Dear Allan, Steve, et. al., I don't believe in coincidence--or rather I think it isn't the random chance we tend to think. Good thinking though Steve. Believe me, you CAN affect the atmosphere with your thought.
Best, Hugh >> >>At any rate this fall I could see the symptoms of disturbed orgone energy. >>This manifests in these puffy small dirty grey clouds floating in a blue sky. >> As I stared into the blue you could see large patches devoid of the >>orgone. >>I pondered this and tried an experiment. I stood [by the cows] and imagined >>the orgone all nice and organized, solid no holes. It came to pass. That >>night it clouded up and we had nice rain. This was mid september and we have >>had weekly rain since. I don't know if that was coinkidink or what but we >>are caught up on water. I had to put some silica back in som e trees to try >>and dry it of a wee bit. I would appreciate it if someone down under would >>give that a wack. >>Put a snag on the bobbie and think about it, good on ya,...sstorch > >DeMeo's SAHARASIA is a profound discussion of the effects of >militarism on the human psche and its ulitmate effect on the >atmosphere and weather patterns. It's well worth a read and a great >insight into the Orgonomic viewpoint. -Allan Visit our website at: www.unionag.org
