Hold both arms slightly out from the body and the left hand vertically as illustrated in Photo No. 4 and follow a similar procedure of moving the body in different directions and testing for ten seconds, as described for the chains. Use a compass to estimate the general direction to one's Vivaxis and test.

When aligned correctly to one's Vivaxis the wire pulls and is attracted to the radiating energies of the middle finger of the left hand. A slight shift of the head or body and the wire pulls away from the finger returning sharply again as one realigns. When aligned faced in the opposite direction to one's Vivaxis, the wire also pulls in towards the middle finger.

Using two angle wires: Nice Jepson illustrates how the wires cross when she is aligned in her wave channel; they part the moment she moves out of it. (See Photo No. 3.) When sideways in her channel, both wires draw parallel to one another, each pulling in the opposite direction to the other.

Where the chest X-rays are causing wave interference the following technique can be tried. By introducing both energies directly into the wire, the effect of the chest X-rays is circumvented.

Our model, shown in Photo No. 1, is faced out of her channel concentrating on holding the wire level. The angle wire is held so the sleeve touches the centre portion of the whorl of the thumb, while the point of the wire rests on the centre point of the other thumb nail. With both quanta waves correctly introduced into the angle wire it becomes magnetically alive and turns spontaneously into her channel leading directly towards her Vivaxis. Since both energies are represented it will swing after a period of time to the opposite direction. However, if the model is faced directly towards her Vivaxis with head level, the excited energies cause the wire to swing continuously in alternate directions, to and from her Vivaxis.

Another method: the wire is held in one hand and grounded midway on the centre line of the palm of the other hand. With the head level and the wire held correctly the angle wire will turn in the direction of the person's Vivaxis.

When a person is unable to determine his channel by the two methods just described a story is often told of neuron disturbance in the thumbs, or code receptor of the head associated with code receptors terminating in the thumbs. After these are traced and corrected the participant can generally determine the direction of his Vivaxis.

Check list for Determining Channel:

1. Neutralize.

2. No spectators.

3. Head and spine held erect, arms held slightly away from the body.

4. Eyes forward.

5. Legs placed well apart and clothing not touching any object.

6. Chain held between thumb and forefinger and suspended. Angle wires are held as illustrated in a horizontal and vertical plane.

7. Have separately identified instruments which are kept exclusively for the right and left hands and always held with the same end pointed down; each instrument tends to become magnetized with the person's radiation and each has opposite directions of energy flow. People should not use or touch another individual's instruments.

8. When turning to locate one's wave channel, the body should turn as a unit. Do not stand and twist from the waist.

9. About ninety per cent of the time one's channel can be located in a definite direction; however, during the other ten per cent, energies and radiations come from all directions. The angle wires then attract one another and cross in every direction a tester faces; chains swing back and forth whichever way one turns. Groups and seminar classes have noted that when this occurs every individual present has been affected and all registered the change in the same manner. Watch for this situation. It is temporary and seldom lasts for more than a few minutes. A person after locating his channel should turn out of it and test once again to be sure the wires pull apart when faced in other directions.

10. When planes are flying overhead avoid locating one's channel.

11. Always keep the mind relaxed when finding one's channel. Concentration of the mind diverts the circuit to the brain and the responses in the fingers change.

12. Do not try to locate one's channel for at least twenty minutes after eating as the energies then are directed to the stomach and consequently are weaker in the fingers.

13. Remove all tight clothing, glasses, jewelry and head gear.

14. Ground absolutely level - remove shoes.

15. Select an environment free from magnetic and electrical influences.

16. The thumbs must be correctly positioned with their centre whorls pressed against the sleeves of the angle wires.

17. The forefinger positioned on the copper sleeve below the knuckle of the thumb in order to avoid wave interference.

18. Check the angle wires often for correct right angles. A useful check - lay the wires along the corner edges of a rectangular table.

19. Keep the wire points free from rust.

20. Never attempt to locate the direction of your channel while looking into a mirror.

21. Those with X-ray interference should pause and wait about ten seconds after turning into a new position, since their reaction with the chain and angle wire will be much slower.

There are various methods of determining one's channel with angle wires but for the sake of brevity we have outlined only four; they are described in text and illustrations.

It is emphasized that the details of the "check list" must be observed and it is well to study Chapter VI (Neutralizing) (Neutralizing), "Neutralizing", before finding one's channel. So often in seminars I have observed students who initially find their angle wires unresponsive, but the wires come to life immediately they correct what appears an insignificant detail to them. Some of the more common corrections required are: pulling down the forefinger to well below the thumb on the copper sleeve; accuracy in placing the centre whorl of the thumb on the sleeve; stance, particularly straightening up the spine; clothes touching a chair or similar object. This is a science of wave mechanics, not a "psychic" experience or a casual guessing game.

It is reassuring to know that if the angle wires are held correctly in their copper sleeves, in truly horizontal and vertical planes, they will not cross by command of the brain. The tester thinks of a direction and only one wire turns in that direction, the other is not controlled by a message from his brain. When the tester is free from all wave interference one of his wires is aways pointed to his Vivaxis, linked in a direct magnetic wave circuit.

Normally the wires only cross when one is correctly aligned facing either forwards or backwards in one's channel, with head level, spine erect, feet apart, etc. Naturally, the wires will often cross when tilted, but such a crossing has no meaning. Angle wires, held over a magnetic energy, such as electric wires, etc., will also cross and confuse the issue so it is desirable to chose an environment free from such influences.