The Sound of Orgonite

The Sound of Orgonite

Postby laozu » Thu Feb 19, 2009 7:52 am

____This post actually concerns a combination of sensory and extrasensory perception. Yesterday I received from Manfred a CD which was produced inside an orgonite container. I do not know the details of how it was produced, so I invite him to present them. This evening I played the CD on my desktop computer, beginning by leaving the sound off but listening through earphones. There were a number of separate tracks on the CD, each taking from about 2 to 5 minutes to play.
____When I began the CD, I was composing on a word processor, and not particularly concentrating on what I was hearing. Actually there was very little sound, just a steady low monotone, which perhaps came from the equipment rather than the CD, because later when I listed directly without the earphones, I did not hear the monotone.

____Shortly after the start of the second track, I became aware of my mind slowing down. It felt somewhat like it does when one stares out a window at nothing in particular. I have heard others describe the feeling as what occurs when alpha waves predominate in the brain, but I do not know about that. At any rate, the feeling intensified so I ceased trying to compose, and just let my mind relax.
____As track followed track, I did not perceive a marked difference from one to the other, but during the brief interlude between when one track finished and the next commenced, the effect did become temporarily less.

____When the CD was complete, I began it again, and noticed that the effect began with the beginning of the first tract, so I suspect that it had just taken several minutes for the phenomenon to break through my normal brain activity during the composition (writing) process.
____I then took off the earphones and turned on the volume. There was much the same effect as I had experienced with the earphones. When I turned the volume down too low however, the effect began to dissappear.

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Re: The Sound of Orgonite

Postby M. Hotwagner » Mon Mar 02, 2009 2:41 pm

The idea for rocording the silence inside an orgonite container came from remembering a conversation with a musician.
He was running a sound recording studio together with another guy. We were talking about creativity and how it varies from day to day.
At a certain point of the conversation he told me that they were using a method to avoid negative atmosphere in the studio or to enhance creativity on days with low potential.
They were making a record of the day´s etheric atmosphere when moods and feelings and creativity were quite high.
They used to make these records with a microphone which was put inside a soundproof box.
This leads to a white noise on the tapes (actually it is more a sort of pink noise, as I have found out in the meantime) which creates a light and creative atmosphere when played through the studio-speakers.

The atmosphere in our house was, at the begining of december 2008, not good at all. We had to face continuous radionic assaults. So no chance to record a good day´s vibes.
At this point I remembered my orgone can: two tin-cans of different size, one within the other, the spaces between filled with orgonite and some small quartz chumps.
Into this can went a stereo microphone with a range from 50-18 000 Hz. The top of the can was covered with a layer of paper towels to prevent sounds from outside to enter. Additionally there was also a layer of paper towels under the can, to balance eventual vibrations of the table/floor.

The very first take had a duration of about 2 minutes and was made within the empty can.
It was astonishing, when playing it for the very first time to perceive something like a fresh breeze from the speakers.
The breeze faded, when the file was finished.

Next step was to experiment what would happen, if there is something inside the can.
I put a quartz-dodecahedron inside. In the very same moment I perceived, that the radiation of the can switched to another state. It felt like quartz.
Also the recording felt like quartz.

Having become curious, I made experiments with different gems I had at hands. The can was filled to the half with one sort of gems. Immediately the radiotion of the can switched to the feeling of the type of gem which was inside. It was a very impressive experience of how orgonite can be tuned. A hollow orgonite can be tuned with the stuff which is inside.
And also the recordings made of this tuned orgonite cavity radiates the same quality.
At least, that´s my subjective impression, which was then confirmed by various other, but not all persons whom I sent the recordings on CD for evaluation.

Here is a picture of the can. It shows the can from outside, covered with paper towel and a piece of gold-copper orgonite.
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Re: The Sound of Orgonite

Postby M. Hotwagner » Wed Mar 11, 2009 11:19 am

A very good software for recording the sound of orgonite is Audacity.
It is Freeware and well elaborated.

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Re: The Sound of Orgonite

Postby M. Hotwagner » Wed Mar 11, 2009 3:47 pm

I came across various depictions of the sound of orgone, or, at least a sound like expression of a certain orgone charge within the body.

The Austrian researcher G.H. Eggetsberger did a lot of tests on people with a biofeedback system. He also tested Shaolin monks in a state of deep meditation and/or concentration.
His main method for raising the vital charge of the human body roots in the practice of Daoist exercises, mainly what is called the "Deer exercise". The main part of this exercise is a more or less rhythmic contraction of the pelvic floor.
By means of this method one can raise the Qi in the body upwards.
A sign for a higher charge is a sort of sound which can be perceived in the middle of the head.
It can be described as a constant sine or hiss or high frequent noise.

Another description can be found on the site of Juergen Fischer (in german).
He also describes the sound of orgone as a sort of noise or subtle hiss between 5.000 and 20.000 Hz.

At last I found also a description of a very subtle sound which can be heard inside the head which also is referring to a higher energetic charge of the body. In this case it derives from the ingestion of m-state matter. It can be found on Barry Carter´s very informative website.
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Personally I can only referr to the "deer exercise" which really creates this singing hiss sound within the head.
The difference betwenn the canned orgone soundtracks and the "inner sound" is, that the canned noise causes the effect of centering and alert relaxation, whereas the inner sound is the effect of concentration and relaxation after a phase of active pulsation of the pelvic floor.

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