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Instead of writing a description, I'll copy-paste from http://www.orgonite.info/
Well I'm always one for trying something new and wacky, and there are a lot of anecdotes on how orgonite has benefitted people, including photos showing a person's aura before and after orgonite here So I bought a pendant a little over a week ago, and have been wearing it since. I've been feeling very good lately, but it's too soon to tell whether this is the orgonite or not. I also made a batch of orgonite at home as my pendant is small and I wanted to try out the bigger pieces. I'm pretty excited to see what it does. Just wondering if any other IQers have experience with orgonite?
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It makes sense that these pieces would generate some positive energy. Some of the designs look very lovely too. I can't answer your question, since I don't own any orgonite, but I would like to thank you for the links, and plan to try making some this weekend, as an experiment. Please keep us posted as to your feelings as you continue using it! Also, was it hard to make?
(24 May '12, 21:22)
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No, it wasn't hard at all! Of course it probably takes a lot of practice to make pieces that look as good as some of the ones on the net - but it's all about functionality.One tip - get silicone moulds as they make it so much easier to take the orgonite out after it hardens. I've currently got a piece on my work desk with yellow jasper and carnelian to encourage productivity :) And I have been feeling unusually positive after wearing my orgonite pendant (pearl and rose quartz) for almost 2 weeks
(25 May '12, 05:18)
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I really had fun making my pieces, and I will admit that I feel better and am sleeping better. I made a small piece to carry with me and a larger one to keep at my bedside. Both actually look very nice, and as you mentioned, would look even better with some practice. I used copper wire spirals, copper shavings, crystal pieces and some lapis lazuli chips. In the larger piece I included a piece of jade and a few moonstone chips. This was a fun challenge and I am so happy with how I feel!
(28 May '12, 15:46)
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That's great to hear LeeAnn! I've developed a bit of an obsession with orgonite in such a short time and I am already planning my next pieces that I am going to give away as gifts!!
(29 May '12, 05:13)
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http://www.inwardquest.com/questions/47197/has-anyone-practical-experience-of-using-the-bashar-space-time-antenna one of these in an orgonite pyramid would be interesting
(29 May '12, 06:22)
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Wow, Ursixx. I made some little spirals out of the copper wire, but imagine something so beautiful and complex in a pyramid. It would be very powerful I am thinking! Cassiopeia, I think Orgonite pieces will make lovely gifts, and I, too am a little obsessed, I admit. I made some more pieces this morning and have them drying in a hot room!
(29 May '12, 11:08)
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Thought you'd be interested in this: http://imageshack.us/f/856/kirlianorgonite.jpg/
(29 May '12, 14:24)
cassiopeia
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Hi cassiopeia, me too i love new and wacky things ... on the subject of orgonite and all the beneficial effects, it can also be associated with shungite, the two materials complement each other ... "inside orgonite the black mineral is cleaned continuously by the orgone matrix, while the absorbing capacity of the device is enhanced by the shungite powder ..." ref; shungite and orgonite, a perfect match http://www.whitemagicway.com/shungite.html have fun :) |
Guess who will be making orgonite? Me. Thanks for the info and will keep you posted on the results in about 3 to 6 months.
Awesome! I'm glad that more people are experimenting with this!