The torus is the basic energetic shape of everything in the universe. Every torus created is related to the universal torus through the one field.
Hexagon Flux Mechanics: The Energetic Science of Structure
“I created a few dozen artificial honeycombs-of plastic, paper, metal, and wood. It turned out that the cause of all those unusual sensations was not a biological field, but the size, shape, number, and the arrangement of caverns formed by any solid objects. And as before, the organism felt it, while the instruments were silent.
Some people's hands got heavier, others felt theirs were pushed up; some people's fingers and arm muscles got numb, they felt giddy and had profuse salivation…
Similar phenomena could be observed in a bunch of paper tubes inhabited by leaf-cutting bees. Each tunnel had a solid row of multi-layered cans of torn leaves, covered with concave lids (also of leaves). Inside the cans there were silk, oval cocoons with larvae and chrysalides. I asked people who knew nothing of my discovery to hold their hands or faces over the leaf-cutter nests, and took a detailed record of the experiment.
I only had a handful of old clay lumps-fragments of those nests, with multiple chamber cells. The cells were side by side and reminded of small thimbles, or little jugs with narrowing necks. I had a wide receptacle filled with these spongy clay lumps. I was about to pick something up and moved my hand over these porous fragments. A miracle happened: I suddenly felt warmth emanating from them. I touched the lumps with my hand-they were cold, but above them I felt a clear thermal sensation.”
—taken from V. S. Grebennikov's My World
source : https://arteinterne.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/antigravitatie.pdf
Grebennikov’s writings recount his encounters with naturally occurring structures that appeared to emit a subtle biological energy — often perceived as warmth, tingling, or pressure, despite showing no detectable readings on conventional instruments. Intrigued, he conducted experiments using stacked dried honeycombs, aiming to direct or concentrate this energetic field, which he believed had therapeutic properties. Notably, he found that not all cavity-based structures produced the same effects, suggesting that the unique geometry of the honeycomb lattice played a crucial role in its healing potential.
The size and shape of pyramids I am using is based on the research by Russian scientists since the year 1990, who have been intently studying pyramids and the energetic phenomenon that happen around and inside of them. It is distinct from the Giza pyramids, which were designed with a different purpose in mind.
Dr. Alexander Golod, PhD. and his research team at a cost of 1 million dollars per pyramid built over twenty 144 foot tall pyramids in 8 different locations in Russia and Ukraine. The purpose of creating these pyramids included studying its effects medicine, ecology, agriculture, physics, and health sciences. Here are just some of what the Russian scientists observed.
In terms of the immune system, blood leukocyte composition increased, which is an indication of overall immune health. Researchers observed improved regeneration of tissue; standard tissue culture tests showed an increase in survival of cellular tissue after infection by viruses and bacteria.
But the pyramid also affects your mood. A study was conducted on 5,000 prisoners who ingested salt and pepper that had been exposed to the pyramid energy field. The test subjects exhibited a greatly reduced violence rate and overall behavior was significantly improved.
Agriculturally, seeds stored in the pyramid for 1–5 days showed a 30–100% increase in yield. Environmentally, pyramids appear to have stabilizing effects: soon after construction of the Lake Seliger pyramid, a marked improvement of the ozone layer was noted above the area, seismic activity near the research sites was reduced in severity and size, and violent weather events decreased overall.
Pyramids constructed in Southern Russia (Bashkiria) were also found to affect oil production. Oil became 30% less viscous, and the yield of oil wells increased according to tests conducted by the Moscow Academy of Oil and Gas.
Strange anomalies were reported as well, including molecular-level changes to materials. Radioactive substances showed a decreased level of radiation inside the pyramid. Capacitors spontaneously charged. Water inside the pyramid remained liquid at temperatures as low as -40°C but froze instantly when disturbed.
But the pyramid shape alone wasn’t enough for me. I decided to fill it with Grebennikov’s healing hexagon lattice.
The hexagon lattice appears to generate a subtle field effect — essentially pushing the ether and forming a toroidal flow structure. This universal geometry creates an access point to intelligent infinity, allowing users to draw energy for healing or other intentions. I've tested this through experiments: when freezing water on top of a simple 'charger' — a plate embedded with hexagonal lattice — the resulting ice is filled with toroidal formations. Sometimes, the freezing effect is so intense that water pulls through the bottom of a paper bowl and fuses to the test plate beneath.
In the gallery below, you’ll see the effects of placing a pyramid — embedded with hexagonal geometry and aligned with principles from Russian dimensional experimentation — over an open jar of water left in the freezer overnight.
The results were remarkable.
When I returned the next day to examine the frozen jar, I found the glass had fractured completely — covered in intricate, sweeping cracks. This suggests that the water underwent a unique form of pressure modulation as it froze, possibly influenced by the subtle energetic structuring imposed by the pyramid. The craggy and spun crystalline formations may have created molecular-level forces strong enough to push outward as the water expanded, fracturing the container.
And let me be clear: the jar had no lid.
This is not only unusual — it’s potentially groundbreaking. A field-based energetic influence appears to be modulating the freezing process of water in real time.
This may represent a small but significant discovery.
Dubbed the “Miracle Stone of the 21st Century,” shungite is a mineral formed over 2 billion years ago. Its profound healing potential gained widespread attention only after 1996 Nobel Prize-winning research identified antioxidant fullerenes within its structure. These naturally occurring carbon molecules have been linked to cellular regeneration and detoxification.
Today, shungite is widely regarded as a go-to stone for electromagnetic field (EMF) protection, purification of the body and environment, and support for holistic healing — physically, energetically, and emotionally.
Shungite has recently gained recognition as a powerful healing stone, renowned for its ability to purify water and restructure it with a superior bio-molecular geometry and memory. This property is attributed to a unique carbon structure found within shungite — Carbon 60.
In laboratory studies, researchers extracted a plant-based form of Carbon 60 and administered it to rats. The results were extraordinary: the rats given Carbon 60 lived twice as long as the control group and showed no signs of age-related disease. These rats were eventually euthanized for the sake of experimental timing, but their continued health suggests they could have lived much longer. Carbon 60 is also known as a "buckyball," named after Buckminster Fuller, who discovered the fullerene molecule, which resembles a soccer ball.
As part of the stone, Carbon 60 radiates a unique energetic signature. Combined with the natural mix of metals and non-metals in shungite, this geometry produces a stone that acts as an intrinsic energy cleanser. Shungite is widely used to neutralize harmful electromagnetic fields (EMFs), cleanse energetic environments, and promote a deep sense of calm and stability.
It is also said to function as a signal amplifier — enhancing psychic perception while shielding the user from toxic or disruptive energetic influences.
Found primarily in Russia, the name "shungite" originates from the village of Shunga in Karelia, where the mineral was first discovered. The story of shungite begins over 2 billion years ago during the Paleoproterozoic era. At that time, the region’s Precambrian rock formations — among the Earth's earliest — were rich in organic matter, including algae and other microorganisms thriving in shallow, brackish lagoons near volcanic chains in western Russia.
These organic-rich environments led to the formation of oil shale and crude oil deposits. Over geological time, with exposure to intense heat and pressure, these materials underwent a transformation — resulting in shungite, an unusually pure form of carbon embedded in ancient stone.
But shungite’s value isn’t limited to its carbon purity. In 1992, the discovery of fullerenes within shungite — molecular carbon structures in the form of hollow spheres — caused a major stir in the mineral world. These naturally occurring fullerenes are rare in Earth minerals and have been associated with significant physical, energetic, and medicinal potential.
Fullerenes are carbon-based molecules that form into hollow, spherical structures — often referred to as "buckyballs." These unique molecular configurations are a defining feature of shungite and contribute to its unusual energetic and chemical properties.
In Russia, shungite has been used for centuries as a natural water purifier. One of the most notable historical references comes from the era of Peter the Great, who established the first Russian spa, Martial Waters, in Karelia — where people could bathe in spring water naturally filtered through shungite-rich terrain. The tradition continues today, with many Russians still using shungite to purify drinking water, citing its mineral structure and antimicrobial properties.
Shungite’s healing properties span a wide spectrum — from purification to energetic protection. One of its most notable traits is its ability to conduct electricity, a characteristic linked to its capacity to mitigate electromagnetic fields (EMFs).
EMFs are produced by nearly all modern electronic devices — including laptops, smartphones, tablets, and microwaves — and are a growing concern in the conversation around long-term exposure to electromagnetic radiation.
Shungite is often placed at the base of devices or around the home in strategic locations. While it doesn’t interfere with the operation of electronics, it may reduce the level of damaging radiation emitted into the surrounding environment, acting as a passive shield through its conductive and absorptive properties.
https://www.energymuse.com/shungite-meaning
Japanese researcher Dr. Masaru Emoto dedicated his life to demonstrating that water has memory. His experiments involved placing words on jars of water, flash-freezing the samples, and observing the resulting ice crystals under a microscope. Emoto discovered that high-vibration words — those associated with love, gratitude, and positivity — imparted their energetic resonance to the water, forming crystals that were symmetrical, geometric, and visually beautiful.
Conversely, low-vibration words — those tied to hatred, anger, or despair — resulted in jagged, malformed, and chaotic crystalline structures with no clear geometric organization. These visual differences were stark and consistent. In the gallery below, you can observe the dramatic contrast between the water exposed to the phrase “I love you” — which produced stunningly symmetrical crystals — versus “I hate you,” which yielded fractured, disordered forms.
One particularly notable experiment involved a group of people focusing prayer and positive thoughts toward ordinary tap water. Initially, the water exhibited no structured crystalline form. After only a few minutes of collective intention, the water sample was re-tested — and the crystals it formed were suddenly more ordered and beautiful, indicating a shift toward greater structural harmony.
Emoto’s work presents compelling evidence that both intention and emotion can influence water on a molecular level — a scientific mirror of the ancient truth: what you think, you become.
The structure of water — composed of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom — creates a bent, boomerang-like molecular shape. This asymmetry gives the molecule polarity: one side of the molecule carries a slightly negative charge, while the other holds a slightly positive charge. Because of this polarity, water molecules are naturally attracted to each other and can form various structures influenced by the energetic pressures of their environment.
This unique property makes water an excellent medium for testing subtle energetic fields. If a structure is emitting or displacing what I refer to as etheric energy, water — due to its polarity and sensitivity — might visibly respond.
In the hex-plate toroid water gallery, I placed a simple hexagonal lattice pendant or coaster beneath a bowl of water. Upon freezing, the water formed what looked like a white tornado of ice in the center, surrounded by clear, glass-like ice. More surprisingly, the central ice column had physically risen approximately 1/4 inch above the surface, and the bottom of the bowl had been punctured — allowing water to freeze onto the test device beneath.
I repeated this experiment multiple times using various pendants and plates — all containing the hexagonal lattice — and consistently observed the same results.
What does this mean? The polar nature of water appears to reveal it is under constant energetic pressure during the freezing process. As freezing proceeds, the water doesn't simply solidify passively; it spins, flows, and leaves behind evidence of rotational motion in the form of shear lines and spiraled patterns within the ice.
This, to me, is a breakthrough. It suggests not only the presence of a subtle energetic field — what I call the ether — but also that the hexagonal honeycomb lattice has a tangible effect on the dynamics of that field or the way its energy flows.
Hexagon Lattice Pyramid Gallery
Hexagon Lattice Plate Gallery
iHeal Quantum (Mega) Gallery
