WHAT IS ORGONE
ENERGY?
by Charles
R. Kelley, Ph.D. ©1962 (update by author July 1999)
Wilhelm Reich was a controversial
but rational scientist who discovered orgone energy
and developed the science
of Orgonomy. He was born in 1897 and died in 1957.
His scientific work spans
the period from the 1920's through the 1950's.
Orgonomy is the scientific
study of orgone energy in organisms,
the earth, and the atmosphere
as well as outer space.
It is best described as a
pre-atomic energy.
Its natural flow is vital
to a healthy individual as well as life on earth.
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http://orgone.org/aaintro00.htm
IA 220 ORGONE
ENERGY: A POWER ALTERNATIVE
by Paul
Rourke 1977 - University student USM
..
From continued observations
and experiments Reich, little by little, formulated a number of general
laws and principles of orgone
and its functioning. I shall enumerate the most important of these:
(1) being mass free, orgone
energy itself has no inertia thus making it difficult to measure with
conventional techniques.
(2) Orgone energy is universal and ubiquitous filling all space although
in differing degrees; (3)
it is the medium for electromagnetic and gravitational activity. It is
held
to be the sub-stratum of
the most fundamental natural phenomena, the medium through which
light moves and electromagnetic
and gravitational fields exert force; (4) it is negatively entropic.
Orgone energy is attracted
to concentrations of itself unlike heat or light, which manifest a
direction from higher to
lower potential. (An analogy is found in gravitation where the larger
bodies attract or pull the
smaller.) (5) Matter is created from orgone energy. Concentration
and merging of individual
streams of orgone can create matter where none previously existed.
(6) Existing matter can,
through the action of orgone energy, be organized spontaneously
into living forms where no
life previously existed. (7) Separate streams of orgone energy may
be attracted to each other
and then superimpose. The superimposition function is held to be
the fundamental form of the
creative process. In free space this superimposition is seen as
galaxies and solar systems.
In the atmosphere these streams converge into a spiral creating
hurricanes and cyclones.
In living nature two separate streams of energy flow together
creating living organisms.
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http://www.orgone.org/articles/ax9rourke-a.htm
