What Are Dicyanin Glasses?

Alpha 117 — Sun, 23 Nov 2025 17:38:03 +0000

Dicyanin is a rare dye with unique optical properties. They block the vast majority of the visible spectrum but are transparent to UV and IR light. This sensitizes the retina of your eyes to be able to perceive a somewhat expanded spectrum than would otherwise be possible. What does this do for me you may ask? Well it gives you the benefit of your natural night vision during the daytime. Have you ever seen a cat stare at something that you can’t see but they can? So what can you see? A subtle but omnipresent energy field that permeates all of matter but especially living matter. The vast majority of people who put on a genuine set of dicyanin glasses report being able to see auras, sometimes glowing particles around living beings and trees. About 1 in 70 people report no benefits while about 1 in 200 report much stranger things. More curiously the effect lingers after a few weeks you’ll find that these glasses work far better than they did initially and that you may be surprised to find that you no longer need the glasses at all to be able to see these things with your naked eyes.

If you want to try these very unique glasses for yourself you can find me on Reddit username: u/Positive-Theory_ I post unique items on r/dicyaninglasses and newer ones at https://duquel.com/shop/

The Triangular Book Of St Germain.

Alpha 117 — Mon, 10 Aug 2020 22:32:13 +0000

There are few mysteries in the world quite as fascinating as the Triangular Book Of St Germain. https://archive.org/details/manlypalmerbox34ms209hall/mode/2up

According to legend St Germain personally left the book in the hands of Mainly P Hall with the promise it contained the secret to his immortality. The book itself contains a simple substitution cipher which decrypts to French. https://trianglebook.weebly.com/translation.html

Upon examination the cipher was decrypted as though it were an ordinary linear book and contains a prayer for God to open further understanding on the matter. What I noticed when double checking the cypher myself is there are numerous deliberate misspellings and that some of the symbols in the cipher can represent multiple letters. St Germain was a highly educated man he would not have misspelled words by accident. This was my first clue that there might be a second cipher. One of the symbols in particular was a 6 pointed star which is well known to have roots in Alchemy. So I printed the book and indeed there are exactly enough pages to create 2 full 6 pointed stars. Who knows what secrets it may contain when the second cipher is unlocked?

There is one person I was able to find who claims to have decrypted the second cipher. While it has not been independently verified, the only way to know is to try. https://triangularbook.com/the-tea-of-immortality

Who knows if this recipe is genuine but just because a thing is impossible doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try yes? We can learn far more from trying and doing than we ever could from books alone.

Ingredients

Senna Pods – 3.90 parts
Elder Flowers – 2.53 parts
Fennel – 1.27 parts
Star Anise – 1.23 parts
Potassium bitartrate (Cream of Tartar) – 1.00 parts

Note: All herbs should be dried and unprocessed (i.e., not previously powdered or altered). Ideally, they should originate from the Mediterranean region.

Process

Measure the herbs according to the specified proportions. For instance, if using 39 grams of senna pods, combine with 25.3 grams of elder flowers, and so on.
Dissolve potassium bitartrate in a small amount of warm water to create a paste. Spread the senna pods on a baking sheet and evenly coat them with the paste.
Place the baking sheet in a warm (not hot) oven, set to the lowest temperature, to dry the paste. Once dry, remove the pods and combine them with the other ingredients.
Using a mortar and pestle (or a similar tool), crush the ingredients to a uniform consistency. Aim for a texture suitable for herbal tea, which is finer than coarse chunks but does not need to be as fine as powder.
To prepare the tea, use one teaspoon of the mixture per cup of boiling water. Steep for 3 minutes. This tea, unlike some senna-based products, is suitable for regular use, such as once a week.