About Tensor Rings

What are Tensor Rings?

Tensor rings are copper and when copper is heated to create a wire, the crystalline structure within the wire creates a one-way flow of energy.

When a wire is folded and twisted and the ends rejoin themselves, it creates a flow of energy both ways. Now you have a powerful superconductor piezoelectric antennae.

Cut the wire to a sacred geometrical length and now you have a tool for transmuting harmful EMF energy and relieving the physical and energetic body of pain and blocks.

Tensor rings act as a room-temperature superconductor. They tap into an infinite field of energy that is neither electric nor magnetic.

They can be used for energizing water, healing, environmental cleanup, releasing and redirecting geopathic stress, and changing weather patterns.

Tensor Ring Facts

– Tensor rings tap into an infinite field of energy that is neither electric nor magnetic

– Water passed through tensor rings becomes immediately phosphorescent.

– Tensor rings act as a room-temperature superconductor.

– Tensor rings produce only life-affirming energy (proven with Lecher Instrument and other technologies).

– Tensor rings bring order to chaos and have paramagnetic (antigravitational) effects.

– Native Americans’ knowledge of this field effect is found in hogans. The wooden posts framing the structure are all pointed with their North Pole facing skywards and their southern pole facing the earth. This created a clean, inviting, and the energetic interior environment by creating an active energy vortex within the hogan.

The Man Behind Tensor Rings

Slim Spurling: the man who "rediscovered" Tensor Rings in 1991.
He was born in South Dakota and lived from 1938-2007.
Enlisted in the US Naval Reserve.
He attended Colorado State University and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in forestry and botany, with a minor in mycology and biochemistry. He also took post-graduate classes in chemistry.
Slim quit his graduate courses in chemistry when he became frustrated with the orthodoxy of academia.
Upon leaving school, he became a blacksmith for 20 years.
In 199, Slim co-founded the Geobiology Research Association.
Slim used tensor rings for energizing water, healing, environmental cleanup, releasing and redirecting geopathic stress, and changing weather patterns.