Know Your Magnetic Field: Chapter Two. Mechanics

As a student nurse, in my first few months of training, I stood around in amazement listening to the senior nurses and medical students chatter along in medical parlance. It was then a foreign tongue to me but it was not long until I could listen intelligently and join in the conversation.

Listening to this person as he worked and talked, I experienced a similar sensation. He has evolved a lingo of his own—mechanical and electrical terms—with a few descriptive phrases tossed in for good measure. We have had many intense discussions on some of his terms. I would attempt to understand and interpret his explanation of a condition in medical terms while he struggled to comprehend my viewpoint from a medical definition. We have been surprised many times to discover finally that we were talking about the same thing.

One of his most frequent expressions is "When the signal comes . . ." This is his guide. I have seen him many times listen to the heart vibrations and feel around experimentally over several nerve centers when working on a patient. Then the expression of his face changes, he settles into an eased position and starts to feed the energy into a specified area. Then I know the energy is working through him.

In matters of business he will shape his plans. Then

"What do you mean by one being strong in his own energy?"

"A child is born with a strong or a weak nervous system," he went on. "That is determined at conception and is the result of the energies of the parents. If they are of mated frequencies and are well and strong at the time the child is conceived, that child usually has an easy birth and a strong, healthy nervous system. When he reaches marriageable age and if he marries one of correctly mated energy, natural feeding continues, health and strength increase and all the desired requisites of life are fulfilled.

"If the child is the result of mismated energy currents and the parents are nervous, discontented or not well at the time of conception, that child usually has a hard delivery due to the mother's tight nerves which are caused from inefficient energy fueling. He inherits a weak nervous system and is a victim of low energy and nerve depletion most of his life.

"The individual with a strong, healthy nervous system generates enough fuel or energy current to maintain his own requirement and automatically radiates

"That is true," I answered. "The more successful the results the more it exhausted me. At the end of such cases I usually went to bed for several days."

"You are an example of the delicate nervous system," he said. "You relayed energy to others of your compatible wave length but the results were exhaustion and depletion in you."

"How well I know, never having had sufficient energy to enable me to do the things I wanted to do."

This person went on with his explanations. A child born under tension inherits a weak magnetic field. However, the pelvic tensions can be released shortly after birth (enabling the child to draw more energy