How Make an Orgone Accumulator
Dr. Wilhelm Reich coined the term "orgone" in the late 1930s to describe life energy. He believed all living things generate and feed on orgone. According to Reich, imbalanced or negative orgone energy was the source of most psychological, emotional and physical ailments. He invented the orgone accumulator to attract positive orgone to treat his patients. Today, holistic and metaphysical health practitioners make these accumulators to treat everything from blocked energy to the common cold.
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Things You'll Need
- Wool batting rolls (organic wool)
- Steel wool rolls
- Sharp scissors
- Two cotton sheets
- Needle and thread
Instructions
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Spread out one of your cotton sheets on the floor. Unroll enough wool batting over the sheet so you have an inch-wide border of sheet on all sides of the wool. Cut the wool carefully to avoid tangling the fibers.
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Unroll a layer of steel wool over the wool batting. It should line up with the edges of the wool batting perfectly. Continue alternating layers of wool and steel wool until you get three to five layers. The organic and inorganic materials supposedly create a pattern that attracts orgone energy.
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Lay the second sheet over the wool layers. Stitch the two sheets together all around the edges, enclosing the wool layers.
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Tips & Warnings
Charge the accumulator with positive energy by storing it in a calm, peaceful area.
Play soothing music near the accumulator to help cleanse it. Cleanse it after each and every use.
Lie on top of the accumulator to treat depression and illnesses. Use it no more than twice a week for 45 minutes at a time.
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