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Humbly Sir Clif,

Call it an Tamato or Tomato the man was far ahead of his time!

Having been exposed to the theory of Orgone energy since the seventies. An having done many experiments over the years! I have too say that his theory was correct!

Like you I have all his works, have been to his house-research facility and have been using the theory successfully for decades.

I would add that my initial encounters were after I had my NDE in 73’ an for lack of a better term!? I was Awake an Aware of anything that didn’t ring true! Having just come back from the other side; where if your own recent NDE is factual - you know what I’m talking about.

As a side note- one does not need an accumulator to draw or direct Orgone. Which in a sense verifies possible connection too Vril teachings!?

In addition I would ask you why is it that when Orgone energy is espoused to radiation that it becomes toxic an can cause a massive explosion? As they found out in UC Davis in the 70’s?

In closing if I may suggest: attacking or should I say disparaging others works: wether it is Reich’s, Esoteric Teachers or folks that may not agree with your conclusions is not a healthy mode of operations?

I have followed your work for decades and find it odd that this switch has occurred in the last few months? Its not like you?

IAm aware that secrets will be revealed in the coming days, weeks, months, years and decades. Having said that, each must find their own interpretation of the revealing. It took me many years after my NDE to discover this truth.

FWIW 🙏

May Blessings Of Light, Joyfulness, Health, Prosperity and Love Fill Your Life An Guide You Always 🙏.

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The "criminal central banksters" are terribly envious of anyone with creativity, especially when it competes with their own feelings of inadequacy.

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I've recently got into drinking Posca. It's what Roman soldiers used to drink when they were on campaigns. The recipe: All you do is mix some celtic sea salt with some red wine vinegar in a glass. Let it stand for twenty minutes, then fill to the top with water, stir and imbibe. You get this incredible charge out of it. It's like it turns your gut into into a huge electrical/orgone/litho-bio-energetic/whatever battery. Who'd have thought that something so simple could be so potent? Naturally, all the assertions you can find about Posca on the internet can't see wood for trees and make the erroneous assumption that it was just "poor person's wine" or whatever. If you don't like the taste, it probably means you're an American sissy.

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Nice to see you talking about this. I read everything I could on Reich back in the 80's. It explained what I was seeing on dark roads in the Arizona deserts near Sedona - little blue flashes of light. Learned to see the blue haze on mountains when the 'orgone' level was high. Did some experiments putting layers of aluminum foil and a fabric around a gas tank. The van got 20% better mileage. Even did some cloudbusting, using the tubes, then as Robin Williams did in the movie Fisher King (no, not like that, you can just stand barefoot on the ground or in a stream). I can still do it, but Arizona's ecology is fragile and you have to be responsible enough to not change weather patterns in ways that will kill wildlife that's adapted to a dry climate by drowning them.

What probably pissed of the .gov more than anything else was his cancer patients being cured after a few sessions in an accumulator, and his books explaining them and how to build such a simple device. Cancer was already a big business back then. Look what the editor of JAMA did to Rife. Reich's 'crime' was violating a court order the Dept of Commerce obtained, preventing him from selling his accumulators and books across state lines. Few probably believed in the weather control aspect, but the medical industry sure didn't want to lose gobs of money from patients just sitting in a box they couldn't control the manufacture of.

One of his experiments showed how deadly the effects of putting radium (or any radioactive material) in an accumulator could be. He labelled it 'deadly' orgone, or DOR, the polar opposite (sortof) of orgone. That's what his cloudbusting in the Tucson area was about - getting the DOR cleared from the atmosphere to allow the natural flow of orgone to start again.

A friend and I discussed this in relation to the desertification of several areas on Earth, and what we realized is the Greek myth of Icarus grew out of a cosmic event - at least one, perhaps more, meteors coming in at a very low angle, skipping across the atmosphere at least a couple times before slamming into a mountain in the lower part of Palestine. Guess what building houses part of it? It disturbed the normal flow of orgone around the planet and set up the stagnant areas with DOR blocking the flow. Those are the areas with increasing desertification around the world.

Wonder how many people think of the Ark of the Covenant as an orgone accumulator? Same design. In the 70's a couple engineers at U.C. Irvine (where I worked 10 years later) built a replica of the Ark in the basement of the Engineering Sciences building. They couldn't finish it because it was generating so much high voltage static electricity that they were getting shocked, even without the lid on. They had to dismantle it. Professors I talked with remembered the experiment when I was there.

His big break with the accepted psychiatric treatments of the day was that he was touching patients in therapy sessions to get their life force flowing again across the body segments he'd deduced were patterns of lower life forms we'd evolved from. I think Reich was merely working off von Reichenbach's earlier hypothesis of the Odic force.

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Criminal cabal partly didn't want to lose control of the WEATHER! This is a huge aspect of their current playbook against humanity and reaches deep into the blackmailed control process against states, provinces, and nations.

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I have seen the reverse argument/position; that ‘bio photons’ are and accumulation of a certain type of “life force”,(chi, prana, orgone, whatever-you-wish-to-call-it), and that the bio photons are just a measurable aspect/side effect of a concentration of this energy.

I know they use the word ‘accumulation’ but I don’t think that accurately describes the action; it doesn’t seem to be a thing you can store,(as you rightly suggest) but it does seem that you can do certain things that will bring a higher concentration of it.

Cultivation, they call it in the east.

Much like balance, cultivation is a moment to moment thing. ‘Storage’ doesn’t seem to be an option….

Although I suppose we could suggest that all matter is slowed down light, so maybe matter/physical material is on way of ‘storing light’.

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Excellent Clif. It is a coming through us. Thanks so much for sharing your bright light of intellect and sense of wonder. I get it all. Remarkable times! So pleased to have you in my research and spirit life. Thank you. I appreciate you.

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I recently heard someone say that vril is the same thing that is also known as chi and prana. Which would be exactly what orgone also is, to my understanding. I may be wrong, but I think it's all the same thing. Life energy one could call it. Wilhelm Reich found a method to concentrate this energy, so I understood.

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May 3, 2022·edited May 4, 2022

"The map is not the territory" Alfred Korzybski. Whenever the discussion of the "ellusive obvious" (thank you Moshe Feldenkrais) arises, with it comes the problem of wrapping language around an ineffable entity or phenomenon. Strings of terms such as "life force" "chi", "prana",, "pneuma" , "vril" etc., are frequently mentioned with the presupposition that they all mean the same thing, but they don't. Taking one with which I'm especially familiar, the ideogram 氣 -"chi" (Wade-Giles) or "qi" (pinyin) ocurs in the Chinese languages with reference to phenomena that fall into 9 distinct categories of meaning in modern European languages, none of which is the typically translated as "energy". I've observed a number of overlaps of meaning of "qi" with the Sanskrit "prana" but there are divergences too. Biophotonic or electromagnitic phenomena are distinct items of concern from a modern Western scientific perspective. The ancient Taoist perspective could certainly be acknowledged as scientific (inasmuch as rigorous observation of nature and change) but it was as fundamentally different from contemporary Western science as is Chinese from European languages. I'd be very interested to learn about the overlaps and distinctions in meaning between "qi" and "vril". And of course "ki" as frequently mentioned by Clif in the budo context. Although broadly speaking, the Chinese "qi" and the Japanee "ki" are arguably the same thing, but in the martial arts of those two cultures, differences emerge in the understandings and practices perhaps reflecting broader differences in their cultural backgrounds.

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They Pretty much did Nicola Tesla the same way.

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Hi clif, I think you are on to something. I have asked many scientists if they can explain how a magnet attached to the cold water pipe in my shower eliminates the lime scale (we are in hard water district and it's a pain) and makes the water soft. I bought this simple device from Amazon for £5 each and I have two attached. We also have one on the washing machine which keeps it clear of lime scale.

Nobody has come up with a reasonable explanation. Here is some interesting info on the Rife machine for treating cancer etc:

https://thebrightonwellbeingclinic.co.uk/9-facts-about-dr-raymond-royal-rife/ and

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/325628 and your link:

http://21sci-tech.com/articles/summ01/Biophysics/Biophysics.html

Worth more research IMHO but beware BigPharma who will bury it if they can!

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I used to mess around with orgone accumulators back in the '90's. Does crazy things to your hair....https://www.thefamouspeople.com/profiles/images/wilhelm-reich-1.jpg

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Saying it's Biblical is only Cliche any more. So much proven evidence that fits with the ever ongoing Struggle for Truth and that it will set you free is now again obvious. Truth is GOD. And EVIL hates it.

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Thank you Clif!

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It’s worth it.

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Been to Dr. Reich's museum. A barn he worked out of in Rangely, Maine. Big rash of UFO sightings there when he started making rain bringing UFOlogists from all over the world. I think there is a tie-in between Dr. Reich's work and that of Dr. Wallace of Neothink fame.

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