This section is from the book "Magnetically Yours", by Frances Nixon. Also available from Amazon: Magnetically Yours.
Standard methods of locating one's channel are described in Vivaxis, The Spiral of Life and will not be discussed here. However, 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 counteracted.
Our model, shown in Figure 6, is faced out of her channel concentrating on holding the wire level. The angle wire is held so it touches the centre portion of the swirl 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.

Figure 4. Angle wire grounded into centre of the line on the palm of the hand.

Figure 5. Marked with a cross the point on which the angle wire in Figure 4 is grounded.
Figure 6. Angle wire held grounded on centre point of thumbnail.
Another method, used when chest X-rays interfere, is illustrated in Figure 4. The wire is held in one hand and grounded midway on the centre line of the palm of the other hand. (See Figure 5. ) With the head level and the wire held correctly the angle wire will turn in the direction of the persons's Vivaxis.
These are rather awkward methods and are ineffectual if the hands have been X-rayed. 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 receptor neurons of the head associated with reflexes terminating in the thumbs. After these are traced and corrected the participant can generally determine the direction of his Vivaxis.
It is interesting to observe that some of the disturbed neurons of the skull connected with the thumbs have been associated with the cause of chronic headaches. Thus, correcting the neurons has relieved the participant of the discomfort of recurring headaches.
If people realized the sensitivity and importance of the neurons in the hands, I feel confident they would take greater precaution when using strong chemicals by protecting their hands with rubber gloves. Detergents, insecticide bombs, paints, are some of the chemicals which disrupt a normal atomic arrangement.
We observe examples which graphically demonstrate the effects of chemicals on magnetism during tests with human hair. Hairs untouched by dyes have a strong atomic pattern of magnetism. Those removed from the top of the head have both quanta of the individual and, as a result, have strong wave vectors correctly orientated to his Vivaxis. Hairs, taken from either side of the head, have an incomplete energy; the wave vectors generally channel back to their owner to seek their counterpart. This occurs when the gravitational influences are favourable and is an interesting study in its own right, but I will not digress from the main issue at this time.
This test of the hair can be used to confirm whether the participant had accurately aligned, both forwards and backwards, in correct orientation to his Vivaxis, for only then will both energies be introduced into all the hair of his scalp. If, when he attempted his polarizing his head had not been level or his direction had been incorrect, then this change in energy would not occur in the side hairs. This is a law of nature which makes itself manifest in literally hundreds of ways and it is incredible that man has been utterly blind to its existence for so long.
In contrast, hair that has been peroxided or treated with harmful dyes invariably lacks the atomic arrangement of magnetism. Many authorities suspect hair dyes are a contributing cause of cancer; their opinion is probably well founded. I have observed, individuals who use hair dyes over a prolonged period of time, have a noticeably weaker pattern of magnetic waves in the cortex of their skull and I suspect that hair dyes in some instances are the culprit of disturbed neuron receptors.
Devices for aiding individuals to locate their correct channel are currently under study. The first person to contribute an efficient design will be well rewarded by popular demand. Everyone will appreciate this contribution to the future of magnetics, as it applies to the mental and physical well being of each individual.
The basis for electronic equipment is magnetism. Consequently, electronic instruments will have an atomic alignment with a wave vector to a Vivaxis of their own. This is a factor which will necessitate special adaption. In my role as a wave transmitter I must place myself out of direct alignment to my own Vivaxis in order to be in a weak incoherent pattern and therefore able to link circuits and trace a polarized wave vector, other than my own, to its Vivaxis.
We mention in the book Vivaxis that deflections in the direction of one's channel can be caused by other magnetic fields. This was illustrated to me very forcibly when I was recently assisting a friend to locate her channel. Within the room was a television set, which was unplugged but still causing a variation of about twenty degrees to the correct direction of her Vivaxis. We removed the television to another room and confirmed the fact it had created the deflection.
We are increasingly aware of the hazards to our health from influences of electromagnetic fields; even the acid and alkaline balance of the body can be affected. In recent experiments researchers have found that electromagnetic fields in office buildings can affect the efficiency and thinking capabilities of the workers. The loss of efficiency was found to be in proportion to the strength of the field; the higher the floor from the ground, the greater the loss in efficiency. Other factors were the voltage and the design of the wiring system; the latter was particularly important since the strength of the field was influenced by the layout of the wires, parallel, criss-crossed or some other design.
Many predict that before long the word "Vivaxis" will be on the lips of every educated child. It was not long ago that the idea of sending our voices over the air was treated with ridicule or regarded as blasphemy. Man is rapidly emerging from the dark ages and into the electronic age but in his haste he has pathetically ignored his own part in the universal scheme of magnetics.
 
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