Date: Sun, 17 Dec 1995 00:51:48 -0500
From: pore@mainelink.net
Subject: Re:floaters
To: orgonomy@jefferson.village.virginia.edu
Sender: owner-orgonomy@jefferson.village.virginia.edu

Im not sure what you mean by floaters. My first impression is those black 
hair like things that occasionally interfere with vision and very 
distracting. As for orgone its more like luminous blue/white dots that 
dance all over especially during strong OR days but also occasionally 
during a strong sneeze I may see them very clearly. Anyone else have 
similar reactions.?

I have had requests at PORE from several who see orgone but are unsure if 
their eyes may be poor. Students over the years are hesitant to admit they 
have seen blue/white dots dancing when gazing at the sky as very young but 
when polled it sees over 80% have seen them.

  My question to all out there... Is there any one that can see 
northernlight like pattern movement in the night sky but also realize it 
without the sky glowing like northern lights. Seems stronger at angles in 
sky other than the direct zenith........jogg

I have neverheard the salt theory before.
On Sat, 16 Dec 1995, Kenn Thomas <skthoma@umslvma.umsl.edu> wrote:
 
>On a related note: I recently returned from a flight to San Francisco and 
>flying into and out of the airport, just before landing and just after 
take 
>off, I saw an excitation of the orgone, those little floaters in the 
>eyeball's sclera that traditional science attributes to too much salt in 
the 
>diet. You can see them anytime by concentrating, but on these two 
occasions 
>I could not ignore them if I concentrated. Does anyone here have any 
>experience with this? At the very least it put the lie to the salt theory, 
>since there were no changes in my diet.
>
>kt
>
>> "there are no authorities whatever" 
>
>...and if there were, Sagan wouldn't be one of them, since he seems never 
>inclined to follow Reich's scientific protocols before shining on Reich's 
>conclusions...
>Kenn Thomas
>
>
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