Miniature pyramid under pillow

[Carl]

The Giza dimensions would be optimal, but a pyramid even outside of these dimensions by a bit would also be effective.
So I wouldn't try to go for perfection if you are having trouble finding one. You might be delaying your ability to use one.

How do you know this to be a fact ?

Ra clearly states, as I have quoted multiple times, that the proportions as crucial.. Maybe you know something we don't  ?

The only time that Ra uses the word "crucial" is:

82.21 Questioner: Then even though, from our point of view, there was great evolutionary experience it was deemed at some point by the evolving Logos that an experiment to create a greater experience was appropriate. Is this correct?

Ra: I am Ra. This is correct and may benefit from comment. The Logos is aware of the nature of the third-density requirement for what you have called graduation. All the previous, if you would use this term, experiments, although resulting in many experiences, lacked what was considered the crucial ingredient; that is, polarization. There was little enough tendency for experience to polarize entities that entities repeated habitually the third-density cycles many times over. It was desired that the potential for polarization be made more available.

https://www.lawofone.info/results.php?q=crucial

It would be different if you were going for initiation like a priest, where you would need to be inside the pyramid. But to energize you, the tolerances aren't so tight.
But then, I don't use pyramids. I just use the Intelligent Infinity I opened to.


Can you give the quote where Ra says it's crucial?

Crucial was of course my words not Ra's in short describing the quoted I have quoted multiple times in this thread which to my knowledge is the only place in "The Law of One" where the importance of the right slant angle for energy from the apex is discussed. I do however not want to make this about me or you. I seek no quarrel with you, only to experience and polarize, that was why I asked how you knew that the slant angle was not so important.