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The heading is Chart 3, followed by The Three Modes of Motion of Mind and Matter. The reference identifies Book 1, Energy, printed page 46. Chart numbers and printed page numbers are different references.

If you found several books, include book 1 in your query. If search is unavailable, open the example chart directly and check its heading.

The straight stick’s ends are marked positive and negative, with neutral at the middle. In the bent drawing the ends are below and the neutral middle is at the top; a line joins the ends to complete a triangle. The drawing changes shape while retaining three named positions.

Scan shows the original page; Text shows the recovered transcription; Both shows both. On a wide screen they sit side by side. On a phone or narrower window they stack, with the scan first—scroll down for the text.

If the scan is still enlarged, choose Fit scan. With JavaScript off, scan and text are both present without the switches; opening the scan image gives you the full-size original.

Below the chart title, choose Copy reference, then paste into your notes. It includes the book, chart, printed page, and source URL. Copy link copies just the permanent page address. If your browser blocks copying, select and copy the displayed reference or link yourself.

You should be back at Chart 3, with stick highlighted in the text. Stone describes the two ends of the bent stick joining through energy currents to make a triangle. He then applies positive, neutral, and negative to each of four elements—Fire, Air, Water, and Earth—giving three times four, or twelve. This is the connection we will look for in the next chart.

Search arrivals open the text view so the passage is visible; you can still switch to Both. Use Back to search results to return to the same search, or the tutorial return above the reader to come back here.

If you see no results, check the spelling, select All works, and make sure Charts is checked. To compare your settings, open the worked search. Search matches recovered words, titles, and indexed terms; it cannot read lettering from a scan that has no transcription.

Neutral names the third position in this example: the middle of the straight stick and the top of the bent one. The transcription preserves neuter and supplies neutral in brackets. Those brackets are the original transcription team’s editorial help; they let you connect the wording without silently rewriting Stone.

Use Search for a passage, phrase, or page/chart reference. Use Keywords for the recorded terms inside illustrations and the charts connected to them. A word can appear in a transcription without being an illustration keyword, so an empty keyword result does not mean the word is absent from the books.

Without JavaScript, choose N in the alphabetical index and find neutral [neuter]. Clear removes a typed filter when JavaScript is enabled.

Search for book 1 chart 4 and use the reference match. In the reader choose Both. Look at the Fire triangle at the upper left, then compare the separate Air, Earth, and Water triangles with the central circle. Below the title, choose Copy link; if copying is blocked, copy the displayed page address manually.

The page identifies Book 1 · Energy, Chart 4, and printed page 48. Its permanent address ends in /books/energy/chart-4/. A copied source link does not include tutorial or search information.

Each of the four element diagrams contains a triangle; the central circle combines the four triangles into twelve positions. The Fire triangle’s corners are labeled Head, Solar Plexus, and Thighs. Chart 3 supplies Stone’s threefold analogy; Chart 4 applies that pattern across the four elements and assigns body correspondences. These diagrams present his model.

Compare with the correct chart. You have completed the tutorial when you can locate the sources, explain that connection using their text and images, and share a source link. Revisit any step you could follow but could not yet explain.