The essence of the tool in short
The bio-tensor is a sensitive, long-rod tool, often compared to a pendulum or a dowsing rod. The 30 centimetre rod amplifies the small, involuntary movements of your hand, making them easy to see. You do not need any special skill, only a calm setting and a little attention. Many people use it to get to know their own subtle responses, while others reach for it before a quiet moment of decision.
The seven chakra decoration
On the handle you can see the seven chakra symbols, placed in a row one below the other. These seven signs traditionally stand for the different energy points along the spine, from the root to the crown. The symbols are gently engraved into the copper, and you can give it as a gift to anyone who knows or is open to these signs. The decoration also helps in everyday use, as you can always hold the handle the same way.
Materials and craftsmanship
The total weight is 166 grams; the handle is made of solid copper and the rod from long metal wire. Copper may develop a natural patina over time — this is a normal process and does not disturb the function of the tool. It is made in India, where copper craftsmanship has a strong tradition. The 30 centimetre length is comfortable for home use and fits easily into a drawer or onto an open shelf.
A simple practice at home
Sit in a quiet room and turn down louder background noises. Hold the handle loosely and keep the rod horizontal at about waist height. Ask yourself a simple yes or no question in your mind. Observe whether the rod begins to turn right, left or in a circle, and try to notice the feeling that accompanies the movement. Start with short sessions of a few minutes, and only gradually make them longer.
Packaging, care and storage
The bio-tensor arrives in a decorative cardboard box, so it can also be given as a gift. Store it in a dry, dust-free place, and wipe it occasionally with a soft, dry cloth. If the copper surface darkens, you can restore the original shine with a gentle copper cleaner. Avoid wet cleaning and harsh scouring powders. This way the piece can remain in the same condition for many years, just as when you unwrapped it.