Copper utility tensor ring Lost (177 MHz)

✨ Copper Tensor Utility Ring – cubit Lost (177 MHz)

🔮 History and Symbolism

cubit Lost (177 MHz) is a dimension discovered by Slim Spurlingalong with Hans Becker. It is also referred to as “Becker's ring” or “forbidden cubit”, because its measurement does not appear in ancient texts, yet it fills the gap between the Sacred (144 MHz) and higher frequencies.

In esoteric traditions, it is perceived as a “lens” or “window” to subtle dimensions of information – symbolically opening the way to intuition, hidden knowledge, and creative inspiration. Ancient teachings also attribute to it a connection with heart protection and mental balance.

⚡ Energetic Characteristics

• Frequency: 177 MHz – “between the Sacred and the Royal”.
• Symbolic Impact: mental, emotional, etheric bodies.
• Elements: earth and ether.
• Energy: balanced – masculine and feminine.
• Radiesthetic color: yellow (95%).
• Chakras in tradition: solar plexus (3), heart (4), and third eye (6).

🌌 Examples of everyday use

You can wear the tensor ring as jewelry, but also treat it as a ritual and symbolic tool:

• On fruits and water – placed around the container, it symbolically reminds you of the conscious choice of what you introduce into your body.
• On the head (in meditation) – gently placed on the top of the head, it can be a sign of opening up to inspiration and intuition.
• In the space – placed in a corner of the room, at the desk, or in the bedroom, it acts as a geometric "anchor of harmony".
• In relationships – in esoteric practices, it was described as a tool of a common field: placed around two people, it becomes a symbol of connection and mutual resonance.
• In creative work – alongside a notebook, instrument, or laptop, it can serve as a talisman supporting creativity.

✨ For whom?

• for individuals seeking tools to support meditation and concentration,
• for creators and artists,
• for those who want to introduce into their space symbolic order, protection, and intuitive resonance.

👉 In this way, the Ring of the Lost cubitbecomes not only an ornament, but also a geometric sign – a reminder of the hidden dimensions of reality and a journey within oneself.