Plaster Orgonite

[Josh]

Postby josh on Tue Oct 19, 2010 11:27 pm

Our forum is filled with such wonderful people, we are creating much beauty and positive generating pieces and we know they work as intended, we know and feel their reach, we also know how people react when they receive the Plasterite, especially the kids

We are doing good, we are not against Orgonite because we still do some sometime, but for me my main focus is the PLasterite, I really enjoy making it, simplifying the process, pouring large devices........one more.....hummmm, I know I wont sleep the next couple of nights

Last week a gentleman and his lady came to the house, the first thing the lady say: wow! wow! it is buzzing here wow! how do you sleep here?, she was just going around the place feeling everything, she is energy sensitive and had never experience anything like this

All is well, we used twelve bag of plaster in the last 3 weeks, I just ordered 12 more bags, I found a place that sells it to me for $13 per 25 lb bag, that's the best I have found so far
Midnight and a half, going to bed, good night
Josh

[Sacred]

how wondermous!

Stephen, thank you for the paramagnetic earth ... it's got a great energy, even before I opened the post bag! I love it! it's similar, yet different, to the pillow ...

I'd like to add some of the rock pieces to the resin orgonite I make ... I'm pouring tomorrow, too!

[Monsoon Gecko]

My pleasure...when washed the stone is pink and black...even looks good ..ha ha
Have a fun day pouring. Made a few myself today, but called up for work tomorrow.
Bit if a bummer, had plans but its my fav school. ,,can't let em down
Plans to save the world will have to wait... ha ha
Will go with a smile and call up the sylphs.. ha
you can actually do this 9 times out of 10.
Enjoy

[Sacred]

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 ....

[Monsoon Gecko]

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.

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ylphs 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

[Monsoon Gecko]

Here's latest Christmas treat for students at school.... for them to gift as xmas presents.
These too had nag champa as they like the fragrence..Only the teacup Hhg's had crystals, shells
and quartz..personal for them to keep.
The rest only contain salt, beachsand and nag champa.

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Well, they are getting better at making these !

On another note, the plaster radionic device gives the most amazing quality water.

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Really leaves a zing on the palate for some time later.....delicious..great nightcap at bed time after a few beers etc.


Enjoy

[Monsoon Gecko]

Yo.....here's my ice experiments with plasterite.
Don't know how valid it is as the freezer has had 4 orgonite pieces in it since new. However. took them out to
try the plasterite tetrahedrons (triangle Pyramid)...they lost their points demoulding but still work fine .



The ice seemed to take longer to freeze...over 24 hours...mmm.

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This next one shows the ice split in half, just before going in bourbon and coke...ha ha

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Enjoy

[Josh]

Stephen! good work
I have experience the same: the water in the quart jar did not freeze even after being in the freezer for 10 hours, I use two large Plasterite TBs on each side of the jar.
The hair/needles like structures in the water is most beautiful
I shall post pictures as soon as I can remember how to do it
Josh

[Josh]

by josh » Sun Oct 16, 2011 5:48 am
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

[edostar]

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.

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.