I build each Dorkhyt by request – it is personal and unique – following personal data and applying different techniques, among them astronomy, astrology, sacred geometry, vibrational physics, oracles, mathematics, digital and manual design, ancient teachings and others that I brought with Memory.
Each Dorkhyt is unique for each person. Only you can be yourself!
Dorkhyt has to be built in copper and digital designs are also made with textures from that mineral. I would have liked to make them in copper for each request, but those techniques at the moment are foreign to me and dedicating time to it would only take me away from my purpose.
On the other hand, I was not able to reach artisans willing to do this work that involves thorough labor and is not massive.
My option was digital design and to include instructions for those who want to transfer it to other materials, print it and others such as a personal seal, jewel (charm, pendants, bracelet, others), picture, painting, pocket card, tattoo, plate… are just some examples.
The original Dorkhyt is made in copper with a two face coin and three centimeters in diameter, plus an opened circle in the center.
One face has the Personal Imprint which is also the Evocator; the other one has the Synchronizer. At delivery, Activation Word(s) are transmitted.
Digital design is sent by e-mail with a digital image (jpg) of 1118 x 2574 px approximately and 1 to 1,5Mb more or less. The image is framed in copper and black background, the upper part carries the Personal Imprint (and Evocator), in the middle the Activation Word(s) to align with yourself, and the lower part carries the Synchronizer. Plus, the Activation Guide, sent also to your e-mail.
Personally I have it in sight on a frame print (16 x 35cm aprox.) and a plastified pocket card (6 x 8cm aprox.) I always carry with me.
See more details to Request your Dorkhyt here.
If you came here without reading Dorkhyt, Pesonal Reactivator, I recommend to do it.
And now, find out 9 Other Uses for Dorkhyt remembered by applying it.
