DEMONSTRATION II. This is akin to the last experiment. Have a checker
board arranged by some of the audience who understands the game. Then
let some one decide on the next move. Be sure that the Transmitter
thoroughly understands the piece to be moved, as well as the place to
where it is to be moved. Then, proceeding as above indicated, first find
the piece to be moved, and then move it to the proper place. This feat
consists of two parts, you will notice. The finding of the piece is like
the finding of the card. Then with the piece grasped between your thumb
and forefinger, make a small circular and backward and forward movement,
until you feel the mental impression of "There!" when you will place
your piece directly on the spot. This may seem difficult, and appears so
to the audience, but you will find by a little private practice that it
is really as easily performed as some of the simpler tests.