Relux Energy Sculpture

Function and Application 

The Relux Energy Sculpture can both harmonize electrosmog and transform disruptive earth rays and water veins. The diverse possible effects of artificial electromagnetic fields (electrosmog) may manifest as mood disturbances, lack of drive, concentration and sleep disorders, feelings of tightness and pressure, nervousness and irritability, headaches, nausea, chronic stress, and much more. 

The Relux Energy Sculpture can be used for external radiation fields as well as for electrosmog generated within the house. To counteract electrosmog, the body is provided with a vitalizing, balancing, and expanding energy field through the Energy Sculpture. This field can emerge because the cube-shaped body made of spruce wood contains a special five-stage arrangement of substance combinations of magnesium, silicon, beeswax, and 24-carat gold. Its structure and function are identical to our Relux Source (you can find more information under the topic Energy Sources). 

Transformation of disruptive earth rays 

Geopathic stress zones caused by water veins, rock fractures and faults, as well as crossing points of Hartmann and Curry lines, can negatively impact living and working spaces as well as sleep. More about these sources of disturbance can be found here. For this purpose, we integrated a specially developed Geometh plate into the base of the Relux Energy Sculpture. Through the illuminating power of pure gold and the warming power of copper, geopathic stress zones can be bioenergetically transformed and balanced. An amplification of the copper effect is achieved with the Energy Sculpture by inserting copper in precise geometric forms and tuning it to the proportions of copper’s natural frequencies. This can create a uniform lightness throughout the entire room, making deep, restorative, and strengthening sleep possible again. Body and mind can regenerate, recharge, and start the day strengthened and refreshed. The Relux Energy Sculpture can be easily and flexibly placed in offices, living rooms, or bedrooms.