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If the goal is to find an object while remaining in the present location, use the specialized techniques described later on: techniques that change only a portion of the phase space. Finding by Calling a Name This technique is only used to find living objects. The practitioner must call a person or an animal by name to cause the animate phase object to enter or appear nearby. The call should be loud, nearly a shout, otherwise it will not always work. Generally, it is often enough to pronounce a name several times to achieve results. If the desired animate object does not have a name or the practitioner does not know it, then any name or general summoning will do, like, “Come here!” This should be done while mentally focusing on a clear image of the desired person or animal. Finding by Inquiry To perform this technique, approach any person in the phase and ask him (or her) where to quickly find a desired object. An accurate answer is usually given straight away, and it should be followed. However, to avoid wasting time, do not forget to mention that the object must be found “quickly”, or specify that the object should be “nearby”. During this communication, under no circumstances should there be a doubt about the accuracy of the information, since otherwise it may lead to a simulation of what is expected. The drawback of this technique is that it requires the presence of an animate person and good skill at communicating with objects in the phase, which can prove difficult. Finding by Turning Around In order to use this technique, the practitioner must concentrate and imagine that the required object is located somewhere behind his back, and after turning around he will actually see it there, even if it was not there just a moment earlier. This works best if the practitioner, prior to turning