Electroculture Gardening

[Kev]

Hey y’all.. This thread is dedicated to the topic of harnessing, capturing, and using energies through the deployment of stones and stone structures and various geometric forms like pyramids.. However this looks for you – arranging stones in geometric patterns, three-dimensional structures, spatial orientations and geometry, terracing, paramagnetic materials.. as well as integrating the use of crystals and metals.. perhaps also mapping energy lines on the land with dowsing, etc..

An area of limitless potential in my mind.. The ancients did it – why can’t we??

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Discussion

[Kev]

Recently, the topic of building stone pyramids has come up and back into my life in a big way.. There was a reference to it in this group, and so I thought I’d share my ideas on it, and even draw up some plans, or guidelines, for how I would approach building such structures – whether we’re talking about pyramids that are small and modest and fun in the garden, or what I really have in my mind, which are huge, geometrically-precise stone pyramids capped with quartz or metallic capstones, oriented in such a way as to capture energy and enhance other Electroculture efforts..

I composed my thoughts on it in a document in GoogleDocs, which you may access using the link below.. It’s a bit over-the-top in terms of engineering blueprints, but not really.. And it’s more just general ideas and guidelines.. Take from it what you wish.. And I’m open to new ideas – these are just my thoughts and ideas as of this moment..

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z1nZXV5K80R6tTpvOFmfXH-6BNcNzl0P-HKohppxgqc/edit

docs.google.com

My Ideas on Building Ziggurats & Pyramids in the Garden

My Ideas on Building Ziggurats & Pyramids in the Garden

[Nick]

Good read. I learned a lot, thanks. The frame I’d do more simple. Build the pyramid like how I build my copper pyramid following Yannicks instructions on measurements but from aluminum and then use a line between the diagonals. Just like how the brick layers use a line. You can easily slide it up as your pyramid grows. With copper they go up to 3m x 3m so I guess with aluminum you can go even bigger.

I wish I had space here to build one but I don’t… maybe one day in Colombia.

[Kev]

Oh nice, thanks for that!.. I was wondering how to do it using the diagonals as the reference point, as one board down the center of the faces may not be enough to keep things lined up.. I hadn’t thought about it too much, but you just answered it.. and the string between the diagonals gives you a reference point all across each face.. so more accuracy.. Very good.. Love it.. That might actually be my preferred way of doing it now.. Building it (from metal or wood) wouldn’t be more involved than what I cooked up (just 4 boards connected on an angle).. essentially the same thing in a sense.. Oh, and calculating the length of the diagonals is easy based on chosen slope angle of the faces.. But also sounds like Yannick shows how to do that..

Thanks for taking the time Nick.. I thought you’d have good feedback.. ?

[Nick]

[Kev]

Oh nice.. thanks for those.. funny thing, I sat down last night to work out the formulas for finding the angles in the corners of a pyramid (which as you know are different than the slope angle of the face).. so the angles you cut your guide boards would be different..

But also yesterday, my mind went into the idea of making homemade bricks out of clay, which you could use as a vehicle to mix in whatever materials you want.. Building any stacked structure would be very easy this way, and cheap too, almost free.. Homemade clay bricks look easy enough.. I’ve seen it done with forms.. looks pretty easy and straightforward..

But I was inspired by your paramagnetic towers made with your cement-basalt powder mix.. Then I got to thinking, hey, small pyramids could be made this way, with a paramagnetic cement mixture poured into a form.. And I’m talking about something really modest in size — maybe about 0.4 meters square and about 0.6 meters tall.. Just small and modest to see how it works.. Would just have to figure out a way to connect 4 triangles into a pyramid shape.. Hmmm, I think i could rig that up some how.. Lol..

So many ideas.. And I got to thinking that if you built a pyramid out of clay bricks, you could top-coat them with a clay mixture to create a smooth surface.. Many ideas could come out of that, with what you could mix in and such..

[Nick]

Nice idea to make you own stones. You could add many crystals and copper spirals in there.

For the effect, I heard Yannick mention that the cones work better then a pyramid. One reason I remember was that the cones don’t have to be oriented to the north since they are round they will always work.

Now you inspired me to print a mold for the cone as big as my printer can handle. In the range of 40 cm diameter. I’ll make the print right now.

And I now also wonder what if I use the same angle for the cone as the nerubian pyramid. About the nerubian style pyramids is way less knowledge then the classic pyramid but they do have a great but different effect.

[Kev]

I had forgotten about the Nubian pyramids.. Had to look them up and I have to say, I’m really drawn to that steeper slope angle.. It’s 72 degrees.. When I was writing up my pyramid building text, I found myself gravitating to the steeper slopes in my examples.. I think I used 75 degrees on one of them and really really liked the feel of that one..

So I just looked into the geometry of the Nubian pyramids and the 72 degrees.. Turns out, the geometry is based on the pentagram and Golden Ratio.. If the length of the base is 1, then the length of the slope is the Golden Ratio 1.618.. Of course!.. Alright, it’s official — this is my new favorite pyramid design..

How tall will your printer be able to make the cone?.. I just punched the numbers, and for a cone that’s 40 cm in diameter, with a 72 degree angle, it will have to be 61.6 cm tall.. ?

[Nick]

The golden ratio I knew. The 2 pictures of the angles and measurement of the pyramids, 1 is from the classic and the other the nerubian. It shows the 1.618.

My printer can handle 42x42x48. Now printing the classic cone 41,5 diameter (taking 2 days and 15 hours). I don’t yet have the design for the nerubian cone. Might have it designed soonish.

Looking forward to see you build one of those crazy awesome idea’s you have.

[Kev]

Ah, sounds like 48 cm is the tallest cone you can make.. I don’t know how a 3D printer works and if it helps you work out angles and such.. but if you want a cone that is 48cm tall, with a 72 degree angle, then the diameter of the bottom circle is 31.2 cm.. obviously, your printer program probably works all that out for you, but I thought I’d throw it out..

Man, when I was searching for photos of Nubian pyramids earlier, I came across a small one that a woman was standing next to and posing for a photo.. It was pretty small, and maybe only a foot or two taller than her.. That’s exactly the scale I want to build these at, and it reminds me of the example I put in my document that was 6 feet wide and 11 foot tall.. I’d scale that back, but that’s the general idea.. Makes me think that making small clay bricks is gonna be the way to go for that scale and size.. Still looking for that photo…… Lol…

[Nick]

Thanks that is good info. I can’t make the drawings for the printer myself so I have somebody else do it. I can give him the measurements.

Do you have actual plans to build a pyramid soonish?

[Kev]

Yeah, soonish.. I decided just yesterday that my first build is gonna be a Nubian pyramid made out of homemade clay bricks.. I have to get out of this apartment first, and get access to land and dirt.. I’m thinking it’s gonna be about 4 feet tall (1.2 m) and just under 2.6 feet at the base (0.8 m).. Gonna start small, since it will be an experiment.. Maybe smaller still, just to play around — maybe 3 feet tall (1 m)..

I’m gonna make the bricks pretty small too, so they’re easy to work with with a smaller structure.. I’m actually thinking bricks that are no more than 6cm long by no more than 4cm thick.. And they will dry in sun much more quickly.. I was thinking about what to mix into the clay mixture, and I’m gonna go with Diatomaceous Earth..

I’m sure folks know what that is, but if anyone doesn’t — it’s the skeletal remain of microscopic freshwater organisms called diatoms.. It’s upwards of 95% silicon dioxide (same as quartz crystal).. And it’s highly magnetic.. I started using it a while back as an internal binder and detoxification agent, and I discovered an incredible thing.. It comes in a powder form, and I sprinkled it into a glass of water through a wire sieve.. When it hit the water, it started to spin and vortex like a hurricane, while being draw into the center of the glass, magnetically drawn to itself.. As it draws inward, it spins really fast and then sinks into the center of the water, following a funnel shape.. The shape and motion is exactly like water running through a Schauberger vortexing funnel.. I instantly knew that I discovered a way to structure water.. Quartz and water (when ideally structured) are said to have the same crystalline lattice.. and so I think the DEarth acts in a magnetic way to pull the water into a structured lattice formation.. It seems undeniable, since it exhibited this motion..

But I’ll save the treatise about structured water and crystals and such.. I can get DEarth really cheap too — I bought 4 pounds (1.8 kg) for $10 I think it was (or maybe $12).. I figure I’ll just mix it into the clay and just focus on getting a good mix that’s not too dry and crumbly.. Should be straightforward.. Thinking of other things to put in it, but I also think a pyramid of just DEarth and its inherent magnetism will be enough and perfect as is.. I was looking online yesterday and I saw a load of small pyramids you can get that are cut at 72 degrees.. I’ll find something like that maybe, to use as a capstone — though I’d prefer to fashion my own..

Btw, I never did find that photo of the woman standing next to the short little pyramid.. Man, that was a good photo.. Frustrating..

But I also wanted to say that the other night I was also thinking of obelisks.. I like the idea that they are actually relay towers to send and receive energy.. I like the idea of a garden that has several small obelisks in it to create a web of energy over the space.. Would have to look into the specifics of the geometry — as they have the main stem that’s slightly tapered, with a pyramid at the top.. But I’m also thinking that cone-topped round towers serve the exact same function.. Obelisks are intriguing though.. And I’m guessing a 3D printer could print a form pretty easily, in two parts (the main trunk being a trapezoid, and then the pyramid at top)..

Just some more thoughts on it all.. ?

Oh, one last thing — I just realized something.. I can work on this Nubian project while still being in this apartment.. I got a big balcony that faces south.. I just need to get my hands on some clay dirt (I’m surrounded by it here, as that is our native soil).. Think I’ll keep my eyes peeled for someone digging in their yard that can give away a bucket of clay.. And then I’ll build my brick forms and get at it.. Yeah, that’s on the agenda next I think.. Lol.. ✨

[Nick]

Sounds super interesting. Especially the stuff about the diatomaceous earth. Paramagnetic basalt reacts with magnetism. I wonder what will happen if I also add to my towers. I’ll definitely try that.

[Kev]

Yeah, if you get some DEarth, be sure to sprinkle it into a glass of water and watch it vortex (or maybe at least confirm that what you got is magnetic).. And mixing with basalt powder — I don’t know what to think of that, in terms of all the forces of magnetism.. ?

But I realized I was really hasty in that last comment talking about makin’ bricks n all.. I don’t have room to build anything here that’s more than a foot tall.. Still might play around, but seems a bit pointless..

But to further answer your question about building pyramids, I did in fact build three small pyramids a couple months ago.. I do miniature container gardens, and I did a scene with some pyramids and all sorts of plant cuttings.. Lots of fun.. I built them out of small gravel pieces (which is a lot more difficult than building with heavier, bigger stones, as they essentially have no weight).. Lol.. The tallest pyramid is about 10 cm tall.. I’ll upload photos sometime in the next month or so.. Lots of fun..

Hey, did your recent cone mold finish up printing?

[Nick]

I tried mixing my DEearth with basalt but it didnt stick or anything. Next time I put a magnet in see how that work. My basalt does stick to a magnet and the lava powder I ordered years ago as natural fertilzer also sticks to a magnet.

Oef yea the cone. I tried to print it 3 times. First time my filament sensor didnt work when the filament ran out and the other 2 times I got a layer shift after putting on new filament. Got some options left to fix it but it cost more money and a lot more time which I don’t want to spend on it right now. I probably will do it this season and when I do I make sure to upload some pictures.

I am looking forward to put all my seedlings in the garden. The weather has been bad lately. Lots of rain and even some frost last night. So I have to wait 2 weeks more.

You got a nice job. You could secretly apply some electro culture experiments in the gardens of your clients ?

[Kev]

I was thinking the same thing about DEarth, to test to see how it responds to a magnet.. Maybe somehow it’s magnetic with itself (if that makes any kind of sense).. For certain, when you sprinkle it into a glass of water, it vortexes and is drawn to the center point, attracting itself inwards, as if it wants to pull itself back together.. Wish I had the capacity to upload a video, but my laptop won’t support it.. Also wonder if it’s a phenomenon that occurs when DEarth interacts with water, as if some kind of switch gets flipped on and it becomes a magnetic lined-up crystalline lattice work, and then that motion is just what it does.. Total conjecture.. It is silicon dioxide though, so that’s something..

Bummer on the cone not printing out.. Look forward to seeing that when it happens..

But the whole thing about how effective DEarth could be is why I need outdoor space to make focused efforts.. In this case, I might build 2 small clay brick pyramids, one with DEarth, and one without, and then try to figure out a way to take measurements, say with a voltmeter, or some other wired circuitry I don’t know much about yet, and see if there are things that can be measured, and the differences..

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[Nick]

You can measure it with plants ?

[Kev]

Touché!.. ?

[Jena]

I know Dr.B has a lot of geometry in his farm…..also douses for energy patterns…way above my pay grade, but I hope to glean a few simple usable ideas…so fun! I went overboard last yr with wrapping copper wire on many branches…this month I made so many super tall ones to be planted by the fruit trees….ADV says in the cold Canadian winter she switched from misting vinegar the clear the KHemtrails to many copper-coiled branches which she says clears the sky! LOVE this stuff!

[Kev]

Yeah, me too!.. And I knew that about Dr. B — the way he dowses for energy patterns and lays out stone patterns based in sacred geometry.. I am *so* all about that, to the nth degree.. I am chomping at the bit to start building stone structures.. So many possibilities — endless..

One of the things I’m thinking about is pyramids not with just straight, flat sloping faces, but with curved faces basic on specific mathematical curves or relationships, like the hyperbolic curve that represents a basic inverse relationship.. I know, I know, out of your pay grade, but it’s simple to think about.. If you pluck the string of a string instrument, it produces a specific frequency of sound.. If you cut its length in half, the frequency doubles.. and if you halve the length again, the frequency doubles again.. etc.. It’s this curve here in this image.. Imagine a pyramid with faces that follow this type of curve.. That’s how my mind does.. ?

[Kev]

Okay, so here’s what the side view of such a pyramid would look like, following hyperbolic curves.. The dimensions on this would be 8 feet at the base, 4 feet tall, and a half-foot flat top on which you could place some sort of “capstone”.. Hmmmm, gonna have to figure out how to construct a four-sided pyramid like this, or one that’s circular at the base — that might be easier.. Lol..

See, I’m a madman.. ?

But also, this shape is known roughly as a “hyperbolic cone”.. Viktor Schauberger’s hyperbolic water vortexing funnels are in this shape.. So, you know, good energy..

[Eliza]

I’ve made the reverse shape (parabolic) with paper and stuck a microphone inside the pointy end of the cone..and could hear a conversation happening across a field…so I don’t see why the inverse in stone form wouldn’t be powerful

[Kev]

Oh nice!.. that’s awesome.. not surprised a parabola amplifies sound like that.. In fact, I think we might have briefly covered that in one of my university courses, where such a form amplifies a wave field, or maybe fluid flow thru a system.. can’t even remember specifically though, but I know it’s a thing.. maybe the fluid flow through certain portions of a jet engine, that sort of thing..

But, here’s a good one — you know the shape of a nuclear reactor?.. The shape of the cooling tower is actually in the shape of a perfect hyperbola.. It’s like that because the hyperbola comes out in the math, and the cooling tower links back to the nuclear reaction itself, and so to maintain balance, the cooling tower needs to be in that shape to properly and optimally release the energy.. Haha..

And also, just yesterday, thinking of building in mathematical forms, I was reminded of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis.. Another thing we studied in school.. If you ask someone what shape that is, they might say it’s a parabola.. But it’s actually a “catenary”.. A catenary looks vaguely like a parabola, but it’s actually a naturally-occuring exponential curve.. All things hang or sag in this shape.. Easy to visualize — if you hang a rope or chain from two points, the part in the middle that hangs down is in the shape of a catenary.. So the Gateway Arch is an inverted catenary, which gives it inherent stability.. (And actually, it’s two catenary curves next to each other — the inner and outer surfaces of the structure).. A further tangent — supposedly, the architect that designed it said it’s a weather-modification device built right on an energy line, close to Cahokia mounds, and St. Louis was originally a mound city back in the day.. Big energy vortex there.. So, if true, speaking in terms of energy capture, the Arch is on-par in concept with any of the pyramids around the world..

So I was thinking yesterday how to build a miniature Gateway Arch in the yard.. Lol.. Ain’t figured that out yet.. Would have to learn arch building I think and how to position a keystone at the top in the middle to hold it all together.. But yeah, I could go on and on about the mathematics of the Gateway Arch.. I haven’t seen the blueprints, but I’ve been able to discern several different relationships built into it, if you really start to break it down.. It’s pretty deep actually, the angles on the analysis I’ve cooked up in my head..

But also, such arch shapes don’t have to be arches per se.. You could make them circular pyramid type situations, like a big curved mound of stones.. That would be cool and quite interesting.. I’m all about this..

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[Kev]

Ancient stone structures were built and used for harnessing energy, strategically placed with specific forms and geometry.. An edited and abridged version of a presentation by Michael Tellinger.. Just a taste of this subject matter. (Video is 17 minutes long)..

https://youtu.be/5F9hPk-7cIc?t=43

[Kev]

A modern granite pyramid built with good precision and oriented by the solar calendar.. (Video is 9 minutes long)..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OWm0cye6kU&t=311s

[Kev]

A discussion about BioGeometry and assessing the energy existent on the land, and how you relate to and interact with it.. Some food for thought when it comes to arranging a garden, placing structures, and using various materials like stones in spatial configuration for best energy resonance.. Fantastic conversation.. (Video is 1 and half hours long)..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlHpszM_LiM

[Jena]

HAVE YOU ALL HEARD OF BUBBLE TECH ON FACEBOOK? MY SON AND I MADE A LOT OF POWERFUL….. MORE THAN ORGONE …..DEVICES ACCORDING TO THEIR PLAN…HE ALSO MADE 3 CONES… PIEZOELECTIC THAT WIPE OUT VAX TECH INSIDE…DEPOLARIZES….USING A TRAFFIC CONE FOR MOLD…D.E. POWDER, MAGNETIC SAND… CRYSTALS INSIDE CEMENT…..BUT EACH CONE HAS 2 OTHER SMALLER CONES NESTLED INSIDE IT LIKE RUSSIAN DOLLS….GIVES EUPHORIA FEELING…MANY PYRAMID INSTRUCTIONS ON FB ….MIKE EMERY PHYSICIST STARTED THIS

[Kev]

Oooo, I love the idea of using Diatomaceous Earth to make orgone devices.. It’s magnetic quartz in essence.. Do you have the recipe, or instructions, for these cement nested cones you mention??.. Would love to see that.

[Jena]

THE PREMISE IS TO MORE POWERFULLY “LIGHT UP” ALL ORGONE WITHIN 100 MILES TO COUNTER THE EVIL FREQUENCIES…WEIRD STUFF WE NOTICE…BIRDS START TO NEST IN CELL TOWERS…MORE BEES N BUGS AND ANIMALS WANDERING INTO OUR YARD!

[Eliza]

I’ll need pictures! This is EXCITING, Jena 🙂

[Kev]

Me too!

[Jena]

I AM BAD AT TAKING PICS…BUT FACEBOOK GROUP “BUBBLE TECH” HAS THE INFO AND PICS

[maryschurr]

@J-na ,This sounds wonderful! Bugs have been, shall we say, extra available this summer!!!??? They don’t usually bother me, only my husband, but this year they have gone for me as well. 😕 I’m a bit familiar with Ogone, but not what you are speaking about.
Where can I read more about this? Love to learn new stuff!

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[Kev]

I wonder if Shungite is a viable component in orgonite devices.. I wonder, as it’s supposedly an absorber of EMF.. I found a source of very nice, and affordable, Shungite pyramids.. you can see them in my miniature landscape gardens.. I love them.. I think I need many more. 😆

[Jena]

HI MARY….ON FACEBOOK…UNDER BUBBLE TECH…INSTRUCTIONS MAY BE THERE OR LEAVEA COMMENT FOR MODERATOR TO HELP U WITH DIRECTIONS…ALL DYI

[Jena]

DIY….LIKE ORGONE BUT STRONGER

[Jena]

ASK MIKE EMERY PHYSICIST OR HIS HELPER ON FACEBOOK “BUBBLE TECH” INTERESTING EUPHORIC EFFECTS FROM A CEMENT CRYSTAL METAL SHAVINGS COPPER WIRE IN A FLOWER POT…POWERED BY A CHEAP ELECTRIC VIOLET RAY WAND (vrw)…NEIGHBORS GET FRIENDLIER…ANIMALS WANNA BE NEAR…WE LOVE IT! I MADE 4 AND CONNECTED THEIR COPPER WIRESTO EACH OTHER!!

[Kev]

A conversation between Alec Zeck and Dr. Moshe Block.. In the first 33 minutes of this conversation, they discuss Moshe’s homemade pyramid (made of both paramagnetic and diamagnetic materials), which he uses for electroculture, as well a healing modality.. They also discuss his work in energy research, and the potential for essentially pulling energy out of the ether.. These topics are covered in the first 33 minutes (whole conversation is 3hr 44min long).. I queued up the video at the right spot..

@abramara @alfawarrior ..Hey Abe and Mike!.. I thought I’d tag you guys in this, regarding these topics, as I’ve mentioned to both of you, at one time or another, my long-time vision of putting together an energy research effort in electroculture, megalithic building, biogeometry, energy production/harvesting, etc.. This first 33 minutes is right in-line with what I’ve been thinking.. Very exciting.. I too have an affinity for bismuth.. Ha! 🤠

https://youtu.be/bxJUFOn0EBY?t=161

[Mike]

I enjoyed the interview and know him from the Innerverse podcast with Chance. Topher wants to connect us with him to have him on Alfacast.

[Kev]

Oh, looking forward to *that*.. Be sure to ask him for his pyramid schematics.. 😉

[Mike]

On our recent Alfacast w/ Topher we went deeper into the Moe-Joe Cell tech discussed here…I want one!!

[Kev]

Just finished up that convo this afternoon.. These are exactly the type of minds I want to bring in on a focused energy research project.. At this point, though, I’m feeling like “well, who am I?”, as in I’m not exactly in that world doing these explorations and experiments already, so can feel out of the fray or “a bit behind”, and have no apparent reputation that anyone can point to.. but personally, I’m a quick study and any one of these guys could get me up to speed rather quickly and I’ll have lots of ideas & inputs.. That’s why I always say, “show me the damn schematics”.. 😉

See also the convo I posted between Steve Falconer and the two architect biogeometers.. Part of my vision is having a small retreat center where folks can come for seminars and retreats to *learn* these things, and have those that are knowledgeable actually teach it, and teach foundational principles, so folks can start building an understanding.. I know from my education in engineering, that learning the basic principles and relationships first is how you build up understanding and know-how.. I’m adamant about that.. Without that, it goes over a lot of heads.. And I know how to teach and convey math to make it understandable, so it’s *not* like “sitting in a math class”, completely lost and confused.. Ha!

etc.etc.etc.. Man, I am so ready to start diving into building and designing these types of constructions.. I’m gonna sacred math all over this joint.. >>insert pyramid emoji<<

[Kev]

Hey y’all!.. Very excited about this one.. Built myself a Russian pyramid today out of dried bamboo I foraged from the neighborhood.. What’s a Russian pyramid?.. It’s a pyramid with a precise slope angle of 76.345°, which is derived through Golden Ratio scaling, which is easy to understand —- if you stack a series of spheres on top of each other, with the diameter of each one in succession being reduced by the Golden Ratio (divided by 1.618), then the tangent line drawn along the edge of the spheres will produce this angle.. (Photos below showing stacked spheres and this particular pyramid shape).. Interesting thing too – the slope angle of the Great Giza Pyramid is roughly 51.8°, which makes the angle from the apex point facing downward 76.345°.. (i.e. they’re related, sacredly-geometrically)

Russian researchers have found pyramids constructed with this angle to be optimal for free energy harnessing and for health benefits.. Below is a link to a lengthy presentation, cued up at the point where Russian pyramids are discussed (a section that’s 7 minutes in duration).. Furthermore, and surprisingly, they’ve found that metallic materials are the least effective in capturing energy; whereas stone, wood, and synthetics like plastic and PVC are much better.. And the Pyramid Science Foundation has some videos on this, including one where they use something akin to dowsing to show that PVC is more potent.. (Link to that page pasted in the first comment field below, with 11 videos on the page).. But such a pyramid made out of copper tubing isn’t out of the question.. no no.. Will make for an addition to the garden..

My pyramid here is constructed to be very very close to this 76.345° angle.. Very close.. The distances between the upright angled edges at the base are 2’3” precisely; and the vertical height is 4’7½” tall.. These numbers give the correct angle.. (Only one small discrepancy: the apex of my pyramid doesn’t come to a precise sharp point, and is therefore technically off by about 1½”.. Recalculating, accounting for this, I come out with a slope angle of 76.676°, on paper.. Dang, off by ⅓ of a degree!)..

I reused one of my electroculture Ighina spirals to embellish the apex, and it will surely receive other embellishments and decorations – maybe some glitter.. for sure some glitter & crystals & thangs.. I’m gonna sit under it, and will report back when I’m magically healed..

https://youtu.be/V3zbbKz1rTY?t=10908

[Kev]

https://pyramidsciencefoundation.org/research/

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