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Be warned -- most of these are very cumbersome. If you have not started yet, one of them might break you through -- sometimes when people try something different, they break through, so this could work for you. Just remember that the simple, easy way is to train yourself to get a short, quick signal -- without having to close your eyes, use two hands, some awkward body posture, or a clunky gadget.

How to start getting signals - Nel 4:56

We also included these other testing techniques because we thought they might be of interest to you immunics historians out there. Even though we are serious and these might be helpful, we could hardly keep from giggling at how some of these may sound.

1. Rub your fingers together - smooth is no, grainy is yes.
2. Make a circle with the thumb and index finger (or any other, if the index finger feels too strong) of your non-dominant hand. Hold these two fingers firmly together. Use the thumb and index finger of your dominant hand as a "beak," which you insert into the hole and then try to open it up.
3. Make a circle (as above). Make a hook with the index finger of your other hand. Place it in the circle and pull where the two fingers meet to see if you can separate them.
4. Make a circle (as above). Join the thumb and index finger of your other hand inside that circle to create a figure eight. Pull apart where the fingers join.
5. Hold your index finger out straight and strong. Use the middle finger of the same hand to push down on it just behind the nail.
6. Make a circle (as above), using only the amount of strength it would take to hold a piece of paper. Take the index finger of your other hand, put it in the circle, and knock it from side to side or up and down, as if trying to get out of the circle.
7. Use Hand Muscle Exercise Grippers or small gripper clamps from a hardware store (much cheaper). Battery cable clamps may also be used. Find one that has the right amount of tension.
8. Hold your arm out to your side or in front of you, parallel to the floor, no fist. Have a partner press down, just behind the wrist.   This one can also be used as a self energy test.
9. Hold your arm next to your body with thumb next to thigh. Have a partner pull out at wrist. This one is especially good for testing substance sensitivities.
10. Lift something heavy. Try lifting a gallon of water from the floor with straight arm and slowly lifting it out to the side, or use your little finger to lift a chair or footstool. You need enough weight to challenge, but not strain, the muscle. The difference between yes and no should be dramatic.
11. Put your arm on a table as if to hand wrestle. Have your partner sit opposite you and pull down on the arm as if it's a slot machine.
12. Sit and hold a leg out in front of you. Have a partner press down on the ankle.
13. Cross one ankle over the other knee. With your hand, push your ankle away from your body by pushing on the heel.
14. Say you want smooth to be "yes" and sticky to be "no." Rub your palms together, saying "Give me a yes." And then "Give me a no." This is usually dramatic when it works.
15. Say you want smooth to be "yes" and sticky to be "no." Rub the end of your index finger in one direction over your thumb nail.
16. Say you want smooth to be "yes" and sticky to be "no." Rub a plastic credit card.
17. Set your hand on a surface where it can be relaxed. Your finger(s) moving is a signal to tell you "yes." Wait. It will move one finger involuntarily for yes. Thank it and ask it to repeat the "yes" signal. Wait. Thank it and ask it for a signal with another finger to signify "no." Ask subconscious mind to repeat it; give thanks.
18. Set hand on a flat surface. Ask for a "yes" and raise your index finger slowly off the surface. Don't force it.   Ask for a "no" and do the same with the same finger. "Yes" will rise higher.
19. Ask your head to nod ever so slightly up and down for a "yes" and ever so slightly back and forth for a "no."
20. Ask your head to nod ever so slightly forward for a yes, and tilt ever so slightly backward for a no.
21. Standing with your feet together, say, "My body leaning forward is yes and leaning backward is no." This one can be used when you're testing substances by putting them up against your stomach.
22. Choose one color for "yes" and another for "no." Close your eyes and see what color is there. Or choose a face of someone you love for "yes" and the face of someone you dislike for "no."
23. Choose one hand hot for "yes" and the other cold for "no."
24. Use relative heaviness of a limb to distinguish "yes" from "no." You can hold them out in front of you.
25. Choose one hand to tingle for "yes" and the other to tingle for "no."
26.   Listen to your body and feel what it says, weak or strong. Notice where it speaks to you.
27. Choose a sound for "yes" and another sound for "no." Any sound works -- buzzer, bell, hum, squeak, etc.
28. Choose a tune or song for yes and another for no.
29. This can be done with a crystal on a chain, but people may think you're into that weird "New Age" stuff. Just tie a string or thread 5-6" long to a LifeSaver, one of the larger ones that comes individually wrapped. Hold the end of the string very still in front of your body. Ask subconscious mind to show you a "yes," or tell it what you want a "yes" to be. Back and forth away from body is like nodding your head "yes." Back and forth sideways is like shaking your head "no." Or if you let it do its thing, it may circle one way for "yes" and another for "no." You can draw a half circle with pie-shaped sections in it and fill in the sections with different choices in each section. Hold the Life Saver over the center of the half-pie and let it rip. (If you don't like this method you can eat the LifeSaver.)
30. If you don't have the use of your fingers, as in the case of the ALS sufferer quoted below, perhaps the calm, clear place itself and lack thereof can be your yes/no indicator.
31. You can also find fingers (or whatever) for "don't know" and "don't want to say."
      

If you still can't connect

When I began to study this I really was uncertain about how to "test" because of my paralysis. I thought maybe I could use the opening of my mouth or jaw movements but that wasn't successful. So I continued to read and read the website and one night when I was resting and able to be still I tried to connect to the Calm Clear Place. I found that I could do that. I could take myself to that calm, clear place. One day while I was resting in my easy chair, I realized that for a moment while I was in the state (Calm, Clear Place), all of my muscle twitching stopped. I was in a state of complete relaxation... I was mentally agile... yet not dreaming or thinking about anything. So I continue to try to recreate that experience. It has become my way to be -- my testing state. Whenever I wake up at night or in the early morning I try to keep my mind and body focused in the same way as that state -- I try to "program" and train my body to remember it. I've found out that if I think about trying to "stop muscle twitching" the distraction of "trying" to be aware of the muscle twitching stops the relaxation and the twitching returns. I read an email about brain waves and noticed that when I'm in my Harmonic state - my calm clear place - I am asymptomatic and I am having theta brain waves. Once I discovered that, I became able to focus even more because I had some intellectual understanding about what was happening  . . . what I was doing with my body. A bottom line conclusion I've realized as a recommendation to others with paralysis or trouble connecting or doing Harmonic testing is to remember to take time at the beginning and know this as a learning process. Although your disability may not be paralysis, nevertheless you may discover what I discovered -- that simply by continuing to read the web pages, merely by absorbing the info on the pages, your mind will go to work on it all and without a lot of effort, your mind will make progress. The mere harmonious processing of the knowledge of the mind enables the skill to connect to begin to manifest itself, spontaneously, hundredth monkey style. I noticed that the more often I personally take myself into the state of being asymptomatic, my will power kicks in and I notice that I am asymptomatic without even trying. That is the more consciously I practice my connection (accessing) skill, the more unconsciously I'm in the state of my own with no work or trying.

Love in colleagueship,

- Bryan Masters
 

Or perhaps you have some physical sensation like the following:

Right after my near death experience, I started hearing a humming sound in my ears, like a high-pitched buzzing noise. Initially I thought something was wrong with my ears, so I went to a specialist who couldn't find anything wrong. After hearing this for two years, I realized that the humming was an indication that the angels were around and that it was a way for them to communicate with me. At certain times I would hear it only in my left ear, which I now know means that somebody is lying to me or I shouldn't do something. When I hear it in both ears it means a positive affirmation. It's like a yes and no communication.

- Donna Terody, angel visionary artist
http://www.angelvisions.com
  

Hello Greg and friends -
I want to thank you for your trust and allowing  my access to your knowledge, which I am finding quite inspiring as well as practical. There is so much to connect with and use...so I want to get on with it. 
The question - I find that the basic accessing skill works for me but in a very different way than fingers opening. I get a burst  of  energy in my spine which makes my upper body do a quick twist or  sometimes a rapid series of twists left to right. I am  understanding this to be a "YES". No motion or twist is understood as a "NO".  At  times, I feel the energy but no twisting, but mostly there is a  pronounced movement when I ask and get an response.  Is this OK?