in a weak and collapsing condition. Numerous code receptors of different circuits are represented in the lines of the finger and toe whorls. Therefore, the weakness in the finger is in direct relation to the number of code receptors that have lost their magnetic arrangement. About one-half hour after the magnetic energies are reinstated in the code receptors, there is a tremendous visual example of the transition. The fingers now have strength and elasticity in contrast to their former weakness. After observing this a man recently commented, "This would be described as a miracle, except for the fact your knowledge of code receptors and their wave mechanics enabled you to show how to reinstate their normal magnetic wave flow."

Code receptors' magnetic waves both seek and recognize the same elevation corresponding to the elevation of their Vivaxis.

Testing our code receptors while on the same elevation as our Vivaxis is a truly revealing experience. The testing ground has to be absolutely level. The change in wave motion of the code receptors is strong and definite, as one stands and tests on their Vivaxis elevation. The recording wire indicates a change from a vertical plane to a horizontal plane as it alternates back and forth. In contrast, if one moves to ground an inch or more higher or lower, the recording wire holds only one direction; the correct orientation to our individual Vivaxis.

Another interesting observation while testing code receptors on our Vivaxis elevation, was the recognition of a middle dividing line on the head. (See Figure 8.) All code receptors on or below the middle divide record an alternating wave motion orientated to our Vivaxis and in the opposite direction. All code receptors above the divide have an alternating wave motion at right angles to that field. It is hoped that those who are in a suitable geographical position will make this test for it gives one a very graphic illustration of our energies' wave behaviour.

Code Receptors Have Defined Lines Of Force

Code receptors have lines of force and testers without interference can record the energy of these receptors with an angle wire. For this particular test, the right angle of the angle wire is altered to correspond to the angle of momentum spin of a specific code receptor. The arm which is normally horizontal is moved in relation to the vertical arm. The energy is received with the left index finger at the site of a code receptor and the angle contained between the arms of the angle wire is adjusted until a spinning pattern of energy is recorded in the wire held in its copper sleeve. One code receptor will record a clockwise rotation and its immediate neighbor will have a counterclockwise rotation.

FIGURE 8

- - - - dotted line indicates dividing line of direction of wave motion of code receptors, while standing on the same elevation as your Vivaxis.

When not aligned in one's channel the various code receptors will have differences in the angles at which the spin can be recorded; although related groups have the same angle of momentum spin. As an example all those connected to or associated with my pancreas circuit, will have angles between 58 - 50 degrees. All the angles within that 8 degree arc will register the angle of momentum spin of all code receptors associated with the pancreas. To record the spinning pattern on another person the angle would probably have to be changed e.g. 55 - 48 degrees or some other variation. Code receptors on my brow again had a different arc, between 40 -50 degrees, therefore the angle had to be readjusted before the spinning of energies in these code receptors could be recorded.

The code receptors on the centre top of my head had an angle of momentum spin between an arc of 50 - 70 degrees. After channelling the 4 & 4 method - ALL CODE RECEPTORS ACQUIRED AND RETAINED THE SAME ANGLE OF SPIN 50 - 70 degrees arc, the same as my centre of magnetic influence. They retained this for almost one half hour during the post channelling period. This latter is extremely significant and leads into a field that will require another book to cover adequately.

I have found that even the interfering fields of X-rays are temporarily counteracted once a person is on the same elevation as their Vivaxis. This fact indicates that the wave conflictions of X-rays are partly cause by the difference in elevation of Vivaxes.

Now we can readily understand the important role code waves play with their magnetic link. Note the organized arrangement of the code receptors on Apollo's head. The public is increasingly aware of pollutants upsetting the ecology of our environment; pollutants that include toxic fumes, chemicals and insecticides. These are all agents that upset the magnetic balance of our environment; the same agents that upset our own ecology and our own magnetic balance. As a result many of our code receptors lose their magnetic arrangement and can no longer transmit the necessary carrier waves to the specialized receptor cells; malfunction of organs and limbs is a direct result. Each individual is in reality a solar system within a solar system. A wave link to our Vivaxis is our umbilical cord to the universal energies.

The subject of code receptors is not complete without mentioning the various methods of determining the elevation of our Vivaxis. In a few cases, the elevation of an individual's Vivaxis appears to be lower than where he was situated when he became permanently aligned. A water Vivaxis or some strong group of energy quanta situated directly below the horizontal field into which they became aligned can create this phenomenon.

When a person is testing for the elevation of his Vivaxis he should be free from static and X-ray interference, and standing on level ground with his spine straight and feet apart. The dip wire is placed over the centre whorl of the index finger where it can pulsate freely. When one's Vivaxis elevation is below them, the direction of energy wave flow is generally from the right index finger. Under these circumstances, the dip wire should rest on this finger. However, if one's Vivaxis is above them, the opposite index finger is generally the one to use for the dip wire. The free index finger is pressed against the centre of the breastbone. For a period, the dip wire will pulsate up and down in a vertical motion until it reaches the elevation of one's Vivaxis; at this point the dip wire motion changes to the horizontal plane with a back and forth motion. The pulsations are counted and each one has a measurement of approximately eleven and one-half inches; deduct the height from the dividing line at one's eye level to the ground.

FIGURE 9

Dip wire made of galvanized wire. The bottom hook angled at 35 degrees.

N.B. The angle of the dip might have to be altered according to the declination of dip in the testing area.

One should always be sure there is no water Vivaxis or any other energy under the testing site: the ground must be neutral for the test to have meaning. In this manner one can determine with surprising accuracy the number of feet you are above or below your Vivaxis.

Another method of determining one's Vivaxis elevation is accomplished with two swivel chains held in either hand. Again we have to be free from wave interference. As one walks at an elevation above their Vivaxis, only one chain will circulate since the energies flow out of the recording hand. However, when one reaches the same elevation as their Vivaxis, both chains circulate; one clockwise, the other counterclockwise. As one moves a few inches below their Vivaxis elevation, the opposite chain circulates and the one that formerly circulated becomes stationary.

Our code receptors are all important in our communication system and the next chapter tells a heart-rending story of the tragedy created when these code receptors have lost their magnetic arrangement and are no longer transmitting the necessary carrier waves. The story also brings home very forcibly, how important it is that this basic magnetic law is recognized and corrected at the inception of the paralysis, in order to prevent complete atrophy of the muscles. We have learned how to harness our energies and reinstate wave messages but it is a difficult battle when there has been a long lapse of time, and muscles have been allowed to atrophy from lack of magnetic wave flow and use. With a fundamental knowledge of the natural law these inconsistencies should seldom exist. People talk to me of "Your theory" - the irony of the remark ! It is more than theory when we can continually and consistently demonstrate that wave messages can be reinstated; wave messages that for years were not being received. To reinstate these disrupted circuits almost instantly would be impossible if this fundamental law did not exist.

The real tragedy lies in the fact that man, through lack of understanding, unwittingly allows his most precious heritage to be mutilated and destroyed through harmful chemicals, X-rays and similar hazards. However, the tide is turning and soon ecology of the body will be as much on everyone's conscience as the ecology of the environment. Modern man's intelligence and his search for a healthier body, mind and future will not let it be otherwise.