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#8 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Sun Aug 22, 2004 7:50 pm
Subject: OBRL Quarterly #6, Summer 2004
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OBRL Quarterly #6, Summer 2004

This is the infrequent ~Quarterly version of the OBRL-News-Bulletin,
from the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory in Ashland, Oregon, USA.
(A non-profit foundation. If you wish to continue getting this Quarterly,
be sure to address point #9 below. Or point #10, if you do not.)

Ten topical notices below:

1. Summer Seminars will Resume in 2005

2. Orgone Biophysical Research In Progress: To-T Research and
Atmospheric Potentials (with graphic)

3. Forthcoming Published Articles

4. Call for Papers: Conference on New Research in Orgonomy in 2005

5. Book Donations to OBRL

6. The Controversial Nature of OBRL-News-Bulletin

7. The OBRL/NEW Bookstore List

8. Funding/Donation Appeal

9. Please Transfer to OBRL Quarterly at Yahoo Groups.

10. To get off our list. (see below)

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1. Summer Seminars will Resume in 2005 at the OBRL Greensprings
Center! We are taking a break from the usual time-consuming lectures
and seminars which have been held at OBRL over the last 8 years, to
catch up on writing and research. The notes below describe work
underway in recent months. The schedule for 2005 is not completed,
but a special "Conference on Orgonomic Research" is planned, as
discussed below.

2. Orgone Biophysical Research In Progress
         A) To-T Documentation. Over this summer research has continued
with investigation of the Orgone Accumulator thermal anomaly -- of
spontaneous and anomalous subtle heat production inside the orgone
accumulator -- which the late Albert Einstein once called a "bomb in
physics" given its refutation of the second law of thermodynamics.
Specialized small orgone accumulators with precisely matched control
enclosures were constructed, with their interior temperatures
monitored around the clock by automated data recording computer
system. Starting in 1999, these experiments have been conducted under
various conditions, including indoors within a specially-constructed
"thermal nest" inside the OBRL laboratory building, shielded from
direct thermal heat sources - especially the Sun - but allowed to
freely communicate with the atmosphere. Later experiments were
conducted outdoors in a special "thermal shelter" located under a
tree canopy. Temperature differences of up to 0.6 degrees C. have so
far been recorded within small 3-ply accumulators, showing both
diurnal and weather-dependent cycles, a most remarkable validation of
the effect given the very rigorous controls applied to the
experimental arrangements. These experiments are expected to continue
through 2004 and into the next year. A Figure showing a graph of the
thermal anomaly readings over a 10-day period is posted here -- it is
reminiscent of a heart-beat:
http://www.orgonelab.org/thermal.jpg
         B) Atmospheric Potentials. The electrical charge of the
atmosphere, using a special detector attached to a Vacuum-Tube
Millivoltmeter (Kiethley 610-B), is being constantly monitored,
following on the early experiments of Harold Saxton Burr on the
"electrodynamic field" model. Those experiments showed parallel
agreement with Reich's observations on atmospheric orgone energy
charge, and the present experiments at OBRL are designed to more
fully evaluate this hypothesis. Dr. DeMeo undertook extensive
millivoltmeter experiments during the 1970's and 80's, as a means of
measuring atmospheric oranur effects, but only recently has this same
research track been opened to renewed investigation. Demonstrations
of the millivoltmeter detection methods have been made at the OBRL
seminars.

3. Forthcoming Published Articles. Dr. DeMeo has written five new
articles on his "Saharasia" research, scheduled for appearance within
published books and mainstream anthropology journals. Another article
on the topic of "Cosmological Ether-Drift" and its relationship to
orgone energy and the "dark matter" question will also soon appear in
a physics journal. All the articles mention Wilhelm Reich's priority
either substantially, or at minimum in significant citations. As the
articles are published, they will be announced specifically on
OBRL-News-Bulletin and OBRL-Quarterly.

4. Call for Papers: Conference on New Research in Orgonomy in 2005.
OBRL will be hosting a 2 or 3 day "Conference on Orgonomy" with
presentation of new research findings. The event will take place in
early August of 2005, at the OBRL Greensprings Center near Ashland,
Oregon. The list of speakers and presentations will include, but not
be limited to the following:
* Richard Blasband: Consciousness and Orgonomic Theory
* James DeMeo: A 5-Year Desert Greening Project in Eritrea, Africa
* Tom DiFerdinando: An Orgonomically-Based Therapy for Pain and Injury
* Joseph Heckman: Plant Growth Response to Orgone Accumulators
* Peter Jones: Bastian's Plastide Particles and the Bions
* Roberto Maglione: Orgone accumulator field experiments with Corn Seed
Professionals and independent scholars who have research findings in
the field of natural scientific or social orgonomy, and who wish to
present at this Conference, should submit their presentation ideas
for consideration to Dr. James DeMeo, with the following information:
A one-page Abstract of no more than 500 words, suitable for photocopy
reproduction and distribution at the Conference, with the author's
name, professional status and contact information. This can be sent
by postal mail, or emailed as an attachment. A sample Abstract form
appears on the Conference webpage, along with other pertinent
information:
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm

5. Book Donations to OBRL. Several individuals have, in recent
months, contributed sets of books and old journals of great
historical value for orgonomy to the OBRL Library and Archives. These
individuals include Chuck Kelley and Eva Reich, and we wish to
publicly thank them for their generosity.

6. The Controversial Nature of Our Other Newsletter,
OBRL-News-Bulletin: OBRL-News-Bulletin is a separate email list from
OBRL-Quarterly, and its postings for recent years have predominantly
focused upon the topic of DeMeo's "Saharasia" and Reich's "Mass
Psychology of Fascism", as they are played out on the international
social scene, most notably in Islamic-Saharasian regions. The various
postings have stimulated much open discussion and controversy, and
will continue more or less into the foreseeable future, just as the
problem of international terrorism and the new epoch of global
spreading of "Saharasian" cultural/emotional armoring continues. Of
special concern is the growing global spread and influence of the
Wahhabist variant of Islam, which originated in the deserts of Saudi
Arabia, and has taken on a quality even more deadly than what
occurred in Europe during the Medieval period of female genocide
("witch-burning"), as organized by the Christian Church. It appears
to be radicalizing and supplanting all other branches of the Islamic
faith -- being promoted via 70-Billion dollars per year, given by its
hyper-puritanical sponsors in Saudi Arabia. The Wahhabist creed
constitutes the emotional foundations of the Talibans, Osama Bin
Ladin and various suicide-bomber-murder cults from New York to
Madrid, Palestine to Bali, and is far more threatening to human life,
love and freedom, and better organized and funded, with ongoing
political support from many Saharasian-Islamic nations, than any
other life-negative ideology one might point to by comparison. This
form of hardened anti-life ideology, and the character structures who
carry it, was born within the harsh deserts of Arabia. It was used as
a prototypical model in DeMeo's original Saharasian research for the
most extremely armored and patristic character structure observed and
described by cross-cultural researchers in anthropology. While some
have argued that "armoring is global" today, or that "violence is
global", or that "structural violence" within Western democracies is
comparable to the armored patrism of modern Islam, objective analysis
refutes this assertion utterly, and the original Saharasian maps
continue to be a powerful predictor of global events. There is
substantive evidence to demonstrate a lower incidence of armoring and
social violence within the modern-day nations most geographically
distant from Saharasia. In fact, the history of the bloody 20th
Century indicates those regions geographically closest to Saharasia
fell to the fascist plague most readily and willingly -- specifically
Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union, Red China and Imperial Japan -- and
together with the Islamist variant of totalitarian social structure,
they constituted the largest historical spreading of violent-armored
patristic character structure in the history of the world. Genocides
and mass-murder, going well beyond even the Jewish Holocaust, were
the consequence, and there is virtually nothing even remotely
approaching these levels of sadistic mass-violence within the nations
distant from Saharasia. This is fact, even though the Emotional
Plague of Mankind (Reich's term) has infected nearly every nation to
a greater or lesser extent. The peak expression of this geographical
pattern was in the mid-20th Century. More will be said on this
subject in Dr. DeMeo's future publications, but the reader who is
fully ignorant of the details underlying this provocative paragraph
should obtain the original book --Saharasia: The 4000 BCE Origins of
Child Abuse, Sex-Repression, Warfare and Social Violence, In the
Deserts of the Old World -- most quickly and directly from the OBRL
online bookstore: http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xdemeo.htm This is
controversial material, certainly, as upsetting for people anchored
on the conservative-right as on the liberal-left sides of the
political split. It goes to the functional core of the human dilemma,
following on Reich's important discovery of human armoring and those
factors which create the "Mass Psychology" of fascism and social
violence. OBRL News Bulletin will continue to be a conduit for
relevant materials. Subscribers to OBRL-Quarterly who wish to get on
that more controversial and frequent OBRL-News-Bulletin list, should
request to be added (be sure to clarify, you want
"OBRL-News-Bulletin"), or subscribe yourself at the Yahoo Groups
website: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OBRL-News-Bulletin For now it
is simply restated that Reich's discoveries, and DeMeo's Saharasia
findings are a "red-hot coal" dropped into the hands, which challenge
major parts of nearly everyone's world view, while also providing an
exceptionally clear understanding of the "why" behind historical and
current events.

7. The OBRL/NEW Bookstore List. The Natural Energy Works Internet
Bookstore continues to offer some of the most controversial and
difficult-to-obtain titles on new science discoveries and social
concerns, including many "timeless" titles by scientist-authors whose
findings only grow in significance with time. The booklist includes
the available published works by Wilhelm Reich, A.S. Neill, Harold
Burr, Frank Brown, Dayton Miller, Giorgio Piccardi, Viktor
Schauberger, and many others. We also offer meters for detection of
low-level electromagnetic and nuclear radiation, and the
newly-developed Life Energy Meter. If you haven't visited our
Internet Product and Bookstore recently, come take a look.
http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy Specifically we can recommend
our latest publication Heretic's Notebook: Emotions, Protocells,
Ether-Drift and Cosmic Life Energy, with New Research Supporting
Wilhelm Reich. If you have an interest in Reich's discoveries, this
book provides some of the most substantive, objective and up-to-date
research on the subject:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xpulse.htm

8. Funding/Donation Appeal. OBRL continues to suffer from financial
difficulties. There always is a pressing need for new laboratory
apparatus, and the small reservoir which was used to help finance our
Summer seminars over eight years is now depleted -- the summer
seminars always cost OBRL far more than they brought in from fees,
and so it is very likely the fees will be increased for 2005. If you
are in a position to donate to OBRL, please do so at this webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/donation.htm
For more details, please review our most recent Funding Letter:
http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm

9. Please Transfer to OBRL Quarterly at Yahoo Groups. To streamline
our emailing procedures, we request that you take a moment to
transfer your email address to OBRL-Quarterly at Yahoo Groups, by one
of these methods:
A. Go to the OBRL Homepage http://www.orgonelab.org), scan down
towards the bottom of the page, and enter your email into the Yahoo
box identifying OBRL-Quarterly.
B. Go to the Yahoo Groups page for OBRL-Quarterly, and subscribe
there: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OBRL-Quarterly
C. Simply reply back to this email requesting "add me to
OBRL-Quarterly", and we will do it for you.

10. TO GET OFF OUR LIST: If you accidentally have been placed on our
mailing list and do NOT wish to receive this material, please let us
know by simple return email. Our return email address is a real one,
and we will honor all requests. We update our email list ourselves,
do not share our e-list or use commercial email services, and obtain
our addresses only from previously-received requests and
correspondence, including round-letters sent to us. If want off for
any reason, just let us know.

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Greensprings Center, PO Box 1148
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#9 From: "James DeMeo" <demeo@...>
Date: Sun Aug 22, 2004 10:35 pm
Subject: PS to Quarterly #6, just sent out
greensprings...
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PS to Quarterly #6, just sent out:

If you receive this email, then you are already on the OBRL Quarterly list and
do not
need to re-subscribe.

#10 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Sun Aug 29, 2004 11:43 pm
Subject: PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL - Summer Funding Drive
greensprings...
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Subject: PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL - Summer Funding Drive

Dear OBRL-Quarterly Subscriber,

For over twenty-five years, The Orgone Biophysical Research
Laboratory (OBRL) has relied upon the generosity of a limited number
of donors, including our subscribers.

As participants at past OBRL Seminars, readers of our publications
(Pulse of the Planet, Heretic's Notebook, Saharasia, Orgone
Accumulator Handbook) and of the OBRL postings, you are familiar with
the research of Dr. James DeMeo and his informal circle of
associates, including laboratory findings, desert-greening field
work, and educational efforts aimed at maintaining clarity and
furthering the sociological and orgone biophysical work started by
the late Dr. Wilhelm Reich.

The research undertaken at OBRL, and our seminars and publications,
as well as the maintenance and development of OBRL offices and
website, requires substantial resources.

HELP OBRL TO CONTINUE WITH THIS IMPORTANT WORK.

We request that you, as a valued participant in our efforts, consider
sending a financial contribution.  Your donation will help us
continue with this vitally important work and our innovative
services, such as the OBRL News postings, which currently bring our
announcements, plus rare and difficult-to-find items to the general
public.  Other projects that need support include:

- Laboratory Studies on the Orgone Energy. The current focus is upon
the Orgone Accumulator Thermal Anomaly, which has yielded significant
positive results.
http://www.orgonelab.org/research.htm

- Historical and Analytical Research, on the subject of "Ether-Drift"
research since the 1900s, including the work of Prof. Dayton Miller,
and their relationship to the findings of Reich and others on cosmic
orgone energy, and planetary/atmospheric dynamics.
http://www.orgonelab.org/miller.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/MillerReich.htm

- Field Research with the Reich Cloudbuster.  The past field-research
programs in the American Southwest, Namibia, Israel and Eritrea were
only possible with significant help from donors.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressResease2.htm

- Archaeological and Historical Research on Peaceful Societies and
the "Origins of Violence" question.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressRelease1.htm

- The Bibliography on Orgonomy (1920 to the present) posted to the
OBRL web site and now available via global internet to everyone
without charge.
http://www.orgonelab.org/bibliog.htm

- Archive and Publication of Video/DVD Productions. Our considerable
archive of videotaped lectures and documentation of field expeditions
and laboratory work is now up to 15 years old.  We are now in process
of transferring this important historical material to DVD, for
permanent archive and safekeeping.
http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm

- Books and Publications, including our in-house journal Pulse of the
Planet, continue to spread accurate and timely information world-wide.
http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy.htm

- Greensprings Seminars. Held every summer at the OBRL Greensprings
Center near Ashland, Oregon, since 1996.  This year, 2004, we took a
much-needed break to catch up on other research, but seminars will
resume in Summer 2005.
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm

As Summer of 2004 comes to an end, OBRL still needs to meet its
financial goals for this fiscal year, while planning ahead for 2005.

PLEASE CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION ONLINE
For OBRL to continue with this important work, we need your support.
Donating online is a simple and secure method. To donate right now
visit: http://www.orgonelab.org/donation  OBRL is a 501(c)3 status
non-profit organization, and your donation is fully tax-deductible.

Your donation check can also be mailed to OBRL, at: OBRL, PO Box
1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA.

To request more information, or to inquire about making a large gift
or bequest, please call at the number below, or email to:
demeo@...   Thank you in advance for your support.

Sincerely,

James DeMeo, Ph.D., Director
Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory
Greensprings Center
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
telephone/fax (541) 552-0118
e-mail:   info@...
http://www.orgonelab.org

The Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory, Inc. (OBRL) is an
independent, non-profit science research and educational foundation.

#11 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Mon Nov 29, 2004 6:46 pm
Subject: Notices and Publication Special Offering
greensprings...
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Notices and Publication Special Offering
28 Nov. 2004

Dear OBRL-Quarterly Subscriber,

Holidays are approaching fast, and it is probable that many of you
have not yet obtained and read the several different publications of
the Orgone Biophysical Research Lab, or the many other titles listed
at the OBRL on-line bookstore, as hosted by "Natural Energy Works" --
these are necessary background materials for the OBRL-News postings,
as well as for getting a better understanding of Wilhelm Reich's
discoveries, and of the world.  They additionally are "timeless"
materials of scientific and historical substance which do not go "out
of date" like so many other books one might obtain.  We also carry a
line of measuring instruments which allow easy evaluations of
environmental hazards the average individual is likely to be exposed
to in their home or office, and which are essential for estimating
safe use of orgone energy accumulating devices.  All of our offerings
are excellent choices for holiday gifts as well as for one's personal
use and life-enhancement.  Click here for the full list of offerings:
http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy

Regarding OBRL and Natural Energy Works publications:

**** "The Orgone Accumulator Handbook" continues now into the 15th
year of circulation, updated and revised from the original edition,
and is an excellent overview of the subject, especially for the young
student or those just "getting their feet wet" in simple orgone
accumulator experiences.
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xdemeo.htm

**** "Heretic's Notebook (Pulse of the Planet #5)" is an excellent
overview of new research in orgonomy by dozens of different authors,
covering topics from childbirth and sexuality, to microscopic bion
research, to the orgone accumulator, to milestone desert-greening
experiments in Africa, to the orgone energy motor.
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xpulse.htm

**** Saharasia continues to stimulate interest and controversy within
the mainstream academic world, as the discovery of a distinct global
geographical pattern in human behavior related to child-treatment and
sexuality spreads into human thinking.  This work also places Wilhelm
Reich into center-stage as the foremost scientist on human behavior
issues, and connects the ancient origins of social violence and
warfare to its modern expressions, such as Islamic terrorism. It is
most assuredly a "politically incorrect" book, and one every
OBRL-News subscriber will want to be familiar with.
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xdemeo.htm

**** We also carry a full line of available in-print editions of
Wilhelm Reich's books, as well as back issues of various journals
devoted to Reich, and over 200 different titles on the subjects of
life-energy research from different scientific perspectives. If you
have not recently reviewed our offerings, you are missing out.
http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy.htm

A DOUBLE-GOOD REASON TO TAKE A LOOK: For the month of December, we
are opening up sales of our in-house publications to the general
public at standard publisher's discounts.  This means, you can
purchase quantities of our book titles at from 20% to 40% discount,
which can be better than what is offered even by Amazon.com.  This
offer is being made only through the OBRL-News and OBRL-Quarterly
subscriber lists and will expire on January 1st.  To take advantage
of this offer, you must use the special on-line ordering webpage for
bookstores.  This discount is valid only for our in-house
publications, as listed at this specific webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/bookstores.htm

SPECIAL NOTE TO EUROPEANS: With the dollar at an all-time low against
the Euro, now is an excellent time to order multiple copies of our
publications for yourself, friends and family. Not only do you get
the extra discount on our in-house publications, but a great exchange
rate from dollars to Euros, which is the rough equivalent of an
additional 30% discount right off the top.  $100 worth of our books
can be purchased for around 70 Euros. US Postal rates for
international shipping will also increase by as much as 30% in
January 2005, to compensate for the falling dollar, so take advantage
now of the good prices.

YOUR DONATIONS ARE IMPORTANT: Also please consider to make a
tax-deductible Donation to the Orgone Biophysical Research Lab, to
assist with our on-going research and educational programs.  A
separate mailing will be sent around in early December providing an
overview of current OBRL activities, but our fundraising letter from
earlier this year is still posted to our website:
http://www.orgonelab.org/donation.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm

OBRL now enters into its 26th year, with more seminars and a special
"Conference on New Research in Orgonomy" to be offered in Summer
2005. A "Call For Papers" has been issued to scientists, clinicians
and serious students of orgonomy who have done independent research,
and it should be a very lively event.  More info on this forthcoming
via OBRL-News-Bulletin, and on this webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm

Thanks for your interest, and support.

Sincerely,

James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Director of OBRL
Ashland, Oregon, USA
http://www.orgonelab.org
http://www.jamesdemeo.org

#12 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Wed Dec 1, 2004 7:48 pm
Subject: PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL - Winter Funding Drive
greensprings...
Send Email Send Email
 
Subject: PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL - Winter 2004-2005 Funding Drive

Dear OBRL-Quarterly Subscriber,

For over twenty-five years, The Orgone Biophysical Research
Laboratory (OBRL) has relied upon the generosity of a limited number
of donors, including our subscribers.

As participants at past OBRL Seminars, readers of our publications
(Pulse of the Planet, Heretic's Notebook, Saharasia, Orgone
Accumulator Handbook) and of the OBRL postings, you are familiar with
the research of Dr. James DeMeo and his informal circle of
associates, including laboratory findings, desert-greening field
work, and educational efforts aimed at maintaining clarity and
furthering the sociological and orgone biophysical work started by
the late Dr. Wilhelm Reich.

The research undertaken at OBRL, and our seminars and publications,
as well as the maintenance and development of OBRL offices and
website, requires substantial resources.

HELP OBRL TO CONTINUE WITH THIS IMPORTANT WORK.

We request that you, as a valued participant in our efforts, consider
sending a financial contribution.  Your donation will help us
continue with this vitally important work and our innovative
programs, which include:

- Laboratory Studies on the Orgone Energy. The current focus is upon
the Orgone Accumulator Thermal Anomaly, which has yielded significant
positive results.
http://www.orgonelab.org/research.htm

- Historical and Analytical Research, on the subject of "Ether-Drift"
research since the 1900s, including the work of Prof. Dayton Miller,
and their relationship to the findings of Reich and others on cosmic
orgone energy, and planetary/atmospheric dynamics.
http://www.orgonelab.org/miller.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/MillerReich.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/DynamicEther.pdf

- Field Research with the Reich Cloudbuster.  Past field-research
programs in the American Southwest, Namibia, Israel and Eritrea were
only possible with significant help from donors.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressResease2.htm

- Archaeological and Historical Research on Peaceful Societies and
the "Origins of Violence" question, with a recent emphasis through
our OBRL-News-Bulletin on the growing threat of Islamic terrorism and
the spread of "Saharasian" Islam into Western democratic societies.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressRelease1.htm
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OBRL-News-Bulletin

- The Bibliography on Orgonomy (1920 to the present) posted to the
OBRL web site and now available via global internet to everyone
without charge.
http://www.orgonelab.org/bibliog.htm

- Archive and Publication of Video/DVD Productions. Our considerable
archive of videotaped lectures and documentation of field expeditions
and laboratory work is now up to 15 years old.  We are now in process
of transferring this important historical material to DVD, for
permanent archive and safekeeping.
http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm

- Books and Publications, including our in-house journal Pulse of the
Planet, continue to spread accurate and timely information world-wide.
http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy.htm

- Greensprings Seminars. Held every summer at the OBRL Greensprings
Center near Ashland, Oregon, since 1996.  In Summer 2005 we will host
two weekend seminars -- on the "Orgone Energy Accumulator", and on
"Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test" -- as well as a special
"Conference on New Research in Orgonomy".
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm

- NEW PROJECT IN PREPARATION: Study of the "Oranur" phenomenon in
relation to radioactive transmutation.  This new project aims to
verify Reich's prior observations on this important subject, which
holds the potentials for detoxifying nuclear waste.

As Winter of 2004-2005 begins, OBRL still needs to meet its financial
goals for this fiscal year, while planning ahead for 2005.

PLEASE CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION ONLINE
To donate right now visit: http://www.orgonelab.org/donation
For OBRL to continue with this important work, we need your support.
Donating online is a simple and secure method.  OBRL is a 501(c)3
status non-profit organization, and your donation is fully
tax-deductible.

Your donation check can also be mailed to OBRL, at: OBRL, PO Box
1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA.

To request more information, or to inquire about making a larger gift
or bequest, please call at the number below, or email to:
demeo@...   Thank you in advance for your support.

Sincerely,

James DeMeo, Ph.D., Director
Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory
Greensprings Center
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
telephone/fax (541) 552-0118
e-mail:   info@...
http://www.orgonelab.org

The Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory, Inc. (OBRL) is an
independent, non-profit science research and educational foundation.

#13 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Thu Dec 23, 2004 5:06 am
Subject: OBRL Quarterly #7, December 2004
greensprings...
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OBRL Quarterly #7, December 2004
(Yahoo Groups version)


Wishing you all the best Holiday Seasons Greetings
Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah and Joyful Solstice
and a very productive Happy New Year as well. 
James DeMeo, Ph.D., Director


Eight topical notices below:

1. Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, 2005
        and CALL FOR PAPERS

2. Greensprings Summer Seminars 2005: Orgone Physics, Bions & Reich Blood Test, Independent Study...

3. Orgone Biophysical Research In Progress:
        A) Orgone Accumulator Thermal Anomaly
        B) Atmospheric Potentials
        C) Oranur Physics & Radioactivity

4. Published and Forthcoming Articles

5. Book Donations to OBRL

6. Once Again, On the Controversial Nature of OBRL-News-Bulletin

7. The OBRL/NEW Bookstore List

8. Funding/Donation Appeal


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1. Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, 2005  OBRL will be hosting a two day "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy", on 6-7 August 2005, at the OBRL Greensprings Center near Ashland, Oregon. The Conference will focus upon new research findings in the field of social and orgone-biophysical orgonomy, and will include lectures, with slides and demonstrations.  The event will be open to the general public for attendance. A preliminary list of speakers and presentations will include, but not be limited to the following:
* Richard Blasband: "Consciousness and Orgonomic Theory"
* James DeMeo: "A 5-Year Desert Greening Project in Eritrea, Africa"; and "New Observations on Spontaneous Heat Production Inside the Reich Orgone Energy Accumulator".
* Tom DiFerdinando: "An Orgonomically-Based Therapy for Pain and Injury"; and "Pod or Pseudo Pod: A Bio-Ecological Clarification of Psychosomatic Identity and Antithesis"
* Joseph Heckman: "Plant Growth Response to Orgone Accumulators"
* Peter Jones: "Bastian's Plastide Particles and the Bions"
* Roberto Maglione: "Orgone accumulator field experiments with Corn Seed", and a review of the author's new book "Wilhelm Reich and the Modification of Climate"
CALL FOR PAPERS:  Space is still available for a few additional speakers.  Professionals and independent scholars who wish to present new research findings in the field of natural scientific or social orgonomy at this Conference should submit their presentation ideas for consideration to Dr. James DeMeo, with the following information: A one-page Abstract of no more than 500 words, suitable for photocopy reproduction and distribution at the Conference, with the author's name, professional status and contact information. This can be sent by postal mail, or emailed as an attachment. A sample Abstract form appears on the Conference webpage, along with other pertinent information:
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm

2. Greensprings Summer Seminars 2005.  In addition to the above Conference, OBRL will host two additional weekend workshops (immediately before and after the Conference) plus the on-going Independent Study program, as follows:
* 30-31 July 2005: Orgone Physics and the Cosmological "Ether Drift"
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
* 6-7 August 2005:  Conference on New Research in Orgonomy
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm
* 13-14 August 2005: Microscopy Workshop: Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
* 26-27-28 July, 2-3-4 August, 9-10-11 August 2005: Independent Study Program
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
The main OBRL-Greensprings Conference/Lab/Seminar building.
In case the image does not come through in your email, click here to view:
http://www.orgonelab.org/graphics/Center1.jpg


3. Orgone Biophysical Research In Progress
        A) Orgone Accumulator Thermal Anomaly. The late Albert Einstein once called Reich's "To-T" experiment -- measuring the temperature inside an orgone energy accumulator relative to the temperature outside of it -- a "bomb in physics".  He verified Reich's experiment, but later swept the matter aside. Now into the second year of work, new automated To-T apparatus at OBRL has provided yet another wonderful verification of Reich's original discovery, of spontaneous heat production inside the orgone accumulator.  The following photos can now be made public, of a newly-developed rotating To-T device, which balances out residual thermal variations where the measurements are made.  Data is recorded automatically, via Mac computer using the Vernier Logger Pro software.  Two systems are in constant operation, one indoors, and the other outdoors inside a special thermal shelter.  Details will be presented at the forthcoming 2005 Conference (see above).

Rotating To-T apparatus inside thermal hut, OBRL Greensprings Center.
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http://www.orgonelab.org/graphics/rotation.jpg



Results from 10 days of constant measurement in Summer 2004, showing diurnal pendulation of To-T, with peak at solar noon, though the entire apparatus was shielded from solar visible and thermal (IR) radiation. In case the image does not come through in your email, click here to view:
http://www.orgonelab.org/graphics/thermal.jpg


        B) Atmospheric Potentials. The electrical charge of the atmosphere, using a long wire antenna attached to a Vacuum-Tube Millivoltmeter (Kiethley 610-B), is being constantly monitored, following on the early experiments of Harold Saxton Burr on the "electrodynamic field" model. Experiments are confirming what many have long anticipated, that the Burr method for measurement of atmospheric potentials shows parallel results to thermal excitation in the orgone accumulator.  A new set of readings is planned, to evaluate electrostatic discharge rates parallel to the other two parameters.  Dr. DeMeo undertook extensive millivoltmeter experiments during the 1970's and 80's, as a means of measuring atmospheric oranur effects, but only recently has this same research track been opened to renewed investigation. Demonstrations of the millivoltmeter detection methods are a regular part of the OBRL seminars.

        C) Oranur Physics & Radioactivity.  A new set of experiments is in development, to make a very controlled and scaled-down evaluation of Reich's prior observations on the "oranur effect", and related anomalous transmutations of radioactive materials.  This work will require sensitive radiation detection equipment which OBRL does not presently have, for both quantitative and qualitative evaluations of radioactive decay rates.  If you can assist with this new project financially, please review the fund-raising letter attached below.

4. Forthcoming and Published Articles.
        A) A two-part article appeared in "World Cultures: Journal of Comparative and Cross-Cultural Research".  James DeMeo "A 'Saharasian' Climate-linked Geographical Pattern in the Global Cross-Cultural Data on Human Behavior" World Cultures Vol.14, No.2, Spring 2004, p.111-143.
http://eclectic.ss.uci.edu/%7Edrwhite/worldcul/world.htm
        B)  Another article on the topic of "Cosmological Ether-Drift" and its relationship to orgone energy and the "dark matter" question will also soon appear in the physics journal, Galilean Electrodynamics. The article "A Substantive and Tangible Cosmological Ether", reconciles both Wilhelm Reich's "Cosmic Superimposition" theory and Dayton Miller's "Earth-entrained Ether" to modern astrophysics and "dark matter" observations. A pre-press copy is available for review here:
http://www.orgonelab.org/DynamicEther.pdf
        C) An article in Spanish "Reich: sobre bebés y niños" recently appeared in the journal Medicina Holistica: Medicinas Complementarias No.72, p.326-330.  It discusses James DeMeo's Saharasia work, in the nature of a short review, as authored by Cristina Marin.

Other new articles and books coming to our attention will be announced via the OBRL email newsletters as they are published.

5. Book Donations to OBRL. Several individuals have, in recent months, contributed sets of Reich books and old journals of great historical value for orgonomy to the OBRL Library and Archives. These donations are greatly appreciated, as there always is a demand for old journals and out-of-print books by Reich, or on the subject of orgonomy in general. If you have such books and are considering to throw them out, please consider gifting them to OBRL, where we can add them to our library collection, or otherwise put them into the hands of students and others who will continue to reap a benefit.

6. Once Again, on the Controversial Nature of OBRL-News-Bulletin: OBRL-News-Bulletin has, for recent years, predominantly focused upon the topic of DeMeo's "Saharasia" and Reich's "Mass Psychology of Fascism", as they are played out in recent years on the international social scene, most notably in Islamic-Saharasian regions. The various postings have stimulated much open discussion and controversy, and will continue more or less into the foreseeable future, just as the problem of international terrorism and the new epoch of global spreading of "Saharasian" cultural/emotional armoring continues. Of special concern is the growing global spread and influence of the Wahhabist variant of Islam, which originated in the deserts of Saudi Arabia, and has taken on a quality even more deadly than what occurred in Europe during the Medieval period of female genocide ("witch-burning"), as organized by the Christian Church. It appears to be radicalizing and supplanting all other branches of the Islamic faith -- being promoted via ~70-Billion dollars per year from its hyper-puritanical sponsors in Saudi Arabia, at the core-epicenter of Saharasia. The Wahhabist creed constitutes the emotional foundations of the Talibans, Osama Bin Ladin, the murderers of Russian school-children, and various suicide-bomber-murder cults from New York to Madrid, Palestine to Bali.  It is far more threatening to human life, love and freedom, and better organized and funded, with ongoing political support from many Saharasian-Islamic nations, than any other life-negative ideology one might point to by comparison. As demonstrated with exacting and painful detail in DeMeo's book "Saharasia", this form of hardened anti-life ideology, and the character structures who carry it, was born within the harsh deserts of Arabia. It was used as a prototypical model in DeMeo's original Saharasian research for the most extremely armored and patristic character structure observed and described by cross-cultural researchers in anthropology. While some have argued that human characterological armoring "is global" today, or that "violence is global", or that "structural violence" within Western democracies is comparable to the armored patrism of modern Islam, objective analysis refutes this assertion utterly, and the original Saharasian maps continue to be a powerful predictor of global events. There is substantive evidence to demonstrate a lower incidence of armoring and social violence within the modern-day nations most geographically distant from Saharasia, just as recorded in the original Saharasia maps published in the early 1980s. In fact, the history of the bloody 20th Century indicates those regions geographically closest to Saharasia fell to the fascist plague most readily and willingly -- specifically Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union, Red China and Imperial Japan -- and together with the Islamist variant of totalitarian social structure, they constituted the largest historical spreading of violent-armored patristic character structure in the history of the world. Genocides and mass-murder, going well beyond even the Nazi Holocaust, were the consequence, and there is virtually nothing even remotely approaching these levels of sadistic mass-violence within the nations distant from Saharasia. This is fact, even though the Emotional Plague of Mankind (Reich's term) has infected nearly every nation to a greater or lesser extent. The peak expression of this geographical pattern was in the mid-20th Century. More will be said on this subject in DeMeo's future publications, but the reader who is fully ignorant of the details underlying this provocative paragraph should obtain the original book --Saharasia: The 4000 BCE Origins of Child Abuse, Sex-Repression, Warfare and Social Violence, In the Deserts of the Old World -- most quickly and directly from the OBRL online bookstore: http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xdemeo.htm This is controversial material, certainly, as upsetting for people anchored on the conservative-right as on the liberal-left sides of the characterological/sociological political split. It goes to the functional core of the human dilemma, following on Reich's important discovery of human armoring and those factors which create the "Mass Psychology" of fascism and social violence. OBRL News Bulletin will continue to be a conduit for relevant materials. For now it is simply restated that Reich's discoveries, and DeMeo's Saharasia findings are a "red-hot coal" dropped into the hands, which challenge major parts of nearly everyone's world view, while also providing an exceptionally clear understanding of the "why" behind turbulent historical and current events.

7. The OBRL/NEW Bookstore List. Our Internet Bookstore continues to offer some of the most controversial and difficult-to-obtain titles on new science discoveries and social concerns, including many "timeless" titles by scientist-authors whose findings only grow in significance with passing years. The booklist includes the available published works by Wilhelm Reich, A.S. Neill, Harold Burr, Frank Brown, Dayton Miller, Giorgio Piccardi, Viktor Schauberger, and many others. We also offer meters for detection of low-level electromagnetic and nuclear radiation, and the newly-developed Life Energy Meter. If you haven't visited our Internet Product and Bookstore recently, come take a look. http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy
Specifically we can recommend our latest publication Heretic's Notebook: Emotions, Protocells, Ether-Drift and Cosmic Life Energy, with New Research Supporting Wilhelm Reich. If you have an interest in Reich's discoveries, this book provides some of the most substantive, objective and up-to-date research on the subject:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xpulse.htm
8. Funding/Donation Appeal. OBRL continues to suffer from financial difficulties. There always is a pressing need for new laboratory apparatus, and the small reservoir which was used to help finance our Summer seminars over eight years is now depleted -- the summer seminars always cost OBRL far more than they brought in from fees, and so it is very likely the fees will be increased for 2005. If you are in a position to donate to OBRL, please do so at this webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/donation.htm
For more details, please review our most recent Funding Letter:
http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm
In the meantime, we will reprint our email fundraising letter below.


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Subject: PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL - Winter 2004-2005 Funding Drive

Dear OBRL-Quarterly Subscriber,

For over twenty-five years, The Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory (OBRL) has relied upon the generosity of a limited number of donors, including our subscribers.

As participants at past OBRL Seminars, readers of our publications (Pulse of the Planet, Heretic's Notebook, Saharasia, Orgone Accumulator Handbook) and of the OBRL postings, you are familiar with the research of Dr. James DeMeo and his informal circle of associates, including laboratory findings, desert-greening field work, and educational efforts aimed at maintaining clarity and furthering the sociological and orgone biophysical work started by the late Dr. Wilhelm Reich.

The research undertaken at OBRL, and our seminars and publications, as well as the maintenance and development of OBRL offices and website, requires substantial resources.
HELP OBRL TO CONTINUE WITH THIS IMPORTANT WORK.

We request that you, as a valued participant in our efforts, consider sending a financial contribution.  Your donation will help us continue with this vitally important work and our innovative programs, which include:

- Laboratory Studies on the Orgone Energy. The current focus is upon the Orgone Accumulator Thermal Anomaly, which has yielded significant positive results.
http://www.orgonelab.org/research.htm

- Historical and Analytical Research, on the subject of "Ether-Drift" research since the 1900s, including the work of Prof. Dayton Miller, and their relationship to the findings of Reich and others on cosmic orgone energy, and planetary/atmospheric dynamics.
http://www.orgonelab.org/miller.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/MillerReich.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/DynamicEther.pdf

- Field Research with the Reich Cloudbuster.  Past field-research programs in the American Southwest, Namibia, Israel and Eritrea were only possible with significant help from donors.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressResease2.htm

- Archaeological and Historical Research on Peaceful Societies and the "Origins of Violence" question, with a recent emphasis through our OBRL-News-Bulletin on the growing threat of Islamic terrorism and the spread of "Saharasian" Islam into Western democratic societies.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressRelease1.htm
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OBRL-News-Bulletin

- The Bibliography on Orgonomy (1920 to the present) posted to the OBRL web site and now available via global internet to everyone without charge.
http://www.orgonelab.org/bibliog.htm

- Archive and Publication of Video/DVD Productions. Our considerable archive of videotaped lectures and documentation of field expeditions and laboratory work is now up to 15 years old.  We are now in process of transferring this important historical material to DVD, for permanent archive and safekeeping.
http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm

- Books and Publications, including our in-house journal Pulse of the Planet, continue to spread accurate and timely information world-wide.
http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy.htm

- Greensprings Seminars. Held every summer at the OBRL Greensprings Center near Ashland, Oregon, since 1996.  In Summer 2005 we will host two weekend seminars -- on the "Orgone Energy Accumulator", and on "Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test" -- as well as a special "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy".
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm

- NEW PROJECT IN PREPARATION: Study of the "Oranur" phenomenon in relation to radioactive transmutation.  This new project aims to verify Reich's prior observations on this important subject, which holds the potentials for detoxifying nuclear waste.

As Winter of 2004-2005 begins, OBRL still needs to meet its financial goals for this fiscal year, while planning ahead for 2005.
PLEASE CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION ONLINE
To donate right now visit: http://www.orgonelab.org/donation
For OBRL to continue with this important work, we need your support. Donating online is a simple and secure method.  OBRL is a 501(c)3 status non-profit organization, and your donation is fully tax-deductible.

Your donation check can also be mailed to OBRL, at: OBRL, PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA. 
To request more information, or to inquire about making a larger gift or bequest, please call at the number below, or email to: demeo@...   Thank you in advance for your support.

Sincerely,

James DeMeo, Ph.D., Director
Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory
Greensprings Center
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
e-mail:   info@...
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#14 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Mon Feb 7, 2005 3:54 am
Subject: Conference and Seminar notices - USA and Europe
greensprings...
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Dear OBRL-Quarterly Subscribers,

The OBRL Greensprings Seminars for Summer 2005 are now updated and
posted to this webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
The specific seminars are:
* Orgone Physics and the Cosmological Ether-Drift
* Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test
* Independent Study Program

Please note also, the "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy", with
numerous professional speakers on various subjects, as described here:
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm
This Conference will be an exciting event, with a lot of new
information and research to be presented.

Finally, I've been invited to give a seminar on my Saharasia
research, in the region of Bavaria, Southern Germany on November 4th
of this year.  Details will be posted in a few months, but
individuals with a specific interest to attend should send me a
separate email, to add their name to the notification list.  In the
meanwhile, to help defray expenses, I'm seeking to give seminars or
lectures in Europe on the days before and/or after this seminar, on
similar subjects or any other part of my orgone energy research.  Any
specific serious proposals or suggestions along those lines are
welcomed.

Thanks for your attention to these matters.

James DeMeo

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James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Orgone Biophysical Research Lab
Greensprings Center
Ashland, Oregon, USA

e-mail:   demeo@...
http://www.orgonelab.org

#15 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Mon Feb 7, 2005 3:52 am
Subject: Conference and Seminar notices - USA and Europe
greensprings...
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Dear OBRL-News Subscribers,

The OBRL Greensprings Seminars for Summer 2005 are now updated and
posted to this webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
The specific seminars are:
* Orgone Physics and the Cosmological Ether-Drift
* Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test
* Independent Study Program

Please note also, the "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy", with
numerous professional speakers on various subjects, as described here:
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm
This Conference will be an exciting event, with a lot of new
information and research to be presented.

Finally, I've been invited to give a seminar on my Saharasia
research, in the region of Bavaria, Southern Germany on November 4th
of this year.  Details will be posted in a few months, but
individuals with a specific interest to attend should send me a
separate email, to add their name to the notification list.  In the
meanwhile, to help defray expenses, I'm seeking to give seminars or
lectures in Europe on the days before and/or after this seminar, on
similar subjects or any other part of my orgone energy research.  Any
specific serious proposals or suggestions along those lines are
welcomed.

Thanks for your attention to these matters.

James DeMeo

****************************************
James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Orgone Biophysical Research Lab
Greensprings Center
Ashland, Oregon, USA

e-mail:   demeo@...
http://www.orgonelab.org

#16 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Fri Feb 18, 2005 9:38 am
Subject: OBRL on-line bookstore: Many new books, devices, now available
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The OBRL on-line book and product store "Natural Energy Works" now
has a number of fascinating new book titles, and products.  Our
on-line catalog has perhaps 250 different titles, more than the
printed catalog, and you are invited to take a look. Here's a short
list of the new items:

http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy

Astrophysics and Science Controversy:
* THE ETHER OF SPACE, BY SIR OLIVER LODGE
* ETHER AND REALITY, BY SIR OLIVER LODGE

LIFE ENERGY SCIENCE & BIOLOGICAL MYSTERIES
* DOGS THAT KNOW WHEN THEIR OWNERS ARE COMING HOME, by Rupert Sheldrake

History, Geology, Archaeology and Anthropology
* CATASTROPHISM: Asteroids, Comets and Other Dynamic Events in Earth
history, by Richard Huggett

Saharasia Today: Contemporary Social Analysis; Left-Wing, Right-Wing
and Islamo-Fascism:
* IN DENIAL: HISTORIANS, COMMUNISM AND ESPIONAGE, BY JOHN EARL HAYNES
& HARVEY KLEHR
* UNHOLY ALLIANCE: RADICAL ISLAM AND THE AMERICAN LEFT, BY DAVID HOROWITZ
* THE DECLINE OF EASTERN CHRISTIANITY UNDER ISLAM: FROM JIHAD TO
DHIMMITUDE, BY BAT YE'OR
* THE DHIMMI: JEWS AND CHRISTIANS UNDER ISLAM, BY BAT YE'OR
* ISLAM AND DHIMMITUDE: WHERE CIVILIZATIONS COLLIDE, BY BAT YE'OR
* THE FIFTEEN CENTURY WAR: ISLAM'S VIOLENT HERITAGE, BY MORGAN NORVAL
* EURABIA: THE EURO-ARAB AXIS, by BAT YE'OR

AIDS Mythology Books: Debunking the "Infectious HIV" Theory
* ONCOGENES, ANEUPLOIDY AND AIDS: A SCIENTIFIC LIFE AND TIMES OF
PETER H. DUESBERG, by HARVEY BIALY

Health, Healing and Medical Controversies
* THE GREAT BETRAYAL: FRAUD IN SCIENCE, by HORACE FREELAND JUDSON

New Meters, Devices and Products

* MICROALERT RADIO/MICROWAVE ALARM

* SOLARSCOPE: PORTABLE SOLAR OBSERVATORY

* PLANETICA: PORTABLE PLANETARIUM AND ORREY (PLANET-FINDER) - COMING SOON

http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy

Specifically I want to plug the works of a little-known scholar Bat
Ye'or, who has been writing and documenting the spread of Islamic
conquest and crushing repression of its conquered "dhimmi"
populations over nearly 1400 years of world history.  Her latest work
is entitled "Eurabia".  It presents a stimulating argument, rich with
documentation, and she may correctly be viewed as a European "Paul
Revere" -- though if she is correct, this analogy will be totally
lost on those who need to hear her message the most.  Born in Egypt
with a Jewish background, Ye'or was one of the hundreds of thousands
of refugees ejected from Arab countries in the mid-20th Century, as
retribution for Israel's survival.  She lived in France and
Switzerland for the last 30 years, speaking multiple languages of the
Middle East, and so knows a thing or two about the subject.  One may
disagree with her conclusions, but it will be impossible to ignore
the wealth of evidence she has gathered.  Consider Bat Ye'or as one
of the marvelous matriarch-scholars of modern times. J.D.
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xsaharasiatoday.htm

* EURABIA: The Euro-Arab Axis, by Bat Ye'or. This book is about the
transformation of Europe into "Eurabia", a cultural and political
appendage of the Arab/Muslim world. Eurabia, in contrast to the
mainstream of democratic Europe, is fundamentally anti-Christian,
anti-Western, anti-American, and anti-Semitic. The social
institutions pushing along this transformation, and which continue to
propagate its ideological message, include the "Euro-Arab Dialogue"
and others developed through the EEC and EU by European and Arab
politicians and intellectuals over the past 30 years. This
organizational push, which few Europeans even know about, has
fostered changes in immigration laws, monetary policy, foreign aid,
cultural transfers, economic and military alliances, and a general
attitude of "dhimmitude" among European news media who embrace a
fantasy-history of "peaceful Islam", and have been slavishly
pro-Muslim in their reporting. Long term historical and geographical
ties between European and Islamic regions -- as seen most clearly in
the alliances between Germany and Turkey, and between France,
Algeria, Syria and Iraq, over most of the 20th Century -- have
facilitated this process of transformation. Like a frog being cooked
in a pot of slowly heated water, the current shrinking populations of
Europe are threatened to be overwhelmed by expanding Muslim
populations, who bring repressive Islamic Sharia Law traditions
supplanting both more-tolerant Christian traditions, as well as the
Enlightenment and Renaissance values which lay at the foundations of
every freedom-oriented European social development. The pending entry
of Islamic Turkey into the EU -- being fostered by European diplomats
and Arabist-intellectuals, without any genuine public debate or
democratic decision-making -- is a case in point. Those familiar with
Wilhelm Reich's work and James DeMeo's "Saharasia", will find Bat
Ye'or's writings to lack a focus upon important emotional and
sex-economic foundations which explain "why" many in Europe (and the
USA) are more comfortable with restrictive Islamic culture than, by
contrast, with either mainstream American or Israeli culture, even
while foundational freedoms historically absent from Islamic culture
--democracy, women's rights, secular and sexual freedom -- constitute
a shared Euro-American-Israeli heritage. Eurabia nevertheless
documents, with considerable evidence, the socio-economic
configurations of an accelerating spread of patristic cultural
elements out of the Saharasian desert belt within very modern times.
This will have increasingly predictable life-negative influences.
Eurabia is a stark warning for everyone concerned about human rights,
the status of women, secular values and sexual freedom, in the face
of mass-migrations from totalitarian Islamic nations where important
Western values are treated only as toxic social poison, to be stamped
out and swept aside. 384 pp.
$23.95 Softcover

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One hard-hitting on-line book review:
http://www.torontofreepress.com/2005/caruba021405.htm

#17 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Thu Feb 24, 2005 10:10 pm
Subject: Greensprings Conference and Seminars, Summer 2005
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** ANNOUNCEMENT **
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CONFERENCE ON
NEW RESEARCH IN ORGONOMY
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RESEARCH SEMINARS

Summer, July and August, 2005

at the
Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory (OBRL)
Greensprings Center
Ashland, Oregon, USA

CONFERENCE

* 6-7 August 2005: Conference on New Research in Orgonomy
The Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory will be hosting a 2-day Conference on Orgonomy in Summer 2005. New research findings on the natural scientific and social aspects of Orgonomy - the new science of life-energy functions in nature, as developed by the late Dr. Wilhelm Reich in the first half of the 20th Century - will be presented and discussed by diverse research professionals.  This is a first-time offering at OBRL, gathering some of the finest researchers in the field of social orgonomy and orgone biophysics, presenting their original ideas and experimental findings in an open, but scientific and constructively-critical forum. The paper presentations cover a broad range, from therapeutic work, to bion research, to orgone accumulator and authentic cloudbuster experiments. The Conference will be open to professionals, students and the general public. Each presenter will discuss their findings, often with graphical slides and demonstrations, with time for questions from the audience. A Round-Table Discussion will also occur, among Conference Presenters on special topics of interest (to be announced), to close the Conference.  A list of speakers is too lengthy for this short description, but full details can be found at the Conference Webpage:

 Call for Papers: Researchers should review the submission details at the Conference website.

Click here for a downloadable PDF printable Conference Flyer


SEMINARS  (On the weekends before and after the above Conference)

* 30-31 July 2005: Seminar on Orgone Physics and the Cosmological Ether-Drift
Instructor: James DeMeo, Ph.D.
This seminar will review the extensive original research papers of ether-drift researchers, such as Albert Michelson, Dayton Miller, Georges Sagnac and Yuri Galaev, all of whom obtained positive evidence for ether and ether-drift. Differences between static-abstract and dynamic-tangible ether concepts and theories will be emphasized. Wilhelm Reich's original orgone-physical findings and his theory of Cosmic Superimposition will be detailed, with his experiments on the orgone accumulator thermal anomaly, electroscopical-discharge anomaly, and other properties of the orgone energy as determined through atmospheric/cloudbusting research. The two sets of findings, on orgone and ether, will be over-viewed, critiqued and integrated. Other related research as from Giorgio Piccardi and the newer discoveries on seasonal variations in "dark matter" in space, and newly discovered "energy-matter streams" in open space - reminiscent of Reich's orgone energy streams - will be discussed, highlighting their similarities. The integrated findings resolve many mysteries in contemporary astrophysics, while undermining "big-bang" creationism and Einstein's relativity. Click here for more info: http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm

* 13-14 Aug. 2005: Seminar on Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test
Introductory Laboratory Microscopy Seminar
Faculty: Richard Blasband, M.D. and James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Covering the following general topics:
- Wilhelm Reich's Discovery of Bions (microscopic orgone energy vesicles) & the Cancer Biopathy: An Overview.
- Living versus Dead Microscopical Preparations.
- Issues in high magnification light microscopy (~5,000x).
- Orgone (life) energy functions in physiology & immunity.
- Lab demonstration and microscopical observations of bions from both living and non-living materials; discussion of bionous disintegration ("apoptosis"), sterile techniques.
- Problems and controversies; recent discovery and observation of bion-like structures by other scientists.
- Techniques and procedures for the Reich Blood Test for red blood cell vitality; interpretation of results.
- Participants encouraged to bring their own microscopes; other microscopes will be available for group display of samples.

* 2-18 Aug. 2005: Guided Independent Study Program
In-Depth Course on General Orgonomy - meeting each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Instructor: James DeMeo, Ph.D.
This 3-week Program will provide lectures, discussions and demonstrations of apparatus in the mornings, and independent student projects in the afternoon, using the facilities of the lab.
Topics to be covered include:
- Reich's sex-economic & DeMeo's Saharasia findings.
- Bioelectrical experiments and environmental bio-fields.
- Microscopical investigations of bions and bion preparations.
- Orgone accumulator construction principles & experiments: seed-sprouting stimulation, physical measurements of orgone: To-T, Electroscopical phenomena, and more.
- Observations in the OBRL Orgone Accumulator Darkroom, and of atmospheric orgone energy phenomena.
- Oranur physics and chemistry: Direct work with a cloudchamber, studying background and low-level radioactive minerals; orgone-charged VACOR tubes &OR lumination.
- The Orgone Energy Field Meter, and similar devices.
- Night observations in the OBRL Greensprings Observatory, with 16" Newtonian reflector telescope, 3" aperture "battleship binoculars", and the Solarscope.


Click here for a downloadable PDF printable Seminar Flyer:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/Seminars2005.pdf

New! Register Online.  Follow the links at either the Conference or Seminar websites.

PLEASE POST AND DISTRIBUTE WIDELY,
TO YOUR FRIENDS AND PERSONAL E-LISTS!
THANK YOU


#18 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Tue Mar 15, 2005 9:33 pm
Subject: Ongoing EP Attacks Against DeMeo and OBRL
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15 March 2005

Ongoing EP Attacks Against DeMeo and OBRL

Dear OBRL-News and OBRL-Quarterly Subscriber,

As a measure of self-protection, and to set the record straight, I wish to inform you of an on-going emotional plague assault upon my good name and work, with theft of parts of my work, by Mr. John Trettin of Germany, who now works in alliance with the well-known anti-Reich "skeptic" author Joel Carlinsky.  These attacks are now spreading out from Europe into the USA, which prompted this announcement.

http://www.orgonelab.org/trettin.htm
Continued Attacks Against, and Theft of James DeMeo's Research as Appearing on John Trettin's Websites
http://www.orgonelab.org/trettin.htm

Those who have already seen the Trettin-Carlinsky materials are encouraged to read this document, which provides both detail and additional web-links for factual documentation on all the various considerations mentioned above.  It is a lesson in social pathology, on the mechanisms of the emotional plague, but also a hopeful message on how good work can proceed in the face of both intensive adversity, as well as somewhat comic-book attacks and misrepresentations.

Permission is given in advance, for this e-mail to be posted to other e-groups, or otherwise circulated, so long as nothing is added or deleted.

Sincerely,

James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Director
Orgone Biophysical Research Lab
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
http://www.orgonelab.org
email:  demeo@...



#19 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Sat Apr 9, 2005 5:58 am
Subject: Greensprings Conference and Seminars, Summer 2005
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In case you missed these the first time...

** ANNOUNCEMENT **
PLEASE POST AND DISTRIBUTE WIDELY

CONFERENCE ON
NEW RESEARCH IN ORGONOMY
plus
RESEARCH SEMINARS

Summer, July and August, 2005

at the
Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory (OBRL)
Greensprings Center
Ashland, Oregon, USA

CONFERENCE

* 6-7 August 2005: Conference on New Research in Orgonomy
The Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory will be hosting a 2-day Conference on Orgonomy in Summer 2005. New research findings on the natural scientific and social aspects of Orgonomy - the new science of life-energy functions in nature, as developed by the late Dr. Wilhelm Reich in the first half of the 20th Century - will be presented and discussed by diverse research professionals.  This is a first-time offering at OBRL, gathering some of the finest researchers in the field of social orgonomy and orgone biophysics, presenting their original ideas and experimental findings in an open, but scientific and constructively-critical forum. The paper presentations cover a broad range, from therapeutic work, to bion research, to orgone accumulator and authentic cloudbuster experiments. The Conference will be open to professionals, students and the general public. Each presenter will discuss their findings, often with graphical slides and demonstrations, with time for questions from the audience. A Round-Table Discussion will also occur, among Conference Presenters on special topics of interest (to be announced), to close the Conference.  A list of speakers is too lengthy for this short description, but full details can be found at the Conference Webpage:

 Call for Papers: Researchers should review the submission details at the Conference website.

Click here for a downloadable PDF printable Conference Flyer


SEMINARS  (On the weekends before and after the above Conference)

* 30-31 July 2005: Seminar on Orgone Physics and the Cosmological Ether-Drift
Instructor: James DeMeo, Ph.D.
This seminar will review the extensive original research papers of ether-drift researchers, such as Albert Michelson, Dayton Miller, Georges Sagnac and Yuri Galaev, all of whom obtained positive evidence for ether and ether-drift. Differences between static-abstract and dynamic-tangible ether concepts and theories will be emphasized. Wilhelm Reich's original orgone-physical findings and his theory of Cosmic Superimposition will be detailed, with his experiments on the orgone accumulator thermal anomaly, electroscopical-discharge anomaly, and other properties of the orgone energy as determined through atmospheric/cloudbusting research. The two sets of findings, on orgone and ether, will be over-viewed, critiqued and integrated. Other related research as from Giorgio Piccardi and the newer discoveries on seasonal variations in "dark matter" in space, and newly discovered "energy-matter streams" in open space - reminiscent of Reich's orgone energy streams - will be discussed, highlighting their similarities. The integrated findings resolve many mysteries in contemporary astrophysics, while undermining "big-bang" creationism and Einstein's relativity. Click here for more info: http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm

* 13-14 Aug. 2005: Seminar on Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test
Introductory Laboratory Microscopy Seminar
Faculty: Richard Blasband, M.D. and James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Covering the following general topics:
- Wilhelm Reich's Discovery of Bions (microscopic orgone energy vesicles) & the Cancer Biopathy: An Overview.
- Living versus Dead Microscopical Preparations.
- Issues in high magnification light microscopy (~5,000x).
- Orgone (life) energy functions in physiology & immunity.
- Lab demonstration and microscopical observations of bions from both living and non-living materials; discussion of bionous disintegration ("apoptosis"), sterile techniques.
- Problems and controversies; recent discovery and observation of bion-like structures by other scientists.
- Techniques and procedures for the Reich Blood Test for red blood cell vitality; interpretation of results.
- Participants encouraged to bring their own microscopes; other microscopes will be available for group display of samples.

* 2-18 Aug. 2005: Guided Independent Study Program
In-Depth Course on General Orgonomy - meeting each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Instructor: James DeMeo, Ph.D.
This 3-week Program will provide lectures, discussions and demonstrations of apparatus in the mornings, and independent student projects in the afternoon, using the facilities of the lab.
Topics to be covered include:
- Reich's sex-economic & DeMeo's Saharasia findings.
- Bioelectrical experiments and environmental bio-fields.
- Microscopical investigations of bions and bion preparations.
- Orgone accumulator construction principles & experiments: seed-sprouting stimulation, physical measurements of orgone: To-T, Electroscopical phenomena, and more.
- Observations in the OBRL Orgone Accumulator Darkroom, and of atmospheric orgone energy phenomena.
- Oranur physics and chemistry: Direct work with a cloudchamber, studying background and low-level radioactive minerals; orgone-charged VACOR tubes &OR lumination.
- The Orgone Energy Field Meter, and similar devices.
- Night observations in the OBRL Greensprings Observatory, with 16" Newtonian reflector telescope, 3" aperture "battleship binoculars", and the Solarscope.


Click here for a downloadable PDF printable Seminar Flyer:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/Seminars2005.pdf

New! Register Online.  Follow the links at either the Conference or Seminar websites.

PLEASE POST AND DISTRIBUTE WIDELY,
TO YOUR FRIENDS AND PERSONAL E-LISTS!
THANK YOU


#20 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Fri Apr 22, 2005 5:53 am
Subject: OBRL Quarterly #8, April 2005
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OBRL Quarterly #8, April 2005

This is the infrequent ~Quarterly version of the OBRL-News-Bulletin,
from the Orgone Biophysical Research Lab (OBRL) in Ashland, Oregon, USA.
(A non-profit foundation. If you wish to continue getting this Quarterly,
be sure to address point #9 below. Or point #10, if you do not.)

Topical notices below:

1. Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, 2005
        and CALL FOR PAPERS

2. Greensprings Summer Seminars 2005: Orgone Physics, Bions & Reich Blood Test, Independent Study...

3. What's New at OBRL? A Report from Dr. DeMeo

4. Forthcoming Lectures/Seminars in Europe

5. Reprinting of "Saharasia"

6. New Attacks Against James DeMeo and OBRL

7. The OBRL/NEW Bookstore List

8. Funding/Donation Appeal

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1. Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, 6-7 August 2005 
Once again, a reminder: OBRL will be hosting a two day "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy", on 6-7 August 2005, at the OBRL Greensprings Center near Ashland, Oregon. The Conference will focus upon new research findings in the field of social and orgone-biophysical orgonomy, and will include lectures, with slides and demonstrations.  The event will be open to the general public for attendance. This is NOT a re-cap discussion on "Life of Reich" or on "basic orgonomy", but rather a meeting of scientists and researchers in the field of orgonomy, presenting their original findings to their peers.  So if you've wanted to know what working scientists think of Reich's discoveries, and how they have been applied in recent years, this is where you want to be.  A preliminary list of speakers and presentations, as well as other pertinent information (including a CALL FOR PAPERS -- space is still available for a few additional speakers) then visit the Conference webpage.
http://www.orgonomyconference.org  or
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm

2. Greensprings Summer Seminars 2005.  In addition to the above Conference, OBRL will host two additional weekend workshops (immediately before and after the Conference) plus the on-going Independent Study program, as follows:
* 30-31 July 2005: Orgone Physics and the Cosmological "Ether Drift"
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
* 6-7 August 2005:  Conference on New Research in Orgonomy
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm
* 13-14 August 2005: Microscopy Workshop: Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
* 26-27-28 July, 2-3-4 August, 9-10-11 August 2005: Independent Study Program
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm

3. What's New at OBRL?  A Report from Dr. DeMeo.
Above are notices for our forthcoming Summer seminars and Conference, but I wanted here to give a brief discussion of activities at OBRL during the Winter months.  At that time, all public activities cease, aside from the occasional professional meeting, allowing me to focus upon experiments and writing.  The Greensprings region is at that time blanketed with snow, and wonderfully quiet.
        This Winter, a lot of attention was paid to technical adjustments with the new rotating To-T apparatus, which I can report gives some of the best-available support for Reich on the Orgone Accumulator Thermal Anomaly question.  All known classical thermodynamic considerations -- ie., minor environmental thermal radiation variations and problems associated with Heat Capacity and Thermal Resistivity of the ORAC versus Control -- have been confronted and compensated for, and yet the To-T variation persists.  The goal is to produce a "bullet-proof" design, that will withstand the rational criticisms of classical thermodynamics, and we are approaching this important goal.  Data collection continues using automated computer acquisition, and there are two of these systems, one operating in an outdoor shelter, and another indoors.
        Measurements are also being constantly made of the electrical potential of a long-wire antenna.  This experiment -- which follows as much from the work of the late Harold S. Burr as from Reich -- shows variations in background atmospheric electricity, with correlated behavior to the To-T measurements, as well as to lunar cycle and precipitation cycles.  It all fits together quite nicely.  Both of these systems will be on display during all the Conferences and Seminars this summer.
        To keep these experiments running, this Winter we also had on-going with computer repair -- we use older-model Mac G3 portable computers, and so have also learned how to keep them working via spare parts purchased on eBay.  This new method of data acquisition allows round-the-clock gathering of data, every minute, in a way that otherwise might occupy the time of an entire team of workers (which was the case in Summer of 2003).  These portable laptop computers have proven essential for the task.
        We also continue with VACOR experiments, charging up several of our tubes now into the fourth year.  These are locked away in special outdoor accumulators, but when Summer permits, they are transferred into our Orgone Energy Darkroom, which then allows them to be studied and demonstrated during Seminars.
        Another unusual experiment occupied some time over Winter -- a chemical experiment to evaluate the alchemical "transmutation of gold" from mercury waste.  While it seemed a long shot, a new approach appeared promising, and who could pass up the opportunity to "make gold" from toxic waste!  Unfortunately, it did not work as claimed, so I guess we will all have to keep our day-jobs.  Not every experiment turns out with positive results -- which is why they are called "experiments".
        Writing also occupied a large part of my time this Winter.  As noted below, my book "Saharasia" must be reprinted, and so a few pages required redrafting, along with a new Appendix document "Update on Saharasia" which presents newer archaeological findings.  We also reprinted the "Orgone Accumulator Handbook" -- English version -- which now is into its 7th printing.  Several new chapter articles also are nearing publication in mainstream journals and books, which is a refreshing change from the "blacklisting" which Reich's name and work suffered under for so many years.  I'll announce those shortly, once they are nearing completion.
        In coordination with the USA Core Network, a series of cloudbusting operations was also undertaken in the Pacific NW since around mid-March, leading to a collapse of the regional drought, and a re-opening of the "storm doors".  Thankfully, it appears the worst effects of the drought will be avoided in our locality, but much of the West still suffers.  As I write this, light rains and new snow is blanketing the ground outdoors and across the region.
        We also firmed up the schedule for our Summer Seminars and the Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, which promises to be a wonderful new event at OBRL, with an international list of speakers.  Be there, or be square!
        All the above activities continue, in addition to time devoted to our Natural Energy Works book service, to generating the various OBRL-News-Bulletin reports on world events and historical issues, to generating replies to various inquiries from students and professionals regarding the larger issues of Wilhelm Reich's research legacy, and to such mundane tasks as removing an accumulated 4-ft. of snow from the driveway.  All in all, a busy Winter, and we are glad Spring appears just "around the corner", allowing a shift towards more outdoor activities.

4.  Forthcoming Lectures/Seminars in Europe
More details will become available soon. If you are interested, let us know and we can add your name to a special notifications list.
* In Munich, Germany and Thessaolniki, Greece.
November 2005: One-day Seminar on "Saharasia" and/or on "Reich's Biophysics".
* In Ashland, Oregon, USA.
Presentation on "Primitive Peaceful Societies" to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Pacific Division meeting at Southern Oregon University.

5.  Reprinting of "Saharasia"
The first edition of Saharasia is nearly sold out of the printing run of 2000 copies.  This is an important milestone, and proceeds from the book were donated by Dr. DeMeo to the OBRL, to help fund ongoing research and other OBRL needs.  Our problem is, reprinting of this large book will cost around $10,000 and we simply do not have that amount available.  The first printing of Saharasia was funded by a donor who understood the importance of the Saharasian discovery, and so we are hoping another interested donor might step forward, who also would appreciate the critical importance of keeping this unique book available and in-print. It stands as the most important validation study of Wilhelm Reich's theories on human behavior, set into a global cross-cultural anthropological and historical-archaeological evaluation.  If you are interested to help out on this particular project, please contact Dr. DeMeo.

6.  New Attacks Against James DeMeo and OBRL
File this under the "Ai Yi Yi!" department.  In addition to the above positive work-accomplishments, we regret to inform you of an on-going and even amplifying situation, where Dr. DeMeo is being maliciously attacked, even as bits and pieces of his work is being stolen away by the persons making the attacks.  Efforts have already been made by these individuals to disrupt Dr. DeMeo's planned seminars and the OBRL Conference as well.  This will not be tolerated, nor permitted to succeed, but the help of the responsible and interested public is solicited to help spread the word about this socially-poisonous situation.  The individuals behind these attacks include well-known emotional pests and troublemakers in the field of Orgonomy, but also some new figures who have fallen under the siren-song of the Emotional Plague.  They have been quite successful inserting themselves into previously-existing social arrangements by which to spread their poison, in a manner fully described by Reich as one of the typical methods of Emotional Plague functioning.  A full accounting of the facts is now posted to this website:
http://www.orgoneab.org/trettin.htm
Read it all, and be astounded...

7. The OBRL/NEW Bookstore List. Our Internet Bookstore continues to offer some of the most controversial and difficult-to-obtain titles on new science discoveries and social concerns, including many "timeless" titles by scientist-authors whose findings only grow in significance with passing years. The booklist includes the available published works by Wilhelm Reich, A.S. Neill, Harold Burr, Frank Brown, Dayton Miller, Giorgio Piccardi, Viktor Schauberger, and many others. We also offer meters for detection of low-level electromagnetic and nuclear radiation, and the newly-developed Life Energy Meter. If you haven't visited our Internet Product and Bookstore recently, come take a look. http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy
Specifically we can recommend our latest publication Heretic's Notebook: Emotions, Protocells, Ether-Drift and Cosmic Life Energy, with New Research Supporting Wilhelm Reich. If you have an interest in Reich's discoveries, this book provides some of the most substantive, objective and up-to-date research on the subject:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xpulse.htm
8. Funding/Donation Appeal. OBRL continues to suffer from financial difficulties. There always is a pressing need for new laboratory apparatus, and the small reservoir which was used to help finance our Summer seminars over eight years is now depleted. If you are in a position to donate to OBRL, please do so at this webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/donation.htm
For more details, please review our most recent Funding Letter:
http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm
In the meantime, we will reprint our email fundraising letter below.


+++++++++

Subject: PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL -  Spring-Summer 2005 Funding Drive

From: James DeMeo, Ph.D., Director of OBRL

Subject:  PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL

Dear Friend of Orgonomy, and of OBRL,

Twenty-seven years ago, I founded the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory (OBRL) as a means to support my research into Wilhelm Reich's orgone biophysical and sociological discoveries.  Since then, this work has relied upon the generosity of a limited number of donors and subscribers.

As participants at past OBRL Seminars, readers of our publications (Pulse of the Planet, Heretic's Notebook, Saharasia, Orgone Accumulator Handbook) and of the OBRL-News internet postings, you are familiar with my research as well as the OBRL circle of informal associates, including laboratory findings, desert-greening field work, and educational efforts aimed at maintaining clarity and furthering Reich's work. All of this important work, our seminars and publications, as well as the maintenance and development of OBRL offices and website, requires substantial resources.
Please Help OBRL To Continue With This Important Work.

We request that you, as a valued participant in our efforts, please consider sending a financial contribution.  Your donation will help us continue with this vitally important work and our  innovative services, which include the following:

* Laboratory Studies on the Orgone Energy. The current focus is upon the Orgone Accumulator Thermal Anomaly, and the properties of Orgone-Charged (structured) Water.   http://www.orgonelab.org/research.htm

*  Historical and Analytical Research, on the subject of "Ether-Drift" research since the 1900s, including the work of Dayton Miller, and their relationship to the findings of Reich and others on cosmic orgone energy, and planetary/atmospheric dynamics.
http://www.orgonelab.org/miller.htm    http://www.orgonelab.org/MillerReich.htm

* Field Research with the Reich Cloudbuster. Our past programs in the American Southwest, Namibia, Israel, and Eritrea were only possible with significant help from donors.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressResease2.htm

*  Archaeological and Historical Research on Saharasia, Peaceful Societies and the "Origins of Violence" question.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressRelease1.htm

*  The On-Line Bibliography on Orgonomy (1920 to the present) posted to the OBRL web site, available globally without charge.
http://www.orgonelab.org/bibliog.htm

*  Video/DVD Archives. Our considerable archives of videotaped lectures and documentation of field expeditions and laboratory work is now up to 15 years old.  An effort is now underway to transfer this important historical material to DVD, for permanent archival and safekeeping.

*  Books and Publications, including our in-house journal Pulse of the Planet, continue to spread accurate and timely information supporting Reich's discoveries world-wide.  My new book Greening Deserts is also under organization, along with another issue of Pulse.       http://www.orgonelab.org/naturalenergy.htm

*  Reprinting of Saharasia. We have a special need this year, to reprint Saharasia. The first 2000 copies are today nearly sold out, and a new printing is planned which will mention new findings from archaeology which support the overall Saharasian Thesis. This work remains one of the most solid cross-cultural evaluations of human behavior around the world, fully confirming Wilhelm Reich's findings, and it has attracted an intensive international interest, as well as some incredibly hateful and irrational attacks.  For this reason, it remains hotly controversial, and so it has been impossible to find a mainstream publisher who would take it on for publication.  Costs for this project alone are anticipated to run around $10,000.

*  Greensprings Conference & Seminars. Held every summer at the OBRL Greensprings Center near Ashland, Oregon, since 1996.   This year, we have a special new offering, a Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, with an international list of presenters.     http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm    and   http://www.orgonomyconference.org

*  OBRL-News and OBRL-Quarterly, our free on-line internet newsletters, which circulate our general announcements, as well as many rare and lesser-known items of public interest. To get "plugged in" to our announcements, please subscribe using the links near the bottom of the OBRL homepage, http://www.orgonelab.org.

As 2005 proceeds, OBRL needs to meet its financial goals for this fiscal year, while planning ahead for the future. To continue with this important work, we need your support.

Please consider making a donation, by mail, check, or using your credit-card on-line. Donating on-line is a simple and secure method.

To donate right now visit: http://www.orgonelab.org/donation  

Donation checks can also be mailed to OBRL, to the letterhead address.  OBRL is a 501(c)3 status non-profit organization, and your donation is fully tax-deductible.

To request more information, or to inquire about making a large gift or bequest, please call, e-mail, or write to us. 

Thank you in advance for your support, and I hope you can make it to our summer events.
Sincerely,
James DeMeo
Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory
Greensprings Center
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
e-mail:   info@...
http://www.orgonelab.org
The Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory, Inc. (OBRL) is an independent, non-profit science research and educational foundation.

Special Note:  Due to the high costs of printing and mailing, we mail out brochures and announcements only to a very limited group, mostly only upon request.  We today use e-mail announcements as our primary notification method.  To get "plugged in" to our announcements, please subscribe to OBRL-News or the less-frequent OBRL-Quarterly using the links near the bottom of the OBRL homepage.


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A Non-Profit Science Research and Educational Foundation, Since 1978
Greensprings Center, PO Box 1148
Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
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by the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory, Inc.

#21 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Fri Apr 22, 2005 6:53 pm
Subject: Correction: Link error in OBRL-Quarterly #8
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Regarding point #6 of the recent OBRL-Quarterly #8, a slight error was made in the link-URL.  It is corrected below.  Thanks to all who pointed this out.

6.  New Attacks Against James DeMeo and OBRL
File this under the "Ai Yi Yi!" department.  In addition to the above positive work-accomplishments, we regret to inform you of an on-going and even amplifying situation, where Dr. DeMeo is being maliciously attacked, even as bits and pieces of his work is being stolen away by the persons making the attacks.  Efforts have already been made by these individuals to disrupt Dr. DeMeo's planned seminars and the OBRL Conference as well.  This will not be tolerated, nor permitted to succeed, but the help of the responsible and interested public is solicited to help spread the word about this socially-poisonous situation.  The individuals behind these attacks include well-known emotional pests and troublemakers in the field of Orgonomy, but also some new figures who have fallen under the siren-song of the Emotional Plague.  They have been quite successful inserting themselves into previously-existing social arrangements by which to spread their poison, in a manner fully described by Reich as one of the typical methods of Emotional Plague functioning.  A full accounting of the facts is now posted to this website:
http://www.orgonelab.org/trettin.htm
Read it all, and be astounded...


#22 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Thu Apr 28, 2005 2:49 am
Subject: Seeking Computer Donations
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Dear OBRL-News-Bulletin and OBRL-Quarterly Subscribers,

We are continuing with our data recording on the To-T experiment,
using data recorders hooked to lap-top portable computers, and other
experiments are underway or planned which require similar set-ups.

As a cost-saving measure, we routinely use computers which are
several years old, not "top of the line", but certainly very good for
our purposes. They are put into operation around-the-clock, and so
there is more wear and tear on our systems than the usual consumer
would give them.  Spare parts are also in demand, so even
malfunctioning computers can be useful to us.

Currently in use at OBRL are Macintosh G3 and G4 computers, laptop
portables, but we also have a need for Windows-type PC Laptops, or
possibly desktop systems either Mac or Windows.  If you have any such
computers which you've been considering to give away or discard, we
would be interested to obtain them as a donation, for which you would
get a letter from OBRL which can be used for a tax-deduction.

At this point, we would accept donations of any of the following:

Macintosh Laptop Portables:

	 G3 Lombard or Pismo
	 Working or Malfunctioning (for parts)
	 G4 Any system, working or malfunctioning (for parts)
	 Mac G4 dekstop systems? (possibly?)

Windows Laptop Portables or Desktops:
	 what have you got to donate?

Also needed:  working color printer and printer/copier for Mac or
Windows type system.

Give this some consideration and let us know what you've got. I'll
then let you know if this would be workable for our needs.

Thanks in advance,

James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Director of OBRL

Orgone Biophysical Research Lab
Greensprings Center
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
e-mail:   demeo@...
http://www.orgonelab.org

#23 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Mon May 23, 2005 7:14 am
Subject: Conference and Seminar reminder
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Dear OBRL-Quarterly Subscribers,

Another reminder on our summer Conference and Seminars.  If you have not yet registered, please do so as soon as possible.


Conference on New Research in Orgonomy
Weekend of 6-7 August 2005
With numerous professional speakers on various subjects, as described here:
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm  or
http://www.orgonomyconference.org

Topics and Speakers (List as of May 2005):

* Richard Blasband: Consciousness and Orgonomic Theory

* James DeMeo: A 5-Year Desert Greening Project in Eritrea, Africa, and New Observations on Spontaneous Heat Production Inside the Reich Orgone Energy Accumulator

* Tom DiFerdinando: An Orgonomically-Based Therapy for Hands-On Treatment of Pain and Injury, and Pod or Pseudopod: The Amoeba Function in Man and Its Implications for Reich's Concept of Psychosomatic Identity and Antithesis

* Joseph Heckman: Plant Growth Response to Orgone Accumulators

* Peter Jones: Bastian's Plastide Particles and the Bions

* Roberto Maglione:  Orgone accumulator field experiments with Corn Seed, and a presentation on the author's new book Wilhelm Reich and the Modification of Climate

* Dave Marett: Orgonotic Pulsation: Experimental results using the Orgone Field Meter and VACOR tubes, with a demonstration of the new Life Energy Field Scanner.


OBRL Greensprings Seminars
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
The specific seminars are:
* Orgone Physics and the Cosmological Ether-Drift
        Weekend of 30-31 July 2005
* Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test
        Weekend of 13-14 August 2005
* Independent Study Program
        Each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
        From August 1st to 18th, 2005


PLEASE REGISTER ON-LINE, BY MAILS OR BY TELEPHONE, AND MAKE YOUR OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE, AS OUR EVENTS TEND TO FILL UP QUICKLY, AND SPACE IS LIMITED!

Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory, Inc.
A Non-Profit Science Research and Educational Foundation, Since 1978
Greensprings Center,
PO Box 1148
Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
Phone/Fax: (541) 552-0118
E-mail to: info@...


#24 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Wed May 25, 2005 7:17 am
Subject: Postscript to Conference and Seminar reminder
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Dear OBRL-Quarterly Subscribers,

As a "postscript" to the forthcoming OBRL Seminar/Conference reminder (repeated below), here are a few additional points of interest:


1. We are searching for additional small or large cash or equipment donations, for the following specific tasks:

        A.  Plans are drafted to construct an outdoor mini-amphitheater, for outdoor lectures and presentations under the beautiful forest here at the Greensprings Center.  This will allow our presentations to take place truly "out in nature".  However, this will require construction of sitting benches that will survive regular winter snows and summer warmth, as well as a special permanently sited "blackboard" and projector screen.  We estimate the total costs for this project would be $10,000, which would include purchase of a high-intensity digital computer projector, for "powerpoint" type presentations.

        B.  More generally, we are seeking donations of any digital computer projectors which could be used either in our indoor lecture room, or for the planned outdoor amphitheater.  This is in addition to our seeking donations of Macintosh G3, G4 or G5 computer systems -- preferably laptops in working or repairable condition -- for experimental data collection.  We would also consider accepting donations of "windows" type computers of newer-year editions and preferably laptops.  Call us with what you've got sitting on the shelf, or taking up space after you upgrade your own system.

Cash and equipment donations to OBRL are tax-deductible, and a letter for your 2005 tax records would be provided.


2.  One of our student assistants for the summer events is unable to attend, and so that position is once again available.   Student assistants must arrive a week early to help prepare the lab facility for the seminars, and then assist with various experimental demonstrations, and with other tasks during the seminars and conference. A full tuition waiver for the three summer weekend events and Independent Study, plus a place to stay in the student cabin (a primitive living space, similar to summer camp), are offered. Students of any age interested in applying to the assistantship program should contact Dr. DeMeo as soon as possible.  Applicants should be prepared to submit a resume with statement of their interests and background in orgonomy, along with any recent university transcripts plus a letter of recommendation and a photo.


Thanks for your considerations, and below once again is the Conference/Seminar reminder.  I must emphasize the impressive, high-quality and scientific backgrounds of our Conference presenters, who come from across the USA, as well as from Canada, the United Kingdom and Italy.  So if you don't come, you will be missing out on a truly unique event!  Again, this is all New Research material being presented and discussed, by primary researchers in the field of social and experimental orgonomy.  There will be demonstrations at the microscope, as well as various orgone physics demonstrations, either on-going at OBRL, or as organized by the presenters.  Hope you can make it!

Sincerely,

James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Director of OBRL

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Another reminder on our summer Conference and Seminars.  If you have not yet registered, please do so as soon as possible.


Conference on New Research in Orgonomy
Weekend of 6-7 August 2005
With numerous professional speakers on various subjects, as described here:
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm  or
http://www.orgonomyconference.org

Topics and Speakers (List as of May 2005):

* Richard Blasband: Consciousness and Orgonomic Theory

* James DeMeo: A 5-Year Desert Greening Project in Eritrea, Africa, and New Observations on Spontaneous Heat Production Inside the Reich Orgone Energy Accumulator

* Tom DiFerdinando: An Orgonomically-Based Therapy for Hands-On Treatment of Pain and Injury, and Pod or Pseudopod: The Amoeba Function in Man and Its Implications for Reich's Concept of Psychosomatic Identity and Antithesis

* Joseph Heckman: Plant Growth Response to Orgone Accumulators

* Peter Jones: Bastian's Plastide Particles and the Bions

* Roberto Maglione:  Orgone accumulator field experiments with Corn Seed, and a presentation on the author's new book Wilhelm Reich and the Modification of Climate

* Dave Marett: Orgonotic Pulsation: Experimental results using the Orgone Field Meter and VACOR tubes, with a demonstration of the new Life Energy Field Meter "Whole Body Scanner".


OBRL Greensprings Seminars
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
The specific seminars are:
* Orgone Physics and the Cosmological Ether-Drift
        Weekend of 30-31 July 2005
* Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test
        Weekend of 13-14 August 2005
* Independent Study Program
        Each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
        From August 1st to 18th, 2005


PLEASE REGISTER ON-LINE, BY MAILS OR BY TELEPHONE, AND MAKE YOUR OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE, AS OUR EVENTS TEND TO FILL UP QUICKLY, AND SPACE IS LIMITED!

Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory, Inc.
A Non-Profit Science Research and Educational Foundation, Since 1978
Greensprings Center,
PO Box 1148
Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
Phone/Fax: (541) 552-0118
E-mail to: info@...


#25 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Sat Jun 18, 2005 6:22 am
Subject: OBRL Quarterly #9, June 2005
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This is the infrequent ~Quarterly version of the OBRL-News-Bulletin,
from the Orgone Biophysical Research Lab (OBRL) in Ashland, Oregon, USA.

Please responsibly re-post and distribute to other interested persons, groups and websites.


Topical notices below:

1. Letter on the Orgone Accumulator

2. REGISTRATION REMINDER:
        Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, 2005

3. REGISTRATION REMINDER: Greensprings Summer Seminars 2005:
        Orgone Physics, Bions & Reich Blood Test, Independent Study...

4. Recent Presentations and Publications by James DeMeo

5. Forthcoming Lectures/Seminars in Europe

6. Our Summer Funding "Wish List"
        * Reprinting of "Saharasia"
        * Seeking Computer Donations
        * Funds for an Outdoor Lecture Amphitheater.



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1. Letter on the Orgone Accumulator

The following letter was recently sent to the discussion group of the Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE), and may be of interest to our readers.

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Dear ------,

Regarding your points and questions on the orgone accumulator:
You don't have to be a qi-gong master to sense the energy inside the accumulator.  I would estimate 80% of ordinary people immediately feel the energy inside.  It is something similar to what one feels when walking in the middle of a large redwood forest, with the giant trees, on a dry sunny day. Most people can feel it, as a warm penetrating feeling which creates a soft glow at the skin surface. Physiologically, it stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system.

For my money, all the various life-energetic concepts speak to the same central phenomenon, and I don't consider that qi, prana, animal magnetism, electrodynamic fields, bio-plasma, orgone energy and even the ether of space are disseparate phenomena.  By Ocam's Razor, it strikes me that one should seek the simplest explanation, which would arguably demand firstly to consider they are all the same thing, though not without variations in certain aspects. As with a hundred blind scientists describing an elephant which they are each touching on a different part.  In fact, there appears to be two aspects involved here -- one being energy charge, the other being informative or qualitative aspects where by complex message content is transferred, as with homeopathic formulations.  Healers appear to use both, a transference of energy-charge but also something far more specific in informative content.  Intuitively, I anticipate an REG would show additionally anomalous activity within a strong orgone accumulator, as would various psi experiments across the board, but these issues need to be experimentally tested.

If we can detect neutrinos, then science should eventually be able to detect and measure all the aspects of psi phenomenon, which by definition would then transform the "non-physical" into "physical" phenomena.

Regarding the thermal anomaly in the orgone accumulator, the difficulties in that experiment are clear enough.  I have a new set-up in my lab which uses empirically-balanced controls, and a slow rotating mechanism to overcome slight environmental differences, recording data every minute over many months.  Last summer the differential was upwards of a half-degree C, with a diurnal pulsation and very little or no negative differential readings as one would anticipate from purely thermal lag alone (which would yield equal amounts of both positive and negative readings over the course of the day).  A purely thermodynamic effect would yield a net average temperature of around zero, while an orgone accumulator effect would also be zero on rainy days, but would show a clear positive thermal heating on the sunny days.  And this is what I observe with my set up, which is run under heavily shaded conditions, one of the apparatus located inside the lab building, under a stairway and with heavy celotex panels all around. All external convective, conductive and radiative heating sources are thereby equalized. This winter and very wet spring and summer in Oregon has yielded only the most minor of results, so I await the dry summer period when readings should go nearly uniformly positive, with anticipation.  There's a photo of last summer's preliminary result, during a sunny, highly-energized period, here:
http://www.orgonelab.org/graphics/thermal.jpg
Your point about replicating the electroscopical discharge experiments inside both accumulator and control enclosures is a good one, and I can't offhand recall anyone doing the experiment in such a manner.  I will try it sometime.
But I cannot agree this is related to background radiation shielding from the accumulator walls.  While some diminution of background counts have been observed within an accumulator, at other times background counts may actually be higher, suggesting some intimate relation between the continuua of orgone (call it ether if you wish) and radiation counts.  This should -- if we assume small air ions which discharge an electroscope are created by radioactive particles -- cause an electroscope to more rapidly discharge inside an orgone accumulator, but the reverse is actually the case.  The discharge is generally slowed -- except again during rainy days, when the discharge rate becomes closer to the external discharge rate. Reich originally noted many anomalous effects of the accumulator on standard GM counters, both decreases (going completely "dead") and racing of counts to anomalously high levels.  This has also been replicated here, but with a Ludlum neutron counter which normally yields only one CPM background.  After soaking in a very strong accumulator for over a year, on strong orgone days (crisp and clear, not rainy) it will occasionally yield upwards of 25,000 CPM, which approximates a neutron count one might observe in the core of a nuclear reactor.  The anomaly is not predictable, however, but we did get one video sequence of it happening with multiple witnesses, during a summer course in 2003.  Before the experiment was run the meter was sent to Ludum for full recalibration and check-up.  I mention this, as Reich's discovery on these connected electrostatic and radiometric phenomena has implications for the larger field of radiation biophysics.  His work also went in the direction of exploring high-vacuum effects, suggesting orgone is also the conceptual equal to "zero point" fluctuations in vacuua.  Again, the suggestion is, of a common unitary phenomena with variant anomalous expressions where the concentration of orgone is sufficient.

Regarding my seed-sprouting experiments, these were not blinded, correct, but usually carried out by my student assistants with supervision.  I've done this particular experiment every summer for many years, so the data base is today even larger than what was presented at SSE, always with nearly identical very positive results. Given the conditions I have established in my lab, the effect is replicable systematically.  But the issue of blinding this kind of experiment cannot stand as a serious objection, unless one wants to claim untouched seeds respond to care-taker influences, as do experimental mice, which today are regularly "control-handled" in the best experiments.  In this sense, the control and orgone-charged batches of sprouting seeds are treated identically, with no "handling" at all, except the daily removal of the large glass evaporation dishes from the accumulator and control enclosures (both light and temperature were controlled) when fresh water is added. Over the approximate 10 days of each experimental run, that is the only function of the experimenter, to add water to prevent drying out, and generally to observe and take note of their conditions. Perhaps the watering step could be automated.  The published version of that same paper is now available, in "Heretic's Notebook: Pulse of the Planet #5", available from Amazon.com, or here:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xpulse.htm
I've heard intentional-effects raised as an objection to orgone-accumulator effects previously, but my response is, can anyone show a seed-sprouting response to intentional effects approaching the magnitude of a 40% increase in growth?  I don't know of experiments applying "conscious intention" on plants yielding even half or a quarter of this result -- if you do, please inform me about it -- and so the burden of proof is for advocates of intentional-effects to come up with independent experiments showing that such a thing is possible.  We tried a few controlled experimental runs without the accumulator, substituting experimental sessions of "growth intention" by our students, and myself and others, "treating" the seedling batches with "increased-growth-intention" alone for half-hour sessions daily, and this was done with the experimenter sitting right next to the box, with their hands very close to the dishes of seeds inside the box.  Several of those experiments were blinded from the experimenter as well.  But no observable differences developed between treated and control groups.

The various cancer mice and wound-healing experiments with the orgone accumulator are mostly in the Journal of Orgonomy, and while not uniform in their results, overall show a clear positive influence, to either slow tumor growth or even eliminate tumors, and overall extend the life of the orgone-treated group of mice.  Regarding treatment of humans, clinical reports on the orgone accumulator are as astonishing and perhaps even more replicable, as anything from the literature of psi-healers or spontaneous remission studies, to include dramatic healing of severe burns and wounds, pain-relief, tumor disintegrations, speeding of bone fracture knitting, and so forth. The effect appears as a general stimulus to the overall immune system, and microscopical observation of red blood corpuscles under brightfield, of patients undergoing orgone accumulator therapy, shows clear morphological changes towards healthier cell configurations, including increases in electrostatic charge of cells (zeta potential) which typically accompanies a slowed sedimentation rate, which is biologically significant in the positive sense.  While most of the work on these questions is in the nature of clinical reports, there are several excellent papers on larger study groups, including two double-blind controlled experiments on basic effects of the orgone accumulator upon human physiology, both with very positive results fully in keeping with Reich's original descriptions.  One was undertaken by Muschenich & Gebauer at the University of Marburg in Germany, the other by Hebenstreit at the University of Vienna.  They are fully cited here:
http://www.orgonelab.org/bibliogDISS.htm
It is also interesting, "Orgone Accumulator Therapy" is in open use by physicians in Germany, and has a legal standing similar to homeopathic medicine and acupuncture.  The German government actually proposed these same three forms of "energetic medicine" for harmonization within the EU, so the situation there is dramatically different than in the USA, where organized medicine, CSICOP and the pharmacy industry have worked hard to destroy natural healing methods, leading to a dramatic health crisis in our nation.
Times have changed, as you suggest, and perhaps the medically-inclined researchers in the USA will also take up this issue on human treatments with the orgone accumulator.

Kind regards,
James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Orgone Biophysical Research Lab
Greensprings Center
Ashland, Oregon, USA


2. REGISTRATION REMINDER: Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, 6-7 August 2005 
Once again, a reminder: OBRL will be hosting a two day "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy", on 6-7 August 2005, at the OBRL Greensprings Center near Ashland, Oregon. The Conference will focus upon new research findings in the field of social and orgone-biophysical orgonomy and life-energy research.  Presentations will include lectures with slides and demonstrations.  The event will be open to the general public for attendance. This is NOT a re-cap discussion on "Life of Reich" or on "basic orgonomy", but rather a meeting of scientists and researchers in the field of orgonomy, presenting their original findings to their peers and the interested public.  If you've wanted to know what working scientists think of Reich's discoveries, and how they have been applied in recent years, this is where you want to be.  A preliminary list of speakers and presentations, as well as other pertinent information is given at the Conference webpage.  If you plan to attend, please register as soon as possible, either on-line, by email, telephone or postal mail using the downloadable forms given at the webpage:
http://www.orgonomyconference.org  or
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm


3. REGISTRATION REMINDER: Greensprings Summer Seminars, July-August 2005.  In addition to the above Conference, OBRL will host two additional weekend workshops (immediately before and after the Conference) plus the on-going Independent Study program, as follows:
* 30-31 July 2005: Orgone Physics and the Cosmological "Ether Drift"
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
* 6-7 August 2005:  Conference on New Research in Orgonomy
http://www.orgonelab.org/Conference2005.htm
* 13-14 August 2005: Microscopy Workshop: Bions, Biogenesis and the Reich Blood Test
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
* 26-27-28 July, 2-3-4 August, 9-10-11 August 2005: Independent Study Program
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm


4. Recent Presentations and Publications by James DeMeo
*  Publication:  James DeMeo "A Dynamic and Substantive Cosmological Ether"
(Composed with discussion and in the context of Wilhelm Reich's discoveries)
in Cynthia Whitney (Ed.), Proceedings of the Natural Philosophy Alliance
Vol.1, No.1, Spring 2004, pages 15-20.
From a Conference in Denver Colorado held under the auspices of the AAAS.
*  Presentation: James DeMeo "Peaceful Versus Warlike Societies in Pre-Columbian America and
Elsewhere: What Does Archaeology and Anthropology Tell Us?"
American Association for the Advancement of Science, 86th Annual Meeting, Pacific Division
Southern Oregon University, Ashland, Oregon, June 2005.


5.  Forthcoming Lectures/Seminars in Europe, Nov. 2005
More details will be given in the #10 OBRL-Quarterly. If you are interested, let us know and we can add your name to a special notifications list.
* In Berlin, Germany, lecture and one-day seminar.
* In Thessaloniki, Greece, lecture and seminar.


6.  Our Summer Funding "Wish List"
Please review and respond if you are able.
* Reprinting of "Saharasia"  The first edition of Saharasia is nearly sold out of the printing run of 2000 copies.  This is an important milestone, and proceeds from the book were donated by Dr. DeMeo to the OBRL, to help fund ongoing research and other OBRL needs.  Our problem is, reprinting of this large book will cost around $10,000 and we simply do not have that amount available.  The first printing of Saharasia was funded by a donor who understood the importance of the Saharasian discovery, and so we are hoping another interested donor might step forward, who also would appreciate the critical importance of keeping this unique book available and in-print. It stands as the most important validation study of Wilhelm Reich's theories on human behavior, set into a global cross-cultural anthropological and historical-archaeological context.  If you are interested to help out on this particular project, please contact Dr. DeMeo.
* Seeking Computer Donations  We are continuing with our data recording on the To-T experiment, using data recorders hooked to lap-top portable computers, and other experiments are underway or planned which require similar set-ups.  As a cost-saving measure, we routinely use computers which are several years old, not "top of the line", but certainly very good for our purposes. They are put into operation around-the-clock, and so
there is more wear and tear on our systems than usual.  Spare parts are also in demand, so even malfunctioning computers can be useful to us. Currently in use at OBRL are Macintosh G3 and G4 computers, laptop portables, but we also could use Windows-type PC Laptops, or possibly desktop systems either Mac or Windows.  If you have any such computers which you've been considering to give away or discard, we would be interested to obtain them as a donation, for which you would get a letter from OBRL which can be used for a tax-deduction.  Primarily we seek the following Macintosh Laptop Portables:
        G3 Lombard or Pismo, Working or Malfunctioning (for parts)
        G4 Any system, working or malfunctioning (for parts)
        Mac G3 or G4 desktop systems? (possibly?)
Give this some consideration and let us know what you've got.  We can then let you know if this would be workable for our needs.
* Funds for an Outdoor Lecture Amphitheater  Our guest presentations often take place under the trees, but we wish to upgrade the site to allow for better seating, a lecture "blackboard", projector screen and audio-visual equipment.  An estimate of the full project would be around $10,000 but any portion of this will allow parts of the amphitheater to be constructed.
*  General Funding/Donation Appeal OBRL continues to suffer from financial difficulties. There always is a pressing need for new laboratory apparatus, and the small reservoir which was used to help finance our Summer seminars over eight years is now depleted. If you are in a position to donate to OBRL, please do so at this webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/donation.htm
For more details, please review our most recent Funding Letter:
http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm


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Orgone Biophysical Research Lab
Greensprings Center
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
e-mail:   demeo (at) orgonelab.org
http://www.orgonelab.org


#26 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Sun Jul 3, 2005 12:21 am
Subject: Poisoning the Orgonomic Wellspring: Carlinsky and CSICOP
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This was important enough, I felt to send it outside of the usual
"Quarterly" format. J.D.

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Poisoning the Orgonomic Wellspring: Carlinsky and CSICOP

New Article posted to the OBRL website:

Open Letter on Joel Carlinsky and the
Organized "Skeptics" War Against American Orgonomy

by James DeMeo, Ph.D.
http://www.orgonelab.org/carlinskyletter.htm

  From the "Introduction":

The following Open Letter was prepared in response to a series of
hostile attacks made against my person and work by Mr. Joel
Carlinsky. While Carlinsky began his war-campaign against American
orgonomy and myself in the 1970s, this Open Letter was prepared in
response to new materials written by him which appeared and spread
widely on the global internet since around mid-2004. In these attacks
I have been accused of all sorts of things, most notably of creating
widespread destruction in my 30-years of work investigating and
applying the Reich cloudbuster to world regions of drought.

While I have over many years chosen to ignore the bulk of these
accusations, as noted below I have previously written two rebuttal
articles in response to articles Carlinsky published in print media
-- and which also appeared on internet. However, the newer attacks
were assisted by several individuals with prominent internet websites
and e-groups, suggesting the facts about Carlinsky's history are too
diffusely scattered for some people to know about them. Consequently,
I undertook the larger task of organizing and exposing the following
essential details in the form of an "Open Letter", to make the
pertinent details more widely known.

Knowing how Carlinsky has so terribly attacked everyone in American
orgonomy over nearly 30 years, how he works hand-in-glove with the
organized "skeptic" groups -- including with persons such as Martin
Gardner who were personally involved in destroying Dr. Wilhelm Reich
and the burning of his books -- it strikes me that too many people
either do not know the facts about his history, or they are
themselves secretly on the side of the organized "skeptics" and want
to see orgonomy destroyed and Reich's name and research legacy buried
forever. Taken together with all the past abuses, the new Carlinsky
webpages and email postings paint a false and malicious picture of me
and others in American orgonomy, as well as a too-positive
misportrayal of Carlinsky and his supporters. A need exists for
factual clarification.

Read it all...
http://www.orgonelab.org/carlinskyletter.htm

#27 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Thu Aug 25, 2005 5:43 am
Subject: Conference 2005 Abstracts Available On-Line
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Dear Subscribers,

The Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, held at the OBRL
Greensprings Center in Ashland, Oregon on August 6-7, was a wonderful
event, and a big thanks goes out to all the speakers and the
approximately 30 persons who attended and participated.  Most all of
the presentations were made in the new outdoor ampitheatre, under the
trees, in a beautiful and relaxing natural environment.  A microscopy
demonstration, and another video presentation and apparatus
demonstration (on vacor tubes and the new Life Energy Meter/Scanner)
were made inside the main laboratory building.

A small booklet, with the Schedule and Abstracts of all
presentations, was distributed to those in attendance, and this has
since been uploaded to the OBRL website.  It is now available without
charge to the general public as a downloadable pdf, which can be
opened via Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat.  It can be obtained from
this link:

http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2005.pdf

It is a large file, over 2.5 MB, so plan accordingly.  A special
Proceedings volume of all the presented papers is in the planning,
for publication early next year. The next OBRL Quarterly Newsletter
will go out in early September, with additional information.

If you missed this Summer's events, consider to plan ahead for next
year, around the same time.

Best wishes,

James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Director of OBRL

#28 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Tue Oct 4, 2005 5:47 am
Subject: OBRL Quarterly #10, October 2005
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OBRL-News/Quarterly Version
OBRL Quarterly #10, October 2005

This is the infrequent, Quarterly version of the OBRL-News-Bulletin,
from the Orgone Biophysical Research Lab (OBRL) in Ashland, Oregon, USA.

Please responsibly re-post and distribute to other interested persons, groups and websites.


Topical notices below:


1. Recent "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy" a Success

2. New Articles Available on the OBRL Website:
        * 2005 Conference Abstracts
        * Experimental Comparison of the Reich Orgone Energy Blanket with the Russian Scenar Energy Blanket,
        * Poisoning the Orgonomic Wellspring

3. Forthcoming Lectures/Seminars in Europe, Nov. 2005
        * Thessaloniki Greece: Nov.4th - 6th.
        * Berlin, Germany: Nov. 9th Evening Lecture.
        * Berlin, Germany: Nov. 12th and 13th Seminars.

4. Research Underway

5. New Books and Products at the OBRL On-Line Bookstore

6. Our Funding Needs: Can You Assist?
        * Reprinting of "Saharasia"
        * Seeking Computer Donations
        * Funds for an Outdoor Lecture Amphitheater.




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1. Recent "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy" a Success
The Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, held at the OBRL Greensprings Center in Ashland, Oregon on August 6-7, was a wonderful event, and a big thanks goes out to all the speakers and the approximately 30 persons who attended and participated.  Most all of the presentations were made at the new outdoor amphitheatre, under the trees, in a beautiful and relaxing natural environment. Wild deer came and grazed a few meters away from the presenter's platform, listening attentively.  A microscopy demonstration, and another video presentation and apparatus demonstration (on vacor tubes and the new Life Energy Meter/Scanner) were made inside the main laboratory building.  All in all, a very successful event, marked by serious discussions all around.  As this was a scientific conference, with new research being presented, it remained exciting for both newcomers and for those with a long-time familiarity with Reich and orgonomy.

A big thank-you goes out to all the speakers, several of whom travelled to Oregon from very distant regions.  Roberto Maglione came from Italy, Peter Jones from the United Kingdom, Dave Marett from Canada, and others from the East Coast and other parts of the USA.  A similar international mix was reflected in those who attended the conference, coming from Europe, Canada and all across the USA.

A Conference booklet was prepared for all who attended, with the schedule and abstracts of presented papers.  This is now available on-line at the OBRL website, as a downloadable PDF document, without charge.  See point #2 below for the website url.  We hope to make the full papers available in a special issue of Pulse of the Planet, by next year. This Conference may be repeated in summer of next year, 2006.

2. New Articles Available on the OBRL Website:
* 2005 Conference Abstracts - as noted above, the booklet of Abstracts from the recent Conference on New Research in Orgonomy is available as a downloadable pdf, here:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2005.pdf
* Experimental Comparison of the Reich Orgone Energy Blanket with the Russian Scenar Energy Blanket, Preliminary Report, September 2005, By James DeMeo, Ph.D.
        http://www.orgonelab.org/energyblankets.htm
* Poisoning the Orgonomic Wellspring: Carlinsky and CSICOP - Open Letter on the Organized "Skeptics" War Against American Orgonomy, by James DeMeo, Ph.D.
        http://www.orgonelab.org/carlinskyletter.htm


3. Forthcoming Lectures/Seminars in Europe, November 2005
More info on Dr. DeMeo's forthcoming lectures and seminars in Europe this November.
* Thessaloniki Greece: Nov.4th - 6th.
        Friday Nov.4th Dr. Jorgos Kavouras will make an evening lecture "Healing with Orgone-Energy. An overview of Medical Orgonomy" followed by a Saturday (morning) seminar: "Medical Orgonomy in daily use."
        Saturday Nov.5th, Dr. James DeMeo will make an evening lecture "Orgonomic Research at the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory". A one-day seminar presentation will occur on Nov.6th, broken into morning and evening topics: A) "Update on Saharasia: New Archaeological Findings on an Ancient Period of Peace, and Implications for the Modern World"  B) "Saharasian Desert Expansion: Influences upon the Modern World Climate, including Global Warming and El Nino".  Dr. DeMeo's presentations will be in English, with Greek translation provided.
        All events are open to the public, with a fee charged for admission.  For more information on location and times, contact Thanassis Mandafounis at: thanmand(at)otenet.gr, or see the website below for updated information.
* Berlin, Germany: Nov. 9th Evening Lecture.
        On Wednesday Nov. 9th, Dr. DeMeo will give a lecture on "Die Reich-Forschungen des Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory" ("The Reich Research at the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory") in English with German translation provided.  Held at the Fachhochschule fuer Wirtschaft, Badenschestr. 50, Berlin. Look for posters in the lobby identifying the room number. The lecture is open to the public without charge.
* Berlin, Germany: Nov. 12th - 13th Seminars.
        These events are currently being organized, and are uncertain as to time and location. A fee will be charged. If any OBRL-Quarterly readers in Berlin have suggestions as to an available conference room, please contact Dr. DeMeo. See the website below for updated location and contact information.
        Saturday Nov. 12th:  "Naturwissenschaftliche Erforschung der Lebensenergie (Wilhelm Reich und andere)" ("Natural Scientific Discovery-Research with the Life Energy, from Wilhelm Reich and Others") in English with German translation.
        Sunday Nov. 13th: "Saharasian Desert Expansion: Influences upon the Modern World Climate, including Global Warming and El Nino" in English with German Translation.
* For Updated Information on all Lectures and Seminars, review this website:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/lectures.htm
        If you are interested in these events, and want updated information emailed to you directly, send a short note to Dr. DeMeo at: demeo(at)orgonelab.org requesting future notifications.  A special note will also be sent out in late October, for those who are on our regular notifications lists at Yahoo groups.


4. Research Underway
Current research at OBRL includes continued work on around-the-clock automated To-T measurements, for the thermal anomaly in the orgone energy accumulator.  This work has proceeded over the last several years, which not only confirmed the anomaly but led to a better understanding of the classical thermodynamic properties of the overall experiment.  At present, measurements have moved into an underground chamber, for shielding of background infra-red radiation, which had shown the ability to create warming effects inside control enclosures.  The preliminary results are positive, showing a near-constant +0.1 to +0.25 deg. C. To-T, with a slight pendulation correlated to weather.  The thermal anomaly continues to oppose classical thermodynamic expectations, and efforts continue to focus upon controlling for known physical explanations, to make the experiment as "bullet-proof" as possible.


5. New Books and Products at the OBRL On-Line Bookstore
If you haven't taken a look at our on-line bookstore catalog, maintained by Natural Energy Works, please do so:
http://www.naturalenergyworks.net
Our offerings include many new books and DVDs, all on solid non-mainstream scientific subjects, as well as the continual offering of works by Wilhelm Reich, James DeMeo, and others in the field of orgonomy.  Many new meters and measuring devices, including the new Experimental Life-Energy Meter (a solid-state version of Reich's original orgone energy field meter), a pocket microwave/EMF alarm, simple astronomy tools such as the Solarscope and Planetica (sorry, you have to review the website to find out what they are) and a line of beautiful 100% wool blankets in Native American and Scandinavian-Viking designs, for making really fantastic orgone blankets, and much more.  Purchase your items from our web-store and help keep our work moving forward.


6.  Our Funding Needs: Can You Assist?
Please review and respond as best as you are able.
* Reprinting of "Saharasia"  The first edition of Saharasia is nearly sold out of the printing run of 2000 copies.  This is an important milestone, and proceeds from the book were donated by Dr. DeMeo to the OBRL, to help fund ongoing research and other OBRL needs.  Our problem is, reprinting of this large book will cost around $10,000 and we simply do not have that amount available.  The first printing of Saharasia was funded by a donor who understood the importance of the Saharasian discovery, and so we are hoping another interested donor might step forward, who also would appreciate the critical importance of keeping this unique book available and in-print. It stands as the most important validation study of Wilhelm Reich's sex-economic theory of human behavior, and of his "Mass Psychology of Fascism" as set into a global cross-cultural anthropological and historical-archaeological context.  If you are interested to help out on this particular project, please contact Dr. DeMeo.
* Seeking Computer Donations  We are continuing with our data recording on the To-T experiment, using data recorders hooked to lap-top portable computers, and other experiments are underway or planned which require similar set-ups.  As a cost-saving measure, we routinely use computers which are several years old, not "top of the line", but certainly very good for our purposes. They are put into operation around-the-clock, and so there is more wear and tear on our systems than usual.  Spare parts are also in demand, so even malfunctioning computers can be useful to us. Currently in use at OBRL are Macintosh G3 and G4 computers, laptop portables, but we also could use Windows-type PC Laptops, or possibly desktop systems either Mac or Windows.  If you have any such computers which you've been considering to give away or discard, we would be interested to obtain them as a donation, for which you would get a letter from OBRL which can be used for a tax-deduction.  Primarily we seek the following Macintosh Laptop Portables:
        G3 Lombard or Pismo, Working or Malfunctioning (for parts)
        G4 Any laptop, working or malfunctioning (for parts)
        Mac G3 or G4 desktop systems
Give this some consideration and let us know what you've got.  We can then let you know if this would be workable for our needs.
* Outdoor Lecture Amphitheater  This year, OBRL spent scarce funds from savings for new chairs, a writing white-board and projection screen, with a very rough construction of an outdoor amphitheatre.  It worked magnificently, and so we have recently constructed a wood stage platform for future outdoor events.  However, we still require a better projector screen and audio-visual equipment.  A powerful computer-projector, allowing for power-point presentations, and suitable for outdoor work in the daytime (it needs to be around 5000 lumens) is still beyond our reach.
* Overseas Drought-Abatement Projects  This year, we have received requests for assistance from Portugal, which is suffering under a decades-long desertification process related to northward expansion of the Saharan Desert atmosphere. Nothing could be done to assist, unfortunately, given the absence of suitable funding.  We still seek an "angel" donor with sufficiently deep pockets to fund this and similar drought-abatement, desert-greening projects.
*  General Funding/Donation Appeal OBRL has historically "made due" and accomplished quite a lot with minimal funding.  Since we spend yearly donations on our equipment needs, or for specific projects being undertaken, and have no "endowment" or regular foundational sponsorship, future work is always dependant upon donors and sales of books. There always is a pressing need for new laboratory apparatus, and our reservoir of funds is basically depleted. If you are in a position to donate to OBRL, please do so at this webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/donation.htm
For more details, please review our most recent Funding Letter:
http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm
Or, review the new listing of books available from OBRL, as noted above, and at this webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xnew.htm

Finally, a big thanks and appreciation to all the people who have supported OBRL and James DeMeo's work over these many years.

++++++++++

Orgone Biophysical Research Lab
Greensprings Center
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
e-mail:   demeo(at)orgonelab.org
http://www.orgonelab.org

#29 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Sun Oct 30, 2005 3:49 am
Subject: Lecture Update - Greece and Germany
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Final Update.

Please send this notice to your friends and contacts who may be interested in attending.


Forthcoming Lectures by James DeMeo, Ph.D.
* Thessaloniki Greece: Nov.4th - 6th, 2005.

Friday Nov.4th Dr. Jorgos Kavouras will make an evening lecture (starting 18:00) "Healing with Orgone-Energy. An overview of Medical Orgonomy" followed by a Nov. 5th Saturday seminar (starting 10:30) "Medical Orgonomy in daily use." Macedonian Studies Company (Etaireia Makedonikon Spoudon), 4, Ethnikis Aminis Str.

Saturday Nov.5th, Dr. James DeMeo will make an evening lecture (starting 18:00) "Orgonomic Research at the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory". Macedonian Studies Company (Etaireia Makedonikon Spoudon), 4, Ethnikis Aminis Str.

Sunday Nov.6th, Dr. DeMeo will give a one-day seminar presentation, held at Building of the History of Thessaloniki - Billi's Palace (Ktirio Istorias Thessalonikis - Megaro Billi Ippodromiou Sq.), and broken into morning and evening topics:
Morning (Starting 10:30) "Update on Saharasia: New Archaeological Findings on an Ancient Period of Peace, and Implications for the Modern World"
Evening (Starting 18:00) "Saharasian Desert Expansion: Influences upon the Modern World Climate, including Global Warming and El Nino".

Monday Nov.7th (starting 13:00), Dr. DeMeo will give a one-hour lecture, with slides, on the subject of "Replication of Wilhelm Reich's Microbiological Findings, on the Bions and Biogenesis." Held at the Biology Department Building, 10th Floor, Aristotlian University of Thessaloniki. The photographic color slides to be shown were taken by Dr. DeMeo with the OBRL Letiz microscope, with images up to 5000 magnification, of actual experimental replications of several of Reich's key experiments as previously reported in DeMeo's article "Bion-Biogenesis Research and Seminars at OBRL: Progress Report" (Pulse of the Planet #5: 100-113), and which were also previously presented to the Second International Symposia on Pleomorphic Microbes in Health and Disease, held in Ashland, Oregon in 2000. For more information on this event, contact Antonis Tzambazakis: exangelus(at)ORGONOMY.zzn.com (copy this email address and substitute the "@" symbol)
For more information, contact Antonis Tzambazakis: exangelus(at)ORGONOMY.zzn.com (copy this email address and substitute the "@" symbol)

Dr. DeMeo's presentations will be in English, with Greek translation provided in most cases.

All events are open to the public, with a fee charged for admission. For more information, contact Thanassis Mandafounis at: Telephone: (+30)25410-73998 from Monday till Friday noon, (+30)2310-247684 from Friday evening till Sunday and (+30)6972-974354 mobile phone number for all days. Or by email to: thanmand(at)otenet.gr (copy this email address and substitute the "@" symbol).


* Berlin, Germany: Nov. 9th and 12th-13th, 2005.

Wednesday Nov. 9th: (18:00 - 21:15) Dr. DeMeo will give an evening lecture on "Die Reich-Forschungen des Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory" ("The Reich Research at the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory") in English with German translation provided. Held at the Fachhochschule fuer Wirtschaft, Badenschestr. 50, Berlin. Look for posters in the lobby identifying the room number. The lecture is open to the public without charge.

Dr. DeMeo will also give the following Seminars:

Saturday Nov. 12th: (10:00 - 18:00) "Naturwissenschaftliche Erforschung der Lebensenergie (Wilhelm Reich und andere)" ("Natural Scientific Discovery-Research with the Life Energy, from Wilhelm Reich and Others") in English, possibly with German translation (we depend upon volunteers for this).

Sunday Nov. 13th: (10:00 - 18:00) "Saharasian Desert Expansion: Influences upon the Modern World Climate, including Global Warming and El Nino" in English, possibly with German translation (we depend upon volunteers for this).

The Berlin seminars will take place at:
Studio am Schloss, Charlottenburger Ufer 9, Berlin-Charlottenburg, N·he U-Bahnhof Richard-Wagner-Platz. A fee will be charged of 50 euro per day, or 25 euro for students and low-income.


http://www.orgonelab.org/lectures.htm


The OBRL Greensprings Center and Natural Energy Works bookstore will basically close doors until around mid-November.  Telephone calls will be accepted at the Center by staff, however, but please use the contact numbers provided above for all matters related to these educational events.

#30 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Fri Dec 16, 2005 9:03 pm
Subject: Season's Greetings
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                Season's Greetings
Merry Christmas!
Happy Hannuka!
Happy New Year!


                        Wishing you every happiness this Holiday Season and prosperity in the New Year.

Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory
Greensprings Center
Natural Energy Works
Ashland, Oregon, USA

http://www.orgonelab.org

http://www.naturalenergyworks.net



#31 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Sun Dec 18, 2005 10:37 pm
Subject: PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL - Winter Funding Drive
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Winter Funding Drive
2005-2006

Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory (OBRL)
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
tel/fax: 541-552-0118
demeo@...

From: James DeMeo, Ph.D., Director of OBRL

Subject:  PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL

Dear Friend of Orgonomy, and of OBRL,

Twenty-eight years ago, I founded the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory (OBRL) as a means to support my research into Wilhelm Reich's orgone biophysical and sociological discoveries.  Since then, this work has relied upon the generosity of sympathetic donors and subscribers.

As participants at past OBRL Seminars, readers of our publications (Pulse of the Planet, Heretic's Notebook, Saharasia, Orgone Accumulator Handbook) and subscribers to the OBRL-News internet postings, you are familiar with my own research, as well as the OBRL circle of informal associates, including laboratory findings, desert-greening field work, and educational efforts aimed at maintaining clarity and furthering Reich's work.
Over many years, I have personally maintained an emphasis upon bringing my own research findings which support Reich, into mainstream university conferences and scientific scholarly society meetings, such as the AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science). Over the last five years, an especially focused effort has been made in this regard, resulting in many presentations of even the controversial orgone energy and cloudbusting work into mainstream scientific venues, with numerous invited articles as a consequence. This sustained effort has melted down at least some of the mainstream resistance to orgonomic research. An in-depth "OBRL Progress Report" from a few years ago appears in Pulse of the Planet #5, p.251-257:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xpulse.htm
A Report on one of our past year's Summer Seminars is also now posted to internet:
http://www.orgonelab.org/Summer2003.htm
And a Booklet of Abstracts is also available for the 2005 Summer Conference on New Research in Orgonomy.
http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2005.pdf

All of this important work, our seminars and publications, as well as the maintenance and development of OBRL offices and website, requires substantial resources.

Please Help OBRL To Continue With This Important Work.

We request that you, as a valued participant in our efforts, please consider sending a financial contribution.  Your donation will help us continue with this vitally important work and our  innovative services, which include the following:

* Laboratory Studies on the Orgone Energy. The current focus is upon the Orgone Accumulator Thermal Anomaly - readings of a nearly constant 0.3 deg C. with anomalous spikes of up to 5 full degrees C., have been recorded.
http://www.orgonelab.org/research.htm

* Historical and Analytical Research, on the subject of "Ether-Drift" research since the 1900s, including the work of Dayton Miller, and their relationship to the findings of Reich and others on cosmic orgone energy, and planetary/atmospheric dynamics.
http://www.orgonelab.org/miller.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/DynamicEther.pdf

* Field Research with the Reich Cloudbuster. Reich's atmospheric discoveries have been cautiously and productively applied to end severe droughts in the American Southwest, Namibia, Israel, and Eritrea.  This work is only possible with significant help from donors.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressRelease2.htm

* Archaeological and Historical Research on Saharasia, Peaceful Societies and the "Origins of Violence" question.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressRelease1.htm

*  The On-Line Bibliography on Orgonomy (1920 to the present) posted to the OBRL web site, available globally without charge.
http://www.orgonelab.org/bibliog.htm

*  Video/DVD Archives. An effort is now underway to preserve our considerable archives of videotaped lectures and documentation of field expeditions and laboratory work  onto digital DVD, for permanent archival and safekeeping.

*  Books and Publications, including our in-house journal Pulse of the Planet, continue to spread accurate and timely information supporting Reich's discoveries world-wide.  My new book Greening Deserts is also under organization, along with another issue of Pulse.   http://www.naturalenergyworks.net

*  Greensprings Conference & Seminars. Held every summer at the OBRL Greensprings Center near Ashland, Oregon, since 1996.   In Summer 2005, we made a special new offering, of a Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, with an international list of presenters.
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm
http://www.orgonomyconference.org

OBRL-News and OBRL-Quarterly, our free on-line internet newsletters, which circulate our general announcements, as well as many rare and lesser-known items of public interest. To get "plugged in" to our announcements, please subscribe using the links near the bottom of the OBRL homepage:  http://www.orgonelab.org

OBRL needs to meet its financial goals for this fiscal year, while planning ahead for the future. To continue with this important work, we need your support.

Please consider making a donation, by mail, check, or using your credit-card on-line. Donating on-line is a simple and secure method.

To donate right now visit:  http://www.orgonelab.org/donation

Donation checks can also be mailed to OBRL, to the letterhead address.  OBRL is a 501(c)3 status non-profit organization, and your donation is fully tax-deductible. To request more information, or to inquire about making a large gift or bequest, please call, e-mail, or write to us.

Thank you in advance for your support, and I hope you can make it to our summer events.
Sincerely,

James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Director

Special Notes: 

1. You can access this same fundraising letter with numerous photographs of the OBRL Center and topics of research, online at: http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm

2. Due to the high costs of printing and mailing, email is today our primary notification method.  If you have not done so already, and to get "plugged in" to our announcements, please subscribe to OBRL-News or the less-frequent OBRL-Quarterly using the links near the bottom of the OBRL homepage.  http://www.orgonelab.org


#32 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Tue Dec 27, 2005 1:37 am
Subject: OBRL Quarterly #11, January 2006
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OBRL Quarterly version
OBRL Quarterly #11, January 2006

This is the infrequent, Quarterly version of the OBRL-News-Bulletin,
from the Orgone Biophysical Research Lab (OBRL) in Ashland, Oregon, USA.

Please responsibly re-post and distribute to other interested persons, groups and websites.


Topical notices below:

1. OBRL Greensprings Seminars for Summer 2006.

2. "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy" Will Be Repeated in 2007.
        * 2005 Conference Abstracts available on-line.

3. Recent publications and lectures by James DeMeo, Director of OBRL.

4. Research Underway

5. New Books and Products at the OBRL On-Line Bookstore

6. OBRL Winter 2005-2006 Funding Drive


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1. OBRL Greensprings Seminars and Events for Summer 2006.
The OBRL Greensprings Seminars will take place as usual during Summer of 2006, according to the following preliminary determination:
        * Open House and Social Gathering, on July 28, just before our events get underway.
        * July 29-30: Seminar on Saharasia: Origins of Violence, Emotional Armoring and Patriarchy
        * August 5-6: The Orgone Energy Accumulator: Construction, Experimental Use, Orgone Physics
        * August 12-13: Seminar on Drought, Desert and Atmospheric Bio-Energetics
        * Guided Independent Study program
        * Friday Evening Lectures just before each Weekend Seminar
More details on all the above events can be found at the OBRL Seminar page:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/events


2. "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy" Will Be Repeated in 2007.
The Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, held at the OBRL Greensprings Center in Ashland, Oregon on August 6-7 of 2005, will be repeated in Summer 2007 at a date and location to be announced.  By consensus among the researchers, these events will take place approximately every two years.  In the meantime, the booklet of Abstracts for the 2005 Conference is still available for free download:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2005.pdf


3. Recent publications and lectures by James DeMeo, Director of OBRL:
Publications:
* "Experimental Comparison of the Reich Orgone Energy Blanket with the 'MediScen' Plastic-Foil Energy Blanket". Internet Posting Only: http://www.orgonelab.org/energyblanket.htm
* "Peaceful Versus Warlike Societies in Pre-Columbian America and Elsewhere: What Does Archaeology and Anthropology Tell Us?" Abstract in Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Pacific Division, 86th Annual Meeting, Southern Oregon University, Ashland, 12-15 June 2005, p.52. Full paper to appear shortly in: Unlearning the Language of Conquest, Scholars Expose Anti-Indianism in America, Four Arrows, Editor, Univ. Texas Press, 2006.  Pre-Publication announcement: http://www.utexas.edu/utpress/books/jacunl.html
Lectures:
* "Replication of Wilhelm Reich's Microbiological Findings, on the Bions and Biogenesis." Biology Department, Aristotlian University of Thessaloniki, Greece, 7 Nov. 2005.
* "Orgonomic Research at the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory", Fachhochschule fuer Wirtschaft, Berlin, Germany. Nov. 2005.
* "Update on Saharasia: New Archaeological Findings on an Ancient Period of Peace, and Implications for the Modern World", Thessaloniki, Greece, November 2005.
* "Saharasian Desert Expansion: Influences upon the Modern World Climate, including Global Warming and El Nino", Thessaloniki, Greece & Berlin, Germany, November 2005.
* "Seminar on Saharasia", HAGIA Akademie, Passau, Germany, 4 Nov. 2005.
* "A 5-Year Desert Greening Project in Eritrea, Africa", and "New Observations on Spontaneous Heat Production Inside the Reich Orgone Energy Accumulator", Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, Orgone Biophysical Research Lab, Ashland, Oregon, 6-7 Aug. 2005. Abstracts published here: http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2005.pdf
For a full listing since the 1970s, see:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/demeopubs.htm


4. Research Underway
Current research at OBRL includes continued work on around-the-clock automated To-T measurements, for the thermal anomaly in the orgone energy accumulator.  This work has proceeded over the last several years, which not only confirmed the anomaly but led to a better understanding of the classical thermodynamic properties of the overall experiment.  At present, measurements have moved into an underground chamber, for shielding of background infra-red radiation, which had shown the ability to create warming effects inside control enclosures.  The preliminary results are positive, showing a near-constant +0.3 deg. C. To-T in the underground chamber, with episodic peaking upwards of 5 (five!) full degrees.  The thermal anomaly continues to oppose classical thermodynamic expectations, and efforts continue upon controlling for known physical explanations, to make the experiment as "bullet-proof" as possible.  An "Update" talk on this experiment was given at the recent Summer 2005 Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, and the overall experiment will be demonstrated to students at the 2006 OBRL Summer Seminars.


5. New Books and Products at the OBRL On-Line Bookstore
If you haven't taken a look at our on-line bookstore catalog, maintained by Natural Energy Works, please do so:
        http://www.naturalenergyworks.net
Our offerings include many new books and DVDs, all on solid non-mainstream scientific subjects, as well as the continual offering of works by Wilhelm Reich, James DeMeo, and others in the field of orgonomy.  Many new meters and measuring devices, including the new Experimental Life-Energy Meter (a solid-state version of Reich's original orgone energy field meter), a pocket microwave/EMF alarm, simple astronomy tools such as the Solarscope and Planetica (sorry, you'll have to review the website to find out what they are) and a line of beautiful 100% wool blankets in Native American and Scandinavian-Viking designs, for making really fantastic orgone blankets, and much more.  Purchase your items from our web-store and help keep our work moving forward.


6.  OBRL Winter 2005-2006 Funding Drive.
Our fund-raising letter is attached at the bottom of this email Newsletter.  Please respond as best as you are able, and thank you in advance.  You can view the same fund-raising letter with color photos at this webpage:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm


Finally, a big thanks and appreciation to all the people who have supported OBRL and James DeMeo's work over these many years.


++++++++++


Winter Funding Drive
2005-2006

Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory (OBRL)
Greensprings Center
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
tel/fax: 541-552-0118
demeo(at)mind.net

From: James DeMeo, Ph.D., Director of OBRL

Subject:  PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL

Dear Friend of Orgonomy, and of OBRL,

Twenty-eight years ago, I founded the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory (OBRL) as a means to support my research into Wilhelm Reich's orgone biophysical and sociological discoveries.   Since then, OBRL has grown into a major center for orgonomic research and education, relying upon sales of our publications, and the generosity of sympathetic donors.

As participants at past OBRL Seminars, readers of our publications (Pulse of the Planet, Heretic's Notebook, Saharasia, Orgone Accumulator Handbook) and subscribers to the OBRL-News internet postings, you are familiar with my own research, as well as the OBRL circle of informal associates, including laboratory findings, desert-greening field work, and educational efforts aimed at maintaining clarity and furthering Reich's work.

Over many years, I have personally maintained an emphasis upon bringing my own research findings which support Reich, into mainstream university conferences and scientific scholarly society meetings, such as the AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science). Over the last five years, an especially focused effort has been made in this regard, resulting in many presentations of even the controversial orgone energy and cloudbusting work into mainstream scientific venues, with numerous invited articles as a consequence. This sustained effort has melted down at least some of the mainstream resistance to orgonomic research, and continued efforts are underway.

More details on my overall approach to this important work, and the role of OBRL within contemporary orgonomic research, our relationship to other research scientists in this field, can be obtained from the following summaries:
- An in-depth "OBRL Progress Report" from a few years ago appears in Pulse of the Planet #5, p.251-257, and all the back issues of Pulse provide excellent overviews:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xpulse.htm
- A Report on one of our past year's Summer Seminars is also now posted to internet:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/Summer2003.htm
- A Booklet of Abstracts is also available for the 2005 Summer Conference on New Research in Orgonomy:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2005.pdf
- And our Summer 2006 Greensprings Seminars are also set and detailed:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm

All of this important work, our seminars and publications, as well as the maintenance and development of OBRL offices and website, requires substantial resources, and our future work plans are as ambitious as anything accomplished in the past.

Please Help OBRL To Continue With This Important Work.

We request that you, as a valued participant in our efforts, please consider sending a financial contribution.  Your donation will help us continue with this vitally important work and our  innovative services, which include the following:

* Laboratory Studies on the Orgone Energy. The current focus is upon the Orgone Accumulator Thermal Anomaly - readings of a nearly constant 0.3 deg C. with anomalous spikes of up to 5 full degrees C., have been recorded.
http://www.orgonelab.org/research.htm

* Historical and Analytical Research, on the subject of "Ether-Drift" research since the 1900s, including the work of Dayton Miller, and their relationship to the findings of Reich and others on cosmic orgone energy, and planetary/atmospheric dynamics.
http://www.orgonelab.org/miller.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/DynamicEther.pdf

* Field Research with the Reich Cloudbuster. Reich's atmospheric discoveries have been cautiously and productively applied to end severe droughts in the American Southwest, Namibia, Israel, and Eritrea.  This work is only possible with significant help from donors.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressRelease2.htm

* Archaeological and Historical Research on Saharasia, Peaceful Societies and the "Origins of Violence" question.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressRelease1.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/update.htm

*  The On-Line Bibliography on Orgonomy (1920 to the present) posted to the OBRL web site, available globally without charge.
http://www.orgonelab.org/bibliog.htm

*  Video/DVD Archives. An effort is now underway to preserve our considerable archives of videotaped lectures and documentation of field expeditions and laboratory work  onto digital DVD, for permanent archival and safekeeping.

*  Books and Publications, including our in-house journal Pulse of the Planet, continue to spread accurate and timely information supporting Reich's discoveries world-wide.  My new book Greening Deserts is also under organization, along with a second edition of Saharasia, and another issue of Pulse.   http://www.naturalenergyworks.net

*  Greensprings Conference & Seminars. Held every summer at the OBRL Greensprings Center near Ashland, Oregon, since 1996.   In Summer 2005, we made a special new offering, of a Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, with an international list of presenters.
http://www.orgonomyconference.org
For Summer 2006, we have another exciting line-up of seminars:
- Seminar on Saharasia:  The Origins of Violence, Emotional Armoring and Patriarchy
- Seminar on The Orgone Energy Accumulator:  Construction, Experimental Use and Orgone Physics
- Seminar on Drought, Desert and Atmospheric Bio-Energetics
- Guided Independent Study Program in General Orgonomy.
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm

OBRL-News and OBRL-Quarterly, our free on-line internet newsletters, which circulate our general announcements, as well as many rare and lesser-known items of public interest. To get "plugged in" to our announcements, please subscribe using the links near the bottom of the OBRL homepage:  http://www.orgonelab.org

OBRL needs to meet its financial goals for this fiscal year, while planning ahead for the future. To continue with this important work, we need your support.

Please consider making a donation, by mail, check, or using your credit-card on-line. Donating on-line is a simple and secure method.

To donate right now visit:  http://www.orgonelab.org/donation

Donation checks can also be mailed to OBRL, to the letterhead address.  OBRL is a 501(c)3 status non-profit organization, and your donation is fully tax-deductible. To request more information, or to inquire about making a large gift or bequest, please call, e-mail, or write to us.

Thank you in advance for your support, and I hope you can make it to our summer events.
Sincerely,

James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Director

Special Notes: 

1. You can access this same fundraising letter with numerous photographs of the OBRL Center and topics of research, online at: http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm

2. Due to the high costs of printing and mailing, email is today our primary notification method.  If you have not done so already, and to get "plugged in" to our announcements, please subscribe to OBRL-News or the less-frequent OBRL-Quarterly using the links near the bottom of the OBRL homepage.  http://www.orgonelab.org

#33 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Sun Jan 29, 2006 7:04 am
Subject: Emergency Appeal for Donations Toward Saharasia Reprinting
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PREFACING NOTE:

Emergency Appeal for Donations Toward Saharasia Reprinting

The OBRL-Quarterly #11 Newsletter, reproduced below, is being sent out a second time, with an emergency appeal to those who have supported and benefited from orgonomy, and from my own work in particular over the years.

Just recently, the first edition printing of my book Saharasia has sold out, and a second-edition printing is now at the printer, to be available in around a month.  The new edition will have an added "Preface to the Revised Second Edition" as well as a new Appendix "Update on Saharasia", with some small changes here and there which adds to the overall documentation.  You can review the new Preface and Update Appendix here:
http://www.orgonelab.org/update.htm

The first edition of Saharasia was funded in large measure by generous donors who knew about my work, about the Saharasia discovery, and supported it.  Proceeds from the sale of Saharasia thereafter were donated by myself to OBRL - the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory - as a means to fund orgonomic research and educational work carried out by OBRL.  Proceeds from the sale of this second printing will also be donated to OBRL, but the costs are around $12,000, and will tax our available funds dramatically.  One donor has already provided $1000 towards this expense, and so we are looking for others who might similarly assist with this important 2nd edition.  Already, the first edition is being used as a university textbook and has stimulated many side articles and book chapters, bringing Wilhelm Reich's prior foundational work into open discussion within circles where previously it was either unknown or ill-considered. The independent cross-cultural and archaeological/historical support for Reich's findings as provided in my Saharasia, is exceptional.

I am therefore asking for outright donations to OBRL to help finance the second printing of Saharasia, as well as issuing a call for pre-publication sales of the second edition.  The price will increase from the current $34 to $39, but for those who pre-purchase, we will offer it at the original first-edition price of $34, plus shipping.

To donate to OBRL, please go to this website, and at the shopping cart page you can leave a comment "for publication of Saharasia" in the appropriate box during check-out.
http://www.orgonelab.org/donation

You can also review our larger Winter 2005-2006 Funding Letter near the bottom of this email, or at this webpage, with many interesting photographs:
http://www.orgonelab.org/funding

To pre-purchase Saharasia, please go to this webpage:
http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xdemeo.htm
Be sure to leave us a note in the comment-instructions saying "prepayment for second edition", as this is a special offer being made only to the subscribers of OBRL-News and OBRL-Quarterly.

We also offer quantity discounts for multiple-copy purchases of this book, for book resellers, or simply for those who want to give copies as gifts. Ask me for more information, if desired.

We expect to have copies of the book in-hand and ready to ship by late February.

Thanks again for your support,

Sincerely,

James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Director, OBRL


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OBRL Quarterly #11, January 2006

This is the infrequent, Quarterly version of the OBRL-News-Bulletin,
from the Orgone Biophysical Research Lab (OBRL) in Ashland, Oregon, USA.

Please responsibly re-post and distribute to other interested persons, groups and websites.


Topical notices below:

1. OBRL Greensprings Seminars for Summer 2006.

2. "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy" Will Be Repeated in 2007.
        * 2005 Conference Abstracts available on-line.

3. Recent publications and lectures by James DeMeo, Director of OBRL.

4. Research Underway

5. New Books and Products at the OBRL On-Line Bookstore

6. OBRL Winter 2005-2006 Funding Drive

7. Please Transfer to OBRL-Quarterly

8. If You Want Off our List...


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1. OBRL Greensprings Seminars and Events for Summer 2006.
The OBRL Greensprings Seminars will take place as usual during Summer of 2006, according to the following preliminary determination:
        * Open House and Social Gathering, on July 28, just before our events get underway.
        * July 29-30: Seminar on Saharasia: Origins of Violence, Emotional Armoring and Patriarchy
        * August 5-6: The Orgone Energy Accumulator: Construction, Experimental Use, Orgone Physics
        * August 12-13: Seminar on Drought, Desert and Atmospheric Bio-Energetics
        * Guided Independent Study program
        * Friday Evening Lectures just before each Weekend Seminar
More details on all the above events can be found at the OBRL Seminar page:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/events


2. "Conference on New Research in Orgonomy" Will Be Repeated in 2007.
The Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, held at the OBRL Greensprings Center in Ashland, Oregon on August 6-7 of 2005, will be repeated in Summer 2007 at a date and location to be announced.  By consensus among the researchers, these events will take place approximately every two years.  In the meantime, the booklet of Abstracts for the 2005 Conference is still available for free download:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2005.pdf


3. Recent publications and lectures by James DeMeo, Director of OBRL:
Publications:
* "Experimental Comparison of the Reich Orgone Energy Blanket with the 'MediScen' Plastic-Foil Energy Blanket". Internet Posting Only: http://www.orgonelab.org/energyblanket.htm
* "Peaceful Versus Warlike Societies in Pre-Columbian America and Elsewhere: What Does Archaeology and Anthropology Tell Us?" Abstract in Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Pacific Division, 86th Annual Meeting, Southern Oregon University, Ashland, 12-15 June 2005, p.52. Full paper to appear shortly in: Unlearning the Language of Conquest, Scholars Expose Anti-Indianism in America, Four Arrows, Editor, Univ. Texas Press, 2006.  Pre-Publication announcement: http://www.utexas.edu/utpress/books/jacunl.html
Lectures:
* "Replication of Wilhelm Reich's Microbiological Findings, on the Bions and Biogenesis." Biology Department, Aristotlian University of Thessaloniki, Greece, 7 Nov. 2005.
* "Orgonomic Research at the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory", Fachhochschule fuer Wirtschaft, Berlin, Germany. Nov. 2005.
* "Update on Saharasia: New Archaeological Findings on an Ancient Period of Peace, and Implications for the Modern World", Thessaloniki, Greece, November 2005.
* "Saharasian Desert Expansion: Influences upon the Modern World Climate, including Global Warming and El Nino", Thessaloniki, Greece & Berlin, Germany, November 2005.
* "Seminar on Saharasia", HAGIA Akademie, Passau, Germany, 4 Nov. 2005.
* "A 5-Year Desert Greening Project in Eritrea, Africa", and "New Observations on Spontaneous Heat Production Inside the Reich Orgone Energy Accumulator", Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, Orgone Biophysical Research Lab, Ashland, Oregon, 6-7 Aug. 2005. Abstracts published here: http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2005.pdf
For a full listing since the 1970s, see:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/demeopubs.htm


4. Research Underway
Current research at OBRL includes continued work on around-the-clock automated To-T measurements, for the thermal anomaly in the orgone energy accumulator.  This work has proceeded over the last several years, which not only confirmed the anomaly but led to a better understanding of the classical thermodynamic properties of the overall experiment.  At present, measurements have moved into an underground chamber, for shielding of background infra-red radiation, which had shown the ability to create warming effects inside control enclosures.  The preliminary results are positive, showing a near-constant +0.3 deg. C. To-T in the underground chamber, with episodic peaking upwards of 5 (five!) full degrees.  The thermal anomaly continues to oppose classical thermodynamic expectations, and efforts continue upon controlling for known physical explanations, to make the experiment as "bullet-proof" as possible.  An "Update" talk on this experiment was given at the recent Summer 2005 Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, and the overall experiment will be demonstrated to students at the 2006 OBRL Summer Seminars.


5. New Books and Products at the OBRL On-Line Bookstore
If you haven't taken a look at our on-line bookstore catalog, maintained by Natural Energy Works, please do so:
        http://www.naturalenergyworks.net
Our offerings include many new books and DVDs, all on solid non-mainstream scientific subjects, as well as the continual offering of works by Wilhelm Reich, James DeMeo, and others in the field of orgonomy.  Many new meters and measuring devices, including the new Experimental Life-Energy Meter (a solid-state version of Reich's original orgone energy field meter), a pocket microwave/EMF alarm, simple astronomy tools such as the Solarscope and Planetica (sorry, you'll have to review the website to find out what they are) and a line of beautiful 100% wool blankets in Native American and Scandinavian-Viking designs, for making really fantastic orgone blankets, and much more.  Purchase your items from our web-store and help keep our work moving forward.


6.  OBRL Winter 2005-2006 Funding Drive.
Our fund-raising letter is attached at the bottom of this email Newsletter.  Please respond as best as you are able, and thank you in advance. You can view the same fund-raising letter with color photos at this webpage:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm


7. Please Transfer to OBRL-Quarterly
If you received this email, then you are on our general private e-list which is gathered from correspondence and requests sent to our facility.  If you wish to continue getting OBRL-Quarterly, we ask that you transfer your email to our OBRL-Quarterly list at Yahoo Groups, which makes it a lot easier for us to send out these notices.  To do this, simply go to the OBRL homepage, scroll down to near the bottom, and enter your email into the proper box for OBRL-Quarterly at Yahoo Groups -- or simply reply back to this email asking to have your email address changed over, and we will do it for you.  We do not share our mailing lists with anyone.


8. If You Want Off our List...
If you got on our list by accident, our apologies -- just reply back to this email address with the command "Unsubscribe" in the subject or text area.  Our email address is a good one, and we immediately honor all such requests.


Finally, a big thanks and appreciation to all the people who have supported OBRL and James DeMeo's work over these many years.


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Winter Funding Drive
2005-2006

Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory (OBRL)
Greensprings Center
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
tel/fax: 541-552-0118
demeo(at)mind.net

From: James DeMeo, Ph.D., Director of OBRL

Subject:  PLEASE SUPPORT OBRL

Dear Friend of Orgonomy, and of OBRL,

Twenty-eight years ago, I founded the Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory (OBRL) as a means to support my research into Wilhelm Reich's orgone biophysical and sociological discoveries.   Since then, OBRL has grown into a major center for orgonomic research and education, relying upon sales of our publications, and the generosity of sympathetic donors.

As participants at past OBRL Seminars, readers of our publications (Pulse of the Planet, Heretic's Notebook, Saharasia, Orgone Accumulator Handbook) and subscribers to the OBRL-News internet postings, you are familiar with my own research, as well as the OBRL circle of informal associates, including laboratory findings, desert-greening field work, and educational efforts aimed at maintaining clarity and furthering Reich's work.
Over many years, I have personally maintained an emphasis upon bringing my own research findings which support Reich, into mainstream university conferences and scientific scholarly society meetings, such as the AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science). Over the last five years, an especially focused effort has been made in this regard, resulting in many presentations of even the controversial orgone energy and cloudbusting work into mainstream scientific venues, with numerous invited articles as a consequence. This sustained effort has melted down at least some of the mainstream resistance to orgonomic research, and continued efforts are underway.

More details on my overall approach to this important work, and the role of OBRL within contemporary orgonomic research, our relationship to other research scientists in this field, can be obtained from the following summaries:
- An in-depth "OBRL Progress Report" from a few years ago appears in Pulse of the Planet #5, p.251-257, and all the back issues of Pulse provide excellent overviews:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/cart/xpulse.htm
- A Report on one of our past year's Summer Seminars is also now posted to internet:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/Summer2003.htm
- A Booklet of Abstracts is also available for the 2005 Summer Conference on New Research in Orgonomy:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2005.pdf
- And our Summer 2006 Greensprings Seminars are also set and detailed:
        http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm

All of this important work, our seminars and publications, as well as the maintenance and development of OBRL offices and website, requires substantial resources, and our future work plans are as ambitious as anything accomplished in the past.

Please Help OBRL To Continue With This Important Work.

We request that you, as a valued participant in our efforts, please consider sending a financial contribution.  Your donation will help us continue with this vitally important work and our  innovative services, which include the following:

* Laboratory Studies on the Orgone Energy. The current focus is upon the Orgone Accumulator Thermal Anomaly - readings of a nearly constant 0.3 deg C. with anomalous spikes of up to 5 full degrees C., have been recorded.
http://www.orgonelab.org/research.htm

* Historical and Analytical Research, on the subject of "Ether-Drift" research since the 1900s, including the work of Dayton Miller, and their relationship to the findings of Reich and others on cosmic orgone energy, and planetary/atmospheric dynamics.
http://www.orgonelab.org/miller.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/DynamicEther.pdf

* Field Research with the Reich Cloudbuster. Reich's atmospheric discoveries have been cautiously and productively applied to end severe droughts in the American Southwest, Namibia, Israel, and Eritrea.  This work is only possible with significant help from donors.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressRelease2.htm

* Archaeological and Historical Research on Saharasia, Peaceful Societies and the "Origins of Violence" question.
http://www.orgonelab.org/PressRelease1.htm
http://www.orgonelab.org/update.htm

*  The On-Line Bibliography on Orgonomy (1920 to the present) posted to the OBRL web site, available globally without charge.
http://www.orgonelab.org/bibliog.htm

*  Video/DVD Archives. An effort is now underway to preserve our considerable archives of videotaped lectures and documentation of field expeditions and laboratory work  onto digital DVD, for permanent archival and safekeeping.

*  Books and Publications, including our in-house journal Pulse of the Planet, continue to spread accurate and timely information supporting Reich's discoveries world-wide.  My new book Greening Deserts is also under organization, along with a second edition of Saharasia, and another issue of Pulse.   http://www.naturalenergyworks.net

*  Greensprings Conference & Seminars. Held every summer at the OBRL Greensprings Center near Ashland, Oregon, since 1996.   In Summer 2005, we made a special new offering, of a Conference on New Research in Orgonomy, with an international list of presenters.
http://www.orgonomyconference.org
For Summer 2006, we have another exciting line-up of seminars:
- Seminar on Saharasia:  The Origins of Violence, Emotional Armoring and Patriarchy
- Seminar on The Orgone Energy Accumulator:  Construction, Experimental Use and Orgone Physics
- Seminar on Drought, Desert and Atmospheric Bio-Energetics
- Guided Independent Study Program in General Orgonomy.
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm

OBRL-News and OBRL-Quarterly, our free on-line internet newsletters, which circulate our general announcements, as well as many rare and lesser-known items of public interest. To get "plugged in" to our announcements, please subscribe using the links near the bottom of the OBRL homepage:  http://www.orgonelab.org

OBRL needs to meet its financial goals for this fiscal year, while planning ahead for the future. To continue with this important work, we need your support.

Please consider making a donation, by mail, check, or using your credit-card on-line. Donating on-line is a simple and secure method.

To donate right now visit:  http://www.orgonelab.org/donation

Donation checks can also be mailed to OBRL, to the letterhead address.  OBRL is a 501(c)3 status non-profit organization, and your donation is fully tax-deductible. To request more information, or to inquire about making a large gift or bequest, please call, e-mail, or write to us.

Thank you in advance for your support, and I hope you can make it to our summer events.
Sincerely,

James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Director

Special Notes: 

1. You can access this same fundraising letter with numerous photographs of the OBRL Center and topics of research, online at: http://www.orgonelab.org/funding.htm

2. Due to the high costs of printing and mailing, email is today our primary notification method.  If you have not done so already, and to get "plugged in" to our announcements, please subscribe to OBRL-News or the less-frequent OBRL-Quarterly using the links near the bottom of the OBRL homepage.  http://www.orgonelab.org

#34 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Mon Feb 20, 2006 11:36 pm
Subject: Saharasia - 2nd Revised Edition + Letter
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Dear OBRL-News and OBRL-Quarterly Subscribers,

The Revised 2nd Edition Printing of Saharasia is now available.  It is basically the same book as the 1st edition, with the same size, format, and color cover, but contains several important additions:

* An added Preface to the Second Edition, which details a few small changes in the book, as well as a few of my own self-critical points on the 1st edition.

* A new Appendix, the article "Update on Saharasia: New Findings Since the First Printing".

Saharasia continues to stimulate interest within scholarly circles, and is a "must-read" item if you really want to know the social background behind the current global crisis.  An excellent book for students, parents, professionals, or anyone who has a genuine interest to find more compelling answers as to the "why" behind history and current events, beyond the headlines.

There is a price increase for the new 464-page softcover large-format edition, to $39.  However, we have decided to keep the price at the current $34, same as the first edition, for the near future.  Currently, we are the only ones to have the 2nd Edition, so ordering of Saharasia from other sources will only provide you with the first edition.  Go to this webpage to order:

http://www.naturalenergyworks.net
(see the Saharasia link in the upper-left column.)

I've also made a special "Saharasia Resource Page" at this weblink:
http://www.saharasia.org
At this site, you can find various book-reviews and summary articles, in other world languages as well.  I should point out, we are seeking volunteer translators for my major summary article (linked at the above website, or here:)
http://www.orgonelab.org/saharasia_en.htm
This article is currently available in English, German and Turkish.  If you are able and interested to make such a translation, which would then be openly posted to the OBRL website, please contact me directly.

Also, there will be a special Seminar on Saharasia offered at OBRL this summer:
* 29-30 July (Saturday-Sunday): Seminar on Saharasia:
The Origins of Violence, Emotional Armoring and Patriarchy
  For details, see here:
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm

This will be, in addition to an excellent line-up of seminars on orgone biophysical topics.  See that weblink for more information.

On a related note, below is a letter-to-the-editor of a major scientific magazine, in response to an article they published on the subject of social collapse of the Garamantian society in the core of the Sahara Desert, thousands of years ago.  This society and its collapse were briefly mentioned in Saharasia, along with hundreds of other similar societies which were devastated by the Saharasian climate-change.  The editors declined to publish my letter, so I make it public here.

Thanks for your interest and support over these many years.

James DeMeo, Ph.D.

Director of OBRL



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TO: American Scientist

RE: Ancient Lakes of the Sahara
http://www.americanscientist.org/IssueTOC/issue/801

Dear Editors,

It was with great pleasure I read the article by Kevin White and David Mattingly, "Ancient Lakes of the Sahara" (Jan-Feb.2006).  In the mid-1980s, I produced a dissertation at the University of Kansas which, as part of its study, compared the intensity of world desert regions and encompassed a review of climate-change evidence over what I identified and termed the "Saharasian Desert Belt". (Citation list below).  The shift from relatively moist to arid conditions which was recorded in the Sahara was generally reflected in climate-change records over a much larger territory, ranging across North Africa, the Middle East, and into Central Asia as well: "Saharasia".  Evidence is clear for previously moist conditions across nearly all of Saharasia prior to c.3000 BCE, with large lakes and year-round rivers, as well as a vast semi-forested grassland thick with large and small animals, to include fish, crocodile, hippo, elephant, lion, giraffe, equines, bovines and so forth, upon which early humans hunted and thrived.

The drying up of Saharasia, which appears earliest in the region encompassing the dry core of Arabia, across the Levant and into Central Asia, started around 4000-3500 BCE, possibly as early as 5000 BCE in a few spots, but with North Africa and the more peripheral areas of the Western Sahara and Gobi drying out only later on -- I haven't seen anything since my original 1986 publication which would significantly alter those conclusions.  What is most remarkable, however, is the change in human subsistence, settlement, migration and even behavior patterns (related to early childhood, status of women, family life and social violence) which attended the massive climate change.  For those early peoples it could only be termed as a giant climatic disaster which progressively destroyed their subsistence, sometimes in a dramatic manner, with the quick appearance of extreme multi-year droughts, and often leading to widespread famines, starvation, social collapse and forced migrations. The Garamantes were notable for their finding a way to survive this climate change -- most other human societies were not so fortunate.  It was the largest single climate-change episode to occur on the planet since the end of the Pleistocene glaciation and it profoundly affected early Homo Sapiens and human social existence.

Curiously, neither of these issues -- the climate change nor the behavior changes -- gets much discussion outside of specialists.  My work surveyed available archaeological and anthropological evidence, in dozens of world maps addressing climatic and landscape features, as well as human behavior patterns, using the best available cross-cultural data bases from standard anthropological sources. What jumps out at you in my published maps is the striking degree of geographical correlation between the landscape-climatic patterns (ie, areas of harshest deserts with most extremely difficult living conditions), with the behavior patterns related to a tough and hard existence from generations of life in the core of a hard desert.

World maps of both climate and behavior therefore show very similar "Saharasian" pattern, suggesting a causal relationship.  When viewed through the lens of archaeology and history, they suggest an even more remarkable set of relationships:
        1) Human social violence and warfare developed its most intensive and institutionalized forms within Saharasia around and shortly after the time of the Great Drying-Up.  Evidence for social violence and warfare appears only fleetingly or not at all in world archaeology prior to this climatic change event, but afterward it grows increasingly more abundant, and is most abundantly found within Saharasia and its immediate borderlands.  This appears as a consequence of the drying up of the subsistence lifestyle of early hunter-gatherer and pastoral peoples, who increasingly were affected by famine, starvation and forced migrations, eventually developing a semi-permanent nomadic lifestyle with attendant trade-raid qualities.
        2) Equally controversial, elements of this early geographical Saharasian pattern is seen in the relatively recent anthropological record, in that Saharasian peoples are predominantly the most extreme patristic (patriarchal authoritarian and warlike) of all world peoples, as compared to the most extreme matristic (cooperative peaceful societies) as found in anthropology by the 1900s only within isolated rainforest regions -- a consequence of the global spread of "Saharasian" types of human behavior out of the large desert regions, being spread by massive Saharasian warrior-nomad armies (Sythians, Huns, Mongols, Turks, Arabs) and also on the heels of the great "desert religions" which also were carried out of Saharasia by patriarchal methods (Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam).
        3) And even more controversial, points 1 and 2 are suggestive that cross-cultural human myths of an ancient "garden" -- of easy life in a land of plenty, and out of which humans were cast most disastrously -- may reflect a very real event in prehistory. The turning away from early maternal-oriented cultures towards patriarchal ones, including shifts towards patriarchal gods, appears to have attended these correlated dramatic climatic, landscape and behavior changes.

I note, the whole world is still grappling with the after-effects of the Saharasian desert belt -- not only is much of the world locked into resource dependency with this region, but Saharasia and its borderlands have been a never-ending source of wars and conflicts, fights over productive land and/or religion, and with Saharasian peoples still exerting warlike pressures outside of their desert homelands. It is a 6000-year-old problem related to ancient desertification -- affecting world stability and even world climate today -- but like an elephant in the living room, nearly nobody wants to talk about it.

James DeMeo, Ph.D.

Ashland, Oregon, USA
541-552-0118
demeo(at)mind.net


Citations on Saharasia

James DeMeo, Saharasia: The 4000 BCE Origins of Child Abuse, Sex-Repression, Warfare and Social Violence, In the Deserts of the Old World, Natural Energy Works, 1998.  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0962185558

James DeMeo, On the Origins and Diffusion of Patrism: The Saharasian Connection,  Dissertation, Univ. of Kansas, Geography Dept., 1986.

James DeMeo, "The Origins and Diffusion of Patrism in Saharasia, c.4000 BCE: Evidence for a Worldwide, Climate-Linked Geographical Pattern in Human Behavior," World Futures: The Journal of General Evolution, 30: 247-271, 1991.

James DeMeo, "Update on Saharasia:, Defending the Conclusions of James DeMeo's Saharasia Against Lawrence Keeley's 'War Before Civilization'," Pulse of the Planet #5:14-44  2002.

James DeMeo, "A 'Saharasian' Climate-Linked Geographical Pattern in the Global Cross-Cultural Data on Human Behavior" and "The Saharasian Desert Belt" in World Cultures, Vol.14, No.2, Spring 2004, p.111-143.

FORTHCOMING - In Press:

James DeMeo, "Peaceful Versus Warlike Societies in Pre-Columbian America: What Does Archaeology and Anthropology Tell Us?", in Unlearning the Language of Conquest, Scholars Expose Anti-Indianism in America ,Four Arrows (Don Jacobs), Editor, Univ. Texas Press, 2006.

James DeMeo "Saharasia: The Origins of Patriarchal Authoritarian Culture in Ancient Desertification", in Societies in Balance: Gender Equality in Matrilineal, Matrifocal, Matriarchal Societies, Proceedings, World Congress on Matriarchal Studies, Luxemburg, Sept.5-7 2003, Heide Gottner-Abendroth, Editor 2006.

James DeMeo "The Saharasian Origins of Patriarchal Authoritarian Culture", in Patriarchy: A History of Male-Dominant Cultures and Their Impact on All Our Lives, Christina Biaggi, Editor, Knowledge, Ideas and Trends Publisher, Conn., 2006.


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#35 From: Marie Rajcan <demeo@...> (by way of James DeMeo)
Date: Mon Feb 27, 2006 7:12 pm
Subject: Institute for Orgonomic Science - Announcing Vol. 10 of Annals (2)
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Thank you for your past E-mail correspondence.  We appreciate your interest in the Institute for Orgonomic Science (IOS).
The IOS is pleased to announce the publication of Volume 10 of the Annals of the Institute for Orgonomic Science, available this winter.  Our web site has the following information on our publications:
 - Brief description of each article contained in Volume 10
 - Complete Table of Contents of Volumes 1 through 9
 - Subscription rates and ordering information for the current and previous volumes.
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#36 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Thu Mar 16, 2006 3:50 am
Subject: OBRL Greensprings 2006 Summer Seminars
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OBRL Greensprings 2006 Summer Seminars

As a reminder, the schedule for our forthcoming summer seminars on orgonomy is posted and available for review, at this website:
http://www.orgonelab.org/events.htm

Specifically, our offerings for 2006 include the following:

* 29-30 July (Saturday-Sunday):
 Seminar on Saharasia:
 The Origins of Violence, Emotional Armoring and Patriarchy
 Instructor: James DeMeo, Ph.D.
http://www.orgonelab.org/seminar9.htm

* 5-6 August (Saturday-Sunday):
 Seminar on The Orgone Energy Accumulator:
 Construction, Experimental Use and Orgone Physics
 Instructor: James DeMeo, Ph.D.
http://www.orgonelab.org/seminar2.htm

* 12-13 August (Saturday-Sunday):
 Seminar on Drought, Desert and Atmospheric Bio-Energetics
 Instructor: James DeMeo, Ph.D.
http://www.orgonelab.org/seminar5.htm

* Guided Independent Study Program in General Orgonomy.
 Meeting every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
 from 25 July - 10 August, 2006.
http://www.orgonelab.org/seminar7.htm

Click on the above for more details!
At the Greensprings Center, we offer students (young and old, with or without academic training) the opportunity to study the social and biophysical dimensions of Wilhelm Reich's natural scientific discoveries, and also to directly investigate and observe orgone energy functions in nature. Each year, a series of lectures, weekend seminars and independent study courses will be offered at this unique location and facility, spanning the broad range of interdisciplinary orgonomy (sex-economy and orgone biophysics), and venturing into related subjects as well.
The goal at the Greensprings Center is to offer a full undergraduate and graduate-level curricula in "Interdisciplinary Orgonomic Studies", similar to what would otherwise have already been offered within an existing university, had Reich and the scientists following in his path not been attacked and continually blockaded in these directions over the years.

Now Available:

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#37 From: James DeMeo <demeo@...>
Date: Sun Mar 19, 2006 9:08 pm
Subject: Call for Letters to Editor, on HIV Controversy
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Dear OBRL-News/Quarterly Subscribers:

Following many years of deliberated censorship of open discussion and
debate on the "infectious HIV" theory, a firestorm has broken out
among journalists in the Northeast USA.  This has followed the
publication of Celia Farber's article critical of the "infectious
HIV" theory in Harper's Magazine (March 2006), with positive
references to the work of Peter Duesberg (Professor of Cell Biology
at UC Berkeley).  I've already posted a downloadable pdf copy of the
Farber article to the OBRL-News "files" section.*  Below is a
subsequent article in the NY Times on the matter, followed by two
letters to the editor by Tom DiFerdinando, who also issues an open
call for others to write their own letters of support for a
re-opening of public discussion on the HIV and AIDS issue.  I will
post out my own letter-to-the-editor separately, but only to
OBRL-News.

Aside from Farber's article in Harpers, there has been a general
black-out of open discussion on the matter, in both the popular and
scientific press.  This is so, irrespective of the high death-tolls
and ignorant posturing (and demands to censor out dissent) by so many
of the leaders in the "AIDS research" and "AIDS treatment"
communities.

Thanks to Tom DiFerdinando for bringing this matter to our attention.
He has been indefatigable in public education efforts, and ending
censorship on the AIDS issue.  Together with his small group of
associates in HEAL NY, they have been rescuing many who otherwise
were in the grips of slow iatrogenic death, and have done a hero's
job in opposing the black-out of open discussion which is today
self-imposed by science and journalism.

Best wishes,

James DeMeo


* Celia Farber is also author of the forthcoming book "Serious
Adverse Events: An Uncensored History of AIDS" due out in May.  We
will try to get a few copies of it available from the OBRL on-line
bookstore, but in the meantime, we still have copies of Peter
Duesberg's books and related items.  See the "AIDS" section on the
left-hand side at this website:
http://www.naturalenergyworks.net


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http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/13/business/media/13harpers.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/13/business/media/13harpers.html?ex=1142917200&en\
=50f3b3118aad5556&ei=5070&emc=eta1

An Article in Harper's Ignites a Controversy Over H.I.V.

By LIA MILLER
Published: March 13, 2006

In his last issue as the editor of Harper's Magazine, Lewis Lapham
has left a parting gift for his successor: a firestorm in the media
and among AIDS researchers.

The source is a 15-page article in the March issue, titled "Out of
Control: AIDS and the Corruption of Medical Science," by Celia
Farber. Ms. Farber, a longtime magazine journalist, has been a
polarizing figure because she has frequently written about the
position of "AIDS dissidents," who argue that H.I.V. does not cause
AIDS.

The Harper's article centers on a clinical trial in Uganda for the
drug Nevirapine that was later criticized for poor methodology and
treatment of some test subjects. But the final third of the article
focuses on the tangentially related topic of Dr. Peter Duesberg, a
professor of molecular and cell biology at the University of
California, Berkeley, and a leading AIDS dissident, and his strained
relationship with the National Institutes of Health.

Soon after the article's publication, rebuttals to Dr. Duesberg's
theories and to other aspects of Ms. Farber's article were posted on
Web sites like The Nation (www.thenation.com) and www.poz.com. A
37-page document, written by eight prominent AIDS researchers, was
posted on the Treatment Action Campaign Web site (www.tac.org.za), a
group that campaigns for greater access to H.I.V. treatment in South
Africa. Harper's received a surge of letters and phone calls.

Roger Hodge, who will succeed Mr. Lapham at Harper's next month, said
that Mr. Lapham initially assigned Ms. Farber an article about Dr.
Duesberg's cancer research, but the assignment was changed when news
of the drug trial broke. Mr. Hodge edited the article.

"We knew, of course, that everyone would be upset," he said, adding
that the article was thoroughly fact-checked. "This is a very
contentious subject. We have gotten some very, very thoughtful
responses. But other pieces have generated a lot more mail."

John P. Moore, a professor of microbiology and immunology at the
Weill Medical College of Cornell University and one of the authors of
the Treatment Action Campaign's rebuttal, said he was shocked when he
first saw the article. He said it seemed apparent that Mr. Hodge
wanted to "teach the controversy" of Dr. Duesberg's ideas, a
controversy that he said AIDS researchers had resolved long ago. He
added that Harper's reputation had "taken an irreparable hit." Dr.
Duesberg didn't immediately return a phone call seeking comment.

Benjamin Ryan, an editor at large at HIV Plus magazine who writes a
monthly health column on Gay.com, said he had lost faith in Harper's.
He said, as did many scientists, that the article was poorly
fact-checked and had glaring errors.

Ms. Farber says that neither she nor Harper's endorse Dr. Duesberg's
position, but that she is simply reporting on an unpopular view.
"People can't distinguish, it seems, between describing dissent and
being dissent," she said.

"I'm very familiar, since 20 years, with the hysteria end of the
spectrum, the rage that breaks out when one touches certain tenets of
dogma," she wrote in an e-mail message. "Anger has been the dominant
emotion in AIDS for a long time, almost the only emotion that seems
to really function. Anger is connected to fear. I understand it. I'm
used to it. I hope we can transcend it."

Mr. Hodge said the magazine stood behind the article and Ms. Farber.

"The fact that she's been covering this story does not make her a
crackpot - it makes her a journalist. She's a courageous journalist,
I believe, because she has covered the story at great personal cost."

++++++++

From: Tom DiFerdinando

Dear Friends,

With the publication this month of Celia Farber's Harper's Magazine
article "Out of Control: AIDS and the Corruption of Medical Science"
(www.harpers.org ), and a follow-up acknowledgement in the New York
Times Monday March 13th "An Article in Harper's Ignites a Controversy
Over HIV", a real opportunity to engage the AIDS Establishment has
opened up:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/13/business/media/13harpers.html

This letter is meant as a time-dependent rallying call, reminding all
those who care about the HIV/AIDS issue - and who may be unaware of
what is presently happening - that in over twenty years, these
opportunities have been few and far between. Indeed, it's already
been over five years since President Mbeki began his summer 2000
attempt to slow the AIDS industry's juggernaut in South Africa.

So enter Harper's magazine. Harper's has done a great service to
everyone concerned with the HIV debate: whether you're coming from
the humanitarian angle, the activist angle or the scientific angle,
it has provided us an opportunity to engage the central defenders of
the AIDS industry from inside their own ranks. The proof that they
have been rattled is in their rapid and vociferous responses to the
Harper's article, particularly in the guise of their official
rebuttal "Errors in Celia Farber's March 2006 Article in Harper's
Magazine", written by figureheads as varied as Robert Gallo, Nathan
Geffen and Gregg Gonsalves: http://www.tac.org.za/ (click "rebuttal")

Although most of our books, rebuttals, letters and articles with
their impeccable challenges to the AIDS Establishment have, over the
years, gotten swallowed up unnoticed into the HIV hysteria like a
drop of water in a tidal wave, one may well ask what it is that
justifies a renewed effort at this time. The answer is simple:
although challenges to the HIV myth at the media fringe can be well
tolerated by the AIDS Establishment, dissenting discussion from
WITHIN the machinery confuses, disorients and agitates it. Not only
were the HIV/ARV advocates clearly unsettled by the Harper's article,
right now they are sitting a little happier, having temporarily
quelled their cognitive dissonance with their rebuttal and it's "56
errors".

I am appealing here to ALL - AND I TRULY MEAN ALL - who are concerned
with the AIDS debacle and its far-reaching consequences. Whether you
are new to these "dissenting" arguments or have been instrumental in
constructing them; whether credentialed, un-credentialed, activist,
scientist, parent or simply a truly concerned citizen: we need to
make migraines out of the headaches these Establishment leaders are
presently suffering and we need to make sure their smug rebuttal
comes back to haunt them.

In practical terms, please consider writing two immediate letters if
you haven't already done so:

Firstly, send a brief (150 words or less) letter to Harper's, in
support of publication and hopeful follow-up of Celia's article "Out
of Control": letters@...

Secondly, send one to the New York Times, applauding them for their
fair-minded reporting on this controversial subject and then
encouraging them to CONTINUE to cover it: letters@... (Please
consider to cc your letter to the publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr.:
publisher@... the reporter Lia Miller: Lia@... the
Times Readers' Representative Byron Calame: public@... and
the "corrections and clarifications" editor Mark Getzfred:
getzfred@... )

I am well aware that people are busy. But I'm writing solely to
EMPHASIZE that opportunities like this one really are few and far
between. Please put in a little extra effort right now to help
intensify the charge and keep the HIV/AIDS Establishment on the run.

If you would like, please send or bcc me copies of your letters and
whether or not they got published, so that I can catalogue them for a
separate web page. You are welcome - and encouraged - to circulate
this call to any appropriate email groups or lists.

Thank you,
Tom DiFerdinando
Executive Director
HEAL, New York City
tdhealnyc@...

++++++++

From: Tom DiFerdinando

To:  letters@...
Subject:  Thank you for the Celia Farber AIDS article
Date:   Sat, 04 Mar 2006

Dear Harper's,

Thank you for the publication of Celia Farber's piece on AIDS fraud
and misrepresentation "Out of Control". It is rare when journals,
magazines, mainstream TV or radio - even alternative news sources -
have the integrity to research, and the courage to report, the
devastating facts highlighted by Ms. Farber; they just press upon too
many sensitive political, economic and emotional issues for too many
political, economic and emotional people.

I have worked the front lines of this controversy myself for fifteen
years, having counseled many thousands of "HIV+" and "AIDS-diagnosed"
individuals around the world, attending, producing and speaking at
many "alternative" AIDS conferences, especially here in New York
City; what Farber describes in print is borne out by my direct
experience 100%. It is fear and medicine in the West, and fear and
poverty (and nevirapine) in Africa and elsewhere that are killing
people, not "HIV".

Harper's can also expect to become the target of a childish,
hysterical backlash from AIDS activists who would face a major loss
of identity, and harsh criticisms from the medical doctors and public
health officials who would face a major loss of prestige and income -
not to mention possible criminal charges - if the public begins to
investigate the facts for themselves. Nonetheless, we cannot continue
to ignore or rationalize away the horrific effects of these drugs on
babies and pregnant woman.

Thank you again,
Tom DiFerdinando
New York City
Executive Director
HEAL (Health-Education-AIDS Liaison)
tdhealnyc@...

++++++++

From: Tom DiFerdinando

To:  letters@...
Cc recipients Cc:  publisher@..., Lia@...,
public@..., getzfred@...
Subject:  thanks for report on harper's hiv article controversy
Date:   Sat, 18 Mar 2006

Dear Editor,

   Thank you for Lia Miller's fair and balanced reporting on the
Harper's Magazine firestorm "An Article in Harper's Ignites a
Controversy Over HIV" (March 13, 2006). The question of AIDS
causation and treatment in general and Dr. Peter Duesberg's
involvement in particular has indeed been contentious.

   But please note that the source of the present controversy lay not
with journalists like Harper's Celia Farber and their outstanding and
indefatigable reportage of disturbing facts and fraud; it has been
with those who, for twenty five years now, insist on inventing,
omitting and re-positioning the facts to conform to very powerful,
socially pre-existent political, economic and sexual-emotional
agendas.

   This truly is an explosive issue, and I strongly encourage the Times
and reporter Lia Miller to continue this investigation into a
situation that has in itself - far more than any "mysterious virus" -
caused the unnecessary death and suffering of so many.

Tom DiFerdinando
New York City
Executive Director, HEAL
(Health Education AIDS Liaison)
tdhealnyc@...

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