The power of polarizing is largely effected through our body's fluids. In a liquid the molecules are not held into position with respect to one another. A liquid has a flexible atomic arrangement. Its molecules move relative to one another only when "subjected to a force". During the process of polarizing we create such a force and our bodies are raised to a higher energy state.

Polarizing directly into the channel of our own Vivaxis brings all our body's electromagnetic waves into one strong co-ordinated and coherent pattern. The atoms of our body tilt their nuclei toward one source of magnetic energy. Observing a rule of like wave seeking like wave; one train of wave quanta travels in one direction, the other in the opposite. Although their energy wave flows are direction-ally opposed their goal is to the same geographic point with a common magnetic wavelength. This strong two way link generates a force with potent energy wave powers invisible to the naked eye. Polarizing the atomic structure within our bodies has shown the power of these magnetic waves; in view of their strength they should be utilized only by those fully aware of the effects and prepared to use them with understanding, precision and discretion. It is stressed in Vivaxis that polarizing can "work miracles" for you but, if misused, can have adverse effects through over-radiation or unbalanced polarity.

For one half hour or longer after basic polarizing the changes in the energy pattern of all the nerves located in the cortex of the skull can be detected. They have become magnetically stimulated and give testimony by their activated wave motion. The direction of energy wave flow of each neuron can be traced as it alternates in a two way channel correctly orientated to the individual's Vivaxis. Under normal circumstances when a person is in repose the neurons in the cortex of the skull associated with the various limbs are also in repose. In contrast, after stimulation by polarizing, the wave activity of the neurons persists for 30 minutes to one hour even though the person is at rest. Stimulating the magnetic wave pattern generally benefits the entire system including all the organs and glands; blood circulation improves and magnetic wave antibodies become more prevalent in the lymph glands.

Polarizing probably stimulates the adrenal glands, too, and we suggest caution to prevent adrenal exhaustion. We recommend polarizing not more than 60 seconds at any one time with an interval of three days or more between sessions. There is an exception to the above recommendation. When fighting a virus infection polarizing should be reduced to 35 seconds exposure at any one time, but repeated within a three hour period to destroy the incubating virus. Three sessions at three hour intervals is generally sufficient and more is not advisable.

Next, we turn to the analysis of what we have termed "specific polarizing". This is merely a concentration of energy wave flow to one specific trouble area. The principle is to reinstate and correct a disrupted magnetic wave pattern; a disturbance that basic polarizing is not strong enough to restore.

In general, they are disturbances that have become chronic and are accompanied by pain or disability. The receptor cells of the neurons in the head associated with the trouble area are not receiving the wave message efficiently; the result is a deficiency of magnetic waves with subsequent damage to the cells dependent on these energies.

In my experience, I trace nearly all chronic troubles to disrupted neurons or nerves in the cortex of the skull, plus the hands and the feet where the reflexes generally terminate. The static circulatory wave motion of the troubled nerve appears to be incapable of correctly receiving the message at the specified wavelength; apparently the message is scrambled by interference. The objective of specific polarizing is to reinstate the correct polarity with a wavelength corresponding to that of the energies of the brain.

Neuron   One of a variety found in human beings. A nerve consists of a number of neuron fibers bound together but insulated from each other.

Neuron - One of a variety found in human beings. A nerve consists of a number of neuron fibers bound together but insulated from each other.

Motor neuron   with a long axon extending from the central nervous system to the muscle.

Motor neuron - with a long axon extending from the central nervous system to the muscle.

The electron microscope   reveals that a synaptic knob contains tiny synaptic vesicles. Theories are advanced that an impulse travelling along an axon to the synaptic knob stimulates these vesicles to discharge a transmitter chemical.

The electron microscope - reveals that a synaptic knob contains tiny synaptic vesicles. Theories are advanced that an impulse travelling along an axon to the synaptic knob stimulates these vesicles to discharge a transmitter chemical.

Where no head X-rays are involved, the initial corrective step is to accurately locate and mark on the head the position of the disturbed neuron. The participant then faces directly into his channel observing the correct rules of posture for head and body. Light taps to the marked neuron with a wooden object directs the energy wave flow of the participant's strongly polarized waves to the trouble area; he pauses eight seconds for the magnetic spin pattern to orientate itself before turning a full 180 degrees into the opposite direction. The taps are again applied lightly and the waiting period of eight seconds is repeated before he moves out of his assigned wave channel. The purpose of polarizing first in one direction and then in the opposite is consistent with the fundamental law of magnetism which is produced by reversing currents of related energies. Further instructions for specific polarizing are detailed in Chapter 4.

Specific polarizing only activates the particular receptor which has been stimulated; the receptor shows strong polarization with wave vectors alternating in a lively circuit, to and from the participant's Vivaxis for half an hour or more after stimulation. This is in contrast to basic polarizing when all neurons of the head give evidence of stimulation as described earlier in this chapter. The concentration of a person's own strongly polarized waves to one distressed receptor is capable of making permanent readjustment by restoring dormant reflexes and reactivating the correct wave pattern to correspond with the wavelength of the brain. Hence, the power of specific polarizing lies in the fact the stimulation can be concentrated to an isolated neuron, or group of neurons, associated with a particular part of the body.

The limbs, the glands, the organs of the body, each have their group of neurons in the skull; some voluntary, some involuntary. The neurons deliver the messages initiated by the brain. For example, we detect a group of five main neurons in the cortex of the head which are identified with the movement and reflexes of the right index finger, similarly five are identified with the left index finger. But one neuron near the top of the head is common to both fingers. They work as a group with an interplay of magnetic waves between the right and left sides. In the illustration note the location of the specific neurons which are balanced with corresponding positions on either side of the head. (Figures 1 and 2. )

The blue print of magnetism is a balanced uniformity of energy wave motion concentrated around the centre point of magnetic influence. Pause for a moment to reflect on "deformity" and one can realize it is basically a disruption of related magnetic energies which can no longer operate in a co-ordinated balance as one magnetic unit. One visualizes a picture, drawn by an artist belonging to the school of non-conformists, depicting deliberate distortion. A face is portrayed, devoid of magnetism, with features lopsided and distorted, entitled "No Vivaxis".