3.4. The Receiving Hand and the Transmitting Hand

The connection between the measurement instrument (sensor) and the measurement point (organism, organ, area) is our hand, which has a direct contact with the energy above the specific physical body or intangible body at the spiritual level. We measure vacuums and areas with surplus energy. Thus, we find it the easiest to assess a vacuum, i.e. state without energy, with the hand transmitting energy, and the areas with a living organism, i.e. surplus energy, with the hand receiving energy.

Energy flows through, it comes into the body through one hand and exists through the other. We can say that one hand is the receiving hand and the other the transmitting one. Practice shows that the one and the other hand are both receiving and transmitting, however, one hand is always more ready to receive and the other to transmit energy. At this stage, this is sufficient for therapeutic connection; now, only the main characteristic of both hands must be determined.

The receiving hand and the transmitting hand are determined by the participant in the course who already knows the properties of his hands and who has already learned about the functioning of his eye sensor through his own practice. Mostly, this is in fact done by the therapist by placing his left hand, with the palm turned downwards, above the right hand of the candidate with the palm turned upwards, and his right hand with the palm turned upwards under the left hand of the candidate turned downwards. The palms do not touch and are one above the other: with around five centimetres of distance between them. The candidate and the therapist measure with blinking, and if the blinking is continuous, the candidate has the same properties of the hands as the therapist: they have the same receiving hand and the same transmitting hand.

If blinking immediately stops when measuring the property of the hands, the therapist crosses his hands and places his left palm above the left palm of the candidate, and his right palm under the candidate’s right palm. When crossing the hands, the therapist simultaneously turns his palms so that they are in opposite positions. This time, the blinker will certainly work, which means that the candidate’s hands have the opposite properties to those of the therapist: the candidate’s left hand is like the therapist’s right one, and the other way round.

After determining these basic characteristics of the hands, we can test the combined functioning of the hands and the sensor. It is known that areas without energy, i.e. vacuums, take the therapist’s energy from his hand in order to compensate for their lack, and that areas transmit surplus energy to his hand to get rid of it: energy flow appears. Therefore, in therapy and searching for vacuums we will use the transmitting hand, and vice versa, in the search for surplus energy (elementals) we will use the receiving hand.

To practice this procedure, it is the most appropriate to use an ordinary plastic cup. Plastic material is a dead substance and acts as a vacuum. We place our eyes in the position of the sensor and travel evenly above the plastic cup with a loose, sufficiently straightened palm of the transmitting hand. Let the hand above the cup be around ten centimetres above it (possibly less or more, since the distance is not precisely defined). We pay attention to the eye sensor which will stop functioning when the hand passes above the plastic cup and then start to blink again at a sufficient distance from the cup.

When we feel the functioning of the blinker, when testing it with a cup, we repeat this test in couples. One candidate holds a plastic cup in an optional position and observes the functioning of the blinker of the other candidate: he looks him into his eyes. The other candidate blinks and moves his hand from the left to the right and the other way round above the cup for which he does not know where it is. When the first candidate discovers that the blinker stopped to work in the position when the hand of the other candidate was above the cup, they switch their roles. The candidate who is testing must not see or know the position of the cup, otherwise his ego starts to function and he does not obtain the right result.