General Information

The energy field of consciousness is infinite in dimension. Specific levels correlate with human consciousness, and these have been calibrated from “1” to “1,000”. (See appendix B: Map of the Scale of Consciousness) These energy fields reflect and dominate human consciousness.

Everything in the universe radiates a specific frequency, or minute energy field, that remains in the field of consciousness permanently. Thus, every person or being whoever lived, and anything about them, including any event, thought, deed, feeling, or attitude, is recorded forever and can be retrieved at any time in the present or the future.

Technique

The kinesiologic response (muscle testing) is simple “yes” or “no” response to a specific stimulus. In holistic health, it is usually done by the subject’s holding out an extended arm and the tester pressing down on the wrist of the extended arm, using two fingers and light pressure. Usually the subject holds a substance to be tested over the solar plexus with the other hand. The tester says to the test subject, “Resist”, and if the substance being tested is beneficial to the subject, the arm will be strong. If it is not beneficial or has an adverse effect, the arm will instantly go weak. The response is very quick and brief.

This test has been done by thousands of practitioners all over the world for many years, and the reliability and accuracy of the results have been well studied and documented. (See suggested reading.) It is important to note that both the tester and the one being tested must calibrate over 200 in order to obtain accurate responses.

For many years, the test was thought to be a local response of the body’s acupuncture or immune system. Later research, however, has revealed that the response was not a local response to the body at all, but was instead a general response of consciousness itself to a substance or statement. That which is true, beneficial, or pro-life gives a positive response which stems from the impersonal field of consciousness that is present in everyone living. This positive response is indicated by the body’s musculature going strong. For convenience, the deltoid muscle is usually the one best used as an indicator muscle; however, any of the muscles of the body can be used, such as the gastrocnemias, which are often used by practitioners such as chiropractors.

Before a question (in the form of a statement) is presented, it is necessary to qualify “permission”; that is, state “I have permission to ask about what I am holding in mind.” (Yes/No.)

If a statement is false or a substance is injurious, the muscles go weak quickly in response to the command “Resist”. This indicates the stimulus is negative, untrue, anti-life, or the answer is “no”. The response is fast and very brief in duration. The body will rapidly recover and return to normal muscle tension.

The test requires two people: the tester and the test subject. A quiet setting is preferred, with no background music. The test subject closes their eyes. The tester must phrase the ‘question’ to be asked in the form of a statement. The statement can then be answered as ‘yes’ or ‘no’ by the kinesiologic response. For instance, the incorrect form would be to ask “Is this a healthy horse,” rather than correctly as in the statement, “This horse is healthy,” or its corollary, “This horse is sick.”

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 “no.” The response is very short and immediate.

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 chart). 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 Marharshi’s teachings calibrate over 700.” (Yes/No) Or, “Hitler calibrated over 200.” (Yes/No) When he was in his 20s. (Yes/No) His 30s. (Yes/No) His 40s. (Yes/No) At the time of his death. (Yes/No)