The Pelekan

The Pelekan is a Pentegraph Armature characterised by the arm movements having the hands together while the arms are outstretched. This results in the Penters being performed with one hand pentegrade and the other contragrade.

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The Pelekankirkos

The Pelekankirkos is a forerunner to the Beacon. The pelvis will rotate in the opposite direction to the hands.

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The Pelekanpenter

Using the Ikosakirkos Penter above, and the Dodekakirkos Penter below, one hand pentegrade and the other contragrade.

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The Beacon

The Beacon is the beckoner of full somatic movement using sacred geometry; a badge of Pentegraph. It is a dance move of infinite performance. Penters are drawn with the hands (stretched above the head) simultaneously with the hips which perform an opposite Penter. This effectively produces a Closed Gate or Seal (the only performance there is of it) which is found in Megâk.

From above it would look something like the diagram below, with the larger circles being perfomed by the arms, and the opposite and smaller Penter performed by the pelvis.

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The Pelekanaster