The ABC's of Warfare
No, it's not Atomic, Biological, and
Chemical warfare. It's Accumulator, Blaster, and Cloudbuster.
I built my first orgone accumulator
years ago, when living in town. I was working in a machine shop at the
time, so getting supplies was pretty easy. All I had to do was get the
buyer to order stuff I needed, at company cost, which came out of my
paycheck. When I got my supplies, they would deliver it to me where I
was working, and later that night I'd use the shop equipment to pre-fab the
parts and do the assembly at home. The guys in the shop thought it was
odd that I'd get 4x8 steel sheets delivered to my work station, and these millwrights
all had to ask what I was going to do with 50 lbs of steel wool. I'd
tell them they wouldn't understand, but that just made them all the more
interested, so I'd tell them I'm building an orgone accumulator. The
open-mouthed, blank stares followed by "What's that?" put me in a
position to tell these guys a story they never dreamed in their wildest
imaginations.
"I'm building a box that's
steel sheeting on the inside, wood and organic material on the outside with
less dense materials sandwiched in between. So, the inside is steel,
followed by a layer of steel screen, steel wool, fiberglass insulation,
followed by a layer of Celotex and held together with 1x4 lumber," I
said. I pulled the crude plans from my notebook and showed them how
this whole thing goes together, right down to the casters on the bottom so I
could move it easily. They said, "What's it do?" I
then took a breath and said the organic material attracts orgone energy and
the steel attracts it but repels it in the opposite direction, which makes
the inside of this chamber rich with orgone energy, or life force.
Orgone, life force, chi... it all means the same thing, and when your body
doesn't get enough of it, disease sets in. "You're putting us
on", one guy said. I then said, would I go through all this
trouble and expense, drawing up plans and working in the shop at night,
without pay, just to put you guys on? They still didn't get it, and
why should they? When these guys get sick, they wait till their day
off to go to the emergency room to get treated for double pneumonia with a handful
of pills so they don't miss any work, so they can use their sick days to go
fishing.
After I built the accumulator, some
of the guys came over to see this thing I was making. I showed them
seedlings that were germinated in the box that were large, lush, and perfect
and compared them to seedlings germinated outside the box that were much
smaller in appearance. The difference was dramatic. For the
first time, these guys saw something western science can't explain.
"That box did that?" they said. Sure, and if putting
seedlings in that box would make them healthy, do you think you might get
the same result if you sat in there for about 20 minutes a day? We
have a nuclear power plant down the road, a town water system that recycles
waste water that comes back as drinking water, not to mention the whole town
thrives on abuse. The best thing anyone can do is get one of these
boxes for their home just to prevent an early death. Needless to say,
I was talking to the walls. I should point out that one of those guys
died of pneumonia a few years ago because he didn't want to take time from
work to go to the doctor. He was in his early 40's.
Years later, I dabbled in other
things like orgone blankets, because the accumulator was too large to do
anything with. The blanket was constructed the same as the accumulator
without the steel sheets, Celotex or wood, and I could afford to make
multiple layers in a portable device that would have an even stronger
effect. My own experiments proved these blankets have something going
on. I was hooked on orgone again. I wasn't alone, either.
I realized there's an underground movement out there working with orgone
energy in all kinds of interesting and creative methods that utilized
Reich's engineering with some higher tech improvements that I'm sure he
would have used if his life wasn't terminated at such an early point in his
life.
Just a few words about orgone
blankets...
I made my first orgone blanket out
of an old wool blanket and some leftover steel wool. The construction
was wool, steel wool, wool, steel wool, and wool. Just a simple 2-ply
blanket -- but folded in half makes a nice 4-ply orgone generator. I
let a few people try it out without telling them anything about its
properties, with the agreement they'd tell me what resulted in its
use. One woman with chronic back pain used it for about a week.
She folded it in half and held it on her lap while she did office
work. She described the sensation as a warm glow, and was delighted to
realize she could touch the floor without pain or pills. Hmmmmm ...
interesting.
In my youth, I've had a lot of jobs
involving hot, heavy, backbreaking steel work that left my lower back in not
the best of shape. I've been seeing my chiropractor for the last three
years, about once every 2 weeks, more or less. Each time I go in, she
bumps me a little here and a little there until I can walk straight
again. She's good, and she knows her stuff, and can take me in on very
short notice. Last March I went for a visit. I wasn't feeling
bad. I just wanted a tune-up. After all, I haven't seen her for
4 months. When she got done, she asked what I did to improve so
well. She said my back was straight as a pin, and there wasn't much
she needed to do. I thought about it, and said I still do everything
the wrong way, like pulling heavy things with one hand, not bending my knees
when I pick things up, and my diet hasn't changed. The only difference
in my life was the orgone blanket I keep on my recliner, that I use for
about an hour or so a day. She was intrigued and wanted to study this
blanket. Sure, no problem. I told her she can have it next time
I come back. Three months later, I came in for a tune-up and brought
the blanket, as promised. Again, my back was in the pink, no real
problems, even though I abused it pretty much that week. About two
weeks later I made a much needed appointment. My spine was a mess and
I was walking like a troglodite. She asked me what I did to mess up my
back so much. I told her nothing out of the ordinary. Moving
things the wrong way, picking up heavy stuff without bending my knees, no
change in diet. The only difference is I didn't have the blanket over
my recliner. "I find that hard to believe", she said,
"that a blanket could make that much of a difference." I
said, is it easier to believe you did such a terrific adjustment last
November that it lasted for 4 months? We decided this needs more
study. We'll see each other in 4 months and see what
happens.
Let
me show you my most recent project.
