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Space Harmoniser

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This structure is intended to organise the energy of the space around it. It acts like a detonator: despite its small size, it starts a process in which energy transmits information outwards in waves. All energy within a hundred metres or more becomes harmonious, transforming negativity into a calm, balanced state.

You can use any material: wire, such as copper joined with an ordinary soldering iron, or simple matches. The size is also your choice, but do not make it too small: the smallest should be at least five centimetres across.
There are no restrictions on where to place it: at home, in a country house, or hanging by your car's windscreen.
It works best suspended, with a point upwards, and stationary. This is how I recommend using it: hang it by a thread anywhere, point upwards. Slow rotation, caused by a draught for example, is acceptable. It can also stand on a surface on the three lower supports of its structure.

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Below I explain how to make one from a readily available material: matches.

You need eighteen matches. I used ordinary, average-quality matches, as shown below. Any will do; what matters is the wooden stick. Buying good-quality wooden sticks from a specialist shop would be an advantage.

Cut off the match heads with a knife and taper the ends slightly, as shown below. Taper both ends of the six matches forming the inner pyramid, and only one end of the others.

For convenience, first glue the flat components together. This is much easier than assembling the structure in mid-air. Begin with the sticks resting flat, then attach the remaining ones.

Using preferably quick-setting glue, assemble the flat shapes shown below: three of the shape in the photograph's upper left and one of the central shape. Once dry, join them to form the top of the harmoniser shown in the first illustration. Then add the final three sticks to complete the lower part.

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The Space Crystalliser

The crystalliser acts similarly to the harmoniser. The difference is that it works only with energy vibrations closest to the material world, while the harmoniser covers a broader range. Using the harmoniser alone is sufficient, but for better structuring of spatial energy, use both. They can work together without interfering with each other.

Everything said above about the harmoniser also applies to the crystalliser, with one addition: orient the crystalliser with a flat face, rather than a point, uppermost. Simply standing it on a table gives the correct orientation. Ideally, suspend it by a thread, like the harmoniser.

Below is a photograph of a crystalliser made from ordinary matches.

You need exactly twice as many matches as for the harmoniser: thirty-six sticks.

All matches form straight lines, as shown. At the centre is a cube, with one face from each of the surrounding cubes, which are not completed in full.

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  1. The crystalliser can also be used alone, but the best effect comes from using both structures together.
  2. They can be placed at any distance from each other, since they work in different energetic ranges and do not interfere.
  3. Again, both have a pronounced energy-structuring effect over a hundred metres or more. The distinction is that the crystalliser works with vibrations closest to matter, and the harmoniser with those closer to spirit.

© Author: Sergey Veretennikov (Om Shanti)
The full practice was given on 27 May 2007.

Questions and Answers

The questions below have been substantially edited and simplified for clarity.

Q: How many harmonisers and crystallisers, referred to below as harmonisers, can I make and keep in one room?
A: Any number.

Q: Can I put them in an enclosed space, such as a bedside table, cupboard or box?
A: The main condition is that nothing should touch the harmoniser and become part of its structure if that material has the same density or greater density than its own. Provided this condition is met, those places are suitable. A thread may be attached if it is less dense than the harmoniser's material. A metal harmoniser is therefore less sensitive to such details. Nevertheless, one made from matches and suspended by ordinary thread works very well.

Q: Where in a room is best?
A: Anywhere.

Q: Should they face north or east?
A: Any compass orientation works. What matters is that the harmoniser has a point upwards and the crystalliser a flat face.

Q: I made several harmonisers, then replaced them with more attractive, accurately shaped ones. I want to keep the better ones. What should I do with the earlier ones? Throw them away?
A: If wooden, burn them. If metal or another durable material, you can simply put them into a river, lake or other body of water.

Q: Can I put them into drinking water to harmonise it?
A: Yes.

Q: Can I simply imagine harmonisers instead of making them? Would that have an effect?
A: Try it. But first it is better to make them as described on the website.

Q: Since making harmonisers, my family relationships have improved dramatically, and I have become a better person. Is this an influence? I would not want something influencing me.
A: When a person enters the mountains, the mountains influence them: they feel God, Eternity and the Divine. A great artist's painting influences the viewer, bringing a sense of contact with Beauty. You live in a world where everything influences and interacts with something. The only question is with whom and in what way.

Q: You wrote that water or other objects can be placed inside the harmoniser to charge. Where is best? Can the object be suspended inside?
A: The strongest charging effect is at the very centre. Yes, you may suspend it.

Q: I live in a block of flats. Does my harmoniser work for everyone in the building?
A: Yes.

© Author: Sergey Veretennikov (Om Shanti)

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