It all started when I received a mysterious energy pen from a friend in the mail. There were no explanations or instructions. Right away The Committee started to improve the programming in it.
After inspecting it, I figured it should be good for acupressure if nothing else. I happened to have a bunch of aches and pains all over that day. After working on myself for some time, I noticed I felt a lot better than I would normally expect from self-massage.
Also I tried it remotely: doing map work on an evil-feeling spot from which demons were attacking me. It worked remarkably well.

This was my introduction to "nano-wands" which supposedly use zero point energy. There are various brands on the market, and quite a price and quality range. And the most expensive are not necessarily the best. And different vendors might sell the same brand for quite a difference in price. (pics)
(And don't ask me to explain "zero point energy". I don't understand none of that stuff. I don't know whether my products nor the metal commercial pens really emit zero point energy or what that is, really. I'm just trying to capitalize on the fad.)

Some of the wands might be of poor quality or counterfeit ripoffs. Also, due to individual differences, some people respond better to one type of pen than another, and some don't notice anything much at all even from the best pens. Thus you should make sure the vendor will refund if the pen does not impress you.

The wand I got was a "Wellness Nano-Wand". I also get a good vibe off a pic from the Iyashi Wand.

The Committee seemed to indicate that we could make similar items out of epoxy. I made some. I was impressed because they felt twice as strong as the steel one, even after the steel one had been improved 30% with reprogramming.
But eventually I realized that my original epoxy wands did not have all the healing qualities present in the commercial pen.
They are still superb, though.

I really like them for ear acupressure (finding those achey spots in my lobes and working them) as well as acupressure in general. They also are good for auric work, charging water and food, and probably most things the steel pens are used for.
They can be used for blasting demons. A friend discovered that the butt end is even better against demons.

One oddity about the ZPE program is that the predominant energy seems to come out of the part of the item that was in the bottom of the mold. Usually when one casts orgone devices out of resin, the energy direction is toward the open end of the mold. But not so with the ZPE pgm (normally; The Committee can reverse this, but it takes several times as much work, so they seldom do it). Nevertheless, the butt end is better against demons, and I believe the tip is better for healing.

That butt stuff applies to the original ones as in the pic to the left. However, later I made some improved ones for healing. These do not seem to have the same demon-blasting qualities out the butt end, but are superior for well, er, disclaimer time, uh, putting out energies that may assist the body in healing itself. This product has not been scientifically evaluated and I have no medical credentials.

In the pic to the right (click for large pic), we have 3 other types of wands. The one marked A is what I call intermediate grade, but it may be the best choice for some people.
The one marked B is the best kind I have made so far. It is essentially the same as A, but has 2 stainless steel screws imbedded near the butt. These have special programs that make it more powerful (including, supposedly, a negative-ion program according to my dowsing, though I can't say I have measured the ions coming off it). But I have a hunch that some very electrosensitive people may not like it. Also I get that it is not well-suited for constant carrying or wearing as a pendant. Style A and the plain one are. One can drill a 1/16 hole near the butt of any of these, and slip a piece of monofilament line in to make a pendant. But B and C might best be worn intermittently.
I can do this for you for $1, or if you want to do it yourself, I will mark the best spot to drill upon request. Do not drill too large a hole.
See also note in red below about BPA.

The wand marked C is a bit more expensive, but for most people is probably inferior to B. It has a neodymium magnet and a copper coil. I get that it is 98% as good as B, but, it has different energies, so I like to use one of these sometimes, too.

The blue sections of all these wands contain 6 different programs, including ZPE, far infrared, and 4 others I don't know the details of.
The grey sections of A, B, and C contain the Arcturan "meridian-balancing" program as well as 3,000+ healing frequencies.

Update May, 2015: The C wands actually turned out to be by far the most popular, but I have stopped making them because they are a total pain to make. Now I offer the BigC Wands which are much easier to make, and hence I can offer a much better deal. These wands have 2 neodymium magnets with the Meridian-Balancing Program, and a bunch of epoxy with the ZPE Program plus 5 other pgms and 3000+ healing frequencies. I get that these are equivalent to 22 of the original C wands (original one also depicted for comparison). They have a useful linear range of about 20 feet. (end of update)

Note that, due to the difficulties of casting epoxy into narrow tubes, you may anticipate some cosmetic imperfections, such as grey streaks down the sides. This applies to wands A and B, because they have grey bands way down the tube.

I also made up a bunch of B's and a couple A's with a different color scheme (pic). Specify if you prefer these. The pigment is activated charcoal, which modifies the energy a bit.

Note also that the nature of epoxy is such that it gets a bit melty when heated. If you carry it in a tight pocket on a hot day and sit down, thin items like these may bend a bit. You'll have to straighten it and let it cool. Same goes if you accidentally run it through the clothes dryer.

Prices:
Plain: $17
A: $25
B: $30 (discontinued)
C: $38 (discontinued)
BigC: $60

Personally I find, working on myself, that ZPE wands are useful for making negative attachments, implanted gunk, etc. from psychic attackers perceivable. That is, only when I play over the area with a wand do I notice a stickiness from the etheric crud. And different types of wands may stir up different kinds of gunk.
The wand won't necessarily remove it all.

There is an interesting youtube video here. The guy suggests that different wands work on different chakra issues. I don't agree with him that there are 8 chakras. Some people have 7, some have 12, a few have 24, 48, or 96. The wands he says work on chakra 8 actually work on 8, 9, and 10 for those who have these chakras.

Here is how I would rate the chakra activities of the wands I have mentioned above:
Wellness Nano Wand, standard: very strong on 5, weak on 1-4 and 6. Nothing above.
Wellness Nano Wand, reprogrammed by The Committee: still strongest on 5, but not as strong. 6 almost as strong. Fairly strong on 1-4. No activity above 6.
Iyashi Wand: smooth, even power on 1-10. The reprogrammed version is slightly stronger, sweeter, and smoother.
Loohan's plain blue wand: very strong on 6, almost as strong on 2, fairly strong on 1, weakish on 3-5.
Loohan's A & B wands: these 2 are very similar but B is stronger. Both are very strong in an even way on 1-6, but nothing above that.
Loohan's C wand: Very strong on 4, almost as strong on 5. Fairly strong on 1-3. Weak on 6. Nothing above that.

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