Reply To: Plaster Orgonite

[monsoon gecko]

G’day all….well the giant plaster broadcaster with 40 wraps of extension cord finally toned down That is , it took about a week to get used to this huge orgone field…of course it’s still pumping but I can tune in and out at will. Oh..it was a 25 metre cord. Had 4 days teaching last week…..that’s 4 different classes making plasterite Tb’s and Hhg’s.. Student’s really love it. The 5 year old anklebiters were cool …they won’t forget me in a hurry.. after pouring we “played ” with glass prisms, magnifying glasses and diffraction lenses…rainbows galore ! A few budding scientists ? In other classes I noticed even the feral kids toned down for the day Bonus !

Town run yesterday…So yesterday and today, delivered and set up 3 plaster broadcasters in town. This morning greeted by sylphs spreading right across Darwin….magnificent..said hello and sent praise. Then off to beach for a bit of shell collecting.

After about 3/4 of an hour a pile of young aboriginal kids , curious, came down to check me out and find out why I was collecting shells..Mum came down too. I told them I was going to make energy generators with them and gave mum a pendant orgonite that I keep in my pocket. They started collecting for me ..so I left the bucket and went back up to the car, bringing back 10 little pocket orgonites to gift. Each kid got one and were excited…I left feeling good with a bucketfull of shells !

Divine arrangements seem to be the norm these days ……remember grattitude….. on a winner !