How To Make a Tensor Ring [Step by Step Instructions]

[@funkyfeline1351]

Where can I find all the measurements for different sixe tensor rings please.

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

This website is a great resource sacredmeasures.com/measurements.html

[@newperspective695]

Thank you for a great instructional!!

[@aquaman4313]

I keep searching how to make it and finally found it here. Thanks bro. Done follow your channel and hope you can show us more skills and patterns to make tensor ringssssssss

[@Krispy1011]

How does the tensor ring work if you join the two copper ends together with a dissimilar metal? Wouldn't it be better to use a solid copper compression lug to keep the tensor ring 100% copper? Even a small piece of copper tubing would work if you compressed it onto the copper ends.

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

Since making this video, I've been doing exactly what you mentioned. Great minds, thank, alike ☺️

[@ivanarihtev8265]

Hello, I'm very sorry, my English is not good, what is good to solder the two ends with?

[@Krispy1011]

I would not solder the ends together with dissimilar metals - I would join the ends together with a piece of copper tubing or a copper lug used for electrical wire etc.. that is compressed fit to the ends! I would keep it all copper. @@ivanarihtev8265

[@lavettegooding2992]

​@@ivanarihtev8265I was thinking the same thing.

[@RenegadeOfFunk00]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 Hi Alan, do you have a video or know of a tutorial that can use this method regarding using a "solid copper compression lug" or a piece of "copper tubing"? I am also trying to avoid using a solder By the way, I just made my first tensor ring with your help following this guide, but can't seem to get a tight fit on joining the ends, no matter what I do. Nonetheless, thank you for the awesome videos :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpKuf3V7aaigbpo And thank you once again in advance for your time man :)

[@Kushmanx420]

why is is 635 mm? The sacred cubit length is 20.6 Inches which converts to 523.2 mm. I'm confused

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

You are correct, when I made this video I used the straight line sacred cubit by mistake.

[@mikaeldabrowski]

fantastic video thank you !!!

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

Thanks for commenting and watching 🙏🧘‍♀️👍

[@yellowrose803]

thank you so much for this video, just looked at the link you shared, would i be able to place it on smart meter but it is a big square, i need it for the electric and the gas. thank you so much.

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

A few people have used the tensor rings to put around their smart meters. Thanks 👍

[@yellowrose803]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 thank you, would it fit the long square one please 🙏

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

@yellowrose803 Can you give me the dimensions of it, and I will check for you .

[@yellowrose803]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 thank you, will do it once home. 🙏🤗

[@helennethers9777]

What's the plumber's flux for, and does it interfere with the tensor energy? Wouldn't it be better to just simply solder it without the flux?

[@zen_of_I]

Thanks for the tutorial. Just made an empowerment size one. I used 12 awg wire and electrical solder but I'm not convinced the connection is very strong as it popped apart the first go round. Should it be welded at that awg?

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

I encounter similar problems early on. Try to make sure you bend the copper enough so that when it's un-soldered, it rests with only a 2-inch gap. This takes the tension away from the weld. I've also started resting a small metal weight on the ring in my work bench vice (in the video) to keep a tight bond while it cools. Hope this help. Also if the problems persist try using a thicker wire. This gives more surface area to weld. Hope this helps. Good luck with the tensor ring making. 👍🙏

[@Boonified]

Thanks so much! Is it only the length (as on your board) that determines the cubits & frequency or how thick the wire itself is and how tightly it is wound, too ?

[@rajendraprasad1638]

should we use the bare copper wire or insulated copper wire, please help

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

Bare copper wire is the way to go, my friend 🙏

[@rajendraprasad1638]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 thank you very much.

[@allenbrown9062]

How do you know you soldered each wire to itself, not the opposite? (this is an important step)

[@OreoCookies2076]

Hi Allen, Yes it is an important step. You mark the copper wire at one end and follow it down (with your thumb nail) to the other end. Mark it and make sure they are connected when you solder them together.

[@allenbrown9062]

@@OreoCookies2076 100%!

[@jonjones971]

@@OreoCookies2076but at the end both wires are connect by the soldering , isn’t it ? I mean they are solidly connected and not individually?

[@OreoCookies2076]

@@jonjones971 correct

[@Faesharlyn]

Mark the bent end and last two inches of one side, it'll burn off before the solder flows

[@whiteyout8603]

Anyone knows the specific measurements???

[@sonatasonata4908]

So you can use different metal for soldering??

[@mamabravo100]

Does changing the length change the frequency?? 144 MHZ cubit at 20.63 lets say to a 1/4?? or does it stay the same?

[@MsGreenmermaid]

As in, he measured out the sacred cubit and then snipped off the bits he didn't need at the end so it's actually shorter Ryan what he originally measured 🤔

[@chackokhan]

Would a metal strap to hold wires together be helpful to use while using a mallet to shape the wire?

[@mattmatter24]

Yes🙏

[@pakalaedwards340]

How much is “ quite a bit more” when measuring to account for the shrinking caused by twisting. If I cut T 32 in after twisting how long should the wire be before folding and twisting?

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

A good rule of thumb is approximately 25% extra

[@dineshvyas]

Trigonometry is the answer.

[@alihidalgo964]

What is the recommended size of the wire? #8, #10

[@lawrencechang1476]

A cubit is measured from the elbow to the finger tips. Why are we not using our own bodies as references rather than the standard 635.2 mm?

[@joshuacampbell4186]

Interesting question. Bump

[@Tony-o1b]

A Cubit is not 635.2mm

[@smithchanel2]

It's a good video where do you get your sacred numbers from also when you're twisting your wire it's supposed to be at a 90° angle and then you stop twisting whenever it starts to coil

[@smithchanel2]

Just saying small details matter but I like your video though

[@existentialhangover1124]

​@smithchanel2 I've just watched a few videos on these and every one of them says a different measurement and every one of them is very vague about what these numbers are and no one has explained them and what they mean. The last video shared a few of these numbers on his site, but most of them he did not, because he was charging people to buy them only.. which is giving me pause on the meaning of these. I'll keep looking until I find some answers.

[@garyebendorf]

i read someplace to hear the wire first ??? Thank you !

[@mrsducky3428]

It's called annealing. It helps soften the copper for malleting and then it hardens tougher than it started. 😊

[@JamesAnimalTales]

Good day, thanks for the video. please tell me, I want to make myself a 177 MHz headband with a diameter of 189.9 from wire with a cross-section of 2.5 mm. I can’t figure out how long the wire should be, can you help me with the calculation?

[@YmrtAizatul]

Please teach us too

[@Blaine-Bizbane]

Hi, question for you.. When making Tensor rings which end, are the ends supposed to be connected to the other wire or the same wires, I cant seem to find this info, please help if you know, thank you so much!

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

Here is another video I made showing how to use the tensor torus tube kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaXPmGaJnK1-ftUsi=GMWJKIvPifzmnTSA

[@Blaine-Bizbane]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 Thanks so much, i'll check it out now

[@doekoen7438]

Mark it before you bend..?!

[@mssavedin92]

Question, should we not measure the wire to the exact length first if we want the 144 or 177 harmonics to be accurate? I see how you did this and it makes sense , I guess I'm thinking that the harmonics are based upon a specific length , so I'm wondering about that, because if we unravelled the braid, they would not be a true royal/sacred cubit in length. Comments? Thankyou

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

Because the length gets smaller when you twist it and the more you twist the shorter it gets. This makes it impossible to know the exact length to cut the wire. That's why cutting after twisting is the correct way. Plus, more importantly, the sacred cubits are for the twisted wire lengths, not the bare wire length. Hope this makes sense.

[@mssavedin92]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 I have found the info I needed and indeed we measure and cut the wire after we have twisted it. It confirmed what you said. Thankyou.

[@Marissa-v3i]

What kind of solder do you use?

[@backmanback]

Is there a difference how thick the wire is, and how many twist it has?

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

The thickness doesn't matter apart from the strength of the finished ring. The number of twists needs to be enough, so you can't see any gaps.

[@a.j.m8736]

Gret video Alan!!! Thank You!!! What gauge are you using? Any favourites for bigger an smaller sizes rings?

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

Hi, I use 12 gauge wire (2mm) for all my creations.

[@a.j.m8736]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 Thanks Alan! .... Ps.: your hard cover book on its way!

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

@a.j.m8736 Wow thank you. 🙏

[@vinimarshall7301]

If it has a plus and minus side how can u tell which way round it is , please

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

When you twist the wire, this creates the effect of a positive energy coming from the ring in both directions. Hope that helped.

[@vinimarshall7301]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 thanks mate

[@JagirReehal]

Thank you!!!

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

My pleasure 🙏

[@angeldust2523]

Can use solder lead to welding ring? Why you not use copper to weld ring?

[@mrsducky3428]

Answered yet?? Good question!

[@helennethers9777]

use zinc and tin to solder it. Zinc has an opposite charge to copper, which helps with the charge flow...I think

[@mrsducky3428]

@@helennethers9777 thank you!

[@milanveganec]

Very good video,can you tell me which frequency is best in your opinion 144,177,188,333 or something else.

[@AmbrusRobert-zq6eb]

They have different attributes for start you make 144 because thats the only one you can make without precise measuring equipment

[@mssavedin92]

@@Aa32aa-pk4ue 144 megahertz is the harmonic value of the sacred/royal cubit which is 20.63 inches in length . The lost cubit harmonics are 177 megahertz and it is 23.49 inches long,

[@bithase795]

​@@mssavedin92❤Thank you very much, that's what I was looking for.

[@mssavedin92]

@@bithase795 You are welcome. Most of the info Ive gathered is from Slim Spurling's videos etc. There are other cubits as well that have differing effects.

[@LPmtbADVENTURES]

Im really new to this,whats the main difference with lenghts ?

[@LPmtbADVENTURES]

Plus can you put the lengths on here so I can have a go making them

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

This website is a wealth of knowledge on these tensor rings and what the different sizes are for.

[@newmoonbeginningsthespirit5867]

Do you sell these ? If so what’s your website to purchase

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

Hi, I do sell tensor rings on Etsy. Here is a link to my shop pyramidpowerproducts.etsy.com?section_id=47444538

[@playdafunk247]

Great video! Can you please tell me how thick the copper wire is?

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

It's 2mm wire I use in this video.

[@MsGreenmermaid]

Would you need an actual blowtorch or would a soldering iron work?

[@helennethers9777]

solder should do the same

[@lilianagierke1564]

Hello 🤗 Just wondering what product do you use to stop the copper from oxidising

[@AmbrusRobert-zq6eb]

No product copper is oxidising regardless you can clean it with vinegar and salt

[@NessaHart]

Excellent.

[@joelsousa7808]

Hello there I would like to clarify this with you please, 20,63" is equal to 635mm? Because in my calculations 20,63" is equal to 524mm, are you sure about your numbers? Thank you very much for your video, I learned a lot =)

[@alessandrorusso939]

what is the measurement in inches

[@osonomeo]

@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 could/will you share the sacred measurements with me/us? Pretty Please🤗. I love copper and always return to it on my work bench.

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

If you go to this website, it has many sacred measurements on it. sacredmeasures.com/measurements.html

[@osonomeo]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 Thank you!

[@angelq.7656]

What type of copper gauge do you use?

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

I use 12 gauge copper wire

[@ruthfowler390]

In the Southern Hemisphere, do you twist the copper clockwise, still, or anticlockwise..thank you for your video ❤

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

It's the same way wherever you are, Ruth. Thanks for commenting 🙏 🙂

[@thenary369]

Clockwise :)

[@Mircat123]

I've heard the opposite. Counter clockwise in the south, clockwise in the north. Just like water flows down the drain in opposite directions depending on where you are. It's the way the energy works. Maybe look elsewhere for your answer to be certain, just in case.

[@fractalingdream]

@@Mircat123always twist tensor rings clockwise

[@AmbrusRobert-zq6eb]

You turn clockwise only this is not electroculture

[@NielsKijf]

Coated or Uncoated (bare) copper wire? Great video, perhaps show the effects with a electromagnetic radiation tester :) Can you show an update on how connecting the end evolved in your later ones. Keep it up.

[@AmbrusRobert-zq6eb]

Only uncoated

[@jayk2k]

So a sacred cubit 635.2 mm , is that right ? Also what is a Sacred cubit ? And what is a Galactic cubit ? , which is shown as 618.7 mm

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

This website has all the cubit measurements on it. sacredmeasures.com/measurements.html

[@dusty3731]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 brother how do you measure 0.2 mm?

[@redmanboyd-ep3mx]

One size fits all? Wanting to get me some bracelets off your etsy shop.

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

I do 3 sizes. Mens, ladies, and child size bracelets. pyramidpowerproducts.etsy.com?section_id=47772772 Or I make these Bangles which are made to a Earth Resonance 333mhz cubit in 2 sizes pyramidpowerproducts.etsy.com?section_id=46758975 Thank you for commenting 🧘‍♂️🙏👍❤️

[@redmanboyd-ep3mx]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 alright I'm a bigger guy so just wondering. Definitely getting one

[@RenegadeOfFunk00]

Amazing video man. I love your stuff, and I read your site as well. Really awesome energtic creations!! I had a question. I see there is some disagreement on the web about the length of the sacred cubit. You noted here that the length is 635.2mm (or 25.01 inches), but I've also seen figures of 524.002mm (20.63 inches), and 555.72mm (21.88 inches). So my question is, how did you decide that your length was the "proper" or most energetically significant length? Thanks a lot in advance man, love your stuff!

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

I'm so glad you enjoy my content. In regards to the correct length of the sacred cubit. At the time of making this video, I was a relative newbie to this subject. I mistakenly made it to the length in the video. However, I later found out this was the straight line sacred cubit length. So the correct length of a sacred cubit tensor ring is in indeed 52.4 cm. I will say that I have also come to realise that the energy which the ring is made plays a big part in the effectiveness of the tensor ring. I say this because my mother-in-law was gifted a set of tensor rings made from the straight line cubit. But she saw great improvements in her general health and outlook on life. So it seems my intention and belief it was the right measurement made it beneficial still to her. This really showed me that we are the most important part, and our energy and intention are crucial.

[@RenegadeOfFunk00]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 Aha I gotcha man. Thanks for the detailed reply. And yeah, I definitely agree with you in that we, and our intention, are the most important part of the energetic process, 100%. Funny you mentioned that because: After I wrote this and continued researching, I saw that the length of an egyptian cubit somewhat varied because it was the approximate length of the tip of the middle finger to the end of an elbow. I thought to myself, if I wanted to make an energetically resonant structure specifically for myself, maybe I should just use the length of my own middle finger to elbow! haha

[@Peace-Evolution]

I would like to ask, a tensor ring that size, what can it be used for?

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

They can be worn on the head to help with healing and with meditation experiences. Also they are good to sit your water vessels in. The tensor ring restructures the water and makes it purer and of a higher vibration.

[@Peace-Evolution]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 thank you so much for this and for your time. I will save your video for reference :)

[@ZGGordan]

tnx for the video

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

My pleasure 🙏

[@glaskie35]

Do you sell these

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

Yes, I sell the ones I make on Etsy.

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

pyramidpowerproducts.etsy.com?section_id=47444538

[@Markuz1775]

Nice Job. Great to know. You explained the procedure very well to me. What is the copper wire Gauge and where did you buy it or get it? Step 1 you twist it with a drill clockwise. Step 2: You get the propre measurement but making it longer . Step 3 you cut it with Wire cutters. Is there any such thing as a Flat cut wire cutting tool? Step 4 : Mold it using a plastic bucket and using also a mallet. Step 5. Soldier the ends. What would be the best soldiering technique? :Should I use a copper solder rod. An electrical soldier rod for wires or a cold soldier technique using Superglue with Backing soda (Seen this in another KZbin video)? What would you recommend ? I will certainly start making some at home. Is there any way to test the frequency or do a Vortex water freezing test? 🤓 ❤ 👍👍 👁

[@Markuz1775]

What Gauge copper wire size do you recommend the best or the Max for a drill?

[@AmbrusRobert-zq6eb]

Sacred cubit is 524mm not 635.2

[@5minreload]

?

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

Not according to this website, which I've verified sacredmeasures.com/measurements.html

[@AmbrusRobert-zq6eb]

@@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608 You are making a tensor ring in this video not a straight line frequency

[@cosmicjourneyswithalanstoc5608]

Thanks for sharing your wisdom, I'm pretty new to all this myself. I just know this information needs to get out there. So my motto is just go for it and let the universe guide me.

[@AmbrusRobert-zq6eb]

You're very welcome you also need to make a firm intention and be in an elevated state of emotion when twisting the wire in order for it to work properly tensor rings go far deeper than just twisting a wire it involves higher dimensions

[@m4rabbitmac59]

dude. its surely the electrical length that's important and you just told everyone to fudge it. 1 meter of wire, if it was resonant at 100Hz would still be resonant at 100Hz if you doubled it and made it half the length. if we are trying to tune in to waves then your advice about the length may be bad. also you need precision 45 degrees not drill till you think it feels good.

[@AlsonVomDach89]

How does it scale? What length is needed?

[@Funk-N-otter]

Copper on right, Zinc on left my guy.

[@AlsonVomDach89]

Explain please

[@blooodful]

Mabe get an wood stump 😉

[@TheGrumpybstard]

What is it for and will it go with my tinfoil hat?