Understanding Tensor Rings and Their Uses

Let me explain what tensor rings are.

You take a piece of metal, and usually they

use the Egyptian cubit length perhaps.

It's not a random length, it's a specific length that has

energetic properties. And you have, uh, two copper wires,

and you twist them at a forty-five degree angle.

So you attach that to the wall, and you attach this to a

drill, turn the drill on slowly, and then it twists the two wires

together at a forty-five degree angle.

And then you bend it into a circle, and you braze

it shut, you weld it shut. People wear tensor

rings on their wrist, single tensor rings.

The fancy ones are they take two or three rings,

lock them into each other, and then you can create

different shapes by twisting them around, and you just set

them on the table and they give off good energy.

It's like-- it's another form of, uh, creating energy, like

orgone generators.