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The dodecagram coil is used to:

Concentrate scalar or longitudinal energy at the center
Create balanced field interference patterns that produce toroidal convergence
Anchor high-frequency information through phase symmetry and recursive geometry
Stabilize multiversal resonance patterns for meditation, healing, and energy work
Enhance communication between fields—such as biological systems and the Net

When properly aligned, it becomes a field tuner, helping the user resonate with coherent external energy (such as the Earth field or harmonic nodes) while also refining the body’s own frequency output.

Marko Rodin, through his work on vortex-based mathematics, introduced the idea that numbers follow a torus flow pattern, and that certain coils could be designed to follow this sequence. His Rodin coil uses the “vortex math” doubling circuit (1, 2, 4, 8, 7, 5) to wrap wire in a toroidal shape that allegedly channels energy in non-linear, implosive pathways. His design emphasizes:

Compression-based energy transfer rather than explosion-based
No resistance zones at the center (zero-point torus center)
Infinite nested spirals that reflect the geometry of living systems

Rodin’s principles inspired several inventors to incorporate sacred geometry into coil design. The dodecagram coil, while not originally from Rodin’s blueprint, reflects the same logic, especially when arranged in layered or nested vortex forms that align with the 3, 6, 9 symmetry.

The linked video is a tutorial on how do create it yourself. I have made several, although they are larger and on a flatter hoop. I use them for charging quartz and focusing energy in metaphysical practices. I need to get some more practice in before I can do them as well as demonstrated here, but even so, I can feel a magnetic field in the center. You need a lot of wire. I don’t notice a huge effect with 2 spools, but after the 3rd, I do.

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