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Re: Plaster orgonite
by josh » Sun Oct 16, 2011

Hello Renjit First, Plasterite and Orgonite are two very different animals, they do not work on the same principal; Orgonite function more as capacitor than as a piezo electric from the compression of the crystal by the resin, I think that this compression story is just that: a story trying to think of a way the Orgonite is working and not knowing. The Orgonite is a static condenser (works by itself), the metal accumulate a charge from existing environmental EMF, get saturated, brings all the energy to zero point and broadcast it back as Chi, and do it again and again, but only to a point, many of us have seen where the Orgonite was not working at all where EMF were very strong, such as an "smart meter" or living too close to a cell phone tower. Don Croft explained some 10 years ago that the towers were only working at 15% capacity, that may be true and that may be why the Orgonite is working around the towers, but if and when they turn those towers to 100%, I dont think the Orgonite will be doing too much. The Plasterite works on a much higher frequency, likely involving all true colors of the spectrum, it necessitate no metal only plaster and crystals or quartz sand, it produces energy that not all people can feel, but it nevertheless will clean up the sky and do much more, beside being inexpensive, it is easy to work with, but I am not pushing anyone to do Plasterite, just know that most of the Orgonite groupies will not look kindly if you do You can see from the posts on this forum the many success stories that the people are having with Plasterite, make some and see for yourself what results you are getting The Plasterite has such a fine frequency, that I would not want to mix the two, both are valid, but not in the same soup
Hope this help a little Josh
josh

Re: Plaster orgonite
by Edostar » Sun Oct 16, 2011 6:52 am

 

 

Hi Josh. I agree than Plasterite and Orgonite are two quite different things and that for a long time; nobody had the faintest idea how Orgonite worked. Orgonite is actually an Inductor and not a Capacitor at all. It simply drains off the ambient ElectroMagnetic Radiation (as you point out) and concentrates it. The crystal component in Orgonite is there to convert the accumulated current (EMR) into heat through ‘Electrostriction’ which is a property shared by many crystal materials (as is its converse; the Piezoelectric effect). Orgonite with no crystal at all (as with Karl Welz’s version) does work but very weakly (or slowly if you prefer). It converts the EMR into heat simply due to its concentration inside the Inductor matrix. So if Orgonite doesn’t convert DOR into POR; where does the Positive ORgone in the area of an Orgonite device come from? The natural polarity of the Etheric Field is a positive one. This positive field is responsible for the existence and continuing good health of all life on Earth. For this reason; all living things begin to fall ill when the etheric field is disrupted and turns negative (by the introduction of EMR for instance). When our Orgonite drains off the EMR; the negative influence on the ehteric field is removed and it returns to its positive state. This gives the understandable but mistaken impression that Orgonite is directly converting DOR into POR. See: ‘How Orgonite Works’. http://www.baligifter.org/blog/uncatego ... nite-works I’m afraid that these comments are a little misplaced in a Plasterite thread but I felt that they
might be helpful in the circumstances. Although I have conducted a series of experiments into Orgonite (which resulted in determining the above) I have done no such experimentation into Plasterite. All the best. Dan.
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Re: Plaster orgonite
by josh » Sun Oct 16, 2011 12:41 pm
Wow! Thank you Dan, I was working under the wrong premisses, addressing Orgonite as a condenser, I really appreciate you taking the effort to put our feet on the right path, I feel that the more I learn and the more I see how much I do not know Therefore the Orgonite is an "Etheric Cleaner" returning the Etheric field to normalcy , But as you may have seen, when the EMF are too strong, the Orgonite is not enough, may be it become over saturated and can no longer create the changes, even large amount of Orgonite do not appear to help, I have not experience what the Plasterite does under heavy EMF, I will have to send some to one of my customer that is severely affected with the "smart meter" device, and see How she feel with it. Again thank you Dan, Bali is certainly a seat of great wisdom Josh

 

Re: Plaster orgonite
by renjit8650 » Sun Oct 16, 2011 1:03 pm

Dear Josh, I am standing with you in the same boat as a late comer, but in the correct direction it seems. Re: Plaster orgonite by josh » Thu Jul 22, 2010 12:33 am Nepi, we are going somewhere!!!!, I really like the design that you made on the top of that cone. The correct mixture for plaster: Two plaster to one and one half water: 2 gallons plaster + 1 1/2 gallon water, mix quickly and pour quickly as well, it will start to harden within a few minutes. Your next assignment : an extra large traffic cone One 25lb bag of plaster, that should be about 4 gallons (plus or minus a little) 3 Gallons of water Heavy on the sand (about 6 or seven cups), less if you like A bunch of any stones that you like (3 or more hand full), less if you like Some larger crystals, 5 like in a HHG Pour the thing in 2 batches, 3 if it is toooo hard to stir, just pout the next batch on the top of the last Dont forget to tape shut the end of the traffic cone OK ....you have 10 minutes to completion................we are waiting for the picture.... Josh I am planning an extra large traffic cone as advised by you to Nepi. Kindly confirm the components above, or any changes after that, or any additions to this like coils etc to increase the power. Thanks Renjit
renjit8650

 

Re: Plaster orgonite
by Edostar » Sun Oct 16, 2011 8:49 pm

Hi Josh. Your analogy of Orgonite as an 'etheric cleanser' is a good one. Filters can become overwhelmed by the sheer quantity of dirt to be removed before cleanliness is achieved and there must be a limit to how much EMR can be neutralized by any one piece of orgonite. Another factor is the frequency range of the EMR being neutralized. My first pieces of orgonite were made with cut-up stainless steel scrubbing pads and they definitely worked but not very well. I think that this was due to the fact that the spirals were far too uniform in size, shape and
thickness.

 

Better is the wide range of shapes and sizes of metal shavings that one gets from machine-shop swarf. Each different size, shape and thickness (and even metal type) will induct EMR of a different frequency and with varying levels of efficiency so the wider the range of sizes and shapes the better. The scrubbing pad orgonite was probably neutralizing a narrow range of EMR frequencies very well but to the exclusion of all the other frequencies. These technical considerations are essential to making efficient orgonite but lack the magical (even mystical) aspects so often associated with orgonite and the profound effects of detailed changes in the etheric field. These extraordinary effects are not denied in the quest for technical efficiency; they simply operate parallel to the technical considerations involved in EMR removal. When the etheric field is restored efficiently to its positive state by our little inductor/converter matrix; a powerful area of POR exists around the orgonite. This POR field amplifies the effects of specific stones and stone combinations and can be channeled by the use of coils and terminated crystals. These elements are not essential for the neutralization of the EMR and the restoration of the positive etheric field but they can enhance it very strongly and in magical and mysterious ways. This area of etheric research is still wide open and cannot be addressed in purely technical terms. It will continue to require the essential feedback from energy-sensitives that it alway has. In the absence of a technical understanding of what Plasterite is doing; energy-sensitives will be needed here too. All the best. Dan.
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Re: Plaster orgonite
by josh » Mon Oct 17, 2011 6:10 pm

 

Hello Renjit Yes the mix for the Plasterite is correct, of late I have been mixing only quartz sand in the mix and it seems to work as well, as well as Orgonite the quartz sand has been one of my ingredient in it: the energies are good. It has been one of my effort to trust Nature to give me what is needed to accomplish the goal of purification of energies in the environment, so all is becoming more and more simplified, for over a year now, I have been working with the hats of acorns, I found them to be natural amplifiers, I have made some devices with Orgonite, Plasterite, Pillows with as much acorn hats that I could put in, and found the broadcasting much improved, I am certain there are much surrounding each of us that could be used for the work we are doing. Josh
josh

Re: Plaster orgonite
by monsoon gecko »

 

G;day again, I figured as I'd be away for a while, it would be nice to let a couple of my big pieces off the leash outside, instead of being wasted in my metal shed, but needed weatherproofing.. So set up the radionics plates, with a cone on top and liberally painted the outer layer with a couple of layers of resin.

 

This piece had alternate layers, the thinner ones loaded with paramagnetic rock chips, the thicker disks each had a triangle of quartz points plus beach sand. Iv'e posted more detail before, but the unit felt quite happy out in the sunshine .

 

 

The next piece was the first extra-large cone...( see previous post ) and was loaded with high energy , synergy of 12 combo in the top third ( from the Book of Stones ) .Also had a huge quartz point in the centre , seashells , a few other goodie plus some copper powder. Wasn't aware of the bonus of sand in those days. As soon as the resin hit the plaster, it turned green, due to the copper powder. ...mmm, I thought...camoflague ? Anyway , it got two seperate coats of resin and has found a home sitting in a pretty rockery, surrounded by seashells , picture rocks and lush plants next to the family pool. Before I placed it, I sat it next to the owner and said put your hand on this and tell me what you feel. She immmediately picked up the deep vibration...so much more than a tingle of holding an orgonite.. Well , I think it too will be happier now, working with the elementals and charging the area.
Cheers.....enjoy
monsoon gecko

Re: Plaster orgonite
by renjit8650 » Wed Oct 19, 2011

Dear Monsoon, Good done. Can we conclude that the 2 top coats of resin increases the durability of plasterite in addition to the increase of the broadcasting strength and the POR output level Best Regards Renjit.
renjit8650

Re: Plaster orgonite
by josh » Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:31 pm

Stephen my friend, that's the way to go, love that radionic one, I am certain not to many chemtrails staying are in your area Have you return home from your trip? Josh

Re: Plaster orgonite
by monsoon gecko » Wed Oct 19, 2011 10:00 pm

Question/s ...

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by sacred » Sat Sep 25, 2010

I've made my first couple of batches of orgonite ... yay! been busy fixing rough spots, sanding, etc, and will post a pic as soon as I can borrow a camera ... a friend has a good supply of fossils that he doesn't know what to do with ... mainly shell fossils, but sea creatures as well .... was wondering if they'd be OK in orgonite (I'm using resin, not plasterite) ... and shells in resin? any problems with that? I've made some orgonite and put it into a shell (already gifted), and it had a lovely feel ... am also wondering if there's a quicker way to get the shine back after doing some sanding in patches (& edges), other than sanding up to a high grit ... and I know I've had tons of other questions, but they come and go .... oh, another one being re metal shavings ... have been given a bucket of shavings that are a bit dusty and have bits of dirt from the factory floor in with them ... I've tried to wash it, but separating one from the other is just not happening easily .... maybe a better question would be whether I can easily get clean shavings, so I don't have to go through the cleaning process at all!
sacred

Re: Question/s ...
by josh » Sat Sep 25, 2010 11:37 pm

OK Sacred, here is few words for your questions, In the first days of Orgonite, probably 2000 or 2001, Don Croft (the Orgonite guru) said to get any shavings that you can, dirty or not will not make a difference, he was saying to remove the old cigarette butts from the shaving, but you really did not have to do that if you did not want to, so worry not about the dirt, it may even add something to the mix. You will make good looking Orgonite if you decide to have a business and sell it, otherwise you do not need to have it all prettied up If you need to make your Orgonite look good, first, it does not need to be a good looking piece to gift in nature, actually the worst it look the better, only if you will have that piece shown in your home or giving it to someone. So if your Orgonite is rough looking, do as Stephen said "double dip"!!!, make a small batch of resin with nothing in it, and put your piece in it and remove it, or brush it on, it should give you a fine finish As far as shells, put as many as you can in the Orgonite, it creates a good spin Good luck my dear (check your PM) Josh
josh

Re: Question/s ...
by sacred » Sun Sep 26, 2010 9:50 pm

thanks, Josh ... I'm making some 'pretties' for some women customers and friends that are attracted to the pretty crystals, etc .... when I get to the bottom of the tin of resin, I'll make the work-horses then, as it's a bit cloudier down the bottom of the tin ..... thanks for the info re the dirt in the metal .... I had thought it couldn't really hurt, being an 'organic' substance itself ...... haven't found any cigarette butts (yet) my first 2 batches were a bit patchy, and needed to be redipped .... a steep learning curve about resin setting times, and needing to get the resin through the metal shavings .... so now I've got a whole pile of sanding to do to get the overspill off ..... I quite like sanding things, though! haven't got any fingerprints at the moment, but they'll grow back! with the orgonite I've got from Stephen in the past, those that have been gifted his pieces have made requests for similar ones from me .... nothing like a bit of pressure for a newbie, eh?
I am enjoying myself, though! I'm being creative and helping people ... a great combination!
sacred

Re: Question/s ...
by josh » Mon Sep 27, 2010

Linda, if you like a little more time to work, use the epoxy instead of the polyester resin, depending on the kind of epoxy you can have one to 4 hours to work with the mixture, also there is no smell, the polyester resin is rather toxic and better done outside, you can do the epoxy inside: no smell. the epoxies come in different mix, you can have one where you mix half and half, some are one to four ratio, many to choose from, I like the half and half, unless it is very warm weather, it will give me couple hours to change the pattern of the crystals if need be...... but the big deal for me is NO SMELL Josh
josh

Re: Question/s ...
by sacred » Tue Sep 28, 2010

Josh, I will ask around for the epoxy you mentioned as I feel that the snippets of seizure activity I've been dealing with of late are partially due to the fumes of the resin .... I don't have a place outside to work, so have been working in the laundry, with as much ventilation as possible .. and I don't yet have a proper mask for fumes, so have been using a disposable dust mask, which really only takes the edge off the intensity of the smell of the resin, but doesn't really filter it .. as you can see, I didn't want to wait any longer to start making orgonite! I will make some phone calls to the suppliers of the fiberglass resin and see if they can steer
me in a direction where I can find the slow drying epoxy ... thanks! Linda
sacred

Re: Question/s ...
by josh » Tue Sep 28, 2010

Linda my dear

please do not over look the Plasterite, it has a larger range than the Orgonite, much higher vibrations, cost extremely little and is so simple to make, all it take is plaster and beach sand (beach sand is highly charged), it would save you many dollars, no smell, no stickeeeezzzz, no metals, only crystal if you want to broadcast a particular character, otherwise plaster and sand is all you need . Now if you want to get real fancy, you can do as Sandandsun is doing, and put everything in the plaster that is in your kitchen, I understand she was trying to put hubby in the plaster but he ran away too quickly At this time I only make Orgonite if I need to make the small pieces that goes on the back of the cell phone, I still have 10 gallons of epoxy and I not sure when I am going to use them, I know I have to make coasters for my lady, but that will be it for me and the Orgonite, I feel that we have found a stronger medium to work with Well then here you go, stay away from the polyester, you can always give it to someone you do not like,......send it to the illuminaties The dust mask you using is doing very little good, it is made for particulates not gaseous fumes, the fumes go clear through it Josh
josh

Re: Question/s ...
by sacred »

the plasterite has a beautiful feel to it ... very gentle, nurturing ... is there a way to make it more durable so it is less likely to chip around the edges? Stephen sent me a piece of plasterite that you just want to stroke, like a pet! after reading that he'd added Nag Champa oil to a plasterite mix, I thought and rubbed my hand over the piece I have with some amber paste I had left on my hand .... it still smells divine! I had thought of plasteriting instead of orgoniting, but I wanted to make some pretty pieces where the crystals could be seen .... I can't paint like Lady Catherine ... and haven't thought of a way to decorate it, and also protect it .... yet maybe if I rounded the 'corner' edges, like the base, it would be less likely to chip ... if it was coated with anything, would that change its broadcasting range? I didn't realise that plasterite didn't require metal shavings, and wasn't 100% sure about whether it still needed quartz ... so thanks for that clarification! I knew I had lots of questions!
sacred

Re: Question/s ...
by Lightning » Tue Sep 28, 2010

 

Josh and Linda, Thanks for having this conversation on the forum. I have had many of the same questions Linda, including thinking for awhile that I needed a certain percentage of metal in the Plasterite (Now I know that I don't), and the question of crystal or no crystal, also.
Thanks again, please keep talking , Linda

Lightning

Re: Question/s ...
by josh »

 

A bit more The pieces that you have seen from Catherine are quite lovely but for the pieces that are going to the school they are not like that, for example I make for her lots of little hearts , basically the size of a TB, small stars, small pyramids, many other things that she will paint with only one or two colors. One some of them she will glue a crystal on the top, but here is the big thing; it feel stronger after it has being painted One of the larger cone she used a sponge to put the color on it it is very good looking To have to smaller pieces it is so easy to do, you can use the same muffin pans you use for cooking, the same as the TBs, and you wash them and keep on cooking with them, the plaster is not grievous like the resin . I am going to post some pictures of those pieces we have been giving to schools and other folks, you will see the simplicity and the size as well with the different colors, so hold on Catherine will help me with this most technical endeavor

 

Try one piece just with sand and plaster, there is such a purity about it Josh
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by sacred » Wed Sep 29, 2010 2:51 am
what kind of paint does Catherine use, Josh? does it make the plasterite more durable? can plasterite be drilled for pendants? I have to agree re the purity of the plasterite ... it has a much finer vibration .. feels very spiritual whereas the orgonite seems to be more of a physical worker, if you know what I mean ... even some of the earlier ones that I made (which didn't have enough metal shavings)
still felt they related to the physical dimension, but were/are uplifting and lightening, which also has its place in the world ... I'll post pics, too, when I borrow a camera .. and I'll ask that person to help me get some plaster and sand ... not driving has its drawbacks ... but I have learned to have a lot of patience! I learned something yesterday (simple as it may sound) that plasterite and orgonite are different .... I used to understand plasterite as being part of the orgonite, or one of the 'materials', but not a different version of the same thing, so to speak ... so thanks for that! Josh, another question re what one puts into the mix, whether it be plasterite or orgonite ... if the combination of elements transmutes negative energy to positive (simply put), wouldn't adding things like castor oil, eg, promote its beneficial qualities? not that getting rid of sh*t isn't beneficial ... I was thinking of pipestone ... wouldn't it radiate all the good things? I have also wondered about making personal medicine pieces .... antler, feathers, etc ... but part of me doesn't like to 'suffocate' a living being, even though it isn't alive in the physical sense anymore ... this is a new idea/thought that came to me the other day .... I used to have a nickname ... the Options Lady ... now you know why ... think of all the questions I've already asked Stephen! and thank you, in advance, for all the guidance you've given ... and are yet to share ... one and all .... Linda


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Re: Question/s ...
by josh » Wed Sep 29, 2010 2:23 pm
Anything that you can think of that be can a help for the highest ethics, gentleness, honesty, fair dealing, joy, all wonderful positive attributes that can be broadcasted with a stone, with a crystal (asking it to do that), or writing on paper (intents), you can put in the Plasterite, but know that you will be broadcasting sometime very far, and you must be certain that what you put in the Plasterite as well as the Orgonite, is exactly what you want Here is another most powerful thing you can do, this was given to me by my friend Tony, a very enlighten being; wrap your Plasterite with a long electric cord, plug it, then put both hands on the wire coiled and pray, intent with as much feeling as you can.......... About the "living" being, well yes the Plasterite is a living being, very feminine in nature, it is not a lump of inanimate mater, you can go in and speak with her and ask what she like, she knows exactly what she want and will guide you if you ask.....a beautiful being. All of us must see the level where we are working, and it is there that the changes are the most effective Something that I have been doing with success: rather than using the crystals per say, I take all the crystals that I think can broadcast the appropriate characters, and I put them all in "pillowed " water, I live them in the sun all the time and when I make the Plasterite , I take 1/4 cup of that water and put it in the plaster water, this gives me an homeopathic kind of mixture stronger than the stones that I could put in it (just take a 1/2 gallon water jar, put your stones in it, and live them in the sun, they would likely be ready to use after one single afternoon in the sun, but I live them out all the time. The pipe stone is truly from the blood of our ancestors from a long time ago, it is a long story,
yes it is sacred, but I would not put it in to be broadcasted , Tocsa Josh
josh

Re: Question/s ...
by sacred » Thu Sep 30, 2010 2:04 am
I hear what you're saying, Josh ... and thank you ... intent, prayer and all that good stuff is what it's really made of .... and I pump them with good vibes when I've finished pouring .... it's all that's needed, other than the basic materials ... now that I know what plasterite needs, and what orgonite needs .. I have always preferred to keep things simple, and have a golden rule ... when in doubt, don't ... well, that's one of them ... a few days ago I looked at the stone I have, and it wasn't 'talking' to me, so I haven't used it .. and it sounds like you wouldn't include it in your pillowed water ... you're making a gem essence there, by the way .. but you probably knew that .. I am looking forward to the plasterite, and will do as Tony suggested ... I hadn't really understood the reason for cord-wrapping before, but now I do ... I can be a bit slow sometimes, but I get there eventually!
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Re: Question/s ...
by monsoon gecko » Sat Oct 02, 2010 10:46 am
Great techniques Josh. I,m going to 'pick' a few stones to charge up water. Should have done it ages ago. Water loves taking on energy.... Biggest crime using water towers as M/wave transmiters, gift them. ! Sacred... the coil or extension cord wrapped around the plasterite is to broadcast pos energy to electricity grid, It's plugged in to something that runs 24/7. That idea of Tony is brilliant...for implanting intention and grattitude for its use. Very interesting using the coil. I like the idea of stirring / vortexing the water while pillow the sides . Same with making beer..ha ha Also, a good tip for plasterite...after its hardened, but still soft, take a nail file or similar and run around the edge of mould a few times. This will give the base a slight brevelled edge which will stop pieces chipping off. Wish I;d done that with the first large cones I made.....even small pieces, just neatens it up. Thanks Josh...what productive play and fun we have ,.....
monsoon gecko

Re: Question/s ...
by sacred » Thu Oct 21, 2010

I've made a teacup size that cracked across the bottom ... I thought maybe the quartz in the middle was too big ... I've got a batch setting now, and have re-dipped the cracked one (hope it stays together), but another new one has cracked across the bottom, and the quartz in that wouldn't have been a problem ... I waxed the mould well ..... they're sitting in the sun .... could that be heating the resin up too quickly?
sacred

Re: Question/s ...
by monsoon gecko » Thu Oct 21, 2010

 

So, you could see the crack while still in the mould ie on the top as it hardened ? This is common when the resin hardens too quickly...too hot, If so, just use a fraction less hardener. Temperature, hot day, cold day can make diff to amount of hardener too. Less hot , more cold ,,,Keep a mental record ..or written ,, Ive had heaps of cracks, fractures. Not a problem...Orgonite still works ok, but can be repaired if desired. Its all trial and error... just repeat what works And have fun
monsoon gecko

Re: Question/s ...
by sacred »

 

monsoon gecko wrote:So, you could see the crack while still in the mould ie on the top as it hardened ?
yes ... the one that I re-dipped didn't re-crack but another new one did .... I waxed the mould really well, but it was a plastic martini glass that was thick and had a white plastic lining that seemed to love to stick to the resin! now it's stuck in the mould ... I've chipped the edges of the mould off, and still can't get the orgonite out, so have decided to file the edges down and use it as a garden piece .... kinda a pity 'cause I put some you beaut crystals in there and was really looking forward to seeing what it came out like ....
monsoon gecko wrote:Temperature, hot day, cold day can make diff to amount of hardener too.
I normally don't put them out in the sun, but did, and had used less hardener ... maybe I was a tad impatient about it setting? and it got pretty hot here yesterday ... the thought crossed my mind that it could be heating up too much .... will find a shadier place today ...
monsoon gecko wrote:Keep a mental record ..or written
yes, Teach! I used glass moulds for the first time yesterday ... the orgonite came out so easily! I also used paramagnetic rocks in one in particular, and the energy from it is awesome! yes, it's a very pretty pink and black colour when in the resin ... I'm having lots of fun ...
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Re: Plaster orgonite
by josh »

 

Hello Renjit First, Plasterite and Orgonite are two very different animals, they do not work on the same principal; Orgonite function more as capacitor than as a piezo electric from the compression of the crystal by the resin, I think that this compression story is just that: a story trying to think of a
way the Orgonite is working and not knowing. The Orgonite is a static condenser (works by itself), the metal accumulate a charge from existing environmental EMF, get saturated, brings all the energy to zero point and broadcast it back as Chi, and do it again and again, but only to a point, many of us have seen where the Orgonite was not working at all where EMF were very strong, such as an "smart meter" or living too close to a cell phone tower. Don Croft explained some 10 years ago that the towers were only working at 15% capacity, that may be true and that may be why the Orgonite is working around the towers, but if and when they turn those towers to 100%, I dont think the Orgonite will be doing too much. The Plasterite works on a much higher frequency, likely involving all true colors of the spectrum, it necessitate no metal only plaster and crystals or quartz sand, it produces energy that not all people can feel, but it nevertheless will clean up the sky and do much more, beside being inexpensive, it is easy to work with, but I am not pushing anyone to do Plasterite, just know that most of the Orgonite groupies will not look kindly if you do You can see from the posts on this forum the many success stories that the people are having with Plasterite, make some and see for yourself what results you are getting The Plasterite has such a fine frequency, that I would not want to mix the two, both are valid, but not in the same soup Hope this help a little Josh
josh

Re: Plaster orgonite
by Edostar » Sun Oct 16, 2011 6:52 am
Hi Josh. I agree than Plasterite and Orgonite are two quite different things and that for a long time; nobody had the faintest idea how Orgonite worked. Orgonite is actually an Inductor and not a Capacitor at all. It simply drains off the ambient ElectroMagnetic Radiation (as you point out) and concentrates it. The crystal component in Orgonite is there to convert the accumulated current (EMR) into heat through ‘Electrostriction’ which is a property shared by many crystal materials (as is its converse; the Piezoelectric effect).
Orgonite with no crystal at all (as with Karl Welz’s version) does work but very weakly (or slowly if you prefer). It converts the EMR into heat simply due to its concentration inside the Inductor matrix. So if Orgonite doesn’t convert DOR into POR; where does the Positive ORgone in the area of an Orgonite device come from? The natural polarity of the Etheric Field is a positive one. This positive field is responsible for the existence and continuing good health of all life on Earth. For this reason; all living things begin to fall ill when the etheric field is disrupted and turns negative (by the introduction of EMR for instance). When our Orgonite drains off the EMR; the negative influence on the ehteric field is removed and it returns to its positive state. This gives the understandable but mistaken impression that Orgonite is directly converting DOR into POR. See: ‘How Orgonite Works’.
http://www.baligifter.org/blog/uncatego ... nite-works I’m afraid that these comments are a little misplaced in a Plasterite thread but I felt that they might be helpful in the circumstances. Although I have conducted a series of experiments into Orgonite (which resulted in determining the above) I have done no such experimentation into Plasterite. All the best. Dan.
http://www.baligifter.org
Edostar

Re: Plaster orgonite
by josh » Sun Oct 16, 2011 12:41 pm
Wow! Thank you Dan, I was working under the wrong premisses, addressing Orgonite as a condenser, I really appreciate you taking the effort to put our feet on the right path, I feel that
the more I learn and the more I see how much I do not know Therefore the Orgonite is an "Etheric Cleaner" returning the Etheric field to normalcy , But as you may have seen, when the EMF are too strong, the Orgonite is not enough, may be it become over saturated and can no longer create the changes, even large amount of Orgonite do not appear to help, I have not experience what the Plasterite does under heavy EMF, I will have to send some to one of my customer that is severely affected with the "smart meter" device, and see How she feel with it. Again thank you Dan, Bali is certainly a seat of great wisdom Josh
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Re: Plaster orgonite
by renjit8650 » Sun Oct 16, 2011 1:03 pm
Dear Josh, I am standing with you in the same boat as a late comer, but in the correct direction it seems. Re: Plaster orgonite by josh » Thu Jul 22, 2010 12:33 am Nepi, we are going somewhere!!!!, I really like the design that you made on the top of that cone. The correct mixture for plaster: Two plaster to one and one half water: 2 gallons plaster + 1 1/2 gallon water, mix quickly and pour quickly as well, it will start to harden within a few minutes. Your next assignment : an extra large traffic cone One 25lb bag of plaster, that should be about 4 gallons (plus or minus a little) 3 Gallons of water Heavy on the sand (about 6 or seven cups), less if you like A bunch of any stones that you like (3 or more hand full), less if you like Some larger crystals, 5 like in a HHG Pour the thing in 2 batches, 3 if it is toooo hard to stir, just pout the next batch on the top of the last Dont forget to tape shut the end of the traffic cone OK ....you have 10 minutes to completion................we are waiting for the picture.... Josh I am planning an extra large traffic cone as advised by you to Nepi. Kindly confirm the components above, or any changes after that, or any additions to this like coils etc to increase the power. Thanks Renjit
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Re: Plaster orgonite
by Edostar » Sun Oct 16, 2011 8:49 pm
Hi Josh. Your analogy of Orgonite as an 'etheric cleanser' is a good one. Filters can become overwhelmed by the sheer quantity of dirt to be removed before cleanliness is achieved and there must be a limit to how much EMR can be neutralized by any one piece of orgonite. Another factor is the frequency range of the EMR being neutralized. My first pieces of orgonite were made with cut-up stainless steel scrubbing pads and they definitely worked but not very well. I think that this was due to the fact that the spirals were far too uniform in size, shape and thickness. Better is the wide range of shapes and sizes of metal shavings that one gets from machine-shop swarf. Each different size, shape and thickness (and even metal type) will induct EMR of a different frequency and with varying levels of efficiency so the wider the range of sizes and shapes the better. The scrubbing pad orgonite was probably neutralizing a narrow range of EMR frequencies very well but to the exclusion of all the other frequencies. These technical considerations are essential to making efficient orgonite but lack the magical (even mystical) aspects so often associated with orgonite and the profound effects of detailed changes in the etheric field. These extraordinary effects are not denied in the quest for technical efficiency; they simply operate parallel to the technical considerations involved in EMR removal. When the etheric field is restored efficiently to its positive state by our little inductor/converter matrix; a powerful area of POR exists around the orgonite. This POR field amplifies the effects of specific stones and stone combinations and can be channeled by the use of coils and terminated crystals. These elements are not essential for the neutralization of the EMR and the restoration of the positive etheric field but they can enhance it very strongly and in magical and mysterious ways. This area of etheric research is still wide open and cannot be addressed in purely technical terms. It will continue to require the essential feedback from energy-sensitives that it alway has.
In the absence of a technical understanding of what Plasterite is doing; energy-sensitives will be needed here too. All the best. Dan.

Re: Plaster orgonite
by josh » Mon Oct 17, 2011 6:10 pm
Hello Renjit Yes the mix for the Plasterite is correct, of late I have been mixing only quartz sand in the mix and it seems to work as well, as well as Orgonite the quartz sand has been one of my ingredient in it: the energies are good. It has been one of my effort to trust Nature to give me what is needed to accomplish the goal of purification of energies in the environment, so all is becoming more and more simplified, for over a year now, I have been working with the hats of acorns, I found them to be natural amplifiers, I have made some devices with Orgonite, Plasterite, Pillows with as much acorn hats that I could put in, and found the broadcasting much improved, I am certain there are much surrounding each of us that could be used for the work we are doing. Josh
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Re: Plaster orgonite
by monsoon gecko » Wed Oct 19, 2011 4:44 am
G;day again, I figured as I'd be away for a while, it would be nice to let a couple of my big pieces off the leash outside, instead of being wasted in my metal shed, but needed weatherproofing.. So set up the radionics plates, with a cone on top and liberally painted the
outer layer with a couple of layers of resin. This piece had alternate layers, the thinner ones loaded with paramagnetic rock chips, the thicker disks each had a triangle of quartz points plus beach sand. Iv'e posted more detail before, but the unit felt quite happy out in the sunshine . The next piece was the first extra-large cone...( see previous post ) and was loaded with high energy , synergy of 12 combo in the top third ( from the Book of Stones ) .Also had a huge quartz point in the centre , seashells , a few other goodie plus some copper powder. Wasn't aware of the bonus of sand in those days. As soon as the resin hit the plaster, it turned green, due to the copper powder. ...mmm, I thought...camoflague ? Anyway , it got two seperate coats of resin and has found a home sitting in a pretty rockery, surrounded by seashells , picture rocks and lush plants next to the family pool. Before I placed it, I sat it next to the owner and said put your hand on this and tell me what you feel. She immmediately picked up the deep vibration...so much more than a tingle of holding an orgonite.. Well , I think it too will be happier now, working with the elementals and charging the area.
Cheers.....enjoy
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Re: Plaster orgonite
by renjit8650 » Wed Oct 19, 2011 11:44 am
Dear Monsoon, Good done. Can we conclude that the 2 top coats of resin increases the durability of plasterite in addition to the increase of the broadcasting strength and the POR output level Best Regards Renjit.

Re: Plaster orgonite
by josh » Wed Oct 19, 2011 1:31 pm
Stephen my friend, that's the way to go, love that radionic one, I am certain not to many chemtrails staying are in your area Have you return home from your trip? Josh

Re: Plaster orgonite
by monsoon gecko » Wed Oct 19, 2011 10:00 pm
Good one guys... a coat or two of resin certainly makes these beauties weather proof..Painted the same cone on the radiaonic plates last year and sat it on a wire bench. Didn't coat the base.. Well it sat out there for months...right through cyclone Carlos and rest of dry season...brought it inside one night to check it out...a little wear on the base, the rest fine and boy was it buzzing when held... reckon they like being in the sun. Josh, not going back for some time.. staying at mates place for month or 2 then visiting parents and gifting along the way...same place as I wrote in email.. Very extended holiday...have a good look around... options open.... will have to pump out a few more Tb's...near ran out of milk crate full....all good Enjoy
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Strange events

by josh » Sat Oct 16, 2010
Here is how my dog Shima came to me: It was about 6 years ago after a terrible storm*, where lots of roads were washed out and many houses were floated, the day after I went outside to inspect the damage and here is that dog: skin and bones, all white except for a big black eye, at the time I had a cat also white. Not knowing too much what to do, I fed the dog some cat food, went out to get her some real dog food, and the next few days were spent asking the entire neighborhood who she belong to, but no one knew anything about her. She stayed and was most welcome, after she had been there for couple of weeks, I was in the kitchen cooking something, all the doors of the house were opened (good weather), remember that there is no one where I live, I am basically alone, all of the sudden I hear "my" dog screaming, as if someone is hurting her in a bad way, I say to myself "no one is going to hurt my dog", grab my staff and I was going to make some dents on some body, I am outside in less then 20 seconds: there is nothing no dog, look down the driveway, nothing, the way the land and driveway are no one can hide, everything can be seen , look for a while: no dog. So I thought she will be back tonight, no one came back, for two weeks she was gone, I thought she might have found her way back where she came from, but she showed up 14 days later, with something unusual: on the top of her head there was a perfect round spot of about one and a half inch in diameter, that had been shaved, the skin was totally visible, no more hair, perfectly circular
So right away I put a big neo magnet on the spot just in case.... To this day I still do not know what could have happen Josh *I knew this storm was coming for about a week, and at the time a big branch had fallen on the roof and I had a hole in it, no time for real repair, so I made a few large Orgonite devices and place them all around the house, as a result everything 1/4 mile pass my house (all around) was trashed, houses, bridges, roads, trees, a big mess, nothing at the house, no rain, when all around was a total hurricane.
josh

Re: Strange events
by monsoon gecko » Sun Oct 17, 2010
Wow Josh...straight out of science fiction movie . ! Lucky you are Awake ! Did you look up ? Beam me up Scotty. ha ha So , the dog become game player. The tech used is almost unimaginable . Yet its real ! Everyone... take care.. the pace quickens. I feel GOOD knowing you are riding on top of the wave. Bummer...I've been shut out of Warrior Matrix. I guess it's a case of join the ongoing list...eh ? A bit sad as I feel I made a few friends there, sharing Techniques that work . Totally enjoyed contributing.. ! The worst part is, I can't even say...... GOODBYE FRIENDS.
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Re: Strange events
by josh » Sun Oct 17, 2010

Yo Stephen, not to worry, lots of those banned people have found their way here on our forum, so you can say "Hello" here Those that come here are the one that are not stuck in a single modality, the folks here want to
evolve pass the norm and experiment to come up with better ideas, and we do do just that; experiment, improve, experiment, improve on and on Our focus is not to post any old place, so to have our store site shown every time that we post; we are to create changes, from a mentality that dwells in the basement to one that is living on the platform of the highest ethics, and we need no guns and uglyzzz to do that, just tweaking the existing frequency/reality. We also do not need This Krilian photography to tell us that our stuff work So all is well Josh
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Ho hum..anybody made anything new lately?
 by nepipemi on Wed Jun 09, 2010 5:08 pm
What's everyone been making lately? Post pics!
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Re: Ho hum..anybody made anything new lately?
 by josh on Thu Jun 10, 2010 9:22 pm
This is a cone plaster 18 inches tall, just coming out of the mold, this will become another broadcaster as soon as it dry and I shellac the thing

 

 
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Re: Ho hum..anybody made anything new lately?
 by josh on Thu Jun 10, 2010 9:31 pm
WOW it worked   
Now for more, since I know how..............................Damn I'm good   ....Thank you Nepi

This a plaster broadcaster hooked up to a salt lamp

 Those are conic HHGs made with plaster with different colors on them

 I will take pictures of the Orgonite broadcasters, but I think the plaster work every bit as well if not better (higher frequency)
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Re: Ho hum..anybody made anything new lately?
 by nepipemi on Fri Jun 11, 2010 12:18 am
Very cool! What are the speckles in the 2nd cone? They look like copper. What are you using for coloring in the martini HHG's?

I was sick as a dog today, something I ate, otherwise my plan was to spend an hour or two casting some orgonite "jewels" in the new plastic jewelry mold. I got ahold of some the pthalate-free resin catalyst , pearlex pigments, and some resin dye, so I am excited to make beads. I hope I can position the gems and crystal inside so that when I go to drill it, that I don't hit anything important. I've got some beautiful and rare neon blue hauyne crystals I'm wanting to cast.

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Re: Ho hum..anybody made anything new lately?
 by nepipemi on Fri Jun 11, 2010 12:21 am
I am curious as to the bovis rating of these if someone is able to dowse them.

Are you still around here, Steve? One day I hope to learn this. Where is that bovis dowsing chart you posted somewhere else a long time ago?

cheers!
Nepi
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Re: Ho hum..anybody made anything new lately?
 by Steve on Fri Jun 11, 2010 1:17 am
I'm getting about 210,000 on the Broadcaster and 125,000 on the HHGs. Nice work Josh! I want one!

Peace
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Re: Ho hum..anybody made anything new lately?
 by nepipemi on Fri Jun 11, 2010 9:13 am
OMGOMG!!!!!

Now tell me again why is it that I pay $40 or more per gallon for resin?? Doh!
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Re: Ho hum..anybody made anything new lately?
 by josh on Fri Jun 11, 2010 3:01 pm
As you know there are many pieces that we cannot do with just plaster, like most of the outdoor stuff, but since you can now broadcast from the comfort of your living room.....may be the outdoor stuff....., well there is always the lakes, rivers and oceans to be gifted

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Re: Ho hum..anybody made anything new lately?
 by Atma on Sun Jun 13, 2010 8:16 pm
Here is my latest Tetrahedron.

Here are a few other recent pieces as well
Pendants

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Re: Ho hum..anybody made anything new lately?
 by josh on Sun Jun 13, 2010 10:10 pm
Atma, beautiful work, this is no longer just Orgonite: it is art work.

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Polishing Finished Pieces
 by SandAndSun on Sun Jun 20, 2010 6:37 pm
Hello Everyone,

I am new to this forum and new to orgonite making... I've read a lot of info on how to make it and decided to make a few:
I used clear cast polyurethane resin, copper powder, copper wire/beads, stones, oils and crystals. Round piece came out of glass, and the pyramid of the metal cooking mold... I used oil to spray the molds; glass came out fine, but the pyramid is all cloudy. Question: Can the finished piece be polished and how?

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Re: Polishing Finished Pieces
 by josh on Sun Jun 20, 2010 7:50 pm
Congratulation on your first pieces, they look really good (you should have seen my first one   ), yes you can polish your resin, this is what you do, if the surface is good just a little marred you can go over with 400 grit sand paper and polish it with a good car wax, if the surface is a bit too rough for that, sand it down a little with 220 paper and coat it with shellac, or poly
To spray the mold I use the grilling high temp Pam, sometime the resin will get hot and this Pam works nicely
Again : good work

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 by SandAndSun on Sun Jun 20, 2010 8:59 pm
Thank you, josh!

I will try 400 first, and see how it will come out. It has some air pockets on the surface, but I will keep them, otherwise I will need to sand down a few mms  I will use a pam oil next time and epoxy  I thought that the resin would smell when cured, luckily there is no smell at all, except some oregano oil that i mixed into it. It somewhat reminds me of amber that i really like...

Thanks, again!
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Re: Polishing Finished Pieces
 by josh on Sun Jun 20, 2010 9:17 pm
SandAndSun, as you found out there no smell with the epoxy, the bad smell is only with the polyester resin.
Now with the Orgonite there is never anything wasted, if the piece is to ugly to keep around, you can just bury it somewhere or throw it out in the water, it still work 
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Re: Polishing Finished Pieces
 by nepipemi on Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:42 am
I learned on WM that using sandpaper in incrementally smaller grit up to 1000 and then using car wax has satisfactory results. Personally, I focus on the details so I would not stop at 400 or even 600 grit.

Nepi
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 by SandAndSun on Tue Jun 22, 2010 6:24 pm
Nepi,

I will try gradually increasing the grit and sand the imperfections off and then wax it. I will post the results, when completed.

Thank you!
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Re: Polishing Finished Pieces
 by SandAndSun on Mon Aug 02, 2010 7:09 pm
Nepi,

600 and then 800 did the job, then used turtle wax to finish it off. Sides of the pyramid have almost a wet look to it, not as the bottom, which is almost see through, but very close.

Thanks!
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Re: Polishing Finished Pieces
 by Lightning on Thu Aug 12, 2010 1:54 pm
Hi SandAndSun,

If you wax the inside of your pyramid mold with the turtle wax before casting again, and then apply a tiny amount of mold release before pouring, you may not have to sand next time...

...This piece of data was gleaned from some forum or other on Orgonite building where folks were having the same problem...Sorry I don't remember where...

Stay well,

Linda 
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Re: Polishing Finished Pieces
 by josh on Thu Aug 12, 2010 5:02 pm
Huuhhhh, I think it was me on David Ike forum, and also a while back on WM, the info come from the resin manufacturer after inquiring about my Orgonite having hard time de molding , if you call the gentleman named Mark at US Composite he is the one who told me years ago....and it worked  
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 by SandAndSun on Thu Aug 12, 2010 10:15 pm
Linda, Josh,

I will try it next time with the wax and then the release agent. I've given away most of my first pieces already, soon will be time for more... 

be well
Anna
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Gifting at its best
 by josh on Thu Jun 10, 2010 2:37 pm
The hard work of this gifting expedition is not for green and non experienced gifters, this is a gruesome task as you will see.
First choose the device that will do the work, such as a large HHG or a large cone, I use a large cone about the size of a traffic cone
Go to the kitchen and make yourself a large hot chocolate, because you will need sustenance for the work at hand
Go back to the living room, with your hot drink, where the large device is waiting
Grab a hold of a 20 feet, or bigger, regular extension cord
With a firm hand,..don't tremble or shake, I know this is hard but you have to do it, wrap the cord around the device 7 or 9 or 11 or more time, depending how brave you feel at the time,
Tape it so it does not go away
Plug one end to the electric socket and the other into a salt lamp, or any other appliances
Drink some of your Chocolate
You are done
You are are now clearing 80% of your county
I know that was difficult but as stated: it is not for the light hearted  
You can do a few more like this in your home, or for the home of friends, and you have an assurance of a blue sky 
This is call broadcasting,
May be this should be called : the gas saving post 
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Re: Gifting at its best
 by nepipemi on Fri Jun 11, 2010 9:27 pm
Hurrah!!!!

Most excellent gifting report!     

gee whiz

Can it get any easier?
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Re: Plaster orgonite
 by sacred on Mon Nov 08, 2010 5:41 pm
I thought I'd already posted somewhere that the orgonite I made with the paramagnetic rock really rocks! 
have taken some photos, but won't be able to get them posted up here 'til later in the week, or maybe a tad later ...

question, Stephen .... you mentioned that you'd put Nag Champa oil in with a plasterite mix you made, and that it was quite strong ...
can you still smell it now?
does it subside when the plasterite's wet, and come out again when it's drying?
just something I wondered ....
 
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Re: Plaster orgonite
 by monsoon gecko on Wed Nov 10, 2010 2:00 am
hi, Sacred..unfortuneatly, the nag champa fragrence only lasts a week of two..bit longer for bigger pieces.
Discovered it here on this forum...Thanks whoever posted about it.
Glad you like the paramagnetic rock chips ..next pour, I'm going to overload some Tb's and a Hhg with it ...trial.

 

sylphs been abundant last few days.. On the weekend, created mini ley line by gifting 26 kilometers of
Hightension power lines...1 Tb/ kilometer....next day a long thin stormline travelled same route, then veered toward powerstation....no coincidence there ! !
Mate, this gifting caper's addictive.. just love seeing confirmations..
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Re: Plaster orgonite
 by sacred on Wed Nov 10, 2010 8:51 pm
monsoon gecko wrote:hi, Sacred..unfortuneatly, the nag champa fragrence only lasts a week of two..bit longer for bigger pieces.
Discovered it here on this forum...Thanks whoever posted about it.

buggar it doesn't last longer .... and it doesn't 'resurface' when wet ....
and I realised the info came from someone else here days after I posted the question ... 
 
sacred
 

I've made my first couple of batches of orgonite ... yay! been busy fixing rough spots, sanding, etc, and will post a pic as soon as I can borrow a camera ...

a friend has a good supply of fossils that he doesn't know what to do with  ... mainly shell fossils, but sea creatures as well ....

was wondering if they'd be OK in orgonite (I'm using resin, not plasterite) ...

and shells in resin? any problems with that? I've made some orgonite and put it into a shell (already gifted), and it had a lovely feel ... 

am also wondering if there's a quicker way to get the shine back after doing some sanding in patches (& edges), other than sanding up to a high grit ...

and I know I've had tons of other questions, but they come and go ....

oh, another one being re metal shavings ... have been given a bucket of shavings that are a bit dusty and have bits of dirt from the factory floor in with them ... I've tried to wash it, but separating one from the other is just not happening easily .... 

maybe a better question would be whether I can easily get clean shavings, so I don't have to go through the cleaning process at all! 
 
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Re: Question/s ...
 by josh on Sat Sep 25, 2010 6:37 pm
OK Sacred, here is few words for your questions,
In the first days of Orgonite, probably 2000 or 2001, Don Croft (the Orgonite guru) said to get any shavings that you can, dirty or not will not make a difference, he was saying to remove the old cigarette butts from the shaving, but you really did not have to do that if you did not want to, so worry not about the dirt, it may even add something to the mix. You will make good looking Orgonite if you decide to have a business and sell it, otherwise you do not need to have it all prettied up
If you need to make your Orgonite look good, first, it does not need to be a good looking piece to gift in nature, actually the worst it look the better, only if you will have that piece shown in your home or giving it to someone.
So if your Orgonite is rough looking, do as Stephen said "double dip"!!!, make a small batch of resin with nothing in it, and put your piece in it and remove it, or brush it on, it should give you a fine finish
As far as shells, put as many as you can in the Orgonite, it creates a good spin
Good luck my dear (check your PM)
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Re: Question/s ...
 by sacred on Sun Sep 26, 2010 4:50 pm
thanks, Josh ...

I'm making some 'pretties' for some women customers and friends that are attracted to the pretty crystals, etc .... when I get to the bottom of the tin of resin, I'll make the work-horses then, as it's a bit cloudier down the bottom of the tin .....

thanks for the info re the dirt in the metal .... I had thought it couldn't really hurt, being an 'organic' substance itself ...... haven't found any cigarette butts (yet) 

my first 2 batches were a bit patchy, and needed to be redipped .... a steep learning curve about resin setting times, and needing to get the resin through the metal shavings .... so now I've got a whole pile of sanding to do to get the overspill off ..... I quite like sanding things, though! haven't got any fingerprints at the moment, but they'll grow back! 

with the orgonite I've got from Stephen in the past, those that have been gifted his pieces have made requests for similar ones from me .... nothing like a bit of pressure for a newbie, eh? 

I am enjoying myself, though!  I'm being creative and helping people ... a great combination! 
 
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Re: Question/s ...
 by josh on Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:26 pm
Linda, if you like a little more time to work, use the epoxy instead of the polyester resin, depending on the kind of epoxy you can have one to 4 hours to work with the mixture, also there is no smell, the polyester resin is rather toxic and better done outside, you can do the epoxy inside: no smell. the epoxies come in different mix, you can have one where you mix half and half, some are one to four ratio, many to choose from, I like the half and half, unless it is very warm weather, it will give me couple hours to change the pattern of the crystals if need be...... but the big deal for me is NO SMELL 
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Re: Question/s ...
 by sacred on Mon Sep 27, 2010 7:12 pm
Josh, I will ask around for the epoxy you mentioned as I feel that the snippets of seizure activity I've been dealing with of late are partially due to the fumes of the resin .... I don't have a place outside to work, so have been working in the laundry, with as much ventilation as possible .. and I don't yet have a proper mask for fumes, so have been using a disposable dust mask, which really only takes the edge off the intensity of the smell of the resin, but doesn't really filter it ..

as you can see, I didn't want to wait any longer to start making orgonite! 

I will make some phone calls to the suppliers of the fiberglass resin and see if they can steer me in a direction where I can find the slow drying epoxy ... 

thanks!
Linda
 
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Re: Question/s ...
 by josh on Mon Sep 27, 2010 8:33 pm
Linda my dear please do not over look the Plasterite, it has a larger range than the Orgonite, much higher vibrations, cost extremely little and is so simple to make, all it take is plaster and beach sand (beach sand is highly charged), it would save you many dollars, no smell, no stickeeeezzzz, no metals, only crystal if you want to broadcast a particular character, otherwise plaster and sand is all you need .

Now if you want to get real fancy, you can do as Sandandsun is doing, and put everything in the plaster that is in your kitchen, I understand she was trying to put hubby in the plaster but he ran away too quickly 

At this time I only make Orgonite if I need to make the small pieces that goes on the back of the cell phone, I still have 10 gallons of epoxy and I not sure when I am going to use them, I know I have to make coasters for my lady, but that will be it for me and the Orgonite, I feel that we have found a stronger medium to work with
Well then here you go, stay away from the polyester, you can always give it to someone you do not like,......send it to the illuminaties  
The dust mask you using is doing very little good, it is made for particulates not gaseous fumes, the fumes go clear through it 
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Re: Question/s ...
 by sacred on Mon Sep 27, 2010 9:12 pm
the plasterite has a beautiful feel to it ... very gentle, nurturing ...

is there a way to make it more durable so it is less likely to chip around the edges?

Stephen sent me a piece of plasterite that you just want to stroke, like a pet! after reading that he'd added Nag Champa oil to a plasterite mix, I thought  and rubbed my hand over the piece I have with some amber paste I had left on my hand .... it still smells divine!

I had thought of plasteriting instead of orgoniting, but I wanted to make some pretty pieces where the crystals could be seen ....

I can't paint like Lady Catherine ... and haven't thought of a way to decorate it, and also protect it .... yet  maybe if I rounded the 'corner' edges, like the base, it would be less likely to chip ...  if it was coated with anything, would that change its broadcasting range?

I didn't realise that plasterite didn't require metal shavings, and wasn't 100% sure about whether it still needed quartz ... so thanks for that clarification! 

I knew I had lots of questions! 
 
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Re: Question/s ...
 by Lightning on Tue Sep 28, 2010 2:30 am
Josh and Linda,

Thanks for having this conversation on the forum. 

I have had many of the same questions Linda, including thinking for awhile that I needed a certain percentage of metal in the Plasterite (Now I know that I don't), and the question of crystal or no crystal, also.

Thanks again, please keep talking  ,

Linda
Lightning
 
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Re: Question/s ...
 by josh on Tue Sep 28, 2010 10:31 am
A bit more  The pieces that you have seen from Catherine are quite lovely but for the pieces that are going to the school they are not like that, for example I make for her lots of little hearts , basically the size of a TB, small stars, small pyramids, many other things that she will paint with only one or two colors.
One some of them she will glue a crystal on the top, but here is the big thing; it feel stronger after it has being painted
One of the larger cone she used a sponge to put the color on it it is very good looking
To have to smaller pieces it is so easy to do, you can use the same muffin pans you use for cooking, the same as the TBs, and you wash them and keep on cooking with them, the plaster is not grievous like the resin  .
I am going to post some pictures of those pieces we have been giving to schools and other folks, you will see the simplicity and the size as well with the different colors, so hold on Catherine will help me with this most technical endeavor
Try one piece just with sand and plaster, there is such a purity about it
Josh

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Re: Question/s ...
 by sacred on Tue Sep 28, 2010 9:51 pm
what kind of paint does Catherine use, Josh? does it make the plasterite more durable?

can plasterite be drilled for pendants?

I have to agree re the purity of the plasterite ... it has a much finer vibration .. feels very spiritual whereas the orgonite seems to be more of a physical worker, if you know what I mean ... even some of the earlier ones that I made (which didn't have enough metal shavings) still felt they related to the physical dimension, but were/are uplifting and lightening, which also has its place in the world ... 

I'll post pics, too, when I borrow a camera .. and I'll ask that person to help me get some plaster and sand ... not driving has its drawbacks ... but I have learned to have a lot of patience! 

I learned something yesterday (simple as it may sound) that plasterite and orgonite are different .... I used to understand plasterite as being part of the orgonite, or one of the 'materials', but not a different version of the same thing, so to speak ... so thanks for that!

Josh, another question re what one puts into the mix, whether it be plasterite or orgonite ... if the combination of elements transmutes negative energy to positive (simply put), wouldn't adding things like castor oil, eg, promote its beneficial qualities? not that getting rid of sh*t isn't beneficial ...  I was thinking of pipestone ... wouldn't it radiate all the good things?

I have also wondered about making personal medicine pieces .... antler, feathers, etc ... but part of me doesn't like to 'suffocate' a living being, even though it isn't alive in the physical sense anymore ...  this is a new idea/thought that came to me the other day ....

I used to have a nickname ... the Options Lady ... now you know why ... 

think of all the questions I've already asked Stephen! 

and thank you, in advance, for all the guidance you've given ... and are yet to share ... one and all ....
Linda
 
Silver leaf
 by sacred on Fri Aug 06, 2010 7:59 pm
I've bought some edible gold leaf and silver leaf sheets for orgonite, but Stephen said he's heard it's not ideal ... any info/input on this would be greatly appreciated ..
Linda
 
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Re: Gold/Silver leaf
 by Lightning on Tue Aug 10, 2010 3:23 am
Hi Linda  ,

I haven't actually made anything yet, but am carefully accumulating the materials to start. I've just ordered some 24K Gold Leaf to go in my pieces.

I don't know why he said that (Hey, Steve- Why?), but here are my thoughts.

Gold Leaf is very lightweight. From what I have read, the proportion of resin to metal in Orgonite should be about 50/50 by weight.
So I am looking for other metals to fulfill the weight/metal requirement, but I want the Gold vibe in there too.

I do not want the Gold Leaf to form any kind of a barrier, so I will have to break it up and, since Gold Leaf sticks to the skin, it will have to be handled with an instrument other than my hands.

I am taking the approach of putting in the materials for what I want the piece to do, then adding whatever is necessary to make the Orgonite 'work'.

I hope to be building soon. I am impatient to begin, but I have a few more things to work out, then I have to find them and get them in here.

Namaste,

Linda
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Re: Silver leaf
 by josh on Tue Aug 10, 2010 8:52 am
Hello Linda
When I have used gold leaf in the Orgonite to break it in small piece I mixed my resin and put a leaf or two or three in it and stir real good, you will find the gold mix it self very nicely it will break up in small pieces. If you need the gold vibes to be there you wont need a large volume of gold
Josh
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Re: Silver leaf
 by sacred on Tue Aug 10, 2010 4:13 pm
Linda, I'm also gathering materials to make my first batch of orgonite ... hence the gold leaf and silver leaf!  I won a couple of auctions on eBay to give it a go before I buy 100 sheets ..

I thought with silver having healing properties, that it would be great for orgonite ... I want to make my first batches as simple, yet effective, as possible ...

I haven't found anything on the internet re it not being the 'best' thing to use .... so yeh, Stephen, what goes? 
 
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Re: Silver leaf
 by josh on Tue Aug 10, 2010 7:42 pm
In the mixing of metals, it may be best mix copper, gold, silver, brass, but iron do not seem to be a good match with the gold, if you look at the character of both, one is basically made for war, and gold for beauty /healing, so to to mix them may not be the best idea.
It run in the same way that if you do medicine with crows, you will never do medicine with an howl, just dont fit together, or a sheep and a wolf, couple of my friends were talking and feeling this iron gold mix and did not much care for it
Then again if you like it please do it  
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Re: Silver leaf
 by sacred on Wed Aug 11, 2010 5:55 pm
thanks, Josh ... makes a lot of sense ... 

Garry (who I'll be making the orgonite with) feels that certain crystals would not want to go together ... for similar reasons ... hadn't thought of the metals, though, so thanks!

we're going out to the crystal shop today ... I'll be in heaven! 
 
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Re: Silver leaf
 by monsoon gecko on Wed Aug 11, 2010 11:35 pm
Hi ladies...been trying to find that post where people were talking about silver in orgonite, but can't find it anywhere.
Can't see it really being negative..probably just another opinion,,,,just like reading about others refusing to use aluminum..
I use it often but not in pendants...why? Don't know....probably just disinfo...,,,there's been a bit of that around.
Silver..I use and make colloidal siver regularly, especially when have cold or flew coming on, Great for killing off infections, cold sores, tropical ear, etc Special silver impregnated bandages are used for burn victims...it promotes rapid healing.
So to be honest, can't see why it wouldn,t work well in orgonite...considering it's excellent healing qualities .
So next time I come across silver..I'll try it..
On WM , people were stating they FELT negative from using Moldavite in orgonite, some would not even touch it..bad...ha ha
I made several pieces with moldavite...felt ok to me ..just as energetic...kids at school picked up on energy from little moldavite stones......a lot is said and people tend to make decisions from hearsay...without own research.

I guess I,m guilty of that, concerning silver...although as I;ve stated, use it often in colloidal form,
So go ahead and have fun...let us know how it turns out.
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Re: Silver leaf, Gold, Iron, Pyrite
 by Lightning on Thu Aug 12, 2010 1:43 pm
Thank you Josh, MonsoonGecko, Sacred,

I feel such a kinship with you 3  ...

I think you have the perfect handling solution for the gold leaf Josh, I'll do that.
I have a few ideas where the gold will need to be placed precisely. For that stuff I can just "pick" a speck out of the mixed stuff and tap it into place. I guess I could let the rest cure and incorporate it later into something else.

I don't resonate with Iron either- I have too much longtime association between it and the Roman Empire's warlike ways. I thought Pyrite (Fool's Gold) is iron, though. Isn't it? Does that mean you wouldn't use Pyrite in making Orgonite? I ordered a string of chips of Pyrite, thinking to crush it and incorporate it, but the stuff I received feels very heavy and dark and...sluggish. I think it's a different material.

Thank you for your input, Monsoon. I make my own CS too, and have for years. It's great stuff. I *have* succeeded in wiping out my flora with it a few times though, and that is the only reservation I'd have about being around it 24/7. I guess I don't know enough about it yet.

You guys are great  . I have so much to learn...

Mitakuye Oyasin,

Linda
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Re: Silver leaf
 by sacred on Thu Aug 12, 2010 5:24 pm
monsoon gecko wrote:Can't see it really being negative..probably just another opinion,,,,just like reading about others refusing to use aluminum..

there he goes again ... raising more questions .... 
what's the go with aluminium? I just got some ... 

the silver leaf feels positive to me, even though I haven't received it yet! 
Lightning wrote:I don't resonate with Iron either- I have too much longtime association between it and the Roman Empire's warlike ways.

I would think that one could make orgonite with Iron, with the intention of clearing that old energy ... 

which leads me to another question ...
if a piece of orgonite was gifted to the ocean and it had metal come in contact with the water and rust, that would stay on the outer layer of the orgonite (I'm guessing) and wouldn't permeate in .... and I wondered if the rust would be a 'negative' ... after all, iron is a strengthening to the blood ...

and another question ... re giving the orgonite a second skin (like double-dipping) .... could fibreglass resin be used as a final coat instead of polyester resin? or would that change the vibration?

you might be sorry I joined this forum .... 
 
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Re: Silver leaf
 by josh on Thu Aug 12, 2010 6:08 pm
Wow the answer could go for a long time,
First you approach the Orgonite and Plasterite in a 3D manner and at this point we will see the Orgonite as a self actuated capacitor, and the Plasterite as yet somewhat of a mistery
Second if you approach the devices on an energetic level we will have to consider the crystals and their characters then allow for that to "modulate" our devices very specifically, at that point the base energy of the Orgonite is only the carrier of the various crystal energies, and the Plasterite a carrier/broadcaster of all the crystal energies that we put in.
Now, as tested, the Plasterite vibrating on all levels of creation will penetrate deeply distant wise, it probably use the higher levels to broadcast the lower one much further.
The Orgonite however is limited to vibrating on the three first levels and may be limited to its range of affect.
If in the Orgonite you are using Alu. is it perfectly fine on the capacitor level, on the energy level some folks may think of Alu as not being too cool.
If you are going to gift the ocean it will be best to double dip couple of times since the salt water will eat your resin after awhile, even in the wild I have found TBs that I had done 7 or 8 years ago, and being exposed to the elements for that much time, they did not look so good, I am certain that a double dipping would have made them much better.
And no the double dipping would not change the vibrations
And we are glad you join this forum   
Josh
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Re: Silver leaf
 by sacred on Fri Sep 10, 2010 4:55 pm
Chico, if silver interferes with the flow of energy (used on its own), is there another metal that can be used with it (or another element) that would assist with that?

I intended to use it primarily for 'decoration' around the top of the pieces and not as a base metal for the orgonite ... would that interfere with its effectiveness?

I've also been given some silver split rings from a jeweller, and was thinking how I might include those as well .... maybe it would be best if I used them for jewellery making?

Linda
 

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Re: Silver leaf
 by chico on Sat Sep 11, 2010 11:41 am
I dont think it would ruin the orgonite to have silver in it. But it will affect the output in some ways, how im not sure. But i have some theorys. I think that if you put silverleafs in the top it just wont flow energy so much thru the top, If thats good or bad is up to you.
That doesnt mean it wont flow as much all togheter, just not thru the silver. So you can use this knowledge about silver to direct flow in different ways for different reasons.
For CBs the flow is directed for a purpose and they are great. But for other pieces maybe you dont want this beam going up in the sky, its totaly up to you.
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Re: Silver leaf
 by sacred on Sat Sep 11, 2010 6:17 pm
thanks for that, Chico ... much appreciated!
Linda
 
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Re: Silver leaf
 by sacred on Thu Aug 12, 2010 7:02 pm
 

so much to learn ...
josh wrote: If in the Orgonite you are using Alu. is it perfectly fine on the capacitor level, on the energy level some folks may think of Alu as not being too cool.

why?
josh wrote: And no the double dipping would not change the vibrations

would doing the final dip in fiberglass resin, instead of polyester resin, be OK? or a lacquer? or does the polyester resin hold an energy that works with the rest of the 'recipe' .. Garry has ideas re the finishing of pieces, and I like to make sure it doesn't have an adverse affect first ...

lots of homework to do! I thought I was finished with that years ago! 

Stephen, I had no idea the teacher in you was leading me to this ... although I'm not seriously complaining ... just making noise ... 
 
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Re: Silver leaf
 by josh on Thu Aug 12, 2010 7:32 pm
Lacquer will not last very long outside, and Alu as you know is of it self not a very healthy, yes??

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Re: Silver leaf
 by sacred on Thu Aug 12, 2010 7:47 pm
josh wrote:... and Alu as you know is of it self not a very healthy, yes??

 

 thanks, Josh ...
 
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Re: Silver leaf
 by monsoon gecko on Fri Aug 13, 2010 4:03 am
Lovely Lindas G'day...Just like to raise a point about posts and people making decisions on other peoples opinions and hearsay....Josh has given perfect example of gold use with iron...all very reasonable and logical...does that mean iron or steel is not so good to use ?
Similarly , aluminium has had this less than positive aspect pop up now and then, also with logical reasons. Disinfo ?
So someone says something, gets repeated from hearsay, other people follow....snowballs !
This was similar with the silver post that had people stating this and that...seemed to make sense at the time..pity I can't find it again.
The point is, try for yourself , or you won't really know. If I cut out iron and aluminium swarf, I'd have bugger all left to make orgonite.!
90% of my pieces contain a mix of steel, brass and aluminium, sometimes with gold, sometimes not ...from Tb's to Hhg's and others...
They all work fine as orgone generators. as you know linda...I think a more important factor is to use in layers. Sourcing swarf can be a slog, so I take whatever is available gratefully...especially if you're using lots.. These combinations are proven to work ok ... Lately I've found a source of copper swarf..great, but I have to pay and its not cheap..steel, iron and aluminium are free...and as I like to make 50 or more Tb's at a time, you have to watch the expenditure. So make heaps of Tb's with whatever you can get your hands on and play with the special ones...don't get caught up
to much with this goes with that or not...It's not that important.... experiment ....listen to your guardian angel or gut feeling, no...your women's intuition .....forgot you girls had that one ! ha ha.....yo gift your swarf suppiers.

oh . almost forgot...fibreglass resin amd polyester resin are the same thing.
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Re: Silver leaf
 by josh on Fri Aug 13, 2010 4:57 pm
Thank you Stephen, very good infozz, excellent
Hear that girls....you are the one who knows most of the time 

josh
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Re: Silver leaf
 by sacred on Fri Aug 13, 2010 5:57 pm
thanks guys ... sometimes we just need reminding ... 
 
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Re: Silver leaf, Gold, Iron, Pyrite
 by Lightning on Fri Aug 13, 2010 6:22 pm
Hi Sacred  ,
Lightning wrote:I don't resonate with Iron either- I have too much longtime association between it and the Roman Empire's warlike ways.

I shouldn't have said it that way... My apologies in having given you a wrong impression. What I mean is, Iron has attributes which are not what I want in my pieces right now (- When I actually do make 'em ). I feel that Iron has other attributes which are very desirable as well, depending upon what I want to do. I cook in Cast Iron most of the time and prefer it above all else, for instance.

Later there *will* be pieces where I want Iron. But right now I want a more effervescent energy, like feathers and froth...

I'll post when I make a piece that contains Iron  . I'll post when I make anything  . I'm excited though, I'm getting close...

Mitakuye Oyasin,

Linda
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Re: Silver leaf
 by Lightning on Fri Aug 13, 2010 6:29 pm
Thanks Monsoon Gecko and Josh  ,

I am hearing you both, points well made and taken...

With much appreciation  ,

Linda
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Re: Silver leaf
 by sacred on Fri Aug 13, 2010 7:18 pm
Lightning wrote:Hi Sacred  ,
Lightning wrote:I don't resonate with Iron either- I have too much longtime association between it and the Roman Empire's warlike ways.

I shouldn't have said it that way... My apologies in having given you a wrong impression.

no apologies necessary as all these bits of info get us thinking, sharing and learning ... always a good thing ... 

besides, we seem to get more info out of the guys when we ask 'silly' questions ...  
 
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Re: Silver leaf
 by chico on Fri Sep 10, 2010 2:23 am
Hi. I have some thoughts about silver leafs that i want to shear. I have used silver in orgonite and as i understands it silver kills the flow. In some ways energy cant travel thru silver, so its maybe not so good to have only silver in your orgonite, it would be a kind of constipated piece. But that dont mean silver is not good to use.
I have been making experiments, trying to direct the flow in different ways, isolating in different ways, and for this silver is great. In this work i have also learned that aluminum and copper can direct and carry the energy better than steel or iron that tends to lose it everywhere and brake it up. So for coil use aluminum or copper, steelwire would just dont carry the energy in the swirls you bend it, but just leak it everywhere. But this i guess is nothing new...
chico
 

Does Shell Size Make a Difference in Plasterite Function?
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Does Shell Size Make a Difference in Plasterite Function?
 by Lightning on Fri Aug 20, 2010 1:56 pm
I have been leaning toward smaller shells in order to have the greatest quantity of resonant chambers, but I'm definitely not the expert here, maybe that's not the way to go... It occurs to me that maybe size of the resonant chambers may affect the range of the device...

Should I look for larger ones?

Thoughts, anyone?

Thanks for any input,

Linda 
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Re: Does Shell Size Make a Difference in Plasterite Function?
 by sacred on Fri Aug 20, 2010 5:39 pm
I love your questioning, Linda! 

I don't have an answer to your question, but I love to hear all your thinking outside the square ... 
 
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Re: Does Shell Size Make a Difference in Plasterite Function?
 by josh on Sun Aug 22, 2010 6:46 pm
Depending on the size of the shell you may have one or two chambers, on the large shells you will have one in the bottom and one on the top, on the small one, 1/4" to one inch you likely will have one at the end.
When I use the small shells, I put them in the same bucket with the plaster the sand and the water and stir everything together, so with the mixing motion the shells are partially filled with the Plasterite, but never completely, at the end of each shell there is always a small amount of air trapped, that gives your resonant chamber.
Within the Plasterite we already have a gazillion of resonant chambers in the structure of the Plasterite in it self, what we are doing with the shells is giving the energies a spin in a perfect Phi ratio, making it go further.
When you fill a large shell after everything cures, I have found the energies come out of the small end
Make sense?
Josh
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Re: Does Shell Size Make a Difference in Plasterite Function?
 by Lightning on Sun Aug 22, 2010 7:18 pm
Thank you Josh  ,

Yes it does make sense; Maybe that's the doorway to its functions outside of this dimension. I'll have to get a big shell in here and try that.

Have you ever wrapped an electrical cord around Plasterite in Mobius fashion, like a Succor Punch?
I wonder if that would increase the range of the device...

Thank you Josh, for being here and helping other people like me to get started. It's turning into an idea farm around here. I love it 

Have a Great Day,

Linda
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Updated Slideshow of Orgonite and Devices
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Updated Slideshow of Orgonite and Devices
 by monsoon gecko on Sun Oct 31, 2010 9:01 am
G,day all...just updated slide show .. now runs 14.5 minutes.
Lucky all the new ones are at the front,
Haven,t labelled yet...eventually.
Contains Cb's, Dolphin cylinders (easier than balls !), UCB and a heap of others.
Enjoy

http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/zz63 ... %20Photos/
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Re: Updated Slideshow of Orgonite and Devices
 by Lightning on Sun Oct 31, 2010 6:51 pm
Wow Monsoon  ,

How cool!!! I really appreciate being able to see what double-dipping does to the finish also! I was thinking of doing that- Now I *know* I'll do it...
Ya know what? I'm thinking that maybe Plasterite might be made weather-resistant by double-dipping into resin- Have you done that?
I also like that you made glowtops on the pyramids.

That looks like a real production line you've got there 

Thank you very much for posting your work.

Namaste,

Linda
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Re: Updated Slideshow of Orgonite and Devices
 by monsoon gecko on Sun Oct 31, 2010 7:13 pm
Have often wondered if dipping or painting large plasterite with resin would make it weatherproof ?
Or other weatherproofing technique......

Josh, have you tried any weatherproofing techniques ?

Have fantasised about large outdoor devices, but not suitable here in the tropics..
monsoon gecko
 
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Re: Updated Slideshow of Orgonite and Devices
 by josh on Mon Nov 01, 2010 6:46 am
First : Sir Stephen you are doing wonderful work with the Orgonite, profuse and well done, we shall ask the Queen to knight you or something  , most definitely something

And yes I have tried some water proofing, shellac works OK, poly works better.

I have made two large muffins that I have left outside for a few month, no coating on them, they do not seem to fall apart I know they will eventually .

Yesterday I thought: the Plasterite is really strong the first couple of days, then it calm down a little, what would happen if I leave a large piece outside, it would get wet and dry, and wet and dry, it would be as if it was breathing, and would be releasing that initial strong blast every time after a bit of rain, no rain, well use the hose.
After a while it would fall apart, just because of the nature of the beast, but until then, probably a whole year, it would be really blasting, and after a year, just make another one.
May be I should put this in the new thought thread 
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Re: Updated Slideshow of Orgonite and Devices
 by sacred on Wed Nov 03, 2010 10:39 pm
Stephen, that's awesome! your place must really pump! 
I recognise some of those beautiful pieces .. can say I am blessed to have some of them here with me .. 
the tall thin ones on the edge of the bath are beauties! and I love the 'twinkle' in some of the pics ... very cool ... all of them ...

re the durability of the plasterite, isn't plaster 'cured' when it's dry? meaning, wouldn't it be OK to 'weather' the elements and 'breathe' as Josh put it? makes sense to me, but I haven't left cured plaster outside for long, but used to store my plaster moulds for ceramics on an outdoor shelf ... they'd soak up moisture then dry out ... some that didn't get a lot of airflow got a bit of mould on them, but that went when the weather was dry and the plaster eventually dried ...

I suppose one of you talented people who makes plasterite will just have to do a few tests! 
 
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Best Source for Diatomaceous Earth - BSB thread
 by Lightning on Wed Aug 18, 2010 3:33 pm
Hi Folks,

This is the least expensive source for Foodgrade Diatomaceous Earth I've found. I have nothing to gain from these folks, am just
a very satisfied customer 

10 lbs - $14. USD + Shipping
50 lbs - $27.50 USD + Shipping

Here is their URL:
http://www.earthworkshealth.com/
E-mail: infoEarthworksHealth.com

Earthworks Health LLC
PO Box 1562
Norfolk NE 68702-1562

Namaste,

Linda
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Re: Best Source for Diatomaceous Earth - BSB thread
 by sacred on Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:02 pm
that's a great price!

In Australia, I bought 2.5kg (roughly 5lb) of food grade Diatomaceous Earth (fossil shell flour) for $28, plus $9.90 shipping ... from http://www.plantdoctor.com.au

(the other) Linda 
 
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Re: Plaster orgonite
 by josh on Thu Oct 14, 2010

 

 

Linda, if you Pillow your water you are getting it in a very good place and will be good to use with the Plasterite, Stephen has some paramagnetic earth and it does transform the water, making it much smoother, easy to drink, I use something similar in some rocks that I have found and are paramagnetics , paramagnetic means a very small magnetic field (I think)

I have tried the neo magnets with the blender, I still have the set up somewhere in the work room, it might have made a high concentration of Ormus in the water, but I did not taste that much difference, though I have done this experiment over a year and a half ago, just by them selves the magnets will change the water, but I like the Paramagnetic rocks much better, I am certain it would be easy for Stephen to send you a small plastic bag of it, simply put your water container on the bag and 30 to 60 minutes later you will taste the water as being totally changed in a good way
Beside I do not trust Ormus
Your new medicine bag will help you clear your environment, especially confusion (that is a powerful tool in the bag of the nefarious one) so with this in hand look around you for the kind of medicine you can do to alleviate all of this, you may not have to go anywhere, you know enough about the "native" way to be able to relate to your brothers 'The standing People' the trees, 'The Grand Fathers' the rocks, 'The cloud Nation', all of these and much more you can ask and they will give you the needed responses, you can do most wondrous medicine with leaves from trees, know their characters and work with this, all of the elements were hijacked by the nefarious one, now they are mostly free, so they are most willing to help
Tocsa
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Re: Plaster orgonite
 by monsoon gecko on Fri Oct 15, 2010 3:23 am
Linda, I'll send you a bag to play with on Monday.
Josh, correct, paramagnetic rock/soil has natural weak magnetic field.
Up here, it comes from Mount Bundy and is a form of granite. It's often used as roadbase
in car parks and small road extensions...often wonder how we can use this to an advantage.
I bought a truckload ages ago to use with bio-dynamic preparations and crushed charcoal,
The idea was to build up the soil flora to grow high energy chemical free food, Worked well too.
monsoon gecko