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Laboratory Seminar on General Orgonomy

Sex-Economy and Orgone Biophysics


   



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    2-6 August, Summer 2008
    Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

    10:00 am to 6:00 pm

    Laboratory Seminar on General Orgonomy

    Sex-Economy and Orgone Biophysics

    Covering issues from Sex-Economy, Saharasia, the Bions, Orgone Accumulator,
    Atmospheric Orgone and Orgone Physics Experiments, with an
    Emphasis Upon Natural Scientific Methods and the
    Relationship of Orgonomy to Modern Science.

    Instructor: James DeMeo, Ph.D.

    NOTICE OF SEMINAR CANCELLATION

    For various reasons, the 2008 Summer Seminar at the OBRL Greensprings Center is cancelled for this year. Our research activities will overlap with this same time period, making the seminars impossible. We will re-schedule for next summer 2009, possibly in coordination with a larger Conference, with multiple speakers, at the OBRL Greensprings Center. Thank you for your expression of interest in our program, and we hope to see you next year, in Summer 2009.

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    A 5-day Laboratory Seminar on General Orgonomy is being organized, meeting each day and led by James DeMeo, Ph.D., Director of OBRL. The program will consist of a mix of lectures and open discussions, with demonstrations of apparatus and orgone energy phenomenon using the facilities of OBRL.

    Topics to be covered will include (as humanly possible, to the extent that time allows):
    * Reich's sex-economic findings and DeMeo's findings on Saharasia.
    * Bioelectrical experiments and environmental bio-fields.
    * Microscopical investigations of bions and bion preparations.
    * Orgone accumulator construction principles.
    * Orgone accumulator seed-sprouting experiments.
    * Orgone accumulator physical measurements and demonstrations: To-T, Electroscopical phenomena, water evaporation and surface tension.
    * Observations in the Orgone Energy Accumulator Darkroom (room-sized accumulator) and of atmospheric orgone energy phenomena.
    * Oranur physics and chemistry: Direct work with a cloud-chamber, studying background and low-level radioactive minerals.
    * Orgone-charged vacuum tubes (VACOR) and orgone energy lumination.
    * The Orgone Energy Field Meter, and similar devices.
    * The Orgone Energy Motor: What is known, and unknown.
    * Astronomical and orgone-energy observations in the OBRL Greensprings Observatory, with 16" Meade Richey-Cretein telescope, 3" aperture "battleship binoculars", and H-alpha filter Solar telescope and Solarscope.
    * Differentiation between Reich's authentic biography and orgone energy discovery, and the various "orgone gadgets" and falsifiers. * Field Trip on August 7th to Crater Lake National Park (optional, and weather permitting).

    * First Days: Introduction to the Greensprings Center and OBRL facilities. Discussion of Reich's sex-economic principles, and DeMeo's findings on Saharasia as the logical outcome of applying sex-economic principles to existing anthropological cross-cultural data. Discussion of Reich's findings on emotions and bioelectricity, with demonstrations of apparatus for measurment of skin potentials, and also tree and atmospheric potentials following the methods of Harold S. Burr. Start of 1st series of orgone accumulator experiments, to demonstrate growth enhancement from seed-charging and other physical parameters.

    * Middle Days: Principles of bionous disintegration, biological/atmospheric orgone energy, and the orgone energy accumulator. Discussions and demonstrations of Reich's findings on bions (orgone energy vesicles) and biogenesis with study at the microscope of radiating bions from sands. Use of natural sunlight in the microscope, Ott's discoveries on light frequency. Discussion and demonstrations of Reich's findings on orgone energy accumulators and orgone physics, the orgone energy field meter. Observations in Orgone Energy Darkroom (a room-sized accumulator).

    * Last Days: Discussion and demonstrations of Reich's findings on oranur physics and chemistry, and principles of atmospheric-energetic functioning. Observations of radiation-tracks with a cloud-chamber. Start of 3rd series of orgone accumulator experiments. Open discussion periods, wrap up and analysis of results from orgone accumulator experiments. Depending upon the weather, the day following the last Seminar date will be devoted to an optional field trip for observation of orgone energy phenomenon in nature, to nearby Crater Lake Park, one of the most beautiful and alive places in North America.

    Enrollment is limited to around 10 students maximum, at a cost of $600 for the full 5-day series. Students may elect to attend only a part of the Independent Study Program at a cost of $150 per day. It is recommended that students be familiar with Wilhelm Reich's original writings, and the writings of James DeMeo, to give a better foundation.

    Student Assistantships are also sometimes available: OBRL usually has openings for one or two student assistants during the period of our summer events. The assistants help prepare the OBRL Greensprings facility for the seminars during the week before the events occur, and then assist with various experimental demonstrations, and with other tasks during the seminars. Assistants receive a full tuition waiver for the Laboratory Seminar, plus a place to stay in the student cabin. However, they must commit to the entire period of work before the class begins, arriving a week early to help prepare the facilities for our paying seminar participants. Students of any age interested in applying to the assistantship program should contact Dr. DeMeo early in the year to ascertain if the positions are open. 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.

    Similar Laboratory Seminars may be offered at other times of year by special arrangement, so long as a minimum number of students wish to enroll. For more serious and dedicated, advanced students and established workers in orgonomy, an apprenticeship program in orgone biophysics and cosmic orgone engineering is also available. Dr. DeMeo is also available for special hour-long lectures and presentations to outside groups and organizations. Click here for more info.

    More Information:

    - "Report on OBRL Summer 2003 Educational Events"
    http://www.orgonelab.org/Report2003.htm

    - New Research in Orgonomy Conferences, Paper Abstract Booklets
    http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2005.pdf
    http://www.orgonelab.org/Abstracts2007.pdf

    - "OBRL Progress Report, Summer 2006"
    http://www.orgonelab.org/Report2006.htm

    Dates: 2-6 August, Summer 2008

    Times: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM each day.

    Where: At the O.B.R.L. Greensprings Center, 20 miles east of Ashland, Oregon in the forests of the Siskiyou Mountains. A map will be sent to registered seminar participants.

    PLEASE REGISTER AND MAKE YOUR OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE, AS OUR EVENTS TEND TO FILL UP QUICKLY, AND SPACE IS LIMITED! SPACE IS LIMITED IN THIS SEMINAR TO APPROXIMATELY 10 PARTICIPANTS!

    Lunch: There are local restaurants, but they are slow-service and unable to accommodate our seminar guests -- for that reason, and due to time constraints, we strongly recommend to bring your own lunch - sandwiches, fruits, or whatever you like. Tables and chairs are available for outdoor eating and a coffee/tea service will be provided. However, you will be responsible for your own lunch.

    Other Activities For those persons who arrive early, there will be a Friday afternnon pre-Seminar Open House and Social Gathering, from 5-7 PM, plus a possible evening lecture/discussion from 7-9 PM on a topic to be announced. Weather Permitting, the OBRL Orgone Energy Accumulator Darkroom will be open for viewing to seminar participants, during off-times. Likewise, the Greensprings Astronomical Observatory may be opened for evening celestial events. The region surrounding the OBRL Greensprings Center is also excellent for outdoor picnics and hiking, with Crater Lake National Park only 3-hrs drive to the north, with the bluest water in the world, and a favorite visiting place for our seminar guests. Weather permitting, we will organize an optional bonus field trip to Crater Lake National Park on the day after the seminars, leaving in the morning and returning late that evening. For more information, about the OBRL Greensprings Center and region, click here.

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