Constructing my own copper tube pyramid - Questions

[Namasteneko]

Greetings, everyone

I was interested in constructing a copper tubing pyramid. I found handmade connectors constructed with 52-degree angles and I noticed that they also feature a "capstone" (copper plates). Is this capstone necessary?

When reading the material, I find mention of the Queen's and King's Chamber positions but I am confused on where these actually are. Could someone enlighten me as to where these are? If I were to be sitting in a 7 or 8 foot x 7 or 8 foot base copper tubing pyramid, where would these be in it?

I can't tell if using copper tubing would be appropriate for the construction of the pyramid. Ra seems to state that some material are better than others without mentioning what material and saying that rods and plastics would also be acceptable. What about leaving the sides open? Would they still be usable if it was just the copper tubes or should I cover them with something? If I did cover them, would I want to remove the capstone to allow light to come through or should the capstone be left on?

Finally, I am hoping to use the pyramid shape as an aid to my meditation practice. That is, I want to meditate on my purpose here and what I must accomplish on how to better perform my desire in service to other-selves. Is there an optimal angle for the pyramid sides or size to accomplish this? I thought I read that different degrees and sizes produce different effects but, again, I may be confused. Any further enlightenment on this idea would be most helpful.

Looking forward to hearing back from you all. Thank you.

Edit: Also, one of the kits I saw includes a compass. I'm guessing this is to ensure proper alignment with the N and S poles. Is this the case? Would different alignments produce different effects? If so, what alignments produce what effects? I assume that one side of the pyramid is to be aligned to the north pole. How would I do this? Simply hold out my compass until I get a N-S reading and then place one side to match this reading?

[Ashim]

Just make it sort of like this and put in the right place.  

[Namasteneko]

Funny you bring that up. When this thing was constructed, I seemed to instantly know that it's true purpose was to aid our friends of the STS orientation.

I'd love to make one like that except I'm not sure how portable it'd be if I did.

I am thinking of purchasing one from here: http://pyramidplant.com/copper-pyramids/

The angles are identical to that of Khushu/Giza Pyramid except it doesn't have any sides. It will fit in my auto vehicle perfectly and that's grand as I am planning a pilgrimage this year and gotta have things be as portable as possible.

[Ashim]

It will fit in my auto vehicle perfectly and that's grand as I am planning a pilgrimage this year and gotta have things be as portable as possible.

Sounds like a cool road movie.

What exactly you gonna do with the pyramid then?
Nothing sneaky I hope.

[darklight]

It will fit in my auto vehicle perfectly and that's grand as I am planning a pilgrimage this year and gotta have things be as portable as possible.

Sounds like a cool road movie.

What exactly you gonna do with the pyramid then?
Nothing sneaky I hope.

The purpose for using pyramids is healing.

[BuddhistJedi]

Nah man not metal! That line is definitely in their somewhere, Ra says it. Use anything else, wood, plastic, paper whatever, but metal has a way of hindering the effect in a way.


The Russians did it too, you need to have the sides at the right angle, and oriented the correct way. 

[Namasteneko]

Have a source for that? I don't remember reading that.

57.19 Questioner: Is there any variation in the effect with respect to the material of construction, the thickness of the material? Is it simply the geometry of the shape, or is it related to some other factors?

Ra: I am Ra. The geometry, as you call it, or relationships of these shapes in their configuration is the great consideration. It is well to avoid stannous material or that of lead or other baser metals. Wood, plastic, glass, and other materials may all be considered to be appropriate.

So, avoid tin.

58.14 Questioner: Then if I just used a wire frame that were four pieces of wire and joined at the apex running down to the base, and the pyramid were totally open, this would do the same thing to the spiraling light energy? Is this correct?

Ra: I am Ra. The concept of the frame as equal to the solid form is correct. However, there are many metals not recommended for use in pyramid shapes designed to aid the meditative process. Those that are recommended are, in your system of barter, what you call expensive. The wood, or other natural materials, or the man-made plastic rods will also be of service.

Copper is, depending on the county, the fifth most expensive metal. Sounds to me like copper is just fine as is wood, plastic, paper, etc. Given that copper is a conductor, I prefer to use it over wood or something synthetic.

[Bluebell]

but is it about being conducting? wood isn't.

[sunnysideup]

Have a source for that? I don't remember reading that.

57.19 Questioner: Is there any variation in the effect with respect to the material of construction, the thickness of the material? Is it simply the geometry of the shape, or is it related to some other factors?

Ra: I am Ra. The geometry, as you call it, or relationships of these shapes in their configuration is the great consideration. It is well to avoid stannous material or that of lead or other baser metals. Wood, plastic, glass, and other materials may all be considered to be appropriate.

So, avoid tin.

58.14 Questioner: Then if I just used a wire frame that were four pieces of wire and joined at the apex running down to the base, and the pyramid were totally open, this would do the same thing to the spiraling light energy? Is this correct?

Ra: I am Ra. The concept of the frame as equal to the solid form is correct. However, there are many metals not recommended for use in pyramid shapes designed to aid the meditative process. Those that are recommended are, in your system of barter, what you call expensive. The wood, or other natural materials, or the man-made plastic rods will also be of service.

Copper is, depending on the county, the fifth most expensive metal. Sounds to me like copper is just fine as is wood, plastic, paper, etc. Given that copper is a conductor, I prefer to use it over wood or something synthetic.

I agree with Bluebell, I don't think the property to conduct electricty is significant for the construct of such a frame if you can also use wood or plastic. Also I think Ra meant to say "other base metals" instead of "other baser metals" and I believe copper is considered a base metal.

[Namasteneko]

ANNYWAAYYY ... I appreciate all of your replies but I am still stuck wondering:

What exactly ARE/where the King and Queen's Chamber positions?

[Plenum]

ANNYWAAYYY ... I appreciate all of your replies but I am still stuck wondering:

What exactly ARE/where the King and Queen's Chamber positions?

not sure this will answer your question, but this is from someone who constructed their own pyramid, and you might be able to glean some tips from their own experience:

http://www.bring4th.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=4508

the member is no longer active anymore (username 51/49).

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I was also under the impression that if the apex angle is below a certain number of degrees, the King's Chamber will not be formed.

Ra: I am Ra. In this application a pyramid shape may be smaller if the apex angle is less, thus not allowing the formation of the King’s Chamber position. Also efficacious for this application are the following shapes: the silo, the cone, the dome, and the teepee.

I also had a previous thread on the spiralling light which may elucidate.

http://www.bring4th.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=8126