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Minerals
In addition to the metals, you can add any of the
following minerals in small amounts, they are all
IMO safe for general purpose use:
Amethyst
Turquoise
Rose Quartz
Citrine
Selenite
Kyanite
Tourmaline
Hematite and lapis lazuli are also great but may too
strong for some folks, some people react badly to
hematite and some people get over stimulated by
lapis lazuli.
That said, I often work with a combination of
turquoise, lapis lazuli and hematite in my HHGs
and TBs.
Organic Material
Before you ask, the word ‘organic’ means ‘made
mostly out of carbon atoms’. It does NOT mean
‘formerly living tissue’, ‘of natural origin’, ‘nontoxic’,
‘environmentally friendly’ or anything else
similar.
The most commonly used organic resin is polyester
resin with MEKP catalyst, used normally for
fiberglass work. It is nasty to work with but works
just fine for making orgone matrix material. Do not
go and ask for polyester resin at the hardware store
they won’t know what you mean; ask for fiberglass
resin and they will know what you mean. Polyester
resin often cracks while curing and for HHGs the
small cracks do not affect the performance of the
device much, unless they cause the casting to fall
apart.
Another plastic resin you can use is epoxy. Epoxy
is also nasty to work with but works just as well for
making HHGs. While epoxy is not as prone to
cracking as polyester, it also does not shrink away
form the sides of the mold when it cures.
Sometimes shrinking away form the mold makes it
easier to remove the finished casting.
Acrylic casting plastic also works well and is
generally a bit more expensive than polyester of
epoxy. It is not prone to cracking but tends to trap
small air bubbles. It does not shrink away form the
side of the mold when it cures. It has a slightly
nicer feel than polyester but IMO not nice enough
to warrant the often 3x price.
Hardened pitch from trees is a natural resin that you
can use. While not as durable and possessed of
tendency to soften and sag when left in the hot sun,
it is a natural material and has a nice feel to it.
Beeswax can also be used but again is neither as
efficient as pitch nor even as durable as pitch.
Plastic resin are generally used because they are
easily available, durable and economical compared
to most of the other alternatives.
You can mix a small amount of powdered herbs
into the resin for a semi-homeopathic effect. I leave
it to you to decide what herbs are best used, and
suggest that you spend some time reading up on it.
As a simple suggestion, I might recommend sage,
as it has energetic properties that work well in an
HHG, is more or less safe for general use, and is
easily accessible inmost supermarkets. You only
need to use a tiny amount of the sage in the resin,
say 0.5 to 1.5 teaspoons of powdered sage per a
gallon resin.
I also sell a premix powder blend suitable for using
in HHGs (by adding small amounts) or in making
EXD (used with just the powder and resin).
You could add a pinch of finely powdered iron
oxide (rust form steel or iron, or red earth if you
can find red earth where you live) to the resin.
Coils
You do not need to put a mobius coil in an HHG.
You can do so, put TBH the flat spiral coils are
more suited to use in HHGs than a mobius coil.
Adding a mobius coil changes the HHG into a
small broadcast device. You then have to pa
attention to what is running through that coil.
If you want to make something with a mobius coil
in it, then cast a small disk or slab of HD or XHD
and put a coil in that.
Programming
An optional step but well worth the effort. You do
not need a mobius-coil-driven generator to program
resin, though of course you could build a small one
to use for this purpose. An easier option to get
started would be to just use a PC sound card and
some audio speakers. Put the speakers close to the
resin and play the solfeggio frequencies while the
resin cures. Or, you can download the file in the
audio files section of my new site:
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