it's really hard to be alive today. i hate mundays was worth it though. im doing surprisingly better than i was when i woke up and couldn't open my eyes. i walked to the train with my eyes shut. talk about skillz!
barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf barf.
I just want to live in this jungly treehouse and snuggle all day.
Orgone was closely associated with sexuality: Reich, following Freud, saw nascent sexuality as the primary energetic force of life. The term itself was chosen to share a root with the word orgasm, which both Reich and Freud took to be a fundamental expression of psychological health.
A cloudbuster (or cloud buster) is a device developed by Wilhelm Reich with the ostensible purpose of draining clouds of orgone. Reich believed that such energy surrounded the earth, and that a cloudbuster could act as a rain-maker.[18][19] In Reich's view, clouds and rainfall were natural accumulations of orgone energy, and cloudbusters used "orgone accumulators" attached to pipes. These were intended to focus and direct the collected energy into the atmosphere, thus stimulating cloud growth and rainfall.
Some stuff i like to read about in my spare time/at work....
wikipedia:
"Some believers in the paranormal claim that crystal skulls can produce a variety of miracles. Ann Mitchell-Hedges claimed that the skull she allegedly discovered could cause visions, cure cancer, that she once used its magical properties to kill a man, and that in another instance, she saw in it a premonition of the John F. Kennedy assassination.[46]"
This guy was all about the skulls.
"Another novel and historically unfounded speculation ties in the legend of the crystal skulls with the completion of the current Maya calendar b'ak'tun-cycle on December 21, 2012, claiming the re-uniting of the thirteen mystical skulls will forestall a catastrophe allegedly predicted or implied by the ending of this calendar."
Philip Jenkins says: " By the 1970s, the crystal skulls [had] entered New Age mythology as potent relics of ancient Atlantis, and they even acquired a canonical number: there were exactly thirteen skulls. None of this would have anything to do with North American Indian matters, if the skulls had not attracted the attention of some of the most active New Age writers."
bridget and i just hanging out.
