I figured if a parabolic dish under a ring generator could concentrate a signal, why can't I use a satellite TV dish with a cloudbuster? So I gathered the parts I needed from my scrap pile, added some glue, bungee cords, and some spit, and voila! I managed to build something I can't think of a name for.
It seems everything in the universe is dependent on, and independent of, everything else. Nothing happens without interaction. Maybe just interacting with something from a distance in a positive way is all that's needed to effect a positive change... whatever that change could be.

I fired it up for about 10 minutes today and took notice of what was going on, weather-wise. In five minutes. the sky to the west got dark and wind began blowing. About a half hour after taking it down it began to rain.
So much for my first bullshit experiment. I'll try something more solid later.
1 comment:
Awesome idea!
There is another guy on youtube who built a very similar cloudbuster with PVC-tubes and a TV-dish. He stated that he managed to create the first rain in weeks with it, as far as I remember correctly.
I am currently exlploring the idea of "misusing" old, parabolic shaped chinese frying pans (woks) to redirect / concentrate the flow of orgone of my HHG's at home; a bit crazy to imagine the looks of it; but who knows if one doesn't try it... *g*
P.S.: Just a little advice for improving the output of your ingenious device; as I can see, you made the holding base for your mini-CB-antenna-tip out of wood.
Remember W. Reich's axioma that organic materials like cotton, wool and wood, etc. strongly attract orgone and "soak it up". In your case, this could slightly disturb the flow of energy in the desired direction , I guess.
For this reason, I would suggest building a platform out of any metal instead if possible, for the orgone is reflected of it and projected a lot better...
Greetings and all best wishes from Germany,
Mr. A.
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