Silver Saturated Shungite

Loohan · 2020-01-07 20:15:13

Loohan wrote:

I am pouring a large cone now with the new LeonLeon Pgm in which i will embed one of these spheres.

Well it turned out i used some other resin pgms too on that. I might post a pic later. Also i might still make a unit with only the LeonLeon and these plaster spheres.

It occurs to me that LATEX PAINT with 1/2 cup of silvered shungite per gallon of paint should be an awesome wall paint. I have not tried it yet.

Loohan · 2020-02-10 13:38:02

Here is that cone. It does have a couple other resin pgms as well.
A layer of brass shavings and a layer of aluminum.
No stones or anything else except powders and one of the plaster spheres containing silvered shungite.

Loohan · 2020-06-26 16:12:38

I should mention, i now sometimes use MUCH less powder for the "dense mix" but seem to get the same result! Like 1 tbs per cup. Whether this is as good against EMFs I do not know, but for other purposes (like adding a layer in Channel wands) it seems fine.

Loohan · 2020-09-04 13:52:10

A guy who was apparently casting a very thick mix had it EXPAND in the mold "like a cake". Luckily his mold was tall enough.
He was using SIMPLE RESIN brand.
https://simpleresin.com/

I never noticed that using my epoxy.

jeaux · 2020-09-04 23:03:09

Loohan wrote:

I should mention, i now sometimes use MUCH less powder for the "dense mix" but seem to get the same result! Like 1 tbs per cup. Whether this is as good against EMFs I do not know, but for other purposes (like adding a layer in Channel wands) it seems fine.

Ohh man this is good to know.

Sometimes in the past I've worried that I wasn't adding enough silvered shungite, so I would go overkill and make it super chunky.

It would pour clumsily from the cup, and make the layers sloppy. And oftentimes it wouldn't cure so well, though this might have been my fault because I didn't break it up fine enough.

A tablespoon per cup is a perfectly manageable amount. Gave it a try a few times in the past, works like a dream.

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Quick note for all those reading: silvered shungite is truly incredible stuff. It has a feeling of age and wisdom, patience and depth. It adds a further layer to whatever maneuver I find myself up to. I find myself truly grounded not only to the Earth, but the many Earths of the ages. Billions of years into the past.

If you look up a little info about shungite, you'll see that it's one of the oldest materials on Earth. And you can feel it.

Tapping into the heritage of this era brings a unique power and ability.

If you can't create this material yourself due to lack of supply, get in touch with me or Loohan. We can hook you up.

Loohan · 2020-09-05 07:27:45

There are vendors on eBay etc.
Much more economical to use less! Makes it suitable for layering into mass-produced Channel wands.

Diego De La Vegan · 2020-09-05 07:34:01

Loohan wrote:

A guy who was apparently casting a very thick mix had it EXPAND in the mold "like a cake". Luckily his mold was tall enough.
He was using SIMPLE RESIN brand.
https://simpleresin.com/
I never noticed that using my epoxy.

It has happened to me on the Self Esteem pgm.
Perhaps to much manganese...

Diego De La Vegan · 2020-09-17 03:46:08

Here, what i've mentioned on the previous post.

I was making some self esteem spheres (2 inches in diameter), and i poured only 25ml (0.85oz) on each mold (half of the sphere).

The thing is, i believe that the manganese dioxide helps (some kind of chemical reaction) to build the heat of the mixture.
it starts popping like lava from a vulcano and doubles the size of the original expected volume.

For this not to happen, i keep the pours bellow 10ml in volume for this specific program.
Most of the other programs i can pour around 150ml (5 oz) with ease if the mold is not too deep.

Most of the times I pour inside the house, but then put the tray outside at lower temperatures to avoid heating up.

This has only happened to me with the self esteem pgm, so probably the Manganese Dioxide is "guilty as charged" !

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Loohan · 2020-09-17 07:39:26

Diego De La Vegan wrote:

Here, what i've mentioned on the previous post.
I was making some self esteem spheres (2 inches in diameter), and i poured only 25ml (0.85oz) on each mold (half of the sphere).
The thing is, i believe that the manganese dioxide helps (some kind of chemical reaction) to build the heat of the mixture.
it starts popping like lava from a vulcano and doubles the size of the original expected volume.
For this not to happen, i keep the pours bellow 10ml in volume for this specific program.
Most of the other programs i can pour around 150ml (5 oz) with ease if the mold is not too deep.
Most of the times I pour inside the house, but then put the tray outside at lower temperatures to avoid heating up.
This has only happened to me with the self esteem pgm, so probably the Manganese Dioxide is "guilty as charged" !
https://i.postimg.cc/62ZsVvPC/IMG-7760.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/tnGKBg0w/IMG-7763.jpg

Wild. I will put a note in the OTB with the program. What kind of resin were you using? Did you use a large amount of the additive?

Diego De La Vegan · 2020-09-17 10:41:57

I used half the volume for the additive, as i always do.
i used 110 ml from Component A and 55 ml for the Component B (additive).

Here's the tech data of the resin:

Loohan · 2020-09-17 16:59:48

I mean, the manganese dioxide dioxide additive. Catalyst is not an additive. Every brand of epoxy has a different formulation. I did not have this phenomenon when using small amounts in Kleer-Kote epoxy.

Diego De La Vegan · 2020-09-17 17:41:27

Sorry ! I misunderstood.

I used a tea spoon of manganese dioxide for the 165ml (5,5oz) of resin.
On the OTB you mention 2 table spoons per 24 oz, so i did around 5,5 oz of resin.

So, my tea spoon are between 1/3 to 1/2 of a table spoon.

Making the proportion:

4 (assuming the tea spoon are half of the table spoon) is for 24 oz, then "x" is for 5,5 oz.

which gives "x"=(5,5x4)/24 = 0,92 , just about a tea spoon.

That being said, i believe i didn't overdose it.

Last edited by Diego De La Vegan (2020-09-18 03:16:34)

Loohan · 2020-09-18 06:06:49

OK, so it is the interaction with the specific epoxy. Maybe you can mention the brand in case anyone wants to make fluffy muffins.
[Update: Simple Resin brand.]

The self-esteem pgm:

It requires some spodumene powder or manganese dioxide. Or both. I used only manganese dioxide (from pottery supply place) in these.

So i suggest people use spodumene instead.

Loohan · 2020-10-07 19:08:57

knuckles10.20.jpg
I have mentioned before making these things similar to Alex Chiu products, with or without magnets:
https://forum.loohan.com/viewtopic.php?pid=553#p553

These here are pure silver shungite doped epoxy, nothing else.
Update: I should mention, I now sometimes use MUCH LESS POWDER for the "dense mix" but seem to get the same result! Like 1 tbs per cup. Whether this is as good against EMFs I do not know, but for other purposes (like adding a layer in Channel wands) it seems fine.
For the purpose of these things here, i put it a little more, but not much.

These are badass. The one on the right is about 60% as tall as the other, but even that is powerful.
knuckles10.20a.jpg
When i first put just the thin one on my left hand, it started cramping up, along with parts of my arm, in an unprecedented and painful way! After a while i switched to the right, which in a couple minutes became a bit numb and tingly.
I realized that space AI bases had been covertly attacking my left arm. The device initiated a "healing crisis".

Merely holding it and turning it at different angles seemed to churn up weird stuff.
The thin size is handy for keeping in a pocket, but heat in a pants pocket will cause it to warp. Of course you can easily unwarp it. Over time the epoxy gets a bit more resistant to this. It may be that some resins are more rigid.

If i put both together face to face in one hand, it feels amazing.

I think this type of orgonite is the best kind we have against negative EMFs, etc. as well as a lot of creepy things.

Diego De La Vegan · 2020-10-08 00:14:49

Do you think that any shape would work fine ? Or it has to be like yours?

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