Mathison SuperVisualization

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the duplicative techniques of
by Volney G. Mathison
SUPER VISUALIZATION
The Duplicative Techniques of
APPLIED CREATIVE ENERGY
(Formerly the Manual of Electropsychometry)
By Volney G. Mathison
Volume 1
CONTENTS Page
Introductory Note 1
PART I
The Six Basic Modes of Possible Human Action 7

Electropsychometric Assessment Techniques 12
Reducing Awareness of the Hand Electrode 14
Notes on Tone-Meter Readings 16
On "Interrogation Anxiety" 27
Preliminary Notes on Assessment Questions 33
Electropsychometric Assessment Questions 35
Notes on a Test Word List 38
Test Word List 40
Time-Sweeping by the Subconscious 42
Assessment Through Imaging Instructions 48
WARNING! DANGER! 52
PART II
Regression Techniques 54
The Sermon Technique 66
PART III
Concerning Energy Flows 74

Flow Techniques
# 1: Flowing Out a Negative Energy Pattern 80
# 2: Conscious Awareness of Cosmic Inflows 86
# 3: Alternating Energy Flows 91
# 4: Reversed Sequence Technique 96
II 5: Pull Negative Image Through the Body 99
# 6: Reversing BEING, DOING, HAVING 101
# 7: Explosions 103
A Concluding Message 104
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(Formerly the Manual of Electropsychometry)
by Volney G. Mathison
Volume 1
INTRODUCTORY NOTE
"Super- Visualization" replaces the former "Manual of

Electropsychometry", which, during the past seven years, has
been published through four editions and several printings.
Electropsychometry has been developed during these
seven years from a single mimeographed sheet containing
instructions on how to operate the original basic Electro-
psychometer, to the present 220 pages of theory and tech-
niques, plus some four additional books listed below* that
deal with concepts which have come up into the writer's
awareness through electropsychometric research.
As this work progressed through thousands of hours of
processing of distressed people, it became apparent that
electropsychometry was destined to be not merely an electro-

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mechanical measuring procedure; that, instead, it is a

psychical adventure of a unique and special order, compris-
ing, at times, events of a completely fantastic and unpub-
lishable kind. It became evident, too, that the phenomena
that is contacted is based on the power of the human psyche
to create mental images or pictures that are the precursors
of physical events. This is SUPER VISUALIZATION.
The major evaluations arrived at in this research are
these:
1: That "matter" or physical substance is merely

the way that we human beings at present "seen
c~rtain trapped circulatory "energy flows".
2: That this "energy" is a powerful super-fre-

quency force which is non-visible optically
except when trapped in the special circulatory
patterns known as "matter", or when manifested
in mental images.
3: That, in the case of a human being, this energy

can be psychically directed, or MISDIRECTED,
intensified or reduced, increased in potential
or REVERSED.
4: That misdirected, reduced, or stopped energy

flo\otS are the cause of most illness and disease.
5: That modifications of energy flows in a human
being are mainly achieved on the subconscious
level--BUT CAN BE INTENSIFIED, REDIRECTED, AND
REAPPLIED by duplicative mental image patterns
sustained on the level of conscious awareness.
6: That the direction and intensity of human psy-

chophysical energy flows can be registered and
relatively measured on the meters of the Elec-
tropsychometer.
Electropsychometry is based on the above f ormulations.
From these have developed the specific techniques presented
herein. These techniques are presented forthwith, in this
volume, for the assistance of those who wish to DO SOMETHING

at once, and study theory later. Consequently, theory and
also advanced discussions of some of the techniques are to
be published in an additional second volume now in prepar-

ation.
So, here are the "Action-Jackson" techniques of Elec-
tropsychometry and of Applied Creative Energy.
Theoretical discussion is at a minimum. This is covered
in Volume 2. However, it will once again be emphasized at
this point that the one basic principle or law dealt with in
all this work is that one first creates mental pictures, or
image patterns, which, if duplicated intensely enough for a
long enough space of time, will lead to the ir materializa-
tion in physical reality--for the scientifically established
reason that the creating of a mental image is a manifesta-
tion of an actual flow of energy that causes alterations in
the configurations of molecular and atomic phys i cal pat-
terns. More briefly stated, mental images are a manifesta-
tion of Creative Energy.
Here is an easily performed experiment t hat illustrates
this:
On Page 4 are .two reversed pictures, one of a woman's
head, and the second of an Electropsychometer.
To perform the experiment, first look f i xedly and with
unwavering attention at the black dots on the \'lOman's nose--
for 33 seconds. Don't look away at a watch or clock to
ascertain the time span; either have someone else time you,
or very slowly count to 33, meanwhile looking fixedly at the
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four dots without an interruption. Then look up at one spot
on a neutral white or craam colored plaster wall or ceiling
for about ten seconds. A vivid image of a black-haired woman

in a glowing white circle of light will appear.
The same experiment may be performed with the picture
of the Electropsychometer. Look fixedly at the dots in the
center of the picture for 33 seconds, then look up or away
at the plaster wall or ceiling. Again in about ten seconds,
an image of the instrument will appear.
This experiment strikingly demonstrates two things.
First, it discloses the effect of DUPLICATION, for in the
33-second interval, one duplicates the picture in the mind
many times. Upon then looking away for several seconds, the
re-reversed image facsimile of the picture appears. This
image is of course not on the plaster wall or ceiling; it is
in the mind. IT IS PURELY AND SOLELY A CREATION OF PSYCHICAL
ENERGYI The fact that it appears in reversed colors demon-
strates also the REVERSED-ENERGY-FLOW principle of Electro-

psychometry. This is, by looking fixedly at one of the pic-
tures on the preceding page, the viewer has temporarily

charged a cortical area of his mind with the picture; then
when he looks away, a discharge of this picture-making
energy occurs, involving a REVERSE FLOW and a reversed color

effect in the image.
Perform this experiment and you will never forget that
mental pictures or images are real things and are a mani-
festation of some special form of energy.
In this experiment, the charge is brief and wholly on
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the conscious level; hence the discharge is swift and
effortless. In the situations of human living, undesirable
psychical-area charges are long sustained; i.e., they are

duplicated inte~inably for weeks, months, years, and are so
deeply installed that it can be hard to obtain reversed-

energy flows of them. Yet this is what MUST be done, and
this is what Electropsychometry purposes to do--and does.
This book is in three parts. Part 1 contains a chapter
on possible courses of human action in dealing with problems
or situations. This is followed by a series of five Electro-
psychometric methods of uncovering the sources of anxiety or
disturbance in a case. This is essential; for how can one
deal with a problem until one knows what one's problem
really is? It is a remarkable fact that the real sources of
one's anxieties may be so deeply hidden in one's subcon-
scious that one will go about believing all sorts of other
things are causing all the trouble, and erroneously blaming
these other things which are secondary effects, not causes.

Meanwhile, the true cause remains hidden, growing ever more
powerful in its effects. By cause is meant usually not a
single occluded event but a pattern of or a long series of
events occurring in early clrildhood, in infancy, and perhaps
in the prenatal area, or earlier on the genetic line.
Part II deals with a series of five regression-type
techniques for discharging anxiety and tension on specific-
ally ascertained sources of anxiety or disturbance.
Part III presents something new: The powerful stream-
lined techniques of SUPER VISUALIZATION. These are derived,

to some extent, from a certain system of procedures styled
"scientology", but with all the objectionable specific tech-

niques thereof either eliminated entirely or drastically
altered in a constructive and beneficial direction.
The application of these techniques almost essentially
requires the use of either a manual or, preferably, of a
dual manual-automatic typ.e of Electropsychometer, for the
important reason that the instrument immediately registers
whether a technique that is being used is improving or
worsening the case. 11 0ne man's meat is another man's poison"
is certainly true in this work. A procedure that works a
miracle of improvement in one case may make another person
sicker than he already is. The Electropsychometer shows what
is happening, and if an unfavorable reaction occurs, the
technique being used must at once be abandoned for another

until a method for obtaining a rising tone on the instrument
is found.
The term "instructee" in these pages refers to the per-
son who is being instructed, helped, aided, counseled, or
processed. The term "instructor" refers to the person who is

carrying on the instruction, aiding, counseling, or pro-
cessing. The designation "instructor" herein may apply to a
doctor, a minister, or to a lay person. Many instructors are
former instructees who have learned how to carry on this
type of work.
PART I
THE SIX BASIC MODES OF POSSIBLE HUMAN ACTION
Formal works on psychology, copying Freud, usually
mention that all human problems or situations can and must
be resolved in one or the other of five possible ways: By
attacking, fleeing, ignoring, avoiding, or succumbing. I
have never seen a book that made this matter clear, so I
shall now clarify it here. I employ a slightly altered ter-
minology and show not five but six basic courses of possible
action. These are:
1: ATTACK the problem or situation.
2: FLEE from the problem or situation.
3: AVOID the problem or situation.

4: IGNORE IT.
5: ACCEPT IT.
6: DIE, and thereby escape from the whole thingl
These six possible courses of action will now be brief-
ly delineated, starting with the last one, TO DIE, and con-
cluding with the first one, TO ATTACK.
Course No. 6: TO DIE, and thereby escape from the whole

thing.
This does not need any explanation or amplification. It

is a very commonly used procedure.
Course No. 5: TO ACCEPT the problem or situation.
More often than is realized, this is a sensible course

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of action. For example: Colored people have been buying

homes in my district. As a consequence, some whites have
been selling out desirable homes in this area, which is one
of the most convenient in the entire city of Los Angeles.
Since I am a Southerner, had this occurred several years ago
before I had developed Electropsychometry, I, too, would
have seen red and sold out. This would have been using
Course No. 2, above, FLEEING. But my experiences of the past
few years have convinced me that people are just people,

regardless of race or color; further that they are all gen-
etically related. Also, there is now a Supreme Court decision
on the books which says that a colored person has a right to
buy and live in a home anywhere he can get it. So I have
ACCEPTED this situation, which enables me to continue to
enjoy my home. To some degree, perhaps, I am also using
Course No. 4 above; that is, I may also be IGNORING the
situation. At any rate, on Electropsychometric test, I

register very little tension now on the subject.
One of the main goals of intelligent living is to AVOID
WASTING NERVOUS ENERGY. Sometimes, therefore, the acceptance

of a situation, if this can be achieved, is the best possi-
ble course of action. This may apply to the case of a parent
whose daughter or son marries someone the parent disapproves
of, or other situations of that kind. It seems that it could
apply to any situation that does not pose a direct threat to
one's happiness or survival, and which cannot readily be
altered. Much nervous energy is wasted on resisting inevi-
table situations. As one final example of this, in my own

case: I was raised in the West, and at that time, all money
here in California above a dollar was in gold. Gold coins.
In 1918, all gold was withdrawn and replaced by paper money.
We Westerners all disliked it and some of us still do,
including me--to a slight degree. What a silly waste of
nervous energyl
If it is possible and practical to accept a situation,
this may be the best course of action.
Course No. 4: TO IGNORE the problem or situation.
This is a course midway between accepting the problem
as above, or of avoiding it, as discussed below. To IGNORE

means, in this context, 11 To pay no attention ton. The main
difficulty about ignoring a situation is in the DOING OF THE
IGNORING. That is, one may say: 11 I shall ignore this problem
or this situation". But this is merely a statement in words.
Can you actually do it? The only way to be sure is to make
either an Electropsychometric or a Chevreul pendulum test,
wherein the operator asks you if you are really ignoring the
certain problem or situation, and you ascertain the correct
answer, not by your oral response, but by your Electropsy-

chometric or CP (Chevreul pendulum) response.
If the problem seriously threatens your health, happi-
ness, or welfare, this is NOT a desirable course of action.
It is applicable, at best, only to minor, merely irritating
matters
Course No. 3: TO AVOID the problem or situation.

The main way to avoid a problem or a situation is

simply to take care NOT TO BE WHERE THE PROBLEM OR SITUATION
IS! For example: I used to be a sea-going wireless operator,
and for some time I was with a captain who kept me busy
gathering and mapping all available weather reports to
disclose storm centers. This captain would navigate exten-
sive detours around such centers so that we never once got
caught in a severe storm. This is a successful application
of Course No. 3, to avoid a situation. The use of this

course usually involves the use of imagination and fore-
sight. One must accurately "foresee" (SEE IT ON THE IMAGE

LEVEL BEFORE IT PHYSICALLY HAPPENS!) and then take steps so
that one will NOT BE wherever the problem is going to exist
or occur. In many cases, this is an extremely desirable

course of action. One knows that hundreds of people are
killed on the highways on big holiday week-ends. "Foresee-
ing" this, one can usually AVOID being on the highways at
such times.
Course No. 2: TO FLEE from the situation or problem.
This is sometimes not only a good course of action, but

in certain cases it is the ONLY sane course of action,
especially with reference to dangerous physical situations.
For example, if you are crossing a street and you see
a huge truck roaring down upon you, the sane thing t o do is
to FLEE, which in this case is to jump or run. If your car

stalls on a railroad track and a train is coming, the same
thing applies. If you see a tree or a wall falling toward

you, it likewise is best to flee from the danger.

But, obviously, to flee is suitable usually only, as
said, in the face of direct insuperable physical danger,
especially when the peril is of a massive kind.
And now we come to Course No. 1:
1: TO ATTACK the problem or situation.
This is the course of positive dynamic action. To
attack, of course, does not comprise merely the use of
rocks, clubs, bows and arrows, shotguns, or bulldozers. It

is widely applicable on both the mental and physical levels.
This is the best of all procedures, if it is at all usable.
It takes thousands of for.ms and expressions.
Electropsychometry comprises solely and wholly a devel-
opment of METHODS OF ATTACKING SITUATIONS OR PROBLEMS. The
creating and duplicating of mental image patterns delineat-
ing positive courses of action is a mode of ATTACK. If you

are not inclined to attack your problems or situations, you
should toss this book aside. If you do wish to attack them
on every level and by every means, then take a long look at

what follows hereinl
ELECTROPSYCHOMETRIC ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES
The aim of these techniques and procedures, which
require the use of an Electropsychometer, is to find out
what is subconsciously disturbing the instructee. The guid-
ing and basic principle employed in using them is simply
this:
The instructee is caused to create various action-type

mental images or pictures. These mental pictures, if NOT
related to anything seriously disturbing or painful in the
instructee's previous experience, will not produce any pro-
nounced responses on the Electropsychometer. But the calling
up of a mental image or picture that is RELATED to some
painful experience that occurred in the life of the instruc-
tee in adolescence, childhood, infancy, or during the pre-
natal period--or possibly back on the genetic line--will
cause a more or less sharp surge to the right of the surge-
meter needle of the Electropsychometer. (Meter #15.)

A question or item of procedure that causes sharp meter
surges is significant even though the instructee is very
apt to insist that "This is not important; this is not the
cause of my trouble", or the like.
Some practice as an Electropsychometrist is required,
however, to recognize significant meter surges. During an
assessment or examination, the surge-meter needle is nor-
mally in some action, swinging from 5 to 15 points on each
question or instruction. . This is more or less "analytical
conscious action". It relates to the process of consciously

looking over the images called up by the techniques or ques-
tions. A serious surge is usually one that pushes the surge-
meter needle all the way to the right-hand p i n and holds it
there two or three seconds or longer. The longer the needle
stays on the right-hand pin, the more significant is the
affecting item that has been contacted.
PREPARATION OF INSTRUCTEE
If at all feasible, the instructee should lie on a
couch or bed. This couch should be clean and comfortable,
and free of disturbing lumps or bumps; it should have no
musty or unpleasant odor. The room should be quiet; no undue
noise, radio playing, or the like. Pillows should have crisp
white bed-type slips, so that the instructee will feel in-
clined to relax his head upon them.
The room should be at moderate temperature, if possi-
ble, neither chilly nor overly warm. Have instructee remove
shoes. If instructee desires, a light blanket should be

placed over feet and legs.
Instructor should sit close beside couch. He should

have the Electropsychometer on a stand directly before him
so that he can easily observe BOTH the meters of the instru-
ment and the face of the instructee.
If no couch is at hand, instructee may simply be placed

in a comfortable chair.
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REDUCING AWARENESS OF HAND ELECTRODE
Instructions for calibrating the tone-meter of the
Electropsychometer appear in instruction sheets furnished
with instruments. Assuming instrument has been calibrated:
Have instructee take up hand electrode. Be sure that in-
structee holds electrode in the center; that is, with

fingers equally distant from each end of the electrode so
that both metal cylinders of the electrode are in contact
with fingers.
Say to instructee something like this:
"Squeeze hard on the electrode. Relax. Squeeze again;

keep squeezing. Harder! Harder! Harder! Relax. Again.
Squeeze hard, harder, harder, harder. Relax."
Repeat this routine a few times, or until the needle of
the tone-meter (Meter #24) does not move more than about
one-half inch between the condition of squeezing and the
condition of relaxing. This routine reduces conscious aware-
ness of the electrode.
Conclude by saying: All right. Relax. Keep a comfort-

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able hold of the electrode. Place it in some restful posi-
tion and hold it, and FORGET ALL ABOUT ITltt
Do not per.mit instructee to hold the electrode up in
some tense, awkward position.
The above procedure is merely a brief, preliminary step
in reducing the instructee's conscious awareness of the hand

electrode. In Electropsychometry one encounters--from the
unpractised operator--the complaint that the instructee can

purposely or mechanically cause meter registrations by
alterations of his grip on the hand electrode. The complaint

is valid, but mainly to the extent that the operator is
unpractised. The Electropsychometer dispenses with needles,
clamps, harnesses, and the like in favor of the simple one-
hand electrode which combines psychogalvanic and neuromus-
cular reflexes in one composite registration. The major
basic patents on the instrument rest on this composite dual
registration.
Mechanical and conscious manipulation of the electrode
is not eliminated by the above electrode-squeezing routine,
but this procedure is the first step. The major relaxation
technique of Electropsychometry about to be presented will
effectively reduce almost all remaining mechanical or
conscious tendencies of the instructee to interfere with
meter registrations.
Do NOT permit instructee to place both hands over the
electrode. Have instructee hold electrode in either hand,
right or left, as he or she prefers, and KEEP OTHER HAND
AWAY. If necessary, place a light towel or piece of kleenex

or the like over the hand with electrode.
If the instructee displays a tendency to tap with a
thumb or finger on the electrode, request him to discontinue
this. This often occurs as the instructee goes into a long
dissertation on his troubles and problems, or sometimes
during one of the examination procedures. Simply call his
attention to the tapping and ask that it be discontinued;
HOWEVER, DO NOT MENTION TAPPING THE ELECTRODE WITH A FINGER

UNLESS THE INSTRUCTEE ACTUALLY BEGINS DOING IT! To mention
it at all is to suggest it to an instructee who otherwise
might never think of doing this.
In the case of an extremely nervous instructee, instep
or foot electrodes may be used. These consist of two convex
stainless steel plates which are applied to the soles of the
bare feet and retained there by the use of elastic arch
straps. (See illustration on Page 17.) Also, the instructor

may use stainless steel finger springs as illustrated on the
same page. The practised operator is unlikely to make much
use of these devices, but they may be valuable at times.
NOTES ON TONE-METER READINGS
The left-hand meter of the Electropsychometer (Meter
#14), called the TONE-METER, presents immediate significant
infonnation. After the instructee has been stabilized in a
preliminary fashion on the hand electrode, in accordance
with the preceding instructions, the TONE SCALE SELECTOR

S\'IITCH (Control #3) is rota ted to whatever position produces
a reading on the tone-meter. Operate with the needle of
Meter #14 in the general right-hand area of the meter scale,
if possible. In other words, try to avoid using the left-
hand third or quarter of the meter scale, since registra-
tions taken on that section of the scale are less accurate
and less sensitive than those taken on the right-hand t\-.ro-
thirds of the scale.
There are five scales on the tone-meter. The inner

Electrodes used with the
Mathison Electropsychometer
MATHISON DUAL CONCEN-

TrtiC HAND ELECTRODE.
Lathe-turned duralum1num
electrode, complete with
Q
cord and plug. Registers
simultaneously both gal-
vanic skin reaction and
neuromuscular reflexes.
(U.S.Patent appl. number
450901)
Patent 1/' 2 ,6 84 ,670
MATHISON INSTEP ELECTRODES

Illustration shows stain-
less steel convex contact-
ing plates. Furnished
complete with cord,insert
plug, and Scholl elastic
arch straps.
Photo below shows mode of
use.
Stainless steel
finger - spring
electrodes. Can
r>
be supplied on
order,
Search probe electrode. For detecting sub-

luxations and the like. Usable only with
...;-500-P and E-AR-400 type instruments.
Supplied complete with cord and insert plug.
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scale is marked the "D" scale, with a maximum reading of 2
at its right-hand end. An instructee who reads at 1.5 or
below, on the "D" scale, is ACUTELY UPSET in some way, and
may be seriously ill physically. The two midway scales are
marked a~ the "C" and "B" scales. 11 C" scale readings between
l.$ and 2.4 toward its extreme right-hand end are low, but
"average normal" indications. The "B" scale readings from
about 2.4 to 2.8 are somewhat above "average normal".
"Tone 3" symbolizes an OPTII-lUH mind-body equilibrium.
The next outward scale, the "A" scale, registers into
an area of diminishing mind-body energy flow. The A scale is
marked from the optimum "Tone 3" near its left-h..and end to a
special negative numeration "2-X" at its right-hand end.
The final outer scale, the "X" scale, carries the same
2-X numeration near its left end that appears at the right-
hand end of the "A" scale, and has the extremely reduced
energy-flow indication marked as "1-X" toward its right-
hand end.
The vital significance of the electropsychometric tone

scale is that it reveals the extent of unfavorable departure
in ~ human being from ~ supremely desirable state of mind-
body equilibrium symbolized at Tone J., whereat "mental" and

"physical" energy flows ~ in an ideal balance.
Detailed explanatory data based on nucleonic research
appears in Vol. II of "Super Visualization" in a special
c0..apter, "The Electropsychometric Tone Scale", which should
be carefully studied. An illuminative symbolical representa-
tion appears herein on Page 21.

The actual scale that appears on 1'1eter #14 of the Elec-
tropsychometer is reproduced on Page 20. Another reproduc-
tion appears below, wherein the numerical calibrations are
mostly deleted, and having the lettered delineations of the
scales especially emphasized so that they can be more easily
identified.
Basic Plan of the TONE SCALE

Shows location of the low average-normal Tone 2, on the
D, B, and C scales. A and X scales register DIMINISHING
energy flows, descending through 2-X, 1-X, and lower.
Note again that the needle of this meter is preferably
worked in the right-hand area of the scales, so far as this
can be done. The selector switch (Control 113) is simply
rotated until readings are obtained in this area, if possi-
ble. Note also that the same numeral means the same thing on
any scale. Thus "2" at the extreme right-hand end of the "D"
scale is the same as "2" at the midway point where it
appears on the "C" scale and toward the left-hand end of the
"B" scale.
ELECTROPSYCHOMETRIC TONE-SCALE
E-400-BX
E-500-PX
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Mathison Electropsychometers
Near-zero energy flow, as ex-

The electropsychomecric tone-
scale is correlated co readings ob-
0 -X hibited in SUSPENDED ANI-
MATION; CATALEPTIC
tained with the electrode iJJusrrated COMA OF DEEP HYPNOSIS;
above, and no other.
False calmness. State of apa-
I -X NARCOTIZATION; and ter-
minal stages of MULTIPLE
New users are sometimes con-
thetic tired ness caused by SCLEROSIS.
cerned over finding that rhe cone-
blocked or exhausted energy
meter read1ng may be varied by
purposely altering the hand grip on
flows. 2 -X
the electrode.
This is precisely one of the main
reasons why the registrations ob- 3. 0
Favorable area ; may indicace optimum OPTIMUM MIND-BODY
served are apr to be significant. The
psychophysical balance, provided rhere is EQUILIBRIUM
manner of gripping chis electrode li vely auion of SURGE needle when sub OPTIMUM CREATIVE EN-
appears to be correlated tO the state je([ is induced tO recall painful past events, ERGY FLOW
of rhe case. A tense patient will grip with rapid rerurns of surge needle to
the electrode more rightly than wiJJ black arc.
a relaxed parienr. This does not
refer tO temporary modes of grip- Average American "normal " ( 195 I, '52, 2. 5
ping, such as occur while watching '53). Readings berween 2.5 and 2.0 are most
the meter. The patient should not commonly obtained. Numerous tensions
watch the meter, except temporarily 2.5 appears to represent upper side of nor of rhe standard type: anxieries over debts,
for demonstration purposes. mal. 2.0 lower side of normal. ComiJtenl job, family relations, and the like.
The therapist should await the 2.S readings are apt robe non -clinical. 2. 0
continuous mode of gripping the
electrode exhibited by the patient I. 9 Area of increasingly acutt discurbanct,
after settling on the instrument for mental or physical, or perhaps both.
THIS IS OFTEN A CRITICAL
a few minutes. Such readings are apt CLINICAL AREA
to be found ro be quire significant.
The readings are nor related di- I. 3 SEVERE DISTURBANCE
rectly tO muscular ''conus" or con-
icity of muscular structure. What is I. 2
thought co be registered is the gen-
eral state of activity of the patient's Cases reading cominuously below 1.0 ofttn EXTREMELY
are receiving or require hospitalization, SEVERE DISTURBANCE
central nervous system, as indicated
instirurionalization, or nuning care. Al-
through the endeffects of muscular I. I
most any case may get down ro a "Tone
tensions and psychogalvanic reflex 1.0" reading temp orarily, bur should re
responses. One's "tone leve l" is cover co some degree before ending of I. 0 Cast may bt approaching termination
highly dynamic. It varies severely in consultation. (dying) if reads continuously in this
situations of stress and anxiety. area. Refer ro nores on prn:eding page.
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psychometric Tone Scale. 8
"AVERAGE "SITTING ON TOP

NORMAL" OF THE WORLD."
J\ ?ne or two _ma- Psychophysica l bal-
"(J or worr1es. ance. Buoyant, keen
Many less~r sensations, high inter-
anxieties. est in ordinary daily
.8 events.
TIRED STATE OF
[)
APATHY
.6 Declining values on this
Declining values on this
side of the tone scale dis-
side of the tone scale dis-
close blocked nervous en-
.6
close an increasingly severe
.4 loss of viral nervous ener-
ergy flow as a result of
increasing apathy or indif-
gy because of acute "pres-
ent-time" nervous or phys-
ference to long-standing or
chronic nervous or physi-
.4
.z ical condir.ions .
cal conditions.
ACUTE
~DISTRESS
FROM THE
"WALLED-OFF
WORLD. "
[)B~~=~~~~ .2
''~q.,1 Blocked energy flows.
Heavily suppressed
nervous tensions pro-
du cing a false ap-
pearance of calmness.
.8
.z - ' - ~t
.2
=
Electropsychometric tone-meter readings from about 2.8 to 3.
are OPTIMUM. Readings below 3.0, declining through the numera-
tion at the left-hand side of the scale denote increasingly severe nervous
energy drains as a consequence of unresolved "present-time" anxieties,
problems, or stresses.
Readings below 3.0 declining toward the "X" numbers at the
right-hand side of the scale denote a "false calmness," a deceptive seem-
ing reduction of stress, fear and anxiety through the use of sedation,
tranquilizers, or otherwise blunted nervous activity.
In general, a reading of 2.2 represents average American

normal, 1956. Readings below 1.5 indicate a seriously upset
condition. Readings around 2.2 to .2.6 indicate an average
normal NON-CLINICAL condition of "boredom". Readings around
3 are usually optimum, indicating a desirable physical-
mental balance. All readings above 3.5 are apt to indicate
abnormally INSENSITIVE conditions. These are caused some-
times by the patient having suffered so long and so intense-
ly that he or she has finally adopted some metaphysical,
hypnotic, or religious mechanism with which to SHUT OFF BOTH
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL PAIN. Alcohol and narcotics will also
cause abnormally high readings.
On the physical level, a dying and deteriorated state

of nerve fibre structures, particularly the condition known
as multiple sclerosis, will also cause abnorma l ly high meter
readings because the nerves do not properly transmit im-
pulses.
Usually, the application of the techniques of Electro-
psychometry tends to bring an abnormally high-reading person
DOWN toward the desirable mental-physical balance indicated
at "3n.
Almost all cases read on the lower ncn scale, some-
times on the "D" scale, and the a:i..m. of Electropsychometry is
to work such cases up toward "3" The same techniques may

achieve the same effects; that is, will bring the low reader
up toward 3 and the high reader down toward 3

IMPORTANT I
Readings in the area of 2.4 to 2.$ or even at 3 do NOT
necessarily indicate that the instructee is wit hout ne e d of
processing. Electropsychometric meter readings are the AV-
ERAGE of many composite tone-factors. This should never be

overlooked. This is to say that an instructee may simultan-
eously be a Tone 3, 3.4, 3.5 in some areas and a Tone 1.1,

1.2, or the like in OTHER AREAS. In fact, probably every
person really is in a "low tonett in various areas of the
psychical personality. Such an instructee needs processing
in his LOW areas.

And bear in mind further that since the tone-meter pre-
sents a COMPOSITE READING, it will not and cannot disclose
in what particular way the instructee is low-toned. The
high-reading areas counterbalance the lows, and so an "aver-
age normal" reading results. The lows . are discovered solely
by the use of the assessment techniques that follow and
which register on the surge-meter (Meter #15) of the Elec-
tropsychometer. The surge-meter discloses the concealed low-
toned area~ easily and with certainty.
It should be mentioned here that the ultra-modern

"tranquilizer" types of medication will also cause high
tone-meter readings, usually without any objectionable side
effects. One of the best of these tranquilizers is serpen-
tine alkaloid, sold as "Serpinal", "Serpinex", and the like.
Another good one is Miltown".

11 These are non-narcotic and
are useful, especially in the cases of disturbed aged and
lonely people who do not tend to respond to processing tech-
niques. A tranquilizer is NOT a cure; it is merely a harm-
less type of sedation, a superior sort of aspirin, as it

were. The greatest value of the tranquilizer, as just sta-
ted, is for administering to aged persons who will not
respond to processing or who cannot afford it. Tranquiliz-

ers, so far, must be prescribed by a doctor.
ON "INTERROGATION ANXIETYtt
When an instructee has been stabilized on the hand
electrode, in accordance with the preceding instructions,
the sensitivity control (Control #2) of the Electropsychom-
eter is advanced to 4 or 5, preferably with the manual-

automatic switch (Control #10) on the AUTOMATIC position.
Bring the indicating needle of surge-meter (Meter #15)
approximately into the black-arc area of the smaller inner
scale of the meter. This is accomplished coarsely or roughly
by very slowly turning Control #7, and then more closely by

slowly moving the long-lever Control #$. Automatic settings
on Control #7 are always near or about 2 on the scale of
Control #7. Several adjustments of both Controls #7 and #$

are often required to find the correct working position.
The first question that should be addressed to the new
instructee is this:
11 How are you going to feel about my asking you quite a
lot of questions?"
Sometimes the instructee will promptly answer, "Oh, not

at all. I won't mind it a bit," or the like, and at the same
time registers a sharp right-hand swing of the needle of the
surge-meter. In this case, as in all others, disregard the

oral statement, go by the meter.
Of course, the meter l-1AY surge because Sensitivity
Control (#2) is turned too high, to start with, .for this
particular instructee. If the needle seems to surge vio-
lently on EVERY question, then either Sensitivity Control #2
is much too high and should be backed off,
OR
the instructee DOES experience anxiety and tension at
the prospect of being asked a series of questions. This
usually indicates that the instructee has su.f.fered a great
deal of pain.ful quizzing somewhere in the past, often down

in the area of childhood. It is sometimes the adult-life
effect of harassing investigative questioning by mother, or
by some old-maid aunt, or by some other nosey, bossy rela-
tive. The instructee should be induced to recall as vividly
as possible mental images of the person or persons who pain-
fully quizzed him or her in the past, and the situation
should be quite thoroughly discussed and talked out until

the surge-meter needle quiets do\~ substantially. Sometimes
the charge on being asked questions is very heavy. I have
had women patients burst into tears at the very putting of
the question, "How do you .feel about being asked a lot of
personal questions?" Also, I once had .for an instructee a
young attorney who meter-surged violently on every question
and who, it turned out, had been so harassed in childhood by
his mother's questions about his doings that he went to
college and became an attorney .for the sole reason that he
was determined that hereafter he was going to be on the

dishing-out end rather than on the receiving end of the
question-asking business.
Another factor that is apt to cause undue surge-meter
reaction on every question is fear of the instructor by the
instructee. In any case, even with a fairly quiet surge-
needle, the instructor at this point should always inquire:

11 Do I seem in some way to remind you of some person you
used to know whom you feared or disliked? Is there anything
about me that is similar to that of some person who has
bothered or injured you in the past in any way?"
If the instructee's response to this type of question

is "YES", and there is a considerable accompanying meter
surge, it is essential that the feared or disliked person
whom you resemble in some way be thoroughly discussed. While
doing this, have the instructee observe and mention every
possible way in which you are DIFFERENT from the feared or
disliked person--whether different eyes, different voice

tone, different physical build, different anything. Empha-
size the difference. If you cannot overcome any identifica-
tion of yourself with some other disliked person, presuming
such identification exists, you are not likely to be able to
proceed very far with this particular instructee.
Sometimes, in the case of the unpractised instructor,
the difficulty is too much anxiety about what is going to
happen--that is, there is anxiety on the part of BOTH in-
structor and instructee, together with too high settings of
the sensitivity control (Control #2) of the instrument. The
unpractised instructor should keep this control low so that

the surge needle is quiet until experience is gained or

until all the prel~inary investigative work outlined above
has been accomplished, concerning interrogation anxiety and
possible fear of the instructor. When all this has been
done, the instructee and the instructor will probably have
a~oothed down a bit and Control #2 may again be advanced.
When this is done, it is usually necessary to pull the
surge-meter needle of Meter #15 back by a gentle and slight
counterclockwise movement of the long-lever Control #8. But
keep the sensitivity setting low until you are sure of what
you are doing. It may well be advisable to keep the meter
sensitivity setting very low until after the completion of
the following technique:
INDUCING DEEP RELAXATION
This is the supreme and primary technique of Electro-

psychometry and of Super Visualization. It is used with
every NEW instructee just as soon as the above preliminary

steps concerning interrogation a~~iety and possible fear of
the operator have been dealt with as set forth.
Deep relaxation has been carefully researched and
applied during the years. It is the PRIME PROCEDURE upon
which the success of all subsequent processings and proced-
ures considerably depend. Therefore, read and practise the
following instruction slowly, seriously, and carefully.
This technique, in tprevious editions of the manual
"Electropsychometry 11 , was designated as "Body-Scanning". It
does comprise a body-scanning procedure which, however, has

two special purposes. One purpose IS to ascertain the situs
or location of sub-opt~~~ areas of the instructee's body.
By sub-optimum physical areas is meant places in the body
where there is a condition of injury, infection, or disease,

or places concerning which the instructee is in a state of
some anxiety, even though there may be nothing wrong with
that area in the purely physical sense.
In almost every case, the instructor is apt to be

apprised--by a meter surge--of any specific area of the
instructee's physical body wherein something has gone wtong
in the past, or about which the instructee is at this time
anxious.
On the other hand, if the instructee describes a major
operation or serious injury that occurred in the past, WITH-
OUT A SERIOUS METER SURGE, this usually indicates that he
has received excellent and satisfactory treatment--with

reference to that specific situation--and is fully convinced
that he has achieved a complete cure.
The detecting of UNSATISFACTORY conditions in some area

of the instructee's body, through observing meter surges, is
convincing to the instructee even when the technique is
performed by an unpractised operator. As a consequence of
the accuracy exhibited in pin-pointing places of disease, or
of incompletely resolved past injury, or anxiety about a
specific organ or structure, the instructee is likely to be
~pressed. He realizes immediately that the combination of

instructor and Electropsychameter is capable of disclosing
remarkably accurate information. The instructee is apt to be
convinced, both consciously and subconsciously, that nothing
can now be hidden. Repressed and occluded events and sit-

uations are therefore far more readily disclosed by the
instructee than ever occurs without instrumentation. Rapport
(harmony) with and respect for the instructor is enhanced.

Confidence in the entire proceeding is inspired.
The technique for achieving the deep relaxation of the
instructee can be most clearly presented, at least in part,
by way of actual example. The unpractised instructor may
therefore more or less merely slowly READ the following ma-

terial aloud to the instructee, and carefully observe the
responses of the Electropsychometric surge-meter {Meter #15).
Short, sharp 10- to 20-point surge needle responses are
apt to be significant with reference to this techni ... ..te of
body-scanning. It is NOT necessary to get a "pin-hit" re-
sponse as is required in conducting other types of Electro-
psychometric assessment.
As has been previously emphasized, the instructee
should be comfortably disposed on a couch. Conscious inter-
est in and awareness of the hand electrode has been reduced
by the previously presented squeezing and holding tech-
niques.
One might now say to the instructee:
"The first thing we will do is to go through with a
body-relaxing technique. I will instruct you to relax cer-
tain local areas of your body, one by one. We usually begin
with the toes. I will say to you: 'Relax, toes!' You, WITH-
OUT SPEAKING ALOUD, will mentally send this instruction down
through your autonomic nervous system to your toes. That is,

you will mentally say: 'Relax, toesl' Then, when you feel
that you have sent this message down to your toes, internal-
ly, that is, you will say aloud to me: o.K., or 'Yes'"
(NOTE--The purpose behind having the instructee say

11 0.K. 11 or 11 Yes 11 aloud to the instructor, when the instructee
feels he has completed each instruction, is to make sure
that the test is not applied too rapidly or too slowly. If
the instructions are given too rapidly, the instructee falls
behind, becomes irritated, and does not carry out the pro-
cedure. If presented too slowly to suit the instructee's
temperament, he will become restless and impatient. There-

fore, the instructee is to say no.K." or "Yes" to the in-
structor after completing each instruction.)
(IMPORTANT--To some instructees, the word "Relax" seems
less satisfactory than "Let go". Check with the instructee

and use the word or words that suit the instructee best.)
So, the instructor says: "Toes, left foot, relaxl" The

instructee, without speaking aloud, sends the message:
"Relax, toesl" down to the toes of his left foot, waits a
moment or so until he believes he has done whatever he can
to effect relaxation, and then says aloud, no.K.tt
Instructor: "Thank you. Now, ankle, left foot, relaxl"
Instructee: After a moment: "O.K."
Instructor: "Lower left leg, relaxl"
Instructee: After a moment: no.K."
The instructor now proceeds from area to area, as

follows:
"Toes, right foot, relaxl"
"Ankles, right foot, relaxin
"Lower right leg, relaxl"
The following areas are specifically and separately
mentioned, usually in the order given:
Lower left leg. Left knee. Right knee.
Upper left leg. Upper right leg. GENITAL AREAS.
(NOTE--Instructee is usually apprised, AT THE START OF
THE PROCEDURE, that genital or sexual areas will be
INCLUDED. This .minimizes needle surge because of shock or
surprise when the "genital areas" or "sexual areas" are
mentioned later.)
Lower digestive area (intestinal tract, liver, etc.)
Stomach Lower spinal area.
Central spinal area. Upper spinal area.
Heart. Area of left lung.
Area of right lung. General area of the throat.
General area of the back of the neck.
General area of the right shoulder.
General area of the left shoulder.
Structural area of the left ear. Right ear.
Of the right eye. Left eye.
Of the right system of sinuses.
Of the left system of sinuses.
Of the upper area of the brain.
Of the lower rear central area of the brain.
Of the frontal lobes of the brain.
Of the scalp and roots of the hair.
The instructee should be apprised that certain areas

may be returned to and rescanned during the procedure. RE-
SCANNING is done in each area of distinct needle surge. For
example, if the instructor observes a sharp needle surge in
response to 11 lower digestive tract 11 , he should MAKE NO
~1MEDIATE COMMENT. Proceed on, complete all listed areas,
then RETURN AND RESCAN surge areas. If REPEAT SURGES are
observed on specific areas, the instructee should now be
apprised accordingly. VIRTUALLY WITHOUT EXCEPTION, instruc-
tees report disease, previous surgery, injury, .Q!: .2:l least,
anxiety, about each area in reference to which ~ needle
surge occurs.
The major strategy of this technique lies in the fact
that the instructee has agreed with the instructor that he
will undertake to 11 relax 11 each named area. But when the
instructor mentions an area wherein there is something
wrong, the instructee will immediately experience a nervous
reaction of frustration, conflict, anxiety, or the like,

because the instructor has now mentioned an area which the
instructee feels that he is unable to relax.
With reference to such areas as heart, lungs, stomach,
and the like, the instructor may dispense with the command
"Relaxl 11 and try the phrase, At easel"

11 Thus: 11 General area
of the heart, at easel General area of the left lung, at
easel General area of the major arterial system, at easel 11 ,
etc.
A doctor using the instrument may elect to investigate
further into the areas of instrumental registration. The
psychologist, or psychotherapist, of course, will not. He
will conclude by explaining the purpose of the test; he may
point out the obvious accuracy of the registrations, and
then ask the instructee to relax or be at ease throughout
his entire body.
PRELIMINARY NOTES CONCERNING ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS
The instructor is now about ready to apply the personal
questions that immediately follow herein.
It is assumed that the instructor has already tested
the instructee's reaction to the question: "How do you feel
about being interrogated?" or "How do you feel about my ask-
ing you questions?" and that any meter surge on this has
been somewhat reduced by talking out painful past situations
wherein the instructee has been quizzed by someone.
The following questions are not haphazard; they have
been through a six-year period of development. The first
question on the list is extremely important: "How do you
feel about your name?"
A sharp, prolonged meter surge on this question indi-
cates one of two things: 1: The instructee is using a false,
an assumed, or an ALTERED name. 2: More commonly, the
instructee dislikes his name for some specific reason which
he can readily clarify. A disliked name has some unpleasant
or silly connotation or association. For example, one of my
own instructees had a heavy charge on his name 11 Jackov". He
had been mercilessly razzed about this in school days, when

he was a kid. In many cases, s~ilar identifications by

merciless schoolmates are even more unprintable.
Frequently, too, a name is changed for innocent racial
reasons, such as from Levy to Lee, from Makallowitz to
McCall, and the like. Sometlmes a name is changed in an
effort to forget a hated parent, a past mate, or the like.
Meter surges on such situations are all significant and
should be discussed until tension on them subsides.
ELECTROPSYCHOMETRIC ASSESS~NT QUESTIONS
NOTE: Laughter, yawns, and sighs will cause major

needle surges, owing to flash metabolic effects, and may, in
general, be disregarded. Do not Qermit instructee to tap ~
the electrode with finger .!:. thumb. Minor needle surges may
merely indicate mental activity. Major surges indicate
areas of pain or tension.
1. How do you feel about y_our ~?
(IMPORTANT: Unless otherwise elarified, sharp needle

action on the above question usually indicates that the
instructee is using a false or assumed name.)
2. What is your occupation? How do you feel about it?
3. How do you feel about your mother? About your father?
4. What sort of person do you fear? Hate?
5 Mention, by way of example, one of the worst things
that has ever happened to you.
6. What do you think of a person who commits suicide?
(Sharp needle action on the above question may indicate
that the instructee is or has been a suicide hazard.)
7. Have you ever been in a hospital?
8. Have you ever been injured in an accident?
9 Whom did you hate or fear most when you were a child?
10. Mention some things that you are very anxious about or
that you feel SHOULD NOT OCCUR. MENTION THINGS YOU
WOULD FIGHT OR STRUGGLE AGAINST TO KEEP TH&~ FROM
HAPPENING.
11. Who loves you?
12. Who used to love you, but no longer does?
13. Can you think of a time when you wished someone would
love you?
14. Do you feel remorse, regret, or blame over the way you
have treated some person? Mother? Father? Wife?
Husband? etc.
15. If you were writing a novel and you had to depict some
injurious thing happening to a baby or child, what
would you have this thing be?
16. Have you ever been struck or severely beaten?
17. What do you think of a homosexual person?
18. How do you think women feel about you?
19. How do you think ~ feel about you?

20. How do you think children feel about you?
21. Have you ever been through an unhappy love experience?
22. (Married instructee, and mate NOT present) Do you love
your wife? Husband?
(Surges on this may not indicate lack of love. May
indicate situations such as "I love her, but we fight
too much." "I love her but I fear losing her", etc.)
23. How do you think your wife/husband feels about you?

24. Have you ever been attacked or severely shocked
sexually?
25. Are you satisfied with your present sexual relation~?
26. Have you ever had a bitter quarrel with a man? Woman?
Mention actual incidents.
27. What do you think about the use of contraceptives?

Abortions?
28. What do you think about illegitimate children?
29. What do you think of a woman who is frigid? Of a man

who is impotent?
30. What do you think of a sexual sadist? Masochist?
31. Have you ever been jeered at, made fun of, or painfully
rejected?
32. What things do you keep doing that you wish you didn't
do?
33 What changes do you wish to make in yourself?
34. Mention three goals or ambitions that you have wished

to achieve--and which you have achieved.
35. Mention three goals or ambitions that you have wished

to achieve--and which you have NOT achieved.
One of the most important questions in the above list

is No. 6: "What do you think of a person who commits sui-
cide?"
A heavy surge on this question definitely indicates
either that the instructee has lost some beloved person by
way of that person having committed suicide, OR--and more
commonly--that the instructee himself has in the past either
attempted or has very seriously considered suicide. OR THAT
HE OR SHE POSSIBLY MAY BE CONSIDERING IT NOWI
Therefore, if and when a major meter surge is regis-

tered on this question, it is advisable to DISCONTINUE
further questioning until the cause of the meter surge on
the mentioning of suicide has been thoroughly explored,
discussed, and the tension on the causative situation to

some degree discharged or reduced. The discharge or reduc-
tion may require the use of the "Go-through-all-this-again"
technique given on Page 56. Also, refer to chapter entitled
"The Suicide Hazard" in Volume 1.

If the instructee registers tension on some of the
sexual-area questions of the above list, it may not be
advisable for the unpractised operator to explore into the
causes and details thereof until or unless he is certain
that he has the full trust and confidence of the instructee.
This refers, only, to situations wherein the instructor is a
man and the instructee a woman--or vice versa.

I have found that a great improvement in this area can
sometimes be obtained by having the instructee read the
book, "The Power and Glory of Sex", which deals pretty con-
vincingly, not with the effects but with the causes of
tension, revulsion, and fear concerning sexual matters.
Finally, bear in mind that the above list of questions
is merely an exploratory OPENING technique. Past situations
and events that were exceedingly painful, either mentally or
physically, and vitally important in the case may be so

deeply hidden or occluded that they may not register at all
on the first run through the questions. Therefore, three
further approaches are now presented.
The first of these is a list of emotional-reaction test

words.
A TEST WORD LIST (Preliminary note)
One of the devices proposed by Freud to aid in the
recall of painful past events was to address to the instruc-
tee selected words to which the latter was expected to
respond with the first associated word that flashed into his
mind. The theory is that a "communication lag" in the re-
sponse of the instructee is a clue indicating that the word
is related to some painful past event in the case .
Prior to Electropsychometric instrumentation, the use
of word lists proved to be of no great value and latterly
came to be regarded by competent instructors as a rather
amateurish proceeding. The difficulty in using a word list,
in an attempt to pinpoint a psychic trauma, is that the

11 lag 11 or delay on the part of the instructee with reference
to any given word is indicative of several different possi-

b i lities.
The word on which the instructee's response registers a
lag may be related to a painful past event-- it may not.
Many times the instructee hesitates because: 1. He wonders
what the instructor expects him to say in response to a word
that seems dull, uninteresting, and insignificant; 2. The
instructee DOES NOT TRUST THE INSTRUCTOR; 3. The instructee
is bored with the instructor and contemptuous of the whole
proceeding, which he realizes is inept. And, even if the
instructee lags on a word because it actually relates to a
hidden psychic trauma, there must now ensue a risky guessing
game wherein the instructor has a poor chance of guessing
right, THE VERY FIRST TIME, on the cause of the communica-
tion lag. If the instructor does not guess right, the FIRST
TIME, the instructee may psychically withdraw in disdain and
distrust of the instructor and his 11 techniques 11
With Electropsychometric instrumentation, however, the
situation is drastically altered. Restimulative words rela-
ting to painful events or traumas will cause meter surges--
and this without the instructee having to bother to think BQ
any "associated" word make any verbal response whatso-
~
When a major Electropsychometric surge is observed on a
word, the instructee may usually be so apprised by the
instructor. The instructor himself is now OUT OF THE PICTURE
--he cannot make a bad or wrong guess. The instructee is now
gently but persistently encouraged to carry on a verbal
conversation centering mainly around the restimulative word.

If the instructee insists that the word "means nothing" to

him or is without any significance, so far as he is con-
cerned, he may be instructed to slowly repeat the word ten
times or so. If nothing develops, this indicates either that

this particular surge was mechanical, or, rather frequently,
that the instructee does not yet sufficiently trust the
instructor to disclose the past event to which the surge
word is related. Go on to something else, for the time

being.
In using a word test with the Electropsychometer, it is
desirable to instruct the instructee to report the mental
images that the hearing of each word causes to appear in his
mind. With this data, the instructor will find an open road
through mazes of confusing and unimportant "side shows" in
the instructee's mental image patterns. One can dispense

with the fatiguing business of guessing.
A TEST WORD LIST
Instruct the instructee to report the mental image, if

any, created in his mind upon hearing each word. DO NOT
permit the instructee glibly to respond with words of
opposite meaning. For example, on hearing the first word of

the list, "HOT", the instructee is apt to respond with the
opposite word "COLD". This is not the most efficient pro-
cedure. Instruct the instructee to reply with some "ASSOCI-
ATED" word, such as "fire", "burning", "sun", or the like.

As long as no sharp needle surges occur on any given word,
do not waste time pressing the instructee for reports of

images concerning it. When a sharp needle surge DOES occur
on a word, do not stop; go on with a few more words, then
return to the word that caused the surge and retest it. If a
surge again occurs, the word should become the center of an
extensive discussion or investigation.
HOT COLD ~100TH ROUGH
SANDY WHITE BLACK RED
BLUE HIGH NEVER-SEE-AGAIN
FUNERAL LOST BURN CHOKE
HIT KICK SLAP DROWN
FALL BLEED SWELL-UP FEVER
GERMS ACHE SHIVER GASP
DESERTED vlEEP DESIRE VIRGIN
RAPE ABORTION HATE MASTURBATION
MENSTRUAL LOVE SNEER NOT-WANTED
SHAME LOOK-DOWN-UPON STOP-IT
SCOLD QUARREL 'il/HIP BOMBS
RAISE-EYEBROWS-AT HOUSE TO BEAT
CAT TO BUY BATTLE DIRTY
RICH TO KISS OLD HOUSEWORK
LAKE TO DANCE TO FLIRT ONIONS
WOODS WOMAN ANGER COFFIN
FLOWERS HYPOCRITE FIGHT MOUNTAIN
PICTURE SHO\v WORRY NARROW
l-iEAN MONEY FISHING HUNGER
BRIDGE WATER DEBTS DARKNESS
SNOW CAMPING LOUSY BAD CHECKS
GAMBLING DEATH GLASS WHISKEY
SICK WOLF PEEKING GIRL FRIEND
FAULT-FINDING lvlONTH NEGRO
MUSIC ELECTRICITY TO ABUSE TO COOK
MEDICINE TO SLEEP MINISTER BIG SISTER
TO DIE WRONG GUN BULLY
SUITCASES BEHAVE TO SIN TIMID
OVERSEAS CONFESS TO CRY TO FEAR
CANCER DREAM KISS LAUGH
If an instructee has been taken through both the ques-
tion list and . the word list, without obtaining any heavy
meter surges, the next procedure usually to be tried out is
the following:
TIME S\VEEPING BY THE SUBCONSCIOUS
This is a basic Electropsychometric technique, and an

extremely important one. While it does not always uncover
serious traumatic data, it does SOMETIMES.
The principle of the technique is to get the instructee
to agree to have his subconscious mind sweep or scan back
through the early years of his ex:Lstence--and before--in
fantastically "speeded-up time 11
The subconscious mind keeps accurate time. Most every

one, I hope, has had the pleasant experience of going to bed
filled with excitement about some momentous happy event,
trip, or the like that is to be embarked upon in the morn-
ing. And there is an accompanying desire or decision to get

up early, say at six o'clock. Precisely at six o'clock, or

commonly a few minutes ahead of time, the sleeper is brought
wide awake by the time-keeping action of his subconscious.
This is really a trifling item for the subconscious to
handle. The memory of the subconscious, as is now pretty

well agreed, goes back a billion years or so and to some
extent redramatizes the events of those billion years in the
nine-month period of human gestation within the mother's
womb. In these nine months, the events of a billion years
are, in a way, re-enacted in compressed, speeded-up "time".
The instructee may be made acquainted briefly with this
formulation. And it ~Y be pointed out to him that by com-
parison with the subconscious memory of ancient events

relating to his present physical structure, the traumatic
events in his case since the moment of conception are

extremely RECENT. Also, that since the subconscious can
compress the evolutionary events of a billion years into a
nine-month period, it can v1ith equal facility recall or scan
through these recent happenings of childhood, infancy,
birth-time, and through the prenatal area in speeded-up or
"collapsed time"--that is, in JUST A FEW MINUTES.

Once the instructee under9tands the formula, he is
asked to try it. And, if the instructee protests that he

doesn't believe he will be able to do this, he should be
reassured tha t it is entirely unnecessary for him to believe
anything about the matter; that this is merely an experiment

or test to see what will develop. It is believed, however,
that a defini te agreement must be reached, at least on the

verbal level, that the instructee will PERMIT HIS SUBCON-

SCIOUS TO l~KE THE SEARCH. He should be advised that the
mental images he may experience are apt to be quite "dream-
like" and "unreal".

The instructee must be exceedingly relaxed. Further-
more, a definite trance condition is desirable; in fact, it
is perhaps essential. The achievement of a workable trance

state is set forth, step-by-step, in "How to Achieve Past-
Life Recalls", and therefore is not repeated here. The
ultra-modern, streamlined induction technique presented

therein, it will be noted, is in some parts similar to t h e
relaxation technique previously given in this present book,
but is considerably more elaborate.
It should be clearly realized that induction techniques

in and of themselves are NOT limited to the exploration of
past-lives, nor are they directly related in any way there-
to. Hence the instructor who does not accept, or who is
adverse to past-life recall experiments, should ignore the
later sections of the past-life recall book, using only the
efficient and power~ul trance-induction technique itself, as

described therein from the bottom of Page 31 to Page 50.
The actual procedure of time-space sweeping may be

conducted somewhat as follows, the instructions being pre-
sented mainly by way of example. In this illustrative exam-
ple, the instructee is assumed to be about 40 years o~ age.
"Let your subconscious mind begin this review by sweep-
ing back through tL~e and space ~rom now to your 36th birth-
day. Don't try consciously to recall anything. The harder

you try, the less you may recall. Just relax. Relax more and
more deeply. Let your subconscious mind take over and sweep
back through each year, month by month, day by day, in
speeded-up t~e, from now back to your 35th birthday. Your
subconscious can do this in a few seconds. Let it contact

any painful, ~portant, or significant past event."
Pause a few seconds, then proceed:

"From your 35th to your 30th birthday. From your 30th
to your 25th birthday." (Proceed by five-year spans to about

the tenth birthday.)
"Now, tl_lis previous t~e-space sweeping through your
later years has been prel~inary, to set up a sort of
rhythm, and so that your subconscious can understand what it

is to do. We now come to more ~portant areas.
11 From your tenth to your eighth birthday." (Proceed by
two-year spans to the sixth birthday. Then, slowly, by one-
year spans to the first birthday, after first saying some-
thing like this:
"As we go below your fourth birthday, you are to relax
still more deeply. Consider that you are now preparing to
have a dream, or a series of dreams. These dreams may seem
to you as illusions and unreal, but report anything that you
encounter."
In most cases, the instructor is apt to observe meter
surges on something between the ten-year-old and the one-
year-old area of the t~e-space sweep. If this occurs, try

to induce the instructee to describe the mental images or
recalls he is experiencing. But, if no surges occur, proceed

on farther, as follows:
"From one year old to the time when you were one day
old. From the moment you were one hour old to the moment of
your birth. 11
Upon arriving at 11 birth 11 , or 11 the day or night of your
birth", the instructee may register a violent meter surge.
If this occurs, the instructee may be so advised. For exam-
ple, the instructor may remark, "You have a violent meter

surge here. Do you have any mental pictures or images, do
you feel any hysical sensations? Do you hear or smell any-
thing?"
(Not infrequently the instructee is aware of the pres-
ence of ether or chloroform.)
If the instructee reports that he does perceive or
experience something, these perceptions may be asked for and

developed as far as possible. More commonly, however, the
instructee will report that he sees nothing--just a gray or
black field, or the like. In this case, the next step is to
induce the instructee deliberately to create, to image-up, a
fantastic situation, relating in some way to his birth--to
image-up a birth scene wherein something goes seriously
wrong. Then get the instructee to elaborate on it so far as
it seems \'lorthwhile to do so.
When no meter surge is registered on the birth-time,
the backward counting procedure may be carried on back
through the prenatal area, 11 from the day of your birth to a
time one month earlier. From the eighth month to the seventh
month. From the seventh month to the sixth month, 11 etc. When
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and if a heavy meter surge occurs, the instructee may be
counted through the SAME AREA again, a little later. If the
meter surge is repeated, the instructee may be so apprised

and encouraged to "dream up something" related to that time.
(It might be well to remind the reader, at this point,
that Freud was well aware of the fact that patients can
produce symbolical dreams related to actual birth and pre-
natal events. He called these "fantasies of the womb", BUT
HE DEALT WITH THEM EXACTLY IN THE SAME MANNER AS HE DEALT
WITH LATER PSYCHIC TRAUMAS: that is, he tried to induce the
patient to RE~EXPERIENCE, TO RELIVE IN DETAIL, the painful
event--even to relive and re-experience it in symbolical
detail, as elaborately as possible.)
Subconscious time-sweeping seems sometimes to be the

only means available for bringing up into conscious aware-
ness a very early trauma. When nothing whatever develops,
even though the instructee is counted all the way back to
the moment of conception in the womb, then, if the instruc-
tor so elects, he may turn to the technique given in the
book, "How to Achieve Past-Life Recalls".
There may not be anything to past-life recalls. Some

psychologists consider that a workable past-life recall in
which a serious trauma may be reduced is merely a device of

the instructee whereby he chooses to pretend that the situa-
tion or event pertains to a previous life whereas it
actually symbolizes a situation in his present life. This is
all speculative, and does not, to me, seem of much impor-
tance. The main goal is the achievement of beneficial

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constructive results--by any and all available means or pro-
cedures. This is the basic aim of Electropsychometry--solely
to aid or constructively to benefit the instructee--and

nothing else. If the creating of mental images or scenes of
past lives advances the case, then irrespective of whether
the recalls are genuine or are only fantasies, something of

positive value has nonetheless been achieved.
It is rather important to note, too, that many instruc-

tees, once they find they are not going to be made fun of or
ridiculed by the instructor, will almost insist on running
past lives. Why not just let them; in fact, help tham? Freud
did.
For two interesting case histories of alleged past-life
experiences, especially one that effected the positive
relief of a serious condition, see "Ravishment by Vikings",
Page 76, of "The Power and Glory of Sex".
ASSESSMENT THROUGH IMAGING INSTRUCTIONS
Herewith is presented one further assessment procedure

which is often useful. The employment of this technique
comprises simply requesting the instructee to create a
mental picture or image in response to each of the following
imaging instructions. Only those responses which produce
definite meter surges need to be investigated in detail,
although usually the instructee is asked orally to report on
each image created, even though it does not produce a marked
surge. Certain data is thereby gained concerning the
instructee's personality and tendencies.
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CREATE A MENTAL IMAGE OF
1. Something you enjoy. 2. Something you do NOT en-

joy.
3. Something you would like 4. Something you would NOT

to have. like to have.
5. A place where you would 6. A place where you would

like to be. not like to be.
7. A task you would like to 8 . A task you would not like

have. to have.
9. What you would like to do 10. What you would not like
to a girl. to do to a girl.
11. What you would like to do 12. What you would not like
to a man. to do to a man.
13. Something you would like 14. Something you would not
to lose. like to lose.
to find. like to find.
to see. like to see.
to hear. like to hear.
to touch. like to touch.
23. Something about some oth- 24. Something about yourself
er person that you that other people don't
like. like.
25. A person that you give 26. A person that you do not
orders to. give orders to.
27. A person that you have 28. A person who has ref u sed
refused to speak to. to speak to you.
29. A person that has injured 30. A person that you have
you. injured.
31. Something beautiful. 32. Something ugly.

33. Something being created. 34. Something being des-
troyed.
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This concludes the presentation of exploratory and

investigative Electropsychometric procedures. If the
instructee desires only a preliminary Electropsychometric

assessment report, all of the above procedures perhaps may
be worked through and a summary prepared listing questions
and situations concerning which tension was manifested

through meter surges.
But if the instructee is prepared to proceed intensive-
ly through a series of consultations, then the instructor
will be well advised to DISCONTINUE ASSESSMENT ON THE OCCUR-
RENCE OF THE . FIRST MAJOR METER SURGE, ASCERTAIN THE PRECISE

EVENT OR SITUATION RECALLED, AND PROCEED T0 DISCHARGE
TENSION ON IT THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF ONE OR MORE OF THE

PROCEDURES SET FORTH IN PART II HEREOF.
It is extremely important to understand that even a

complete preliminary assessment along the lines set forth
above merely scratches the surface, as it were, of the case.
ON THE FIRST WORK-THROUGH MUCH WILL l!Q! BE REVEALED I The
procedures have been carefully developed solely to provide

an OPENING, and ENTRANCE into the case.
As work proceeds through the application of the tech-
niques in Part II and Part III hereof, NEW AND FRESH SURGE-
RESPONSES WILL CERTAINLY OCCUR. Electropsychometric process-
ing is a sort of "onion-skin-peeling-off" process. Things

come into view layer by layer, as it were. Every time a
layer is peeled off, that is, every time the tension on a
painful event or situation is discharged or reduced, a new
"layer" promptly appears requiring further exploration,

accompanied by the use over and over again of one of the
other ofthe several tension-discharging techniques set forth
in the following pages. This is true in almost every case.
EXTREMELY IMPORTANT! In asking assessment questions, or
requesting the instructee to image up something called for
in the above techniques, NEVER DISPLAY TENSION, EAGERNESS,

CURIOSITY, or the like on your o>v.n part. Your attitude must
always be one both of complete competence and certainty, and
at the same time, one of simple, genuine friendly interest.
Ask all questions in a very casual this-may-not-be-too-
important fashion. NEVER make it appear that you are now on
the verge of digging out something, proving something,
establishing something, or the like. Above all, in handling
sexual-area investigations, be careful not to get personally
involved in the case. Avoid displaying undue personal inter-
est. Above all, do not EVER per.mit yourself to speak with an

inflection or with raised eyebrows or in any other way
register emotion indicating that you are shocked or have
antipathy toward any unusual or deviation-type of sex data
that the instructee may disclose to you. If you continue in
this work, you will soon have heard everything there is to
be heard, and what might seem a lurid situation to the tyro
will be more or less old hat to you. Further, the best
progress will be made when you become able, in a practised
manner, yet sincerely, to word any comments you make on the
oral level in such a way that you give your instructee the
feeling that you, too, are human, and might easily have done
the same thing under the same circumstances.
tlARNING! DANGER!
1
Once in a great while, an instructee will come along
who will set up a peculiar quivery constantly oscillating or
jumpy action of the surge-meter (.tv1eter #15) even on lm"
sensitivity settings. The needle will swing violently to the
right-hand pin and come back at once. It may keep doing this
even when the instructor is asking no questions and is not
doing or saying anything. If this keeps up, after careful
checking on interrogation anxiety, as set forth above, and
even after attempting the body-scanning relaxation tech-

(See paGe 27)
nique, this indicates that the instructee is either in or is
dangerously near a complete nervous breakdown.
Such an instructee should not be processed with ANY of
the preceding investigative techniques. Instead, ONLY the
No. l "emergency technique" of Part III should be duplica-
tively used for perhaps as long as an hour. The case must be
watched carefully on the MANUAL setting of the Electropsy-
chometer, and tone shifts closely followed. If the instruc-
tee begins to FALL IN TONE, even on the use of the emergency
technique No. 1 of Part III, then imnediately DISCONTINUE
PROCESSING, briefly run instructions to relax, and dismiss

the instructee.
If you really wish to do something effective in such a
case, you ought to have available a co-operating medical
doctor to whom you can send the instructee, with a request
for the authorization of the administration of serpentine
alkaloid tablets, ~mg., one after each meal and one at

bedtL~e. Continue for four days. Then resume processing.

Almost wi t hout exception, the instructee will now be found
to operate normally on the surge-meter of the Electropsy-
chometer. His tone reading is apt to be abnonnally high,
perhaps well above 3, but it should and usually will come
DmvN during processing.

Serpentine, in an awkward and bulky form, has been used
in India as a tranquilizer for thousands of years. It has
required the genius of American chemistry to concentrate the
Oriental serpentine flour to a potency of 1,000-to-1 so that
a dosage has been reduced in physical size to that of a

I
small aspirin tablet. It is not habit-forming. One of its
important physical effects is the positive reduction of high
blood pressure. It also sometimes seems to cause an almost
automatic discharge of pent-up grief or tension, but these
effects are not permanent; hence serpentine does not replace
the other procedures set forth in this book. It is merely an
emergency aid.
If you are not in a position to obtain the administra-
tion of serpentine alkaloid, even four or five anacin tab-
lets may be helpful, temporarily, but no processing of any
kind should be attempted if the surge-meter needle of the
Electropsychometer continues to waver and flicker.

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PART II
REGRESSION-TYPE TECHNI QUES FOR DISCHARGING
PSYCHICAL TENSIONS
It will now be assumed that the instructor, through the
use of the preceding techniques, or through the use of some
others of his own, has brought the specific nature of some
injurious past event in the life of the instructee up into
the area of conscious awareness.
At this point, the big question that I am repeatedly
being asked about, i s something like this:
"I can believe that the Electropsychometer will enable
me to bring to li g ht the natur e of the trouble in the case.
But, AFTER I HAVE DONE THIS--THEH WHAT DO I DO?"
It certainly seems to be a fact that although libraries

and book stores are bursting with books that discuss the
theories of psychotherapy, one rather rarely finds in these
books any specific STEP-BY-STEP instructions on what to do
to reduce or relieve psychic traumas.
Personally, I have come to suspect that the reason for
this situation is that the only actual procedures that have
so far been proved to be of any value or significance are so
SIMPLE that the authors of treatises on psychology prefer to
hide this simplicity in mazes and pages of confusing and
useless wordology.
At any rate, here, in the two following sentences, are
the basic and fundamental principles of all successful
ps y chotherapy. There appears to be no other:

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1. THE INSTRUCTEE MUST GAIN CLEAR AND ADEQUATE

INSIGHT IN CONSCIOUS A\vARENESS AS TO THE NATURE
OF THE SUBCONSCIOUSLY-CONCEALED PAINFUL 0R
INJURIOUS PAST EVENTS IN HIS CASE, MAINLY OF
ADOLESCENCE, CHILDHOOD, AND INFANCY THAT ARE
CAUSING ALL HIS TROUBLES.
2. THE INSTRUCTEE HUST REPEATEDLY RE-CREATE, RE-

LIVE, RE-EXPERIENCE IN DETAIL, THESE PREVIOUSLY
FORGOTTEN OR HIDDEN PAINFUL PAST EVENTS.
The requirements of Item 1, above, may be speedily and
accurately met through the use of the techniques of Electro-

psychometri c assessment, as described in the preceding pages.
The requirements of Item No. 2, above, have, in the
past, been met, in the main, z simply having the instructee
in great and extensive detail talk about his past and
present troubles.
This is the sum and total, the only final conclusion of
the voluminous works of Dr. Sigmund Freud and a host of
other writers: The instructee must be gently and persist-
ently kept TALKING ABOUT HIS TROUBLES.
This is about all there is to old-style conventional
psychoanalysis--as conducted without an Electropsychometer.
So, here is the basic technique of psychotherapy, the
technique underlying ALL of the others:
TECffi'JIQUE No. 1
KEEP THE INSTRUCTEE TALKINQ ABOUT HIS TROUBLES.
That's all. This technique may require several years to
produce a cure. Used alone, without Electropsychometric
instrumentation, it possibly may NEVER produce a cure. (See
Dr. Freud's "Psychoanalysis, Terminable and Interminable".)
The only reason this technique works is that when

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carried on long enough it causes the instructee, to some

degree, to re-live, re-feel, and re-experience his painful
past events in a conscious manner. In other words, and more
precisely, the instructee re-creates the series of D1AGE-
SYSTEH patterns that represent. the infliction upon him of
the original injurious event or events. Re-imaging injurious
events is theoretically believed, on the subnuclear level,
to discharge electric-like potentials locked up in the
negative-image-energy patterns.
A simple and useful modification of this basic tech-
nique is to use an Electropsychometer and keep the instruc-
tee talking ONLY about past events and situations in his
life that register active surge needle response on the
instrument. This will sometimes speed up the progress of a

case ten or twenty fold. It has also led to the resolution
of previous unresolvable cases.
TECHNIQUE No. 2
HAVE THE INSTRUCTEE "RE-LIVE, RE-EXPERIENCE, COMPLETELY
RE-FEEL AND RE-DRAlv1ATIZE" EACH HAJOR PAINFUL PAST EVENT FRm1
BEGINNING TO END, OVER AND OVER, UNTIL HE BECm-1ES COMPLETELY
BORED AND SATIATED WITH IT.
This technique works. The subnuclear theory, presumed
to underlie psychic traumas, it must again be emphasized, is
that these painful past events, tthidden :in the subconscious",
involve actual electronic or other energy-pattern configur-
ations, including negative images or systems of negative
images--and that talking out or repeatedly fantasying the
re-living of the painful past event results in a discharge

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of electrical or other-energy potential on the negative

image systems.
TECHNIQUE No. 3
"COLLAPSED TD'lE"
Both of the two previously mentioned techniques--that
is, keeping the instructee talking about his troubles while
connected to an Electropsychometer, or having him re-live

and re-feel painful past events over and over in the
"dianetic" sequence, are workable--but time consuming. In
fact, so much time is required that the cost of psychoanal-
ysis has in the past been beyond the means of millions of
persons who need it.

Having many times observed the highly beneficial
results obtained by skillful use of the previous "go-over-
it-again" technique, I long wondered how it could be more
rapidly applied. I found a clue in the Electropsychometric
study of dream phenomena, wherein the following remarkable
interesting fact has been repeatedly demonstrated:
A SLEEPING PERSON CAN DREAH A SERIES OF EVENTS THAT

SEEM TO COVER HOURS OR DAYS OF TIME IN AN ACTUAL PERIOD OF
ONE SECOND OR LESS OF ELAPSED TIME!
From this it may be deduced that the subconscious phase
of the hUman mind can actually create extensive series of
mental IMAGE SYST~1S at a tremendous rate of speed. Presum-

ably, the subconscious can image up a number of complete
mental pictures in something like a microsecond, or less.
On this basis, it occurred finally to me that once a
condition of rapport, trust, and confidence has been
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established between instructor and instructee, it should
then be possible to induce a state of light trance or
reverie and therein OBTAIN AN AGRE:ill-1ENT FROlvi THE INSTRUCTEE
that the c onsecutive verbal speaking by the instructee of a
series of KEY WORDS will suffice to cause the swift but com-
plete creation of image-systems in his mind covering the
ENTIRE PERIOD OF A SERIES OF PAINFUL PAST EVENTS. Then, by
causing the instructee slowly to repeat aloud the agreed-
upon series of key words, he will subconsciously re-exper-
ience ful l y the entire sequence of painful past events.
To i l lustrate:
At an Electropsychometry class in Chicago in 1955, an
ill and distraught you.."lg woman sought private analysis. The
Electropsychometrically-monitored body-scanning technique
described on Page 27 of this Manual resulted in the regis-

tration of violent surge needle responses when the instruc-
tee was instructed to relax or put at ease the upper areas
of her brain. She disclosed at once that she had suffered an
auto accident wherein she had been catapulted head-first
through the windshield. She regained consciousness in a
hospital bed where she remained several weeks. She had been
ill ever since--a period of several years. Yet repeated
cranial examinations showed nothing physically wrong with
her head at the present time.
After being given the body-scanning examination, the
instructee next received some of the series of personal
questions suggested on Pages 35 and 36 of this Manual.
One of the very first questions: "How do you feel about

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your mother?" produced a violent pin-hitting needle surge. A

very brief amount of investigation showed a deep psychic
trauma engendered over the fact that she had not been loved
and cared for by her mother. This, as is of course now well
known, is the fundamental basis for the majority of all
psychic traumas.
However, this yo~~g lady never did receive any too much
love and care from anyone--until the occurrence of the auto

accident, and her arrival in a white hospital bed. THERE SHE
RECEIVED, APPARENTLY, A GREAT DEAL OF CARE AND ATTENTION
FROM THE DOCTORS AND NURSES AND AN EXTRAORDINARY AMOUNT OF
LOVING SOLICITUDE ON THE PART OF HER HUSBAND.
Therefore, her subconscious arrived at the obvious
conclusion that the best way to receive a plenitude of care,
sympathy , and love was to be ill in a hospital bed--and so
she had been more or less ill ever since.
Upon the application of the word test (Page 41) wherein
she was instructed to report images that came into her mind
at the hearing of each word, she reported, on the word
"DESIRE", a vivid image of "A BEAUTIFUL WHITE HOSPITAL BED!"
It therefore took me only a short while, with the aid
of the Electropsychometer, to bring all the factors of the
case into the following obvious relationship:
Not loved by her mother, as a little child, she deeply
yearned for sympathy and love. When she was catapulted
through an auto windshield and awoke in a "beautiful white
hospital bed", she at long last received those things she
had so greatly desired--sympathy, care, solicitude, and

love. And so the way to keep receiving these desirable

things was by REl\1AINING ILL.
This kind of vicious subconscious computation would not
occur in the case of a person whose childhood contained love
and care, for such a one would realize that love and care
was abundant, ill or well, and perhaps could be better
capitalized on when one is well. But in the case of this
psychically love-starved instructee, the way to hold care

and love was to STAY SICK.
By the time this data had been brought up into con-
scious awareness and correlated, the instructee had dropped
into a state of light trance ("reverie"). The above-stated
fact--that the human subconscious mind can create "hours,
days, and weeks" of irnage-syste."'l patterns in a fraction of a
second--was explicitly presented to her. Then, approximately
the following agreement was reached vli th her:
"LET'S AGREE THAT YOU ARE NOW GOING TO RE-EXPERIENCE
ALL OF THE HAJOR PAINFUL PAST EVENTS IN YOUR LIFE THAT ARE
IN ANY 'vlAY RELATED TO YOUR PRESENT ILLNESS.
"Also, let's agree that you will now select a single
word that will signify and stand for ALL OF THE :tv1AJOR
PAINFUL PAST EVENTS IN YOUR LIFE, BEFORE THE OCCURRENCE OF
THE AUTO ACCIDENT. v-~hat we want here is a single word that
will represent your mother's lack of affection and love for
you. it/hat word comes to your mind?"
After a brief discussion, the instructee said that the

word 11 HOTHER 11 symbolized her painful childhood situation
better than could any other single word.

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Instructor: 11 0. K. Now, let's agree that when you, or
I, say the word 'mother', all of the most painful scenes in
your childhood will flash swiftly through your mind."
Instructee: "I agree." (Be sure to get a specific
agreement. If the instructee protests that he or she may not
be able to do all this, explain that it is quite unnecessary
CONSCIOUSLY to create all these image systems--that we

merely seek the agreement to act on the SUBCONSCIOUS LEVEL.)
Instructor: "Next, let's agree on a series of words
that will symbolize or stand for the auto accident, for the
crash through the windshield, for the head injury, for the
ride in the ambulance, and for the stay in the hospital."
The instructee proposed the following complete series
of words--but it is important for the reader to understand

that EACH WORD IS SEPARATELY \'IORKED OUT AND AGREED ON BE-
TWEEN THE INSTRUCTOR AND INSTRUCTEE, AS SHOWN ABOVE IN THE
CASE OF THE vJORD "MOTHER".

The series of words finally agreed upon were:
MOTHER SMASH 1 GLASS AMBULANCE
\'/HITE HOSPITAL BED LOVE AND PEACE.
Further, the agreement, also reached separately with
reference to EACH WORD, was as follo1J'JS:

That her speaking the word ''mother", as previously
stated, would cause all the most painful scenes of her

childhood to flash through her mind. That her speaking the
words "smash!" and "glass" would cause a complete series of

image systems relating to the auto accident to flash through
her mind: that the words "ambulance" and "white hospital

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bed" would cause a series of image systems to be almost

instantly created relating to the care and sympathy she
received in the hospital, and lastly that the speaking of
the words "love and peace" would cause her to create the
image systems of her receiving the tender care and solici-
tude of her husband and her virtual enslavement of him
through her mainly psychogenic illnesses.
Instructor: "Now we are ready. Let's start. 'Mother'--
let the images flash. 'Smashl' More images. 'Glassl' More

images. 'Ambulance.' All the images. 'White hospital bed.'
All the images. 'Love and peace.' All the related images."
The instructee was required to repeat the agreed-upon
series of words, very slowly and clearly: "Mother. Smash.
Glass. Ambulance. White hospital bed. Love and peace."

By this strategy she was caused to re-live or re-exper-
ience an entire series of major psychic traumas in her past
--~ ill ~ matter of ~ few seconds. She was caused to repeat

the series o:f' words until they began to "drop out", get
mixed up, and she finally could hardly remember them. This
took about fifty repeats, covering a period of less than
fifteen minutes. At the end, the needles of the Electro-
psychometer, previously in violent registration, became
quiescent.
The instructee went away elated, but suddenly becoming
aware that she now must completely give up her illnesses,

she forthwith took to her hotel bed and stayed in it all the
next day. The following day she got up; was again placed in
light trance and given positive creative image therapy--that

- .. --~----
is, she was told that she henceforth would sustain only
mental images of health, well-being, happiness, and love.
Her improvement was marked. Previous attempts at using
positive creative therapy had completely failed, for the
negative ~ge-systems in her mind had not been reduced, and

hence could be only temporarily submerged by suggestion
types of therapies.
This technique is enhanced by the following modifica-
tion: After the key words have been agreed upon, have the
instructee repeat each word eight 2 ten times before going
to the next word. The instructor should prompt the instruc-
tee each time with the words, "Again", "Once more", etc.
This improvement was discovered in discharging a seri-
ous tratuna in which the first agreed-upon word was "ACHES".
The "imaging" of all of the aches involved was not success-
ful until the modified procedure was adopted, and the word
"ACHE" was repeated about ten times; then each one of the
succeeding words was similarly repeated, with beneficial end
results.
When processing with this collapsed-time technique, set
the manual-automatic snap switch (Control #9) of the Elec-
tropsychometer on the MANUAL position. Adjust Controls #7
and #8 until the needle of Meter #15 is somewhere near ver-
tical on scale. Sensitivity Control #2 is usually worked
around 4.
While running the agreed-upon sequence of key words, in
the manner that has been set forth, the needle of Meter #15
should drift continuously to the LEFT, indicating rising

,_ --------ll!llt
tone. The process should be continued, again and again, as
long as the needle of Meter #15 continues to drift to the
left. When the needle becomes inactive, the technique has
been exhausted for the time being, though it may operate
again on the same sequence of words at another subsequent
session.
On the other hand, and this is IMPORTANT, if the needle
of Meter #15 keeps working to the RIGHT, even after getting
well started with the routine of the technique, then the
instructee is LOSING instead of gaining tone. In this case
it is necessary to discontinue the process and find out what
is causing the tone drop.
Surges or swings of the needle to the right are apt to
be found to be related to one of the selected words in the
proposed series. If so, this word is apt to be tied into an
EARLIER EVENT that has not been contacted or, at any rate,
has not yet been processed. If this turns out to be the
case, then first use the entire collapsed-time technique on
that earlier event.
TECHNIQUE No. 4
11 COMPLETE THE SUSPENDED EVENTl"
This technique, an ancient East Indian one, is somewhat
useful in that type of case wherein the instructee is fear-

ful and anxious about some fancied impending injurious event
or disaster. It is a very simple and readily presented meth-
od, consisting simply in having the instructee deliberately
and with HIGH AWARENESS fantasy up the actual occurrence and
completion of the feared event.

For example, if the instructee is a car driver who
fears he is going to have a terrible wreck, have him delib-
erately and consciously create a series of images wherein he
experiences a completely disastrous wreck, resulting in his
own death, burial, disintegration, and eventual dispersal of
the particl es and energy patterns of his physical body to
all parts of the universe.
The theory underlying this technique is that the
instructee, in a figurative sense, at least, is hanging on
the edge of an UNCOMPLETED DISASTROUS EVENT, which is both

physically and psychically a very exhausting state of
chronic fear for one to be in. So, instruct the instructee
to get it over with. GO AHEAD AND DO ITl LET THE FEARED
THING HAPPEN. LET IT RESULT IN THE \vORST THING THAT CAN
HAPPEN--DEATH.
I hope, however, that every reader will clearly under-
stand that this technique is to be applied temporarily,
purposely, and consciously--and NOT IN THE STREET, OR IN A
CAR, but ONLY ON THE INSTRUCTOR'S COUCH. Further.more, it is

essential, before applying this technique, which is styled
"completing the cycle of action" or "negative practice",
that the previously described exploratory techniques, word
tests, and the like be used in an effort to locate the basic
previous painful past events in the case upon which the

present fears and anxieties of the instructee may, in the
main, actually rest.

Also, it is even more essential that upon completing
the fancied disaster to the bitter end, that the instructee

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repeat the fantasy a number of times, then REVERSE IT and

image up a directly opposite situation. For instance, if the
instructee fears having an auto wreck, he first images a
complete wreck, redramatizes it a dozen times, and then
images a scene in which he is driving his car EASILY AND

WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST FEAR OR TENSION.
Proceed similarly with any other type of fear or worry
that troubles the instructee. This technique WORKS. It does
require some degree of skill and experience on the part of

the instructor.
TECHNIQUE No. 5
"THE SERMON"
This technique is derived from an old idea, but herein
is given a completely new psychological twist. As now
presented, it is perhaps, next to body-scanning, one of the

most novel and useful psychotherapeutic techniques so far
developed.
Although the several different factions of psycholo-

gists adhering to one "school" or another virulently attack
and criticize one another, there are two things on which

they are all substantially in agreement.
The first is that the anxieties, fears, and illnesses

of every disturbed person rest upon painful events that took
place in the past, mainly in infancy and childhood.
The second principle, almost universally recognized, is
that direct counsel of any sort of authoritative verbal

evaluation of the instructee's case BY THE INSTRUCTOR is not
only undesirable but is very apt completely to cancel any
possible benefits of psychoanalysis.
Don't ever be deceived by an instructee pathetically

declaring that he wishes you to tell him just what is wrong
with him. All instructees say this, and on the conscious
level they usually believe they are sincere. But, in actual
fact, the last thing the average instructee can sub con-
sciously tolerate is some blunt declaration, such as:
"The thing that is wrong with you is that you are
vainly trying to be exactly like your mother."
Or: "The reason you don't like your husband is that he
is not an exact duplicate of your father!"
On the first one, about being "just like your mother",
is what many a woman has heard for years from her harried
husband, and IT'S TRUE, but she'll scream: "You say I'm like
my mother! That's a liel My mother is the LAST PERSON in
this world that I am likel"
In short, as is well known, the very things that the
disturbed instructee most violently detests in OTHERS are
apt to be the specific things that he detests in HIMSELF.
So, what to do? The problem resolves itself into the
matter of GETTING THE INSTRUCTEE TO SEE FOR HIMSELF, WITH-

OUT DIRECT EVALUATION BY THE INSTRUCTOR, JUST WHAT THE
ACTUAL SITUATION IS.
This is the one thing that requires skill and exper-
ience on the part of the instructor. It can be extremely
difficult to do. It is accomplished, in the main, by asking
adroit questions that gradually lead the instructee to see
for himself what he is doing and what is wrong with him.

Coming now directly to the "sermon" technique, this one
employs a deep psychological strategy to get the instructee
to see himself in a special and impressive situation, from
the eyes of another person.
This is accomplished in the following manner:
Instructor to instructee: "Create a mental image or
scene wherein you now see one of the worst things that has
ever happened to you in your life."
Or:
"Create an imaginary scene wherein the worst thing that
could happen to you NOW is actually occurring."
Or:
"Create an image of a time when you were extremely ill,
or most acutely disturbed."
When the instructee has finally selected some past or
PREFERABLY PRESENT disturbing ailment, condition, or event,
the instructor says:
"Now, in fancy, and consciously, make the situation a
HUNDRED TIMES WORSE than it actually was--or is. tt
After the instructee has more or less protestingly
complied, the instructor says again:
no. K. Now image up the situation still another hundred
times worse than this."
The instructee may now assert that this is "impossi-
ble"; that if the situation became as bad as all this the
only way he could be is dead. And this is precisely, in this
technique, what you, as the instructor, are driving at.
The illness, the fear, the ailment, the worry--con-

sciously, deliberately, and for a specific purpose in ther-
apy--is magnified to such intolerable proportions that the
instructee finally agrees that if things became "so bad as
all this", he would certainly have to die. And this is the
thing he has been subconsciously fearing all the time.
Instructor: 11 0. K. So now you're dead. Fantasy or image
up: That you have been taken into a mortuary. That you have
been dressed for your burial. You are now lying in your
coffin. People are coming in for the ceremony. A minister is
here.
"NOW, IN FANCY, GET UP OUT OF YOUR BODY. MOVE UP IN
SOME ELEVATED PLACE. LOOK DOvffl UPON YOUR BODY, LYING THERE
IN THE COFFIN.
"This is just a sort of game, but it has a very impor-
tant purpose which I shall shortly disclose to you. Can you
do this? Can you image up this situation: You are up in the
higher part of the room, looking down on the assembled

people, the minister, and your own body lying down there in
the coffin?"
Up to this time, every instructee upon whom I have
tried this technique has been able vividly to imagine such a
situation. In fact, instructees seem to become highly
intrigued and fascinated, wondering what is to occur next.
Instructor: "Now, see the specific colors and detai l s
of the scene. How is your body dressed? What color is the
coffin? Describe the room. Describe the walls. Where are t h e
windows? Describe the people present. See the colors o
their clothes. And NOW, take a good look at the minister. Do

you personally know this clergyman?"

The instructee sometimes states that the minister is a
person he knows; sometimes that the minister is just an
imaginary or synthetic figure. Either way is 0. K.
Instructor: "Take a good look at this clergyman. He is
to be a very, very special man. This minister we have here
at your funeral is a man with great psychic powers whereby
he HAS COMPLETE AND DETAILED KNOWLEDGE OF EVERY SINGLE THING
ABOUT YOU FROM THE DAY OF YOUR BIRTH. THERE IS NOT ONE
SINGLE THING YOU HAVE EVER DONE, OR THOUGHT OF, THAT THIS
CLERGYMAN DOES NOT KNOW. HE HAS PERFECT AND TOTAL KNO\VLEDGE
OF EVERY SINGLE THING ABOUT YOU, GOOD AND BAD.
"NOW, THEN, YOU STEP INSIDE THE BODY OF THIS MINISTER.
BE HIMl UNDERSTAND THIS CLEARLY! YOU ARE NOW THE CLERGYMAN
AT YOUR OWN FUNERAL. HERE YOU STAND. YOU ARE TO DELIVER
THE FUNERAL SERMON. DOWN THERE IS THE COFFIN. IN IT LIES

YOUR BODY.
"Proceed with the general gist of what you would say to
the assembled gathering concerning that person lying there.
You need not deliver a detailed sermon. Just give me the
general outlines of what you, being such a minister, would
say. 11
With a little prompting, the instructee proceeds to
make a few more or less vague remarks, usually somewhat

eulogistic. Some examples: "He was a nice fellow, a hard-
working man, he never did anybody any dirt." "She was a good
woman, she reared a big family," etc., etc.

After the instructee has made a few more or less inane
remarks, the instructor finally springs the real strategy of
the entire technique, as follows:
"Thank you. Now, remember, as we have agreed, you, the
minister, have complete and detailed psychic information;
you know every single thing, good and bad, in the whole life
of this person. So, now STATE TO l-iE ALOUD THE THINGS THAT
YOU AS THE MINISTER WOULD PRIVATELY THINK ABOUT THIS PERSON,
BUT WHICH YOU WOULD NOT CARE TO SAY ALOUD TO THE PEOPLE
ATTENDING THIS FUNERAL. GIVE ME THE WHOLE THINGJ WHAT DO YOU
REALLY THINK ABOUT THAT PERSON DOWN ~HERE? MENTION THOSE

THINGS THAT YOU WOULD NOT CARE TO DISCLOSE TO ANYONE. LET'S
HAVE ITJ EVERY SINGLE THING THAT YOU AS THE MINISTER REALLY
KNOW AND THINK ABOUT THAT PERSON. "
The results can be astounding. If the instructor has
adroitly handled the application of this technique, the
instructee has by this time been worked into a state of
medium trance or 11 reverie 11 and the most revealing data comes
pouring forth. And the astonished instructee HEARS IT ALLJ
WHO'S SAYING ALL THESE THINGS? A minister? It suddenly dawns
on the instructee that these are things he is saying about
himself--AND THAT THEY ARE ALL TRUEJ
I regret that since I never use a tape recorder or any
sort of recording device in a consultative session, I am not
able to reproduce some of the startling case results accom-
plished with this technique. Perhaps I shall at last use a
recorder and in a future Manual present some of these
enthralling "sermons".
However, the powerful and decisive thing about the
~-L.I.I~~"'f,;;
"sermon" technique is t~t the instructee actually CRITI-

CIZES HIMSELF. As the 'minister 11 , he says aloud, and in his
1
own hearing, THINGS ABOUT HIMSELF THAT HE HAS NEVER PRE-

VIOUSLY FACED OR ADMITTED--NOT EVEN TO HIMSELF.
I will admit that the full application of such a
technique requires considerable skill on the part of the
instructor, yet it can easily be acquired. EVEN MORE THAN
SKILL, IT REQUIRES THE CONFIDENCE OF THE INSTRUCTEE IN THE
INSTRUCTOR. If the instructee fully trusts the instructor,
all things are possible.
NEEDLE SURGES SHOULD BE REPORTED
This is a general principle that has not been discussed
elsewhere, so I wish to emphasize it here. The Electropsy-
chometer is always placed in such a position that the
instructee cannot see the meters. But surges that clearly

relate to emotional responses are--with reasonable dis-
cretion--reported to the instructee by the instructor.
This completely clears the instructor of any danger of
offending or angering the instructee as a consequence of a
hasty, unpleasant, or ERRONEOUS evaluation. The METER said

it, the meter surged. Who caused this? Why, the instructee
himself. And maybe there WAS a mistake. Maybe the surge is
merely a "mechanicaltt one caused by the instructee changing
his grip on the electrode. There is always an easy and
soothing way out--if the instructee is not yet ready to face
the facts of his own case.
Sometimes a surge IS a bit doubtful. The event or
recall that seems to have caused the questionable surge may

be temporarily dismissed, a few questions tried in other

areas; then the suspect area should be returned to. Does
the instrument surge again? If so, ADVISE THE INSTRUCTEE
ACCORDINGLY. This is apt to be a KEY area. What is in here?
Explore it--but not at a rate beyond the tolerance of the
instructee. And, I wish to emphasize, here and now, instruc-
tees can tolerate a lot more painful data about themselves
than many psychiatrists have been taught to believe.
The silly idea of some psychiatrists and psychologists
is that the instructee must be petted and pampered along
until after some MONTHS OR YEARS, he will face the painful
data in his case voluntarily. This might be all right--if
the instructee can afford the expense. But how many can?
Actually {OUTSIDE OF ACUTE HEART CONDITIONS), the instructee
can usually face and accept any and all Electropsychometri-
cally-validated data, at almost any ~ of speed.
Once in awhile, one encounters a very highly psychi-
cally armored or barriered instructee who seems to present
NO needle surges. In these cases, the SENSITIVITY control

{Control #2) is set wide open, and the surge needle is
watched carefully. Then, what would in another case be
viewed as a small, insignificant needle action, is reported
to the instructee as a MAJOR surge.
It actually is a ''major" surge in this kind of case.
But you had better be pretty sure you are right before
reporting it to the instructee as a ''major". Armored or
barriered cases are the toughest ones to handle in the
entire field of psychotherapy.
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PART III
The Energy-Flow Techniques of Applied Creative Energy
CONCERNING "ENERGY FLOWS"
My research in the field of Electropsychometry has
brought me to the realization that the only real thing in
this Universe is something called "energy". This is the

ultimate non-physical Power.
"Energy" is from a Greek word, ergon--to work, plus
~--in. To work in. Energy is a working in. A working in
time-space. It comprises dynamic action, dynamic FLOW. So,
herein, energy is spoken of as ENERGY FLOW.

The granite masses of the Rocky Mountains are temporary
manifestations of energy flows, wherein the energy action is
confined to circulatory circuits, called "electron paths",

within the masses of the mountains. The energy of a light-
ning bolt is the SAME ENERGY spiraling forward in a differ-

ent fashion. Cosmic radiation is a still higher type of
energy flow.
The potential power of the energy flows in the masses
of granite in the mountains, the released energy of a tril-
lion lightning bolts, are as nothing compared to the poten-
tial ENERGY FLOW power of the human psyche. It has the

duplicative, cumulative potential to do, to be, to achieve
anything that can be visualized. And, to do, be, and achieve
things that have not yet been visualized. The potential of a
lightning bolt is brief, it spends itself in a few micro-
seconds. The potential in the granite of the mountains is

~prisoned, limited to closed-circuit paths. Only the human
psyche can UNLIMITEDLY SELECT paths of energy flow. It is

equally unlimited in its power to repeat or duplicate energy
flows and the mental images which they comprise.
All of my books deal with the law that the duplicating

or sustaining of mental images leads to their realization on
the physical level.

Why?
The answer to this question has not been arrived at
through speculative philosophy or arbitrary religious doc-
trine. It has been reached through nucleonic research.
For a long while scientists have been aware that all
matter is a conglomeration of particles called molecules,
that molecules are clusters of smaller particles called
atoms. More recently it was discovered that all atoms are

comprised of something that has been called electrons, pro-
tons, neutrons, and the like.

Electrons, etc., manifest effects that are rigidly in
accord with seemingly ~utable cosmic laws, and were, for a
time, depicted as "ultimate particles". But a "particle"
must have a definite shape, or body of some kind--and it has
been definitely found that the "electron" has no shapeS It
is not a sphere, nor a cube, nor a cylinder, nor a thing of

any other conceivable physical aspect. Hence, electrons are
NOT particles. They are the composite manifestation of non-
physical ENERGY FLOWS.
The phenomena of electronics are, as said, immutable,
predictable, workable, but what is observed are illusions of

_.,1' --e ---- --=--
EFFECTS. The human mind is not yet highly enough evolved to

"see" pure non-physical energy. It sees only effects that
make it look ~ if electrons were fast-moving physical par-

ticles. No electron has ever been seen or located at any
particular point in space-time. We observe only the effects
of something called "electrons".
Now, since we have been taught that all matter is made
up of ultimate electrons, and since electrons have been
proved to be physically non-existent, then one arrives at
the astounding computation that all matter is a transient
effect of condensed non-physical energy. Or, perhaps, that
the "physicalness" of matter is really only a manifestation
of a heavy but temporary concentration of non-physical
cosmic energy.
This concept should be clearly grasped. When this is
done, it becomes evident that psychical or cosmic energy
flows can appear in ANY "physical form", including incredi-
ble physical forms, as, for example, flying saucers and
other things that we have rarely or never seen on this
planet.
A second essential concept is that in the case of the
human psyche, this flow of cosmic energy is superior to and
is in control of all "physical" manifestations of itself.
Grasp this concept and you can achieve a level of awareness
that outranks all the "lost secrets" of the past, and which
enables you to deal effectively with the present and the
future.
This world, and everything in it, including lands,
seas, living for.ms, and man, are all manifestations of

illimitable flows of APPLIED CREATIVE ENERGY. These energy
flows are forever in action, whether in circulatory motions
in masses, such as iron and granite, or in complex motion,
as in an explosion of a stellar system. There are only ener-
gy flows in action in a trillion trillion manifestations.
But the cause is one--ENERGY FLOW. At this time, on this
planet, only the human mind is capable of being consciously
aware of this, and of purposefully redirecting energy flows.
An energy flow in the human psyche, if persistently
sustained in a certain pattern, manifests itself in a
series of duplicated mental ~ges. The mental image is a
DIRECTIVE part of the flow itself. If sustained long enough
and intensely enough, the energy flow is concentrated into a
nucleonic deposit, and then one says that the ''mental image"
has now materialized into the "physical event".
But energy flows, it must be re-emphasized, can be
misdirected.
Why is this possible? How can the high intelligence
level of human super-consciousness ever misdirect an energy
flow?
Energy flows are misdirected, or destructively concen-
trated, as a consequence of imperfect data or LACK OF ACCUR-
ATE INFORMATION. Or, as a result of misinformation, misin-
terpretation of information, or the receiving of deceptive,
false-to-fact information.
Misdirected energy flows are the same thing as "nega-
tive energy flows". From the human viewpoint, they have

destructive power. Misdirected energy flows, of which nega-

tive mental pictures are component elements, are the source
of every kind of illness and disease.
Negative energy flows are sometimes difficult to
reverse, without an Electropsychometer. Further, the con-

scious and purposeful application of a specific energy-flow
procedure that is highly beneficial to one person may
actually WORSEN the case of another person, because of the

extremely individual genetic or psychical patterns of every
living being.
For this reason, a MANUAL-AUTOMATIC model of Electro-
psychometer must be used with the energy-flow techniques
that are about to be disclosed. The operator is thereby
enabled TO OBSERVE ON ~-1ETER DIALS THE ACTUAL DISCHARGE OF
ELECTRONIC OR NUCLEONIC DEPOSITS in the psyche of the

instructee. This discharge is achieved through the directed
conscious-level reversal of previous negative energy flows.
When the discharge dies away, as indicated on the meter

dials, the operator knows that the specific technique in use
has exhausted its value, for the time being. Even more
essential, the meter dials also register the worsening sit-

uation that may occur if a technique is applied that does
not fit the particular case. When this occurs, the operator
discontinues the procedure he is applying and selects
another. That is why the Electropsychometrically-monitored

flow techniques can and do produce results in days or weeks
that often cannot be approached in YEARS of haphazard

attempts by older conventional procedures, especially when
carried on without instrumentation.
To sum up this chapter: "Matter", including the human

physical body, is a complex of circulatory energy flows.
Persistently misdirected energy flows can and do cause

nucleonic deposits that are probably the basis of all ill-
nesses and diseases. Misdirected energy flows can be pur-

posefully reversed on the level of conscious awareness. If
such reversals of negative energy flows, converting them to
positive flows, are successfully sustained or duplicated for
an adequate space-time, then the physical effects of the

negative flows can also BE REVERSED. The reversal of a
negative energy flow is initiated and achieved by the creat-
ing and duplicating of positive mental images, accompanied
by an awareness that one CAN reverse any type of energy

flow.
Those who are weary and sick therefore may take heart.
Without knowing our own powers, we all often misdirect our
energies in a destructive fashion. With equal power we can
reverse such energy flows and redirect them in a construc-

tive way. Energy flows constructively directed on the level
of conscious awareness can, by degrees, create a radiant,
whole, healthy, happy human being.

"Duplicating" a mental image is the only known way of
psychically sustaining a specific energy flow in a certain
direction. Therefore, step-by-step energy flow-directing

techniques of mental imagery are now presented.
Flow Technique No. 1
HOW TO FLOW OUT A NEGATIVE ENERGY PATTERN
This technique and the one immediately following are
the two major procedures of energy flow therapy. These two
techniques--and only these two--can be used with or without
an Electropsychometer. The practice of them is of benefit to
any living person, without exception.
A pattern of "negative energy flow" in this book means
a system of persistently duplicated energy flows that have
gradually created destructive effects in the psychophysical
area of the personality. This formulation should be briefly
presented to the instructee. Then, by way of example, the
instructor may say:
"Let your entire body relax. Imagine that your body is
really only a large skin sack full of energy stuff, intran-
sient patterns, some of it good or constructive and some bad
or destructive. With this concept clearly set up in your
mind, imagine now that you are starting to flow negative or
destructive energy right out of your body. A destructive
energy flow may be imaged up or symbolized as looking like
sharp, ugly bits of gravel flowing out of you in a contin-
uous stream. You need not necessarily image up this nega-
tive flow gravel stuff as pouring out of an actual hole in
your body, but as coming out through your skin and forming a
thick, dense stream as it falls from your body. However, if

you do see a hole from which this ugly gravel stuff seems to
be pouring out, that will be perfectly all right, too. It

should pour straight downward, for it is very heavy. You may

imagine you are up somewhere at a great height, and you can
see this dirty gravel stuff streaming down, falling away

from you.
11 THIS IS IMPORTANT! Don't 'exteriorize' yourself! That
is, don't imagine that you are outside of your body, watch-
ing the negative energy-flow gravel streaming out of you.
Be yourself, be in your body and in your head. Just see and
FEEL the stuff pouring out of you. Let it pour from whatever
area of your body is in trouble. If your trouble is in your
stomach, let the gravel stream pour down from your stomach
and out through your back.
"If you have a headache, or any condition that requires
that you flow the gravel stuff out of your head, you may lie
on your stomach and watch the stuff pour down out of your
forehead, out of your eyes, your cheeks. Another way to work

a head flow-out is to image that the stuff is pouring out of
the back of your head, that it is falling onto a metal chute
which slopes down and away from you, to one side or the
other, in range of your vision, so that you can see the
stuff flowing down the slanting chute. Let the chute slope
down into a deep gorge or chasm into which the stuff pours.
This is also a good way to work a flow-out from the back of
the neck or from any rearward or spinal area of the body.
"Keep duplicating your mental pictures of this flow.
Let the stuff pour and pour and pour.

ttif you are able to do so, imagine that you hear the
hissing sound of the energy stuff pouring out of you. It may

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be heavy; there may also be a sensation of jarring or vibra-
ting. You may also perceive some unpleasant odor, as of some
powerful poisonous chemical."
In my own case, when I use this technique--and I use it
every week or oftener--I do not see gravel stuff, but a flow

of black radioactive cinders, sharp and ragged in shape, and
radiating hot energy as they fall. I usually see the black
cinder-flow falling with a steam hiss into a body of water
below. The essential thing, however, is to see the gravel
or cinder stuff issuing from the body, rather than where or

how it falls.
The perception of an odor from the flow is not common.
The main perception is to SEE THE OUTFL0\11 from bodily areas,
and secondarily, hearing the flow.
This technique is extremely easy to practice, and, up
to this time, is by far the most effective of all the energy
flow techniques. The procedure may seem silly or fantastic
to the conscious mind, but be assured, it is very real to

the subconscious or superconscious mind.
As to the mode of selecting areas of the body from
which to proceed with negative energy flows:
It is assumed that the instructor has already made use
of the deep relaxation technique set forth on Page 27. If
not, this usually should be done first. Then the flow-out
would be from those areas on which Electropsychometric
surges were observed. If there are several areas, start with
the one farthest from the head, as an arthritic knee, for
example; then perhaps the colonic area, and finally back-of-

neck and shoulder areas. Oten an instructee may get the
energy flow-outs started consecutively, and when all are
started, one ater the other, he may be able to keep all the
flow-outs running simultaneously. I this cannot be done,
work one area of the body at a time.
As to how long to continue the flow-out: If the in-
structee is on an Electropsychometer, the manual-automatic
control (#9) should be set for MANUAL operation, and the
energy flow-out should be continued as long as the needle of
Meter #15 continues to show even a slight tendency to drift
toward the left, in the direction of rising tone. Reset the
needle with Controls #7 and #8, as required. Flow-outs may
be continued even after the meter needle stops showing a
rising tone--and this is almost the only flow technique to

which this statement applies.
This technique is the supremely best one for severe
cases, but it should, of course, be used in ALL cases, with-

out exception. The procedure never exhausts itself. It may
be compared to one's taking a bath, shaving, or washing

one's hair. No matter hov1 good a job you do, more dirt
accumulates and you wash or bathe again. Similarly, nega-
tive energy flow-outs may be repeated at intervals, day
after day, week after week, indefinitely.
The results of applying this technique are sometimes
tremendous, far beyond what might be expected of such a
simple procedure. One high-speed, highly-paid typist who had
developed incipient arthritis in her fingers so that she
could hardly work, remained unimproved and resistant to

every technique until this one was tried. She accepted this
technique at once. She used it duplicatively while at work,
visualizing streams of hot black cinders pouring from all
her fingertips. The painful condition in her hands and
fingers vanished in ONE DAY.

It has also succeeded on a wide variety of other ail-
ments, too numerous to mention here.

A serious type of case is one wherein the victim has
spiralled down through anxiety into a state of panic, which
may include delusions that other persons are ridiculing him

behind his back, or are ceaselessly plotting to take his
job, his possessions, or his life. This type of case is apt
to read very low on the Electropsychometer--from 1.8 down to
1.1. Such a case may display a wild, flickery needle on
Meter #15. An instructee in this condition should NOT be
processed with any of the investigative or regressive tech-

niques of Parts I and II of this book. The relaxation tech-
nique that begins on Page 27 should be tried, but if the
instructee is unable to relax, to let go, or to be at ease,

even that should be discontinued and only the above flow-out
technique, .. and the cosmic-energy inflow technique next fol-

lowing, should be used.
This is a good place wherein to emphasize the major

technical operating principle of the Electropsychometer.
IN EXAMINATION OR ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES, WE LOOK FOR

TONE METER DROPS ON METER #14 AND FOR NEEDLE SURGES TO THE
RIGHT ON METER #15, ON "AUTOMATIC" SETTING. As pain, physi-
cal or psychical, is contacted, we get tone drops and pain

surges.
But in processing procedures, wherein we seek to dis-

charge tension on painful past events, we always try to
obtain STEADILY EVEN THOUGH SLOWLY RISING TONE. This is
shown on Meter #14 by the needle drifting to RIGHT, and on
Meter #15 (with instrument set on MANUAL) by the needle
drifting to the LEFT.
The best way to remember this is to visualize the

needles of the two meters as the sides of a fan. When the
needles go farther apart, they "fan out" or go away from
each other, disclosing a tone DROP. When the needles drift
TOWARD EACH OTHER, they indicate a gradual tone RISE.
If this fan symbolization is learned, there will be no

need to spend any effort on remembering the directions of
movement of the meter in relation to tone rises or drops.
(Refer to sketch below.)
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Pain
RISING - 'q a Pain
Surge Surge
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"Pleasure" or
FALLING FALLING
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CONSCIOUS AWARENESS OF COSMIC ENERGY INFLOW
In the book, "The Power and Glory o:f Sex", there is an
abridged disclosure that all li:fe on this planet apparently
originated and is sustained today by an inflow of titani-
cally powerful cosmic ray radiation :from unknown reaches of
the Universe. Like all energy radiations, cosmic rays are
physically unseeable, so :far; we perceive their effects.
That the inflow o:f cosmic ray energy is the power
source :for the achievement of the division o:f living cells,
and therefore is essential to the existence of all "li:fe",
is only now coming into area o:f human conscious awareness.
Whether the intensity of the inflow o:f cosmic energy is
uni:for.m or varies :from time to time has not been ascer-

tained. But two things about it are certain. It continuously
streams in upon and through one's physical body. Further,
its intensity at any moment is greatest out under the open
sky.
Wilhelm Reich appears to me to be somewhat in error
when he states that cosmic ray energy can be stopped by the
physical materials o:f the buildings in which we live and
work. Cosmic radiation is not stoppable by any thickness o:f
any material, except possibly by the strange and massive
remains o:f decayed uranium--which is metallic lead. But
experiments have disclosed that while x-rays can be about
100% stopped by less than one-half inch o:f lead, cosmic rays
can pierce nine-:foot thicknesses o:f that metal, and still

produce perceivable effects inside that barrier.
Hence the intensity of cosmic radiation impinging upon

one's physical body probably cannot be brought to zero by
the interposition of any physical substance between one's

body and the open sky, but it nonetheless can be more or
less seriously reduced thereby. Therefore, the more time one
is outdoors, the more of this energy one receives.
A more serious resistance to the effective action of
cosmic ray energy within the body is apparently caused when

one sets up negative counter-energy flow patterns through
the mental phenomenon of accepting and activising the dis-
ease-creating concept that the human physical body is a base
and carnal object. And also as a consequence of counter-
flow-systems generated by fears, anxieties, pains, and tne
like. Such counter-flows of negative energy set up, or at
any rate create the "as if" end-effect of setting up, a
barrier that deflects or reduces the effective intensity of

inflowing cosmic energy. This may at first seem a bit fan-
tastic, BUT THAT'S THE KIND OF STUFF THAT THESE ENERGY FLOWS
ARE MADE OFl

What this means is simply this: One must first reduce
the intensity of one's psychical negative radiations or
"vibrations" by applying the negative energy outflow tech-
nique set forth above. Then one should be aware CONSCIOUSLY

that powerful radiations of incoming, constructive, life-
creating cosmic energy is FLOWING INTO ONE'S PHYSICAL BODY
from unknown reaches of the Universe.
Be consciously aware that this cosmic energy is always

flowing into your physical body, to a degree, EXCEPT when
you generate counter-energy flow patterns that neutralize
it. If you neutralize it completely, or nearly so, for any
length of time, YOU DIEl If you can, on the other hand,
become aware with a total certainty on the conscious level
that you are flowing this energy in, completely unimpeded,
you can achieve a so-called ''miracle" healing.
From the standpoint of the instructor, the application
of this inflow technique is simple. The instructee simply
has to be made aware consciously that cosmic ray energy does
flow in if it is not stopped or diverted by a negative
counter-flow. This cosmic ray energy is always arriving upon
this earth. It is not cached away somewhere waiting to be
called upon or supplicated for by some arrogant peddler of
religion, to be dispensed at a price. It is actually flowing
in upon you every second of the day and night. It need not
be, in fact it cannot be, conjured in through a window by
the wave of some preacher's hand. It's just FLOWING in upon
this earth, always.

The amount you receive into your physical body does
depend to a certain degree upon the amount and the kind of
material interposed between you and the open sky. So that
when you are outdoors, or, that is, when there is no physi-
cal substance between you and the open sky, you will be in
the field of the greatest available flow intensity.
Hence a devotee in a nudist camp perhaps receives the
highest degree of cosmic ray radiation. This is not a plug
for nudism. A handkerchief or at least a G-string probably

,._ -. !.=.!- -- ------
won't stop any appreciable amount of incoming energy. Dead
ORGANIC material seems to block or to absorb cosmic ray
energy to a greater degree than any other substance. There-
fore clothing, which is made of non-living organic stuff,

does impede the inflow. Nylon passes it relatively more
easily.
All this should not be construed to imply that one
would be better off under the open sky in midwinter at JO
below zero, rather than in a warm room under a massive roof.
The human body exists successfully in an extremely narrow
temperature slot; _it cannot be at an optimum much below 75
degrees Fahrenheit or over 100. Further, cosmic ray energy
flows, to a degree, through ANY interposed materials. The
main point is that IF the outdoor temperature condition is
favorable, then the outdoor application of this technique is

preferable to working it indoors.
This concept of the inflow of cosmic ray energy is

forthright. One consciously images the inflow in a symbol-
ical form and perceives it, FEELS it. This type of energy
flow may be symbolized as a great ray of extremely fine
transparent particles, or of slightly tinted flowing parti-

cles--usually of a light blue quality.
If an instructor and an instructee can work in an open
patio, in a studio with open skylights, or even in a room
with wide open windows, temperature and weather conditions

permitting, this will be helpful. At any rate, the desira-
bility of exposing the skin of the body to the open sky can
be disclosed by the instructor, and the instructee may

practice at it later under favorable conditions.

What this amounts to, in the final analysis, is this:
1: Get outdoors once in a while--in shorts--and bra.
2: While outdoors, be consciously aware of this inflow of
energy. The conscious awareness of the inflow does not
increase the cosmic energy flow; it decreases resistive

counter-energy flows.
In processing, an efficient procedure is to employ a

combination of the two techniques above. First, have the
instructee flow out negative energy for several minutes, or
until tone rises on Meter #15 (MANUAL SETTING) cease. Then

proceed with the concept of inflowing cosmic energy until
the meter needle again stops. Return to negative outflow.
Alternate the two techniques as long as tone continues to

rise.
To summarize: Incoming cosmic ray power arrives on this
earth continuously, whether one believes in it or is aware
of it or not.
Cosmic energy apparently can be blocked, stopped, or
diverted by the intense counter-radiation of destructive
negative energy patterns. Cosmic energy can, therefore, in
effect, be more completely received by one's being con-
sciously aware that it IS streaming in upon one with a
great, beneficial intensity.
One final comment: The main effect of successful prayer

perhaps is that praying comprises the concept of receiving
"power" from a Divine source. Actually, this power is an
ever-streaming, ALWAYS ARRIVING radiation; it comes in with

or without praying--but the prayer deactivates the mental-

image thought patterns responsible for the heavy counter-
radiations or "vibrations" that obstruct or deflect cosmic
ray energy.
ALTERNATING ENERGY FLOWS
This technique is a consequential development of the
present writer's rejection of a gobble-de-gook procedure
styled "running a dichotomyn. The word "dichotomy" means

cutting into pairs. It is of importance mainly in botanical
science, and in certain logical formulations concerned with
botany. It seems to be used by one metaphysical cult simply
to enable the reverend "doctors" thereof to sound esoteric,

learned, and intellectual. Few if any of them know what a
true dichotomy is. The word does NOT fit the procedures used
in its name.
The basic procedure is merely to parrot over and over
the statement: "There is something there, there is nothing
there", with reference to a situs of pathology, or the like.
Hence, if you have a bad heart, a broken leg, or an enlarg-
ing hernia, you are to say, over and over, "There is some-
thing there, there is nothing there". This one is to do by
the hour, as jt were. This procedure is at best apt to be
useless, and at the worst it can be confusing and dangerous.
However, on trying it out on instructees on the Elec-
tropsychometer, the procedure was found to carry a hint of

possibly being constructively modified. The modification is

now to be disclosed.
As I have stated previously, we live and function
through the manifestation of psychical energy flows and
associated mental-image patterns, positive and negative. A
positive flow is one which is "natural", constructive, ben-

eficial. A negative flow is a misdirected flow. Misdirected
energy flows are the cause of every kind of human illness
and disease; of every undesirable condition or situation.
This being the case, the first step is to become aware
on the conscious level that as a result of the acceptance of

misinformation or f'alse information, or as the result of the
misinterpretation of information, one has been duplicatively
misdirecting energy flows and thereby has created an unde-
sirable event or condition.
By way of example, assume that your instructee has a

bad ear, with deafness setting in. Now, the first thing to
do is to use some of the procedures of Part I. Especially
this: "Create an image of, or be aware of, something you
would like to hear. Or something you would NOT like to
hear." Also, of course, use various questions from the

lists, and employ the word test, if necessary, until it has
been ascertained what the instructee did not wish to hear
when he was a child--or earlier.

This is: First ascertain the CAUSE of the present unde-
sirable condition. In this case, we are assuming it is an

ear condition. In the case of an old doctor I processed for
onsetting deafness, we found that he, at present, objected

violently to the "cracking voice" of his aging wife. He had
lived with her for forty years, and for nearly all of these
years her voice had been lovely. But now she had developed a
cracking , quivering that was intolerable. Through Electro-
psychometrically-controlled time-sweeping {Page 42), we

found that t h is cracking and quivering voice was now identi-
cal in sound to that of ~ hateg grandmother who had abused
the instructee 22 zears before, when he ~ ~ infant!

Such things MUST be found out about.
\'/hen the examination has been completed, cause the in-
structee to create a mental picture in his mind of the organ
or part of the body that is in bad shape.
In the case of this instructee who was becoming deaf,
I instructed him to create a mental image of his bad ear; to
let it appear, in a huge, greatly magnified aspect, out in
front of him.
Now a lay person has no idea as to what the interior of
an ear or any other organ, good or bad, actually looks like.
But, on the basis of test after test, this has not been
found to be necessary. Simply say to the instructee, "SEE IT
THE WAY YOU SEE IT, no matter how it looks. And see it in
its present-moment condition. If you think it is full of
pus, see it that way. However grotesquely you consciously
see the organ or structure, remember that your subconscious

or superconscious has created this entire structure from a
single-celled beginning and this superconscious certainly
knows just how this area OUGHT TO LOOK AND OUGHT TO BE under
optimum conditions.
11 Now, for a moment visualize the organ or structure as
becoming WORSE. Be aware, sharply and consciously, that this
is the effect of a MISDIRECTED ENERGY FLOW. Feel the force

of this misdirected flow.
1 ~fter a second or so, tell yourself that you are now
REVERSING this misdirected energy flow. Flow energy in the

opposite direction, in an opposite pattern. Alternate back
and forth from the image of a negative flow to the concept
of a positive, constructive, healing flow.

11 Further: Assume that the positive energy flow action
causes the first slight degree of improvement in the affect-
ed organ or area to occur deep within at the center of the
diseased or disturbed structure, so that this improvement is
not immediately visible on its outer surface.

1 ~ile continuing the alternating energy flows, grad-
ually become aware that you can SEE THROUGH the outer dis-
eased or disturbed structure to the small healed or at least
improved area near the center of the structure. Continue the
alternating flow action, duplicatively. The central improved
area should grow larger and become more and more seeable
through the disintegrating outer image shell of pathology

and disease or tension.n
This technique must be conducted with an Electropsy-
chometer, because if used TOO SOON on a case, it may result
in a severe TONE DROP instead of a tone rise, in which case

it is at once discontinued in favor of Techniques Nos. 1 and
2, above. The Electropsychometer Control #9 is set for a
manually-controlled response, and the technique may be con-

tinued as long as the needle of Meter #15 continues to drift

to the left.
The technique must be used over and over, once or twice
a week. The improvement of an affected area may be quite
slow to appear; it often takes a good deal of time and
effort to reverse a destructive energy-flow pattern.
As has been stated above, if the process, instead of
causing a drift of the needle of Meter #15 to the left,
causes an opposite response, with the needle going persist-
ently to the right, in the direction of falling tone, DIS-
CONTINUE the procedure, for something is wrong.
The commonest source of trouble is WRONG DIAGNOSIS.
That is, if the instructee thinks he has heart trouble when
actually he has lung trouble, then imaging up a heart and
flowing energy back and forth from that image will make him
worse, or sicker--for the whole procedure is false to real-

ity. In some of these deep ailments, COMPETENT AND CORRECT
DIAGNOSIS is essential.
This technique can be worked with reference to any area

of the physical body: liver, gall bladder, colon, heart,
pancreas, stomach, etc., etc. It is a "butterfly-emerging-
from-a-cocoon" procedure in that the improvement is first
imaged as deep within the center of the distressed area,
which expands, and from which the old psychical outer shell
of disease sloughs off.
With reference to mental anxieties and distresses, the
procedure is employed in the following way:
"Create an image of yourself, in your own worst aspect.

--=====:::.
That is, see in your own self-projected image whatever it is
that you ARE, that you DO, or that you HAVE which is causing
other people to flow negative energy toward you. Now flow
positive energy toward your own ~ge so that it begins to
improve, invisibly, AT ITS CENTER. Continue to flow energy
in fine, transparent, or in lightly tinted particles or rays
toward your own image until you begin to 'see' through the
ugly shell-like exterior the NEW beautiful interior that is
by degrees being created. Alternate back and forth between
seeing yourself in this ~ge in your worst aspect and then
seeing yourself with a changing INNER ASPECT, the inner area
gradually growing larger, brighter, stronger, as you dupli-
catively carry on the ~ging energy flow procedure."
Repeat, DUPLICATE, week after week.

REVERSED SEQUENCE TECHNIQUE
This technique, meaninglessly styled "running in brack-
ets" in some books, is based on a psychical principle which
is an inversion of the "Golden Rule". The Golden Rule says
that one should do to others that which one would have done
to one's self by others. The powerful and factual inversion
thereof is that one DOES tend to do to others whatever has
previously been done TO ONE BY OTHERS--when one was a child.
If you were kicked, you will kick others. If you were
abused, you will tend to abuse others.

It must be stated at once that while this applies to
most people, it does not apply to everyone. A person who is
psychically sensitive and highly evolved may reverse the
whole thing. This highly evolved person will say: "I suf-
fered; I do NOT wish others to suffer. I was hungry; I do

not wish others to be hungry. I was sick; I do wish to teach
others how not to be sick. tt These are the spiritually evolved
people--and they are in the minority. The blind, nearly
universal reaction is: "I was beaten, I beat. I was slapped,
I slap. I was sneered at, I sneer at." And so on, without
end.
I once knew a mother who every day at 5 P.M. would
develop a peculiar frowning aspect on her face, would get a
long mean stick, go out into the yard, watch her happily
playing children, find some transparently fraudulent excuse
to move in and start first scolding, then beating them with
the stick. In a few minutes a happy, playful scene was
transformed to a bedlam of crying and tears. Investigation
disclosed that SHE, as a little child, had been consistently
abused and whipped by a sadistic father--himself a weary,
labor-whipped man--when he came home from work after five
o'clock. This didn't happen on Sundays, and so his daughter,
the present n ther, likewise did not hunt up excuses to beat
her children ~~ n Sundays; in fact on that day she let them do
anything they pleased to the extent that they made nuisances
of themselves.
The automatic tendency, as stated, is to now do to
others what was formerly done to you--duplicatively--when
you were a child. This involves an early psychic trauma--

injury--and it is discharged by first using the techniques
of Part I to find out who injured the instructee and what
they did to him or her. Then, having this data, proceed as
follows:
Assume that your instructee, like the mother described
above, is guilty of abusing her children. The statement you
are most apt to hear in such cases is, "I just don't know
why I do such things", or the like. You have completed t he
investigative procedures of Part I and now, by way of exam-
ple, you may proceed as follows:
1: Image up in your mind a picture of the last time
you unjustifiably beat or abused a child.
2: Image up some other person, even a f ictitious or
imaginary person, beating or punishing a child.
3: Image up or become actually aware of someone beat-
ing or punishing YOU when you were a child.
Another example:
Assume that you are a man and that you hate women.
1: Image up some woman and feel hatred toward her.
2: Create an imaged scene in which some other man is
hating women.
3. Bring in a mental picture of your mother hating you.
Hear her saying, "I HATE THIS BRAT" or whatever similar
things she actually did say to you.
The preceding example discloses the basic source of the
homosexual neurosis. The stock phrase of th e homosexual,
male or female, is, "I HATE MY MOTHERI" As an infant, a
child is aware of only ONE woman--mother. If mother is hate-

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ful, mean, abusive to the child, he or she computes that ALL
women are like this, and grows up subconsciously hating
women. It's hard to reverse this one.
One more example:
Assume you have a bad tendency to gossip, to belittle,

or to defame other people.
1: Image up a scene wherein you actually did this with
reference to another person.
2: Image up another person doing this to a third person.
3: Image up, as accurately as possible in time and
space, another person who duplicatively did this to YOU,
somewhere back in the past.
PULL NEGATIVE IMAGES THROUGH THE BOD Y
This important technique is best presented by way of
example:
Assume that the instructee has a painful arthritic leg.
You say:
"Create an image out in front of you of this painful
leg. Let it have everything wrong with it that is wrong with
your own leg. Bring this image of your bad leg closer to
you. Closer and closer to you. Become aware that you are
feeling a strong, painful RADIATION or 'vibra tion' coming
from your leg and striking upon you. That an energy flow
from the image of the bad leg is impinging unpleasantly upon

you. Bring the image of the leg closer and closer to your
,Ill
eyes. Now, positively and strongly, draw the image right
through your head and then send it away into the distance,
out behind you. Send it farther and farther away; imagine
that you have turned around and are watching it diminish in
size as it recedes and finally vanishes. Relax.
ttAfter relaxing a moment, duplicate the above proce-

dure. Again image the bad leg out in front of you. Bring it
nearer. Feel its negative energy flow or vibration impinging

on you. Draw it through your head and again send it away.
After doing this four or five times, duplicate it with this
variation: draw the bad leg up to, through, and out of your
own bad leg, and send it away, as above."
Keep duplicating this procedure as long as a meter tone
rise is obtainable.
If the condition concerns the instructee's stomach,
have him image up the affected structure, any way he sees
it, pull this image through the head, and then through the
stomach. In each case, have the instructee pull the image
first through the head, then through whatever part of the
body is distressed.
DUPLICATE the procedure again and again. Have the
instructee relax a moment after each pull-through. Also,
encourage the instr~ctee to discuss his sensations and talk
about his situation as the procedures are being carried
through.
This pull-through-the-body technique is of course per-
formed on the Electropsychometer with Switch #9 set on the

MANUAL position. The first four or five runs of this tech-
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nique are apt to caus a tone drop, as the instructee

contacts the pain and tension in the troubled area. After a
few passes, the needle of Meter #15 should begin to drift to
the LEFT in the direction of rising tone. If it does not,

discontinue and do something else. Also, when the needle
ceases drifting to the left, the technique is probably
exhausted for the time being. It will usually work again

during the next session.
REVERSING FLOWS OF BEING, DOING, HAVING
This technique is a variant of Technique No. 3. It

applies especially to things the instructee desires or needs
to DO, to BE, to HAVE.
For example, let us assume that the instructee wants to
get a better job. Proceed somewhat in this manner:

"Image up going into a suitable place, dejectedly ask-
ing for a job. See yourself being sneered at, rejected,

perhaps even being physically kicked out. Make the routine
sharp, vivid, and very brief. The purpose is to bring you to
an awareness of the type of energy flow pattern you are
using to get this rejection.
"Now intensely image up going into this same place, in
a serene and positive manner, and with a total certainty

that you will be accepted. Become aware to the highest
possible degree of the different energy flow pattern you use

to achieve this. A flow that is diametrically the opposite
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of the first one that caused rejection."
Have the instructee dismiss the imagery, relax, then

completely repeat, that is, duplicate, the whole procedure.
As usual, Meter #15 must be watched. The first two, three,
or four runs may cause a tone drop, then it should begin to
rise. If it does not rise, discontinue. If i t does rise,
continue until needle action dies out.
Assume instructee wishes to be liked. Again image up
being blue, dejected, disliked, rejected. Brief ly but sharp-
ly fee~ the type of energy flow pattern being used. Reverse
this energy pattern; image up being gay, lik ed, accepted,

desired. Duplicate!
Asswne the instruct.ee wishes to have more money. Image
up being broke, penniless, ragged, starving. Make it swift,
vivid, brief. Feel the energy flow being used. Now, reverse
this; image up earning, having, receiving adequate money and
other desired items. The imaging of this must NOT be on the
basis of receiving money or anything else as gifts, coming
in without effort, but on the contrary, on the basis of
exercising one's own innate energy-flowing and event-achiev-
ing power.
This technique can be used with reference to reversing
fatigue to buoyancy, sleeplessness to sound sleep, nervous-
ness to serenity, fears and anxieties to a calm certainty of
wellbeingness.
The above technique is one of the "dichotomies". It
simply amounts to "I can't--I CANl", and being highly aware
of the type of energy flow pattern being used each way. It

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is not always an effective technique. Be guided by the move-
ment of Meter #15 on the manual setting. Sometimes the 11 I
can't" part of the technique takes over, and the result is
a plWTh~eting tone registration on the meter. DiscontinueS

Try Techniques Nos. 1 and 2
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EXPLOSIONS
This is the "electroshock technique" of Applied Crea-

tive Energy. It comprises the bringing of two powerful
energy flows into a head-on explosive collision.
It is a simple technique. The instructee, it is
assumed, has contacted a painful event or injury, through
the application of the procedures of Part I. Other flow pro-
cedures do not seem to handle the situation. Direct the
instructee somewhat as follows:
"Image up this painful event; especially image up in
the scene the persons most responsible for this injurious
situation. See all these hated, feared people as vividly as
possible.
11 Nmll, image up a powerful explosive bolt of PURE ENERGY
arcing out from yourself, streaking right into the center of
the imaged scene with all the disliked, feared people con-
spicuously visible in it. Have this cause an enormous

explosion that disintegrates everyone and everything in the
image in a shower of sparks and flames. DuplicateS"

Use the explosion technique on ANY painful past person
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in the instructee's life: father, mother, teachers, rela-
tives, all enemies. Explode the image with a bolt of pure
energy. Duplicate. If possible, image the explosion with
sound, though this is not essential. It is usually carried
out in colors--the primary colors only: red, yellow, and

blue. ..
DUPLICATE I
As the explosion technique is carried through, watch
the needle of Meter #15. Explosions work best for persons
who have previously had a good deal of processing \'lith other
techniques. Explosions may NOT work for a beginner. Go by
the meterl The t6ne rise, in advanced processing, is often
astonishing, indicating that when workable, this is a power-
ful technique.
A CONCLUDING MESSAGE
All of the above techniques have been presented in a
brief and condensed, yet clear-cut, form. They workl
However, if it can be afforded, there is absolutely no
fully satisfactory substitute for personal class instruc-
tion. This applies especially with reference to the handling
of sexual area events and problems.
If the instructor is a man and the instructee a woman,
or the other way around, some thoroughly extraordinary and
delicate developments will occasionally occur. In fact, they
are bound to occur. There will be problems and situations in
this area wherein--for a time--NONE of the techniques in
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this book may work at all. Situations wherein their attempt-
ed application will only make the instructee sicker--and
more frantic. This sort of impasse may be rare--but it will
be encountered.
There is no book in existence that deals with this,
although every competent and experienced psychiatrist or
other type of therapist knows about it. Nor can this special
type of situation be treated herein. It can be handled only
in class instruction.
THE END
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the duplicative techniques of

The Duplicative Techniques of

APPLIED CREATIVE ENERGY

(Formerly the Manual of Electropsychometry)

The Six Basic Modes of Possible Human Action 7

Concerning Energy Flows 74

the duplicative techniques of

"Super- Visualization" replaces the former "Manual of

niques, plus some four additional books listed below* that

deal with concepts which have come up into the writer's

awareness through electropsychometric research.

As this work progressed through thousands of hours of

processing of distressed people, it became apparent that

electropsychometry was destined to be not merely an electro-

mechanical measuring procedure; that, instead, it is a

ing, at times, events of a completely fantastic and unpub-

lishable kind. It became evident, too, that the phenomena

that is contacted is based on the power of the human psyche

to create mental images or pictures that are the precursors

of physical events. This is SUPER VISUALIZATION.

The major evaluations arrived at in this research are

1: That "matter" or physical substance is merely

2: That this "energy" is a powerful super-fre-

3: That, in the case of a human being, this energy

4: That misdirected, reduced, or stopped energy

6: That the direction and intensity of human psy-

From these have developed the specific techniques presented

herein. These techniques are presented forthwith, in this

volume, for the assistance of those who wish to DO SOMETHING

at once, and study theory later. Consequently, theory and

also advanced discussions of some of the techniques are to

be published in an additional second volume now in prepar-

So, here are the "Action-Jackson" techniques of Elec-

tropsychometry and of Applied Creative Energy.

Theoretical discussion is at a minimum. This is covered

in Volume 2. However, it will once again be emphasized at

all this work is that one first creates mental pictures, or

image patterns, which, if duplicated intensely enough for a

long enough space of time, will lead to the ir materializa-

tion in physical reality--for the scientifically established

reason that the creating of a mental image is a manifesta-

tion of an actual flow of energy that causes alterations in

the configurations of molecular and atomic phys i cal pat-

terns. More briefly stated, mental images are a manifesta-

tion of Creative Energy.

Here is an easily performed experiment t hat illustrates

head, and the second of an Electropsychometer.

To perform the experiment, first look f i xedly and with

unwavering attention at the black dots on the \'lOman's nose--

for 33 seconds. Don't look away at a watch or clock to

or very slowly count to 33, meanwhile looking fixedly at the

four dots without an interruption. Then look up at one spot

on a neutral white or craam colored plaster wall or ceiling

for about ten seconds. A vivid image of a black-haired woman

The same experiment may be performed with the picture