#decagon

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We rolling back in with part two of BFDI fan parents!

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[dozydawn]

Vintage Orange Glass Decagon Serving Dish

[radiesthesia]

Decagon

Decagon: It is widely used to charge a remedy with a certain tendency or to magnetize an element such as a gem, a glass of water or any other substance. It is usually made with a diameter of 33 cm. One of its points is oriented to the North and in the center the remedy is placed together with the substance to be impregnated, for example a glass of water and a homeopathic remedy or a gem and the desire for the action so that it can be carried charged as an enhancer of a trend. Let it act for about 30 minutes. The decagon has multiple variations and applications since it has been widely used in dowsing.

Since 1946, the magazine La Radiesteshie Pour Tous published articles on the possibility of using words as testimonials and means of dowsing action. However, all dowsers of the time could verify that the recently recorded words did not possess the energetic quantum of what they designated and that this quantum was progressively acquired over the course of three days, as if the surrounding energy were slowly deposited on the paper support. This prevented the immediate use of the word-testimony. This was the subject for the investigation of the dowsers Belgians, the Servranx brothers. They perceived that small tokens of card with words, when placed inside a circle designed with Chinese ink, the impregnation process of the word-testimony, thus reducing the long wait of 3 days.

Any geometric shape, regular or irregular, can saturate with forces (even hardly defined), no matter what testimony and mainly a word testimony, to give it more power. But rare are the shapes they give to the word-testimony exactly what is missing to be comparable to the natural sample.

Investigating in this way, the Servranx found several ways testimonial of those forces of materialization, not counting the majority of dowsing amplifiers which constitute excellent material evidence of the phenomena. Insistently, the pendulum designated among all forms examined, among the most diverse devices, the DECAGON, means, the regular polygon with ten sides. The Decagon is one of these privileged forms, which materializes the influences of a word-testimony.

The DECAGON is the symbol of the materialization of things, its ten sides correspond to:

The thought that presided over the realization

The verb that evokes it (names, symbols, etc.) the substance

The energies that agglomerate this substance

Magnetism (and fundamental ray, number, series)

The species to which the thing belongs, its character

The character and proper properties of the thing

The impregnations, the attunements, the resonances

The past state of the thing

The future state of this very thing

Starting from the idea of valuing the words-testimony in the decagon, F. and W. Servranx were led to investigate decagons having effects of even more powerful materialization, such as the double decagon, with radii 50 and 60 mm. With that, the duration of the recovery was reduced, and a lot. Quickly It was noted that such a device allowed impregnations from a simple word-testimony, impregnations that could be successfully used as remedies! The result of these works was published in the EXDOCIN of May of 1958 and April of 1959, and also published in the form of a book with the title Radiesthetic Materializations, the year 1958.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Suppose you want produce a homeopathic remedy with urgency. 

Write on a strip of paper, in any black ink, the name and dynamization of the necessary remedy;

place this paper on the decagon, more or less parallel to one of the sides, place in the center of the decagon a small round glass tumbler of liquor from 10 to 20 cm3), in the center and near the testimony, not on the testimony. Leave everything in place on time necessary (investigate with the pendulum). That time will be so much shorter the dilution is higher: approximately 5 minutes of impregnation for high dilutions, from ten to 15 minutes for medium dilutions, from 20 to 30 minutes for low dilutions. It is best to determine the time with the help of the pendulum. Then you can use the remedy indicated by the word; the dosage is absolutely critical. If the pendulum indicated, for For example, 5 drops every 3 hours, and the person ingests a single drop per day or the drink at one time, the result will be absolutely none, neither positive nor negative Doses can vary from a few drops in a little water to a half the glass, that is, 5 to 10 cm3. The effects will be about of the normal remedy.

This technique is valid when the name of the thing DESCRIBES the COMPOSITION OF THE THING! We can thus obtain impregnations of:

a substance, such as iron, covers, etc.

a color, green, blue, etc.

a remedy, Arnica, Sulfur, etc.

a force or energy, life, thought, sound, light, etc.

a person or animal, Mr. José de la Silveira, Zulu puppy from Francisco Mendes, etc.

a quantity, 2 Kg, 1 Km, 1 micron, etc.

an attribute or quality, good, honest, affable, etc.

a gender, male, female, negative, etc.

Both can be used paper support on which it was written the word, how much a liquid or a neutral powder. The glasses containing the substances should stay open during impregnation, after which They should have been closed. As an example of homeopathy, liquids should contain any preservative ensure its durability. The technique varies when want to impregnate something with multiple influences, or when the name of the thing does not accurately reflect your

composition or, even, when it designates something from the past or of uncertain existence. In this case, the decagon will be simple and the words will be placed in the OUTER PERIMETER; the support to be impregnated will be placed normally inside the decagon. Radiesthetic Valorization or Materialization can only be obtained through through lexical testimonials!

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TAG GUIDE (to help you find what you're into)

Part 2

Tanima / pai222 / decagons etc↓

Yokopai and shitappai↓

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Sweaterpai↓

[midnights-wish]

''The sea at night. A time of peace.''

Yukito Ayatsuji, 'The Decagon House Murders' (1987).

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Propaganda

(PT: Propaganda)

Ryuunosuke Akutagawa

No propaganda was submitted

Leroux

His character introduction in the book is literally ‘the boy with the youthful features and round glasses standing next to him’ and just look at his design in the manga. Also why did the character design page show Ellery thinking of him being a cat boy that was NOT in the book (creative license of the manga artist ig but I���m not complaining). Oh and also he’s a literature student I forgot to mention that but come on

Wild Link

No propaganda was submitted

Yami Yugi

Look @ him King of Games more like King of Twinks amirite

Takumi Hidaka

No propaganda submitted

Wei Wuxian

necromancer war criminal who is wanted dead by everyone for his crimes (tho in fairness he did have very good reasons and intentions to do the necromancy and defy the agreed upon regulations and laws) (and he's also kinda dead twice over already)

[voodoo-art]

everybody say hi to decagon they can hear your thoughts

[soutsuji]

Quick and lazy Ellery sketch because packing was driving me insane

[confusedbyinterface]

So I'm getting into Decagon House Murders.

Orczy is super gay, right? Like she's constantly thinking about how beautiful Agatha is and how important Chiori was in her life. It's not just me, right?

I know I'm not near the solution but at least I'm figuring some things out before Kawaminami and Shimada have to spell it out for me.

Also the Umineko influences are pretty clear, like aside from them both being Dead Island stories, I can see a bit of Ellery in Erika.

[sleepdepravity]

Yaaayyy tenma is back yayyyyyy

[harvestmoth]

quick little thing of these guys before. the end of pride month oops

[aikawa-kazuki]

if anyone wants to join a readalong of The Decagon House Murders by Yukito Ayatsuji, please feel free! we are starting next week

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[midnights-wish]

''She didn't care how the others looked at her any more. All she had on her mind was what she could see in the mirror.''

Yukito Ayatsuji, 'The Decagon House Murders' (1987).