The circulating patterns of the disturbed neurons still remained unadjusted despite the general repolarization of the skull three days before. This illustration emphasizes the necessity for specific polarizing.

As formerly stated, the purpose of specific polarizing is to direct a concentrated magnetic wave flow to an individual receptor by stimulating that particular point when the person is in his channel. My favourite instrument for stimulating when specific polarizing, is a long-handled wooden drum stick. One end is rounded to a small but solid point which is ideal for confining gentle but well directed taps to a receptor.

We concentrated first on the receptors marked at the side of the head. In view of their location, they were stimulated while Carol was faced four directions in her channel; front, sideways, back and finally, the reverse side, always turning clockwise into the next position. Each disturbed receptor was stimulated with three well directed taps followed by a waiting period of four seconds before the next was treated. After the entire group was stimulated Carol remained stationary for six seconds before turning into the next position. This procedure was repeated while faced in the four different specified directions. Carol then was instructed to move out of her channel and remain in isolation for the next half hour. During that time she was able to walk around without feeling the former discomfort.

Three days later Carol came back and the two disturbed receptors on her forehead were treated. In view of their location they were only stimulated while Carol was faced towards her Vivaxis and then faced in the opposite direction.

Carol returned home to Port Angeles the next day exclaiming at the incredible power of polarizing. Her shingles had disappeared, only scars remained; the infection on her arm and the new shingles that were forming vanished within hours of the initial polarizing. This parallelled Bessie O'Connor's experience with the boils, related in the book Vivaxis. Carol also regained her proper equilibrium and could now shut her eyes without becoming dizzy and falling; something she had not been able to do for years.

Carol's story had a strange sequel. On June 27, 1969, I was a guest speaker on Bob Craig's open line radio programme, station CKDA in Victoria. The next day I was busily autographing books in Fords Book Store in the same city; there were about a dozen people waiting for autographs, many firing questions. One question, "Would this help eczema? " I paused for a brief moment recalling Carol's case, for eczema is a disease often associated with a nervous disorder. I started to relate Carol's experience when a masculine voice spoke up, "Yes, and this story is absolutely true; this is a most tremendous thing. I think the book is terrific and I want to buy five copies. "

I was dumbfounded. "Who are you", I enquired.

"I'm Carol's next door neighbour. We heard you on the radio yesterday and I suggested to my wife that we catch the boat to Victoria and meet you. "

This was very gratifying and I persuaded the young man to complete Carol's story as he had witnessed it. Any of those in the group who might have been withholding their decision about buying Vivaxis rushed forward for their autographed copies.