When a part of the body has chronic trouble, assume an index finger, the neurons of the cortex will be tested. One or more of these will often be out of correct polarity and will be detected by a circulating wave motion of the angle wire. It is characteristic when one neuron is in distress the mate on the other side of the head has a wandering vague pattern, suggesting an incomplete circuit until such time as the energies of the counterpart are restored through polarization. In the examination for a chronic disorder, any combination of troubled neurons can be anticipated and the correct picture will be discovered only by careful testing.

Our work repeatedly demonstrates the fact that the head must be level at the time of polarizing; it is vital to the success of the operation. Your sense of "static equilibrium", controlled by the crystals of calcium carbonate on the sensory hair cells of the inner ear, advises you when your head is in a level position, relative to the particular point of the earth's surface where you stand. The reader can illustrate the necessity of keeping his head level by the following simple experiment provided the magnetic field is in a steady state. Face in any direction which is not in alignment to the wave channel of your Vivaxis. With an angle wire held in one hand and your free hand held down, legs slightly apart, keep your head in a level position; the wire will swing either to or from the direction of your Vivaxis, depending upon which way you are faced in relation to your channel. If you tilt your head, even slightly out of level, the angle wire will pull away from the direction of your channel.

Only when your head is level and you are first facing into your channel and then reversed is the full power of polarizing felt.

The individual who treats these energies as a parlour trick for display to his friends is courting trouble not only for himself, but also for the spectators. It must be remembered he is harnessing atomic energy waves.. When polarized, these waves give off a strong radiation which has adverse effects on the magnetic spin pattern of others within a considerable radius; a fact confirmed by many tests. This is one of the problems that assistants have to consider and they must endeavour to avoid too much exposure when helping others. One, with too kind a heart, can be unkind to his own heart.

This is a vast subject and it is often difficult to keep abreast of the varying factors that reveal themselves. In the previous chapter we discussed major earthquakes, magnetic disturbances and their effects on the human system; it is appropriate to focus our attention on these phenomena while discussing static equilibrium, as these disturbances have influences that upset our equilibrium. Further, these influences should be thoroughly understood and recognized in order to avoid polarizing during unstable periods. By the same token polarizing should be used only by those who have been sufficiently experienced to differentiate between steady and fluctuating wave motion. Gaining experience and becoming familiar can in itself become a fascinating pastime, for this is our link with the universe and through this wave link we can observe changes in wave motion that we can readily learn to associate with the different phenomena that affect us directly.

This brings us back to the phenomenon of wave bending; the analysis might be challenged but the effect we certainly can observe and it is generally associated with major earthquakes, magnetic storms and extreme climatic disturbances. For example, when hurricane "Camille" ravaged the southeast coast of the U. S. A., in August 1969, with winds of 150 miles per hour plus, the wave vectors were found to be unstable thousands of miles away in the southern Vancouver Island area. We have observed similar wave disturbances associated with other severe hurricanes far removed from the site of testing.

This type of observation is the special prerogative of those free from the wave interference of X-rays. We use two angle wires that, under normal conditions, respond strongly by immediately crossing when we are correctly aligned in our respective channels. If the head is slightly tilted either up or down the wires jerk apart. The polarized energy waves are alive and dynamic. This reaction is symbolic of a steady magnetic state.

During disturbances our own pattern fluctuates and changes. Surmising this fact I checked and was completely intrigued with some of my findings. The wires were limp and failed to cross when I was first aligned in my channel with my head in a level position; I tilted my head down ten or more degrees before the wires became alive and swung transversely to each other, but to keep them crossed

I had to gradually lift my head to the horizontal and then tilt it slowly upwards to synchronize with the shifting levels. I rechecked at different intervals experiencing many variations but all confirming the shift and deviation from level in the wave motion. On some occasions my wires would only cross initially when my head was several or more degrees above level; for brief intervals only would they cross when my head was horizontal. It was like a rolling, heaving ship on a stormy sea. Others confirmed these findings during the same period.

The fact that during the sea-saw motion our own level position occasionally coincides briefly with the level of the wave motion can be misleading to the inexperienced. Double checking from both directions is a wise precaution to assure the wave channel is in a co-ordinated pattern coming in strongly and consistently. If there is any doubt as to the constancy of the field, then polarizing should not be attempted.

We conclude our analysis by stressing the wonders that polarizing can achieve but it should be called upon only when needed for a corrective purpose. This is seldom necessary once the energies of the body are in a single co-ordinated pattern. Adequate exercise plays an important role in the realization of our state of well being. When we are in a correct pattern each movement of our body stimulates the flow of electromagnetic waves as the brain and the neurons cut in and out of their assigned wave channels. If the magnetic pattern is strong the flow of magnetic waves will be strong in direct relation. In contrast unflexed muscles receiving no magnetic wave stimulation soon deteriorate. After a short period of confinement to bed or immobilization the magnetic wave deficiency becomes apparent. Good food chemistry is of equal importance. A healthy magnetic body is dependent on a nutritious diet to supply the building blocks for growth and maintenance of a vigorous constitution. The right chemistry is required in order to effectively polarize the tissues and muscles. Vitamin C and calcium are important components of the glue that holds the cells together and play an essential role in the alignment of atoms.