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After making the statement, the tester says “Resist” to the test subject who is holding the extended arm parallel to the ground. The tester presses down with two fingers on the wrist of the extended arm sharply, with mild force. The test subject’s arm will either stay strong, indicating a “yes,” or go weak, indicating a “not yes” (no). The response is short and immediate.

A second method is the ‘O-ring’ method, which can be done alone. The thumb and middle finger of the same hand are held tightly in an ‘O’ configuration, and the hooked forefinger of the opposite hand is used to try to pull them apart. There is a noticeable difference of the strength between a “yes” and a “no” response (Rose, 2001).

The third method is the simplest, yet, like the others, requires some practice. Simply lift a heavy object, such as a large dictionary or merely a couple of bricks, from a table about waist high. Hold in mind an image or true statement to be calibrated and then lift. Then, for contrast, hold in mind that which is known to be false. Note the ease of lifting when truth is held in mind and the greater effort necessary to lift the load when the issue is false (not true). The results can be verified using the other two methods.

Calibration of Specific Levels

The critical point between positive and negative, between true and false, or between that which is constructive or destructive, is at the calibrated level of 200 (see Map in Appendix B). Anything above 200, or true, makes the subject go strong; anything below 200, or false, allows the arm to go weak.

Anything past or present, including images or statements, historical events, or personages, can be tested. They need not be verbalized.

Numerical Calibration

Example: “Ramana Maharshi teachings calibrate over 700.” (Y/N). Or, “Hitler calibrated over 200.” (Y/N) “When he was in his 20s.” (Y/N) “His 30s.” (Y/N) “His 40s.” (Y/N) “At the time of his death.” (Y/N)

Applications

The muscle test cannot be used to foretell the future; otherwise, there are no limits as to what can be asked. Consciousness has no limits in time or space; however, permission may be denied. All current or historical events are available for questioning. The answers are impersonal and do not depend on the belief systems of either the tester or the test subject. For example, protoplasm recoils from noxious stimuli and flesh bleeds. Those are the qualities of these test materials and are impersonal. Consciousness actually knows only truth because only truth has actual existence. It does not respond to falsehood because falsehood does not have existence in Reality. It will also not respond accurately to nonintegrous or egoistic questions.

Accurately speaking, the test response is either an ‘on’ response or merely a ‘not on’ response. Like the electrical switch, we say the electricity is “on,” and when we use the term “off,” we just mean that it is not there. In reality, there is no such thing as ‘off-ness’. This is a subtle statement but crucial to the understanding of the nature of consciousness. Consciousness is capable of recognizing only Truth. It merely fails to respond to falsehood. Similarly, a mirror reflects an image only if there is an object to reflect. If no object is present to the mirror, there is no reflected image.

To Calibrate A Level

Calibrated levels are relative to a specific reference scale. To arrive at the same figures as in the chart in Appendix B, reference must be made to that table or by a statement such as, “On a scale of human consciousness from 1 to 1,000, where 600 indicates Enlightenment, this _____ calibrates over _____ (a number).” Or, “On a scale of consciousness where 200 is the level of Truth and 500 is the level of Love, this statement calibrates over _____.” (State a specific number.)

General Information

People generally want to determine truth from falsehood. Therefore, the statement has to be made very specifically. Avoid using general terms such as a ‘good’ job to apply for. ‘Good’ in what way? Pay scale? Working conditions? Promotional opportunities? Fairness of the boss?

Expertise

Familiarity with the test brings progressive expertise. The ‘right’ questions to ask begin to spring forth and can become almost uncannily accurate. If the same tester and test subject work together for a period of time, one or both of them will develop what can become an amazing accuracy and capability of pinpointing just what specific questions to ask, even though the subject is totally unknown by either one. For instance, the tester has lost an object and begins by saying, “I left it in my office.” (Answer: No.) “I left it in the car.” (Answer: No.) All of a sudden, the test subject almost ‘sees’ the object and says, “Ask, ‘On the back of the bathroom door.’” The test subject says, “The object is hanging on the back of the bathroom door.” (Answer: Yes.) In this actual case, the test subject did not even know that the tester had stopped for gas and left a jacket in the restroom of a gasoline station.

Any information can be obtained about anything anywhere in current or past time or space, depending on receiving prior permission. (Sometimes one gets a “no,” perhaps for karmic or other unknown reasons.) By cross-checking, accuracy can be easily confirmed. For anyone who learns the technique, more information is available instantaneously than can be held in all the computers and libraries of the world. The possibilities are therefore obviously unlimited, and the prospects breathtaking.

Limitations

The test is accurate only if the test subjects themselves calibrate over 200 and the intention for the use of the test is integrous and also calibrates over 200. The requirement is one of detached objectivity and alignment with truth rather than subjective opinion. Thus, to try to ‘prove a point’ negates accuracy. Sometimes married couples, for reasons as yet undiscovered, are unable to use each other as test subjects and may have to find a third person to be a test partner.

A suitable test subject is a person whose arm goes strong when a love object or person is held in mind, and it goes weak if that which is negative (fear, hate, guilt, etc.) is held in mind (e.g., Winston Churchill makes one go strong, and bin Laden makes one go weak).

Occasionally, a suitable test subject gives paradoxical responses. This can usually be cleared by doing the ‘thymic thump’. (With a closed fist, thump three times over the upper breastbone, smile, and say “ha-ha-ha” with each thump and mentally picture someone or something that is loved.) The temporary imbalance will then clear up.

The imbalance may be the result of recently having been with negative people, listening to heavy-metal rock music, watching violent television programs, playing violent video games, etc. Negative music energy has a deleterious effect on the energy system of the body for up to one-half hour after it is turned off. Television commercials or background are also a common source of negative energy.

As previously noted, this method of discerning truth from falsehood and the calibrated levels of truth has strict requirements. Because of the limitations, calibrated levels are supplied for ready reference in prior books, and extensively in
Truth vs. Falsehood
.

Explanation

The muscle-strength test is independent of personal opinion or beliefs and is an impersonal response of the field of consciousness, just as protoplasm is impersonal in its responses. This can be demonstrated by the observation that the test responses are the same whether verbalized or held silently in mind. Thus, the test subject is not influenced by the question as they don’t even know what it is. To demonstrate this, do the following exercise:

The tester holds in mind an image unknown to the test subject and states, “The image I am holding in mind is positive” (or “true,” or “calibrates over 200,” etc.). Upon direction, the test subject then resists the downward pressure on the wrist. If the tester holds a positive image in mind (e.g., Abraham Lincoln, Jesus, Mother Teresa, etc.), the test subject’s arm muscle will go strong. If the tester holds a false statement or negative image in mind (e.g., bin Laden, Hitler, etc.), the arm will go weak. Inasmuch as the test subject does not know what the tester has in mind, the results are not influenced by personal beliefs.

Disqualification

Both skepticism (cal. 160) and cynicism, as well as atheism, calibrate below 200 because they reflect negative prejudgment. In contrast, true inquiry requires an open mind and honesty devoid of intellectual vanity. Negative studies of the testing methodology
all
calibrate below 200 (usually at 160), as do the investigators themselves.

That even famous professors can and do calibrate below 200 may seem surprising to the average person. Thus, negative studies are a consequence of negative bias. As an example, Francis Crick’s research design that led to the discovery of the double helix pattern of DNA calibrated at 440. His last research design, which was intended to prove that consciousness was just a product of neuronal activity, calibrated at only 135. (He was an atheist.)

The failure of investigators who themselves, or by faulty research design, calibrate below 200 (all calibrate at approximately 160), confirms the truth of the very methodology they claim to disprove. They ‘should’ get negative results, and so they do, which paradoxically proves the accuracy of the test to detect the difference between unbiased integrity and nonintegrity.

Any new discovery may upset the apple cart and be viewed as a threat to the status quo of prevailing belief systems. That consciousness research validates spiritual Reality is, of course, going to precipitate resistance, as it is actually a direct confrontation to the dominion of the narcissistic core of the ego itself, which is innately presumptuous and opinionated.

Below consciousness level 200, comprehension is limited by the dominance of Lower Mind, which is capable of recognizing facts but not yet able to grasp what is meant by the term ‘truth’ (it confuses
res interna
with
res externa
), and that truth has physiological accompaniments that are different from falsehood. Additionally, truth is intuited as evidenced by the use of voice analysis, the study of body language, pupillary response, EEG changes in the brain, fluctuations in breathing and blood pressure, galvanic skin response, dowsing, and even the Huna technique of measuring the distance that the aura radiates from the body. Some people have a very simple technique that utilizes the standing body like a pendulum (fall forward with truth and backward with falsehood).

From a more advanced contextualization, the principles that prevail are that Truth cannot be disproved by falsehood any more than light can be disproved by darkness. The nonlinear is not subject to the limitations of the linear. Truth is of a different paradigm from logic and thus is not ‘provable’, as that which is provable calibrates only in the 400s. Consciousness research methodology operates at level 600, which is at the interface of the linear and the nonlinear dimensions.

Discrepancies

Differing calibrations may be obtained over time or by different investigators for a variety of reasons:

1. Situations, people, politics, policies, and attitudes change over time.
2. People tend to use different sensory modalities when they hold something in mind, i.e., visual, sensory, auditory, or feeling. ‘Your mother’ could therefore be how she looked, felt, sounded, etc., or Henry Ford could be calibrated as a father, as an industrialist, for his impact on America, his anti-Semitism, etc.
3. Accuracy increases with the level of consciousness (The 400s and above are the most accurate.)

One can specify context and stick to a prevailing modality. The same team using the same technique will get results that are internally consistent. Expertise develops with practice. There are some people, however, who are incapable of a scientific, detached attitude and are unable to be objective, and for whom the testing method will therefore not be accurate. Dedication and intention to the truth has to be given priority over personal opinions and trying to prove them as being “right.”

Note

While it was discovered that the technique does not work for people who calibrate at less than level 200, only quite recently was it further discovered that the technique does not work if the persons doing the testing are atheists. This may be simply the consequence of the fact that atheism calibrates below level 200, and that negation of the truth or Divinity (omniscience) karmically disqualifies the negator just as hate negates love.

Appendix D
Movies

 

2001: A Space Odyssey

440

A Beautiful Mind

375

About Schmidt

435

A Clockwork Orange

70

A Fish Called Wanda

230

African Queen, The

395

Aliens

145

All About Eve

300

All Quiet on the Western Front

150

Amadeus

455

A Man for All Seasons

455

American Beauty

380

American Graffiti

365

An American in Paris

355

Annie Hall

355

Apartment, The

200

Apocalypse Now

65

Around the World in 80 Days

385

A Streetcar Named Desire

315

Babe

350

Barbarella

185

Barefoot in the Park

395

Batman

210

Ben-Hur

475

Best Years of Our Lives

360

Beverly Hills Cop

180

Big Blue

700

Birds, The

215

Birth of a Nation, The

140

Blade Runner

225

Bonnie and Clyde

105

Bowling for Columbine

185

Braveheart

275

Breakfast Club

300

Breakfast at Tiffany’s

360

Bridge on the River Kwai, The

385

Bringing Up Baby

255

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

270

Bye Bye Birdie

245

Caddy Shack

205

Carnal Knowledge

155

Casablanca

385

Cat in the Hat

130

Charade

305

Chariots of Fire

425

Charlotte’s Web

335

Chicago

385

Chinatown

315

Citizen Kane

400

City Lights

355

Cleopatra

365

Clockwork Orange

70

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

265

Color Purple, The

475

Cool Hand Luke

255

Crocodile Dundee

265

Dances with Wolves

375

Deliverance

145

Deer Hunter, The

155

Dickens’ Christmas Carol

499

Dr. Strangelove

225

Doctor Zhivago

415

Double Indemnity

315

Driving Miss Daisy

395

Easy Rider

195

English Patient, The

250

Empire of the Sun

490

ET: The Extraterrestrial

375

Exorcist, The

140

Fail Safe

255

Falling Down

90

Fahrenheit 9/11

180

Fantasia

475

Fatal Attraction

140

Field of Dreams

390

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

330

Forrest Gump

475

French Connection

275

From Here to Eternity

395

Funny Girl

385

Gandhi

455

Ghostbusters

235

Giant

350

Gigi

375

Godfather, The

155

Godfather, Part II, The

155

Godzilla

180

Goldfinger

215

Gold Rush, The

260

Gone with the Wind

400

Good Fellas

100

Graduate, The

325

Grapes of Wrath, The

385

Grease

330

Great Gatsby, The

350

Greatest Show on Earth

390

Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?

305

Halloween

85

Hamlet

405

Harry Potter

215

Hello Dolly

380

High Noon

275

In Cold Blood

80

In the Heat of the Night

165

It Happened One Night

255

It’s Alive

125

It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad World

290

It’s a Wonderful Life

450

Jaws

140

Jazz Singer, The

390

Jerry Maguire

375

Jurassic Park

330

King Kong

175

Kramer vs. Kramer

205

LA Confidential

205

Last Emperor, The

385

Last Picture Show

375

Lawrence of Arabia

320

Legally Blonde

355

Lethal Weapon

105

Lion King, The

415

Little Buddha

445

Lord of the Flies

270

Lord of the Rings

350

Lost Horizon

485

Love Story

310

Malcolm X

215

Mad Max

160

Maltese Falcon, The

325

Manhattan

305

Marty

235

M*A*S*H*

360

Matrix, The

165

Midnight Cowboy

195

Miracle on 34th Street

390

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

215

Moonstruck

325

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

395

Murder on the Orient Express

365

My Big Fat Greek Wedding

385

My Fair Lady

405

Network

255

North by Northwest

340

Notorious

145

Oliver!

365

Omen, The

85

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

160

On the Waterfront

295

Ordinary People

275

Out of Africa

390

Paper Moon

300

Passion of Christ, The (Original) 190

(Edited version)

395

Patton

345

Philadelphia Story, The

405

Place in the Sun, A

210

Platoon

180

Predator

145

Pretty Woman

375

Psycho

80

Pulp Fiction

25

Raging Bull

255

Raiders of the Lost Ark

385

Rain Man

410

Rebel Without a Cause

310

Return of the King

350

River’s Edge

310

Rocky

265

Rocky Horror Picture Show

205

Rosemary’s Baby

60

St. Elmo’s Fire

105

Saturday Night Fever

395

Saving Private Ryan

195

Schindler’s List

180

Searchers, The

315

Seven Days in May

340

Sex, Lies, and Videotape

140

Shakespeare in Love

395

Shane

390

Shining, The

55

Silence of the Lambs

45

Singin’ in the Rain

415

Sixth Sense, The

310

Sleepless in Seattle

350

Some Like It Hot

355

Sound of Music, The

425

Spiderman

255

Stagecoach

350

Star Wars

250

Sting, The

295

Taxi Driver

360

Terminator

125

Terms of Endearment

425

Thelma and Louise

140

There’s Something about Mary

105

Third Man, The

200

Titanic, The

405

To Kill a Mockingbird

310

Tom Jones

195

Tootsie

355

Toy Story

400

Treasure of the Sierra Madre

200

Twin Towers, The

350

Valley of the Dolls

200

Vertigo

105

Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory 345

Wait Until Dark

110

Wall Street

225

Way We Were, The

350

West Side Story

405

Wild Bunch, The

270

Winged Migration

495

Wizard of Oz, The

450

Wuthering Heights

360

Yankee Doodle Dandy

400

Young Frankenstein

255

You’ve Got Mail

275

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