Date: Fri, 19 Jan 1996 04:52:26 -0500
To: orgonomy@jefferson.village.virginia.edu
From: "true paranoia..reads" <orgone@shore.net>
Subject: Re: Fwd: Orgone energy and semiconductivity
Sender: owner-orgonomy@jefferson.village.virginia.edu

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>I have sent your below message to the Orgonomy Mail List for comment.
>My first impression is that your relating orgone to electricity is well off 
>the mark. Wilhelm Reich was very clear that electricity was a secondary 
>energy of orgone energy . Orgone is a Primary energy. I will let others 
>respond to you directly as you are not a subscribed member of the OML yet.
>Also check out PORE web site listed after your message. 
>                                  Sincerely ..Jogg (pore) 
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>Subj:    Orgone energy and semiconductivity
>Date:    96-01-18 12:02:56 EST
>From:    HollyMLW@aol.com
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>Hello, this is Chris at hollymlw@aol.com, also at 653 Manomin Ave., St. 
>Paul,
>MN, 55107.  Are you familiar with The Body Electric, by Robert O. Becker, 
>MD?
> His work is utilizing a pulsed direct current electrical field at 
>billionths
>of an amp, millionths of a volt, conducted with silver, directed into 
>damaged
>tissues to stimulate regeneration.  I have a hunch that orgone energy is 
>this
>type of field, the very small amperage is simply an indication of the
>conservation of energy in living organisms, not of what Reich called
>'secondary effects' of the primary orgone energy.  That is, I think orgone 
>is
>electricity, but at values smaller than normally conceived.
>     Electrostatic, ie. lightning, is synonomous with orgone?  So, the
>influence of lightning in spontaneously transforming semiconductive matter,
>ie. silicon dioxide, carbon dioxide, into living matter is quite realistic.
> The liberation of flowing electrons (orgone) through material also 
>immersed
>in saline solution would set-up a dynamic electrical system.  Could this 
>same
>phenomena be used to stimulate cellular memory, healing?  Becker thinks so!
> Any thoughts?
>
>

Yeah. I read the book and I've thought a bit about this and I think that
it's the pulsation frequency of the electricity that makes all the
difference. Atmospheric electricity is high voltage, low amperage and high
Q, or high frequency. It is capable of great fluctuation, i.e. movement.

In contrast, electricity from a household recepticle is high amperage, low
voltage and low frequency. (15A, 115V, 50-60 hz ) This current is measured
and regulated. It is allowed to fluctuate marginally. 

Lightning is high voltage, high frequency and high amperage. 

I don't know for sure but I estimate that electricity in the body is high
voltage, low amperage and high frequency. I don't think that Dr. Becker
explored the pulsation/frequency aspect as well as he could have.
 - Dave Huisken



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