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It is worth noting that as early as 1924, Dr. Albert Abrams, a brilliant San Francisco physician and one of the early pioneers in biomagnetic research, made the following observation relating to the qualitative differences between positive and negative magnetic energy: "Let a subject with normal hearing listen to the tick of a watch at the threshold of perception and it will be observed that when the positive pole of a bar magnet is held close to the external auditory meatus, audition is increased. When the negative end of the magnet is used the audition is decreased. Both ears show a like reaction, and this method of differing polar energy is worthy of further investigation" (2, P. 19).

Roger Smith says of Dr. Abrams, “[he] discovered that disease could be dealt with as a vibratory phenomenon, and therefore simplified the whole business of proper diagnosis a thousand times . . . Abrams had reached the fundamental understanding that the human nervous system is an extremely sensitive receiver, more so than any electronic device, constantly taking in all the different vibrations radiating in from the universe and somehow distinguishing them from each other . . . His work was a practical example of effective therapy using electro-vibratory fields instead of a surgeon’s knife or massive chemical suppression of symptoms (45, P. 252). ”

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SOMATIC POLARITIES Wherever there is magnetism there is also, of necessity, differing polarities — no system, inanimate or organic, should be excepted from this rule. Accordingly, while the entire human structure has its intrinsic magnetization, polarities are found to vary throughout the body. Dr. Tomlinson has, in body its overall characteristic somatic, magnetic waveform.

The strength of the magnetic fields produced by the human body are said to be in the micro-gauss range (C-2).

Using a very sensitive measuring device which he construct­ considerable positive energy. Davis further indicates that the testicles are positive, and the urethral tube negative, and that shoulders that were weak, sprained, or had internal cold effects, showed a higher than normal positive voltage, compared to normal systems. His measurements further indicated that at the site of a broken bone, the body supplies high negative voltage, but as healing takes place, the normal voltage of that section of the limb is restored.

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Considering body polarities from an overall perspective, Davis maintains that the right side of the body is positive with respect to the negative left side, and that the hands, particularly, give off considerable magnetic energy.*

In contrasting the electrical polarities of humans with those of animals, Dr. Davis notes that quadruped animals, large and small, show remarkable similarities to humans in terms of the polarity and location of somatic voltages. Both healthy and sick humans and animals were measured for the electrical potentials at various locations on their bodies; a correspon­

dence in both polarity and location was found (D-3). It was further noted that sick, weak, and old subjects generally produced lower voltage readings than those of healthy, strong, young subjects. Davis maintains that while the location and polarity of the various electrical energies about the body remain the same for all individuals, their values or strengths will differ from one person to the next (D-3).

* This energy apparently can be transferred to other humans, to animals, or to plants — hence a possible basis for "healing hands." Some persons who have an exceptional facility for effecting cures by the laying on of hands have reported feeling drained or weakened after a healing session.

This is presumedly due to the loss of their own energy as it flows through their hands and into the body of the person being treated.

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Nor are polarity differences unrelated to differences of sex.

Dr. Abrams, in his research, found that the male polarity is positive and the female, negative (2, P. 22). In his diagnostic methods of evoking a stomach reflex to determine physical illness, Abrams was able to distinguish between a female polarity response and a male polarity response (2, P. 22).

Another peculiarity in relation to somatic polarities and magnetic fields, involves the position of the body with respect to the field. Dr. Madeline Barnothy has shown in experiments with mice that certain biological effects in a magnetic field depend on the animal's position relative to the field (1, P. 124).

Dr. Sierra assures us that when sleeping or resting in a prone position, the orientation of one's body in relation to the earth's magnetic field, matters. The position in sleeping should be with the head towards magnetic north, and the feet towards magnetic south. This way, he explains, the flow of the earth's magnetism follows the natural lines of force of the human body. In this position, the body offers minimum impedance to the earth’s magnetic flow as it functions to recharge the body while at rest (C).

To induce relaxation or sleep, Dr. Sierra places the north pole of a magnet to the front of the head and the south pole to the back. This placement corresponds to the body's natural electrical polarity in these two locations. If placement of the magnets is reversed, ie. positive to the front of the head and negative to the back of the head, human subjects become dizzy. The same kind of reversed magnetic polarity if applied to the head of a small animal can render it unconscious (C), (C-2).

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Dr. Ralph Sierra, in his Puerto Rico Laboratory, demonstrated the path followed by the magnetic lines of force of a small bar magnet. The magnet is located at the lower end of the pencil-like device placed in a glass of water. A powdered ferromagnetic substance previously placed in the water is seen to conform to a kind of "figure-eight" shape which indicates the force-field configuration established by the magnet.

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One way to test the validity of biomagnetic field research according to Dr. Massy is to use a divining rod or pendulum.

Following in the steps of Turenne and Abrams he points out that both Moses and Aaron used divining rods to tap into the knowledge of the universal field. Massy does state that information obtained in this manner should be verified by other techniques wherever possible.

In Alive to the Universe (48, P. 42-44) Massy shows how to detect the north and south polarities from a simple compass magnet. A pendulum tuned to resonate with the operator's nervous system will rotate clockwise over a north pole and anti-clockwise over a south pole. "The pendulum," Massy states, "acts as an extension of the neuromuscular nervous system. It is an amplifier of a biofeedback signal. Without the operator the pendulum is useless, as it is in the hands of an untrained operator."

Using a pendulum specifically designed to record life forces (48, P. 89) Massy shows that the energies coming from a healthy right hand are positive from the palm and negative from the back, and that the fingers emit energies of alternating polarities (48, P. 60). He also demonstrates how to detect trouble spots in the body from the negative fields they give off, a technique he calls aura balancing. When these energies are removed and replaced with positive healing energies, an instantaneous sensation of well-being is experienced. This method of energy balancing involves the chakras as dealt with in Part II of this book.

A good diviner can obtain yes or no answers to any question via his pendulum or rod and thus quicken the pace of his own research as well as test the results of others.

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Roger Smith (left) and Phil Allen, co-authors of Energy, Matter and Form (45), the second volume in The Supersensitive Life of Man series of consciousness research books published by the University of the Trees Press.

Carrying on from my work, Roger Smith and Phil Allen have put together an experimental guide to the pioneering work now being done which offers some radically new visions of our hidden creative potentials. Their book proceeds step-by-step through experiments with bioenergetics and chakra dynamics to the new discoveries which are showing that the material universe may just be a holographic representation within our consciousness, an incredible feat of creative imagination. Our divining faculty, or radiesthesic supersense, is a good example.

The fact that we can tune our electro-vibratory nervous antenna to someone a thousand miles away and accurately determine their state of health is a convincing display of these capabilities we all share.

New equipment and instruments are also described in their book which enable anyone to test the results of vibrational resonance on which the new theories of Supersensonic psycho­

physical energies depend.

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