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What is a Copper Tensor Ring?

Invented by Slim Spurling, A Tensor-Ring is said to emit an infinite source of looping energy, which is neither electric nor magnetic. The energy produced by the Tensor field is healing for all life forms on Earth.

A conductor of energy, the tensor ring brings tranquility and stability to chaos, and easily stabilises the frequency of the body. When crafted with intention, they are often placed in living spaces, worn on the body, or incorporated into meditation and ceremonial settings as quiet companions for inner work.

Tensor Rings may be incorporated into daily life and ritual practice in a variety of ways:

 

• Wear the tensor ring on the body as part of a conscious grounding practice while living/working/sleeping in modern electromagnetic environments.

• EMF-aware people may place rings around power cables or electrical cords/meter boxes.

• Sit or meditate with a ring nearby or in the hands for inner stillness, balance and presence.

• Place the tensor ring at the heart, solar plexus, or lower abdomen while lying down, allowing awareness to soften and settle inward.

• Place a glass or bottle of drinking water on or within the ring for several minutes as part of a conscious water ritual.

• Place a ring beneath the pillow or under the bed as a restful practice.

• Rest a ring around a plant pot as part of an electro culture gardening or plant-care practice.

• Sit quietly with the tensor ring during channelling practices, while connecting with spirit guides or higher insight. Gently place a ring on the head/crown during quiet rest or meditation.

• Place the tensor ring on an altar or sacred surface as the centre point to direct energy flow.

• Place the ring beside a candle, crystal, or bowl of water as part of a simple daily devotional ritual.

• Hold the ring during journaling or automatic writing.

• Use the ring during breathwork, resting the hands within or upon it between cycles.

• Position rings around taps or water pipes in the home.

There is no single correct way to work with a tensor ring. These pieces are best approached gently, intuitively, and without force, allowing personal experience to guide their use.