What is a tensor ring made of?
Tensor Rings are closed-loop coils of copper wire (usually 10 or 12-gauge works well for treating water), designed to amplify subtle energy and form a unique tensor network. According to Dancing With Water authors, Tensor Rings can amplify this energy and protect water from electromagnetic fields or outside influences while attenuating pain reduction and supporting imprinting processes. When used in groups of three they form harmonic chords which resonate with the universal creative field of energy.
People who perceive subtle energy often describe seeing a beam of light within an energetic column that seems to organize space and time around a Tensor Ring, similar to what witnesses who have witnessed smoke rings, bubble rings or toroidal vortices produced by dolphins and whales in their natural environments experience. Scientists at University of Washington recently discovered an elemental substance known as Ormus present within water bodies as sources for Ormus production.
