In the book Vivaxis many simple experiments were outlined. It was hoped the readers would follow the directions and enjoy the satisfaction of experimenting for themselves; confirming that magnetism, in both magnets and living things, is linked to the geographic point where magnetism was originally induced.

Due to the prevalence of major earthquakes shortly after the book was first released, in the spring of 1969, special notice is brought to the attention of those concerned that all these tests are dependent on a steady state with a magnetic and electrically balanced polarity. Generally, the pattern is constant and consequently wave vectors are reliable and true in their direction of energy wave flow. The use of polarizing by harnessing our energies is entirely dependent on a steady magnetic pattern of the earth and only at this time can wave channels to a Vivaxis be picked up accurately and utilized.

Changes in the earth's rotational motion are related with major earthquakes and it has been shown that quakes of a high magnitude on the Richter scale are associated with a "wobble" of the earth's axis. During the period of disturbance none of the tests outlined in Vivaxis are valid since waves bend and directions of channels fluctuate. A change in polarity occurs slightly prior to the actual quake and might continue to upset our normal equilibrium for twenty-four hours or longer.

At the time of the Alaska earthquake, Good Friday of 1964, when quakes registered about 8. 5 on the Richter scale, zoo keepers as far away as San Diego observed birds and animals became unnaturally agitated before and around the period of the disturbances; similar observations have been recorded in various parts of the world during other major earthquakes. The question must arise in the minds of many, what causes this unrest in the central nervous system of these creatures? Often, people claim they feel this disturbance too, yet the quakes originate thousands of miles away and the ground shock can not possibly be felt by them. Is it due to the wobble and consequent change in the spin pattern of the earth's rotation? If so, how and why does it affect them?

The answers to these questions are explained by the basic law of nature which, under normal circumstances, links all living things by direct wave circuit to their point of origin and is described in the book, Vivaxis, The Spiral of Life. There, it explains how the energies of the central nervous system are magnetically controlled by a two way link; a magnetic wave link that can be detected travelling in an energy wave flow directly to its point of origin or place of birth, called "Vivaxis".

Slightly prior to a major earthquake, generally of a magnitude of 5 or more on the Richter scale, this direct magnetic circuit link becomes inconsistent in pattern fluctuating in direction like a ship lost at sea. Only for brief intervals can it be detected travelling and channelled in correct orientation to its point of origin; it is more characteristic for the wave channel to change to right angles or just wander and fluctuate. This condition persists after the actual quake for a period which varies in relation to the magnitude of the disturbance; the electric field appears to become stronger than the magnetic.

Our own polarity becomes unbalanced, disrupting our normal magnetic wave link. Many record this through the use of angle wires during the disturbances; major earthquakes can be detected by this means prior to the news reports of the seismograph recordings. It is our observation that severe quakes far removed from civilization, although confirmed by seismographs, are given little or no publicity by the news media. A recent example of such a situation was during the period May 30 to June 4, 1969. A sharp uprise in illness also coincided with that time.

Attempts to polarize by the normal methods are futile during these periods and the unbalanced polarity at the centre point of the head can be detected. However, if nature is left without further major disturbance the natural balancing of her energies generally corrects the polarity within a few days.

The earth can be regarded as a large magnet and we as individuals each have a specified portion of that magnetism which is individually ours; an integral part of the magnetic whole. If the whole becomes unbalanced magnetically it naturally follows we too become out of polarity with consequent reaction to our nervous system.

My first experience of wave vector disturbance caused by earthquakes was in 1964, on the day preceding Good Friday. We were visiting in the interior of British Columbia and I was attempting to demonstrate with angle wires that wave vectors taken from the centre points of a person would give the bearing to his place of birth. The direction of energy wave flow was fluctuating and the predominant trend was at right angles to the correct bearing. At the time, being inexperienced with this phenomenon, I had not associated the effect with the cause and naturally my confidence was somewhat shaken. The next day the major tremor of the Alaska disturbance occurred and the radio was soon reporting the disaster. The inconsistent wave pattern associated with this movement of the earth's crust disrupted further research for a period.

These events further confirmed our opinion that the spin pattern within our own atoms and molecules is predominantly influenced and co-ordinated through the energy of the earth's rotation. Co-ordinated to that particular point where, around the time of our birth, the bones of the body solidify and harden. This can well be compared to recent findings which show that molten rock aligns its atomic particles to the particular field of energy at the time and place it solidifies. The magnetic pattern in the rock remains and shifts in the earth's magnetic field can be traced through eons of time by the science known as paleomagnetism.