Orgone Therapy

I often counted the stars on my ceiling. They
Shined. Then that morning I was taken
Out of my room.
He lied there, no movement, white.
Cold. Ruthless, I would never
Be like him. Who are these people?
I would find another way.
Never pinched like my Grandfather.

Made Me Smile

  



                           She speaks French.
                           The French pop playing.
                           I am doing catto, and wishing
                           For a different outcome.

                           Lately I have seen other worlds.
                           They beckon me.
                        
                           I was reborn through Orgone.
                           Invisible hands held my face and kissed
                           My cheek.
                           Beyond my understanding, Spirit.
                           Then I turn
                           The laundry piled in the corner.
                          

Memories

                 

                  It was Wordsworth who watched the pebble 

                  Circled back to the edge of the Pond.

                  Our eating, our movements take us back. 

                  Reminding of our past

                
                   Of having no appetite,
                
                   She laid there comatose,  Her tit dry.
                   Who was that? My
                   Tortured movements.
                   Kill that blob of fat.

         .

                  

                

Secrets

I once saw Martha Stewart fold a fitted sheet. It took about 14 steps to make it lie flat and square and then to put it into her perfectly fitted organized closet. I was flabbergasted. Perfection can be away to hide secrets. If it is viewed as success than no need to look beneath the veneer.

I have been a detective all my life trying to figure out my life. There was no halo above my head just trial and error. No one in my family saw fit to explain anything to me. On the whole this was a dangerous way to grow up but better than the make do philosophy of my peers. Basically don't examine and make money. Understandable but sure fire way to ultimately be miserable: without love, and knowledge, addiction is a poor lover. So what is the chance for any type of happiness in our culture, when to have any fun and release one needs to break the rules. Then you have secrets and that means addictive patterns.

The addict's excess Orgone has there own hidden needs and must be actualized. When Orgone is blocked by armor, through the holding in of hidden feelings then the resulting hidden anger will be metamorphosed through addiction and not be conscious. The armor now has restricted consciousness; cruelty, contempt. A nasty character becomes the face of addiction; and that anger is unpredictable. Those cruel,memories are festering held in rage one has forgotten, and now energize your addiction; addiction is a continuous compulsion to find some pleasure and some release from past abuse. Addiction is the release valve on ones consciousness, on ones Orgone. One way or another, even transposed, those hidden feelings will be expressed. The pressure to release the excess Orgone is stupefying.

First addiction can be anything that moves the Orgone but is actually filled with anxiety, and some pleasure. Control the reality, project perfection and ones addiction, betrayal and shame is hidden. As a adult secrets leads to dishonesty and misery. 

I was living with a French cook and I got huge. Put the food in front of me and I was addicted. Food in my family was the only pleasure and a big part of escape. Pizza down the street, bakeries on every corner. Then of course puberty came and the complications of another primal drive. Often addiction can be sexual; relieving the boredom by having many assignations keeps one in a strange game of perpetual addiction.

As a baby, as a child being isolated by typical abuses breeds a cruel and murderous unconscious. I froze the movement of Orgone as a baby to protect myself from the abuse. All it took was nothing. My unconscious did the rest. Ultimately my consciousness realized I was saying  no to abuse. By holding down orgone flow by contraction I was able to block the memory of abuse. Then those unexpressed feelings fester, multiply and breed addiction and the Emotional Plague becomes ones character.

The abusers need to be named and repressed anger expressed. When I had no movement, I had no feelings, and I would lay in my crib neglected by the hours happy not to be abused either by incompetent Doctors or by unfeeling adults. Staying hidden protected me from the abusers. 

Addictions partial release is what drives addictions continuation, and out of control feels good. Pleasure, the movement of Orgone to the surface of the body without total release is addictive. The desire for unlocking one's unsatisfied frozen Orgone with addictive pleasure compels the addictive action. Orgone stuck is frozen character, a mask that can not be satisfied: a full release that will not be found. It is the complete sexual release that ends addiction. The horror, the tapestry of our culture, is blinded to these truths, and denies there value. Tragedy after tragedy and I see no end of there ignorance.

My realizations continues, and as my controls dissolve. I am experiencing more of the excitement of a balanced life. I have been fortunate to have been in Orgone Therapy. Secrets and addictions go together. Both can be isolating. Both take away sharing ones reality. Sharing one's Orgone is a recognition of one of the great moments in history., Dr. Reich's Theory that humans are energy producers and need to express the extra produced Orgone, orgasmically, through sexual intercouse.

Survival

I became a total failure and that led me to survive. I went to college and wound up in grad school. I wasn't any great scholar but I wound up in the Haight Ashbury in the hippie era. If I had any skills or talent besides getting high, which led me to Yoga, it would have surprised me, just nothing. I liked meditation. It had some benefit but no release. I was lost and single; marriage, sex, and love were confusing. If I had some talent I would have thrown myself into my skills and went on. Would have kept on. But I was really screwed up and really nothing satisfied me. If I had any idea of what satisfied meant.

Was it luck? Was it the hidden connections of my life? I would like to think so that brought me to Dr. Rinn. Now I do have a few skills. I became a Massage Therapist. I understand Nutrition from working in the field and studying. I enjoy writing poetry and I practice singing and playing some. What brought me to waking up and experiencing this life journey and not a short lived life was Dr. Reich's Orgone Therapy. To this day, everyday Orgone Therapy saves my life. If I had some talent I would never had learned how to be fully alive.


I am reminded of Jesus saying one must be drowning before one can be saved. These days I relate that to addictions. If one has made it through childhood with some skills, a way to succeed in our culture with non lethal addictions than one will happily walk into the wall of failure at an advanced age and not experience the need for knowledgable help.

Growing up I watched my father smoke, and the men who work for him all smoke and drink. My mother never ate in front of me but she was huge. No one talked and no one paid much attention to each other. My father thankfully was the exception; he visited my brother and me every night to share his kind caring. My mother never would even say goodnight. 

When I confronted my mother as a adult she denied everything. I had heard my mother voicing hateful thoughts, hating men, late at night to my sister. My mother was the obedient wife and had performed her wifely duties silently to my fathers grunting. No need to explain the facts of life when you can learn it on the street. The lack of comfort, understanding and physical closeness from my mother would cause a unknown anger and spiteful feelings. 

The past what a subtle horror. Its subtle because I had learned as a baby how to shut down. Yet all the experiences are stored in the contracted body. What is left is what I call the reporting brain. It takes notes and stores memory. Does not feel. Waiting to awaken. What a shock when that part of me feels.The bigger part. The bigger part of me doesn't like the culture of frozen feelings. It has trouble wanting to act like it is all normal.

I am being reminded what a difficult journey being a human.  I found I was not prepared for adulthood. Going through my tortuous journey I am remembering all the mistakes, the twists, the false starts, the wrong choices that I made. It was a map filled with illusions, fantasy, and confusion and only some genetic code of survival kept me going.

Now I have learned how to breathe correctly. Combining breath work with emoting allows me to enjoy my life even when all the obstacles are difficult. Dr. Rinn using Orgone Therapy knew my journey would not be easy. He visited me after I had completed my time with him. He took my hands and without saying a word acknowledged our shared knowledge. To this day I am grateful.

Breath. A Trillion Stars

Orgone Therapy can illicit these situations.  Feelings come rushing in and now I am finally experiencing the abandonment that I could not allow myself to feel. Even though I have worked and prepared myself for my anger I find my stubbornness overwhelming.  I am lost. I will not move. What a sad protection. Then I will not be frozen. In the past the doctor helps, now I am expressing myself. The expression is the lifeboat. My breath is back.

Dropped down on the planet with the compulsion to go, to get going and continue on the journey that our Orgone motivates us to achieve. Every bit of knowledge becomes instrumental in taking the steps to understanding. If what's left of ones pulsation, life force connects to Dr. Reich's tragic, publicized death and his story generates interest, and like me you are lucky to find a Orgone Therapist then breath will be talked about, taught and experienced.

Eastern and Western mystics  have used breath as a way to enhance life. In my twenties I was  initiated into Kriya Yoga, and Zen breathing techniques and found both to be missing an essential core that Dr. Wilhelm Reich discovered. Full breathing without orgasmic release will cause confusion and in me anxiety. Every 3 to 8 seconds a breath is drawn. Most of the time we humans are not aware of it. In and out and totally forgotten. Breath, or spirit as it is called in the Bible is the link to direction in a unsatisfactory culture. Now as I breathe I experience the movement of Orgone, a very humbling experience. 

I am adding an article by Dr. Sircus. It is a detailed analysis of breathing. Except it leaves out the most important movement of Orgone on the exhale. If you have not been in Orgone Therapy then this article can be thorough. Only at the end does he list the contraindications. The movement of Orgone without Orgone preparation is eye opening. Truly being alive wakes the unexpressed abusive  past and panic can feel overwhelming. It it essential to have a enlightened therapist there.

Dr. Sircus's article follows.

The most challenging part of my Natural Allopathic protocol is breathing because it is not something you take. It is something you have to do. Taking medications, sleeping on Biomats, doing hydrogen inhalation, and getting your chlorine dioxide dosages right is a piece of cake compared to the commitment one must make to slow down the wild stumbling horses of our breathing.

Wild in that most of us are off to the races regarding our breathing speed. Stumbling in that too few adults do abdominal breathing. Stumbling because few can wait for even half a second after exhaling before starting the next breath. Desperation and anxiety are carried on the breath.

Breathing is crucial for keeping us alive. It is also vital for health recovery. Saying it’s important is an understatement because it is impossible to be or stay healthy and breathe too fast. So I tell my patients that their next breath is the most crucial thing in life. If you don’t take it, you’re dead in minutes, so how you take that next breath and how you breathe is more than important.

I also tell my cancer patients that the best way you can prove to yourself and your loved ones that you want to live and that you want to beat your cancer is to spend more and more time devoted to taming your breathing. It is ridiculous that doctors and even alternative practitioners ignore the most important thing their patients are doing: breathing.

Breathing is simple, but somehow most of us manage to mangle it, and we pay excessively health-wise because of it. Nothing is more important to our life or health than our breathing, but not many people see it this way. When we breathe correctly, we tend to live longer and be much healthier.

Your breathing or respiratory rate is defined as the number of breaths a person takes during one minute while resting. Studies suggest that an accurate recording of respiratory rate is essential in predicting severe medical events. Since many factors can affect the results, understanding how to take a precise measurement is necessary. While watching the clock, count the times you breathe in two minutes. Make three trials, and find the average. Divide by two to find the average number of breaths per minute.

The rate should be measured at rest, not after someone has been up and walking around. Being aware that your breaths are being counted can make the results inaccurate, as people often alter how they breathe if they know it is being monitored. Nurses are skilled at overcoming this problem by discretely counting respirations and watching the number of times your chest rises and falls — often while pretending to take your pulse.

Lung expert Dr. Lynne Eldridge says, “In general, children have faster respiratory rates than adults, and women breathe more often than men. The normal ranges for different age groups are listed below:

• Newborn: 30-60 breaths per minute
• Infant (1 to 12 months): 30-60 breaths per minute
• Toddler (1-2 years): 24-40 breaths per minute
• Preschooler (3-5 years): 22-34 breaths per minute
• School-age child (6-12 years): 18-30 breaths per minute
• Adolescent (13-17 years): 12-16 breaths per minute
• Adult: 12-18 breaths per minute

Medical textbooks suggest that the regular respiratory rate for adults is only 12 breaths per minute at rest. Older books often provide lower values (e.g., 8-10 breaths per minute), but as Dr. Eldridge and others have noted, most modern adults breathe much faster (12-15 breaths per minute) than usual. Respiratory rates in cancer and other severely ill patients are usually high.

Don Campbell and Al Lee, authors of ‘Perfect Breathing: Transform Your Life One Breath at a Time,’ say, “We all come to the world with the ability to take full, unencumbered breaths, but as we get older, we forget how to breathe properly.”

When we breathe faster than we should, we lose too much CO2 from the blood, thus reducing body oxygenation due to vasoconstriction and the suppressed Bohr Effect caused by hypocapnia (CO2 deficiency). The faster we breathe, the lower our oxygen levels, and the more our cells suffer from hypoxia (reduced cell oxygenation).

Slower, easier breathing improves cell-oxygen content. We call this abdominal Breathing or diaphragmatic Breathing because the diaphragm pushes down, and the belly swells out just as we see when babies breathe.

Ideal Breathing Rates

The best regular breathing rate noted by contemporary medicine is eight breaths per minute, and that is the golden standard to shoot for. But, are even eight breaths ideal, or is something even slower up for the offering that takes us to heavenly health?

I have recommended the Frolov breathing device for years because it breaks our breathing rhythm. When using the Frolov, I generally practice at three to a maximum of four breaths a minute after years of using it. When not practicing, my regular breathing rate is about nine breaths a minute. However, when I get serious about my breathing, I can reduce my rhythm to two breaths a minute for a few moments.

Dr. Sheldon writes that “breathing is the most critical thing you do in your life. And breathing correctly is the single most important thing you can do to improve your life.”

So what is the difference in our health when we breathe less? Michael White has put together the following chart from information that 85,000 people who filled out his questionnaire on his site yielded the following vital information:

Stare at this chart and let its information sink in. You can see that slow breathers have health, and fast breathers are having a tough time with their bodies and life. Fast breathers suffer from much higher anxiety, depression, sleeping disorders, and high blood pressure levels than slow breathers.

Dr. Fred Muench says, “Once you go below ten breaths a minute, you start to engage the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps the body relax when it has been injured. Slow breathing activates the vagus nerve, the primary cranial nerve, associated with a recuperative state.” Perhaps more”important, slow breathing tends to increase heart-rate variability, a measurement of the fluctuation in a heartbeat during an activity. The way to increase variability is to breathe slowly.“

Too Much Breathing is Tiring

A person who is breathing at four breaths a minute will only breathe about 5,760 times a day. At the “normal” of eight breaths a minute, that count doubles to 11,520 breaths daily. At 16, that rate reaches 23,000 breaths a day. At 25 breaths a minute, we are clipping along at 36,000 breaths a day.

Dr. Buteyko found that virtually all sick people (asthma, bronchitis, heart disease, diabetes, cancer, etc.) have accelerated respiratory patterns. During rapid breathing, carbon dioxide becomes deficient, oxygen delivery to the cells is reduced, breath-holding time is reduced, and the natural automatic pause is absent in each breath. Buteyko appreciated that breathing controls and modulates the body’s cardiovascular, immune, nervous, and digestive systems.

Our breathing rate is a predictor of health, illness, and longevity. After thirty years of studying over 5,000 patients in what was called the Framingham studies, doctors from the Boston University School of Medicine said they could predict both long-term and short-term mortality based on peoples’ breathing. Dr. William Kannel said with a person’s breathing, we can “Pick out people who are going to die 10, 20, or 30 years from now.”

Fast Breathing is Cancerous.

Breathing deserves our closest attention when our state of health is challenged, as with cancer. I have always recommended the Frolov breathing device to get started. It makes it easy for newcomers to breathe retraining but will not take you to the end or ultimate in breathing.

This is the machine to use for your breathing retraining. It is lovely to blow bubbles as one increases the oxygenation of one’s cells and tissues. But unfortunately, it is from Russia, so it might be hard to come by in the West.

The Breather is second best. Many brands look and operate like this.

Slow, Steady & Easy Breathing

Seriously ill people with dangerous acute infections will benefit immediately from controlling the quantity of air going into and out of the lungs using a simple breathing device—based on CO2 physiology—in the space of 20 minutes daily. One can begin, quite quickly, to get control of several critical medical parameters, the most important of which is oxygen delivery to cells and tissues.

For some people, breathing retraining is like standing on a chariot with four wild horses pulling back on the reins. The idea is to limit the airflow by slowing everything down. Doing that increases electron flow and raises cellular voltage, pH, oxygenation, and carbon dioxide levels.

When we allow CO2 levels to rise to normal levels, we also allow oxygen levels to return to normal. When we deal with a person’s breathing, we can quickly intervene in the most basic physiological parameters that affect the health of the cells.

The second we pay attention to our breath, our breathing changes, and when we are emotionally upset, we can see how quickly conscious breathing can bring us back to emotional tranquility.

Less is More

Medical studies have shown that the more we breathe, the less oxygen is provided for the body’s vital organs. Does that sound upside down to you? Well, it’s true. However, idea breathing corresponds to prolonged, light, and easy abdominal breathing (diaphragmatic or belly breathing), which most people need to relearn.

It is difficult to recover from anything when we are breathing wrong. Diaphragmatic breathing allows one to take normal breaths while maximizing the amount of oxygen that goes into the bloodstream.

The Chinese and ancient Indian civilizations developed hundreds of breathing techniques. Now modern science has gotten into the act with breathing devices that, when used only 20 minutes a day, increase one’s oxygen and cellular voltage, especially when one harnesses bicarbonates to assist in this process. Chlorine dioxide will also help raise oxygen but in a more targeted fashion.

When looking to recover from disease, especially cancer, we cannot afford to overlook the central question of oxygen and its efficient delivery to our cells,  which is partly governed by a person’s breathing. But unfortunately, most doctors have no idea that people can go a long way toward solving their health problems by retraining their breathing because they are trapped by the pharmaceutical paradigm that rejects the natural world.

Mantak Chia wrote, “For thousands of years, Taoist masters have taught natural breathing. We can improve the functioning and efficiency of our heart, lungs, and other internal organs and systems. We can help balance our emotions. We can transform our stress and negativity into energy we can use for self-healing and self-development. And we are better able to extract and absorb the energy we need for spiritual growth and independence.”

We breathe every day, so we might as well do it right.

The American Academy of Cardiology says, “Stress can cause shortness of breath or worsen it. Once you start feeling short of breath, it is common to get nervous or anxious. This can make your shortness of breath even worse. Being anxious tightens the muscles that help you breathe, and this makes you start to breathe faster. As you get more anxious, your breathing muscles get tired. This causes even more shortness of breath and more anxiety. At this point, you may panic.”

Learning to “void or control stress can help you avoid
this cycle. You can learn tips to help you relax and learn
breathing techniques to get more air into your lungs.
                                                            American Academy of Cardiology

Healthy Breathing

1. Breathingdetoxifies and releases toxins.
2. Breathing releases tension.
3. Breathing relaxes the mind/body and brings clarity.
4. Breathing relieves emotional problems.
5. Breathing relieves pain.
6. Breathing massages your organs.
7. Breathing increases muscle.
8. Breathing strengthens the immune system.
9. Breathing improves posture.
10. Breathing improves the quality of the blood.
11. Breathing increases digestion and assimilation of food.
12. Breathing improves the nervous system.
13. Breathing strengthens the lungs.
14. Proper breathing makes the heart stronger.
15. Proper breathing assists in weight control.
16. Breathing boosts energy levels and improves stamina.
17. Breathing improves cellular regeneration.
18. Breathing elevates moods.

Even Readers Digest wrote about breathing saying, “What could be more basic than breathing? Inhale, exhale, repeat, right? Not exactly. While western science and medicine focus on breathing as a bodily function integral to survival, eastern health sciences approach it as nourishment for both body and spirit. The Chinese believe that mindful breathing or breathwork has numerous benefits, including improved focus and efficiency, increased positivity, and greater physical and mental energy.”

Breathing for Dummies

Emergency room and intensive care professionals understand the importance of respiration. Oxygen and carbon dioxide are what stand between life and death, so our next breath matters. However, it is only when we get close to death’s door that doctors finally pay attention to respiration.

Bottom line—the quicker we breathe, the sooner we are going to die. The more our breathing races, the less oxygen we get, and the faster our bodies begin to suffer from one chronic ailment or another. Eight breaths a minute is very healthy though few breathe today slower than 12. Cancer patients tend to breathe at 15 to 25 breaths a minute.

Vernon Johnston cured himself of cancer (prostate and bone) with a good diet and sodium bicarbonate to get and maintain his urine pH at eight and four hours of conscious breathing a day. I have not talked to anyone in all the years since that has equaled his accomplishment. It took him only one month to be cancer-free.

Pain and Stress Control

Yoga goes with breathing. You can do many things to relax, and yoga postures are one of them.

Warning: Depending on the severity and type of the condition, patients can worsen their health if they go into intensive breathing sessions too aggressively. Some critically ill patients can develop even higher blood pressure, panic attacks, and migraine headaches from aggressive and rapid changes in breathin

Finding The Miracle

In Orgone Therapy a large amount of time is spent listening to how one's Therapists breathes, learning how to breathe by copying. You would think it would be easy but it is not. Breath is ones earliest defense. Shallow breathing is the earliest armor that protects one from feeling. Over time I learned, breath is the engine that propelled me to understand love. Breath stimulates the Orgone to expand as does love. Love is the reaching out of Orgone in our bodies in connection and empathy to a shared lover. 

The Orgone connection is thoroughly written about in many of Dr. Reich's books and in particular Ether, God and Devil-Cosmic Superimposition. A book that Dr. Reich elucidates many salient ideas of Orgone knowledge.

Growing up I had no knowledge my family was askew and simply I like any lemming would have died. What saved me as a child was going to kill me as an adult. Sports, eating too much food and not being at all conscious of the role I played in my family was not working for me. In fact it was causing a unnamed strange feeling, that was very uncomfortable. 

Now as a adult I was eating too much and having trouble holding a job. I was alouf, alone, anxious, without knowing what that meant, except I felt very weird, lost. I didn't even know denial existed and only through the genius of Dr. Reich, Dr. Rinn, I was able to experience myself in a way that allowed me to balance and feel pleasure, joy and yes anger, sadness also. But like any intense learning the Orgone work was very difficult and for a contemptuous, arrogant late 20 year old very challenging.

When one is born we are smiling Orgone. Wholly Orgone. When horrifying birth practices compress the Orgone, we shut down and we are in denial. These earliest experiences mold the Orgone into a one dimensional shallow character. Without expressing our primal emotions our armor develops to  repress our anger. The armor becomes the invisible way we experience, and react to our culture. Then as a adult ones unconscious angry patterns can be tested by needs that are not being met and a compulsion not understood can motivate anyone to seek an addicted release from the confusion from the ridged armor. 

Without help from an Orgone Therapist our childhood will poison our adulthood. Our childhood has to be felt; difficult, re-experiencing those earliest moments, it is the work of a lifetime. Don't let anyone tell you that Orgone Therapy is easy. So why did I do it? Whew. Why do Orgone Therapy if it so difficult?

The habits I developed were written in me like the stripes of a zebra and now I had to find the key, the thousand keys to make what was invisible, the unconscious appear. Orgone Therapy has the tools developed by Dr. Reich that took away the doubt, the confusion and allowed me to feel, and gave me the ability to express myself appropriately, well most of the time. The Therapy is hands on and gets through all the intellectual talk. You have to be ready to learn. Find the armor and want to express it.


Will Orgone Therapy work for you if you are not motivated by feeling really bad? I doubt it. If one finds addiction exciting and is able to ignore the severe long term consequences than the damage that we do to ourselves will never become conscious, unless a shock happens. I think you have to be drowning to want to do it. If you are a successful addict and have perfected your addiction than Orgone Therapy will not work. I have known people who would rather die rather then do the therapy, and Dr. Reich wrote that many patients he had died rather than stay in Therapy. No one wants to see there nuclear family, there neurotic mother and father, there broken family and how there unsatisfactory lives affected them. Going back and experiencing ones deranged parents, the lack of love can cause any one to want to run away. 

The surprise in Orgone Therapy is feeling better by expressing the armor, the old hidden memories: understanding how feelings happen. Feeling right finally because I had feelings, palpable and releasing, and that is the key to staying with Therapy; being taught inch by inch the tools to change.

My addictive habits became unsatisfying and that is what continues to save me. Tasting a deeper satisfaction leads me to staying balanced. Without breath, I could not feel my own Orgone movement and not connect with a lovers. Knowing love allows me to understand if the connection is deep or a temporary addiction. Feeling deeply allows me to make better choices.

The Big Three and Addiction

"Love, work, and knowledge are the well-springs of our life. They should also govern it".

Dr. Reich thought so highly of Love, Work, and Knowledge that he acknowledged them as the driving forces of of our lives. It is the epigraph in almost every book by Dr. Reich. I have thought why did Dr. Reich consider these three of such paramount importance. I wanted to understand . The answer only came to me through my own Orgone streaming. An awareness of emotions, streamings and it's spontaneous knowledge brought about an understanding of Dr. Reich's epigraph. Live those three and ones life will be fulfilled.

Work, Love, and Knowledge stream the Orgone. My belief is Dr. Reich's felt these three provided the most satisfying and wholesome expansions of Orgone.

The view promulgated by Dr. Reich is that Human Beings are Orgone (energy) producers and will produce an excess amount of Orgone that should be released through complete orgasm. (Armor, stilled Orgone, makes sexual fulfillment unsatisfactory.). Not releasing this excess Orgone will cause a myriad of troubles ranging from contemptuousness to schizophrenia. Being in denial and unaware humans seek unsavory ways of releasing there excess energy, often in addictive patterns.

What can go wrong with Love, Work and Knowledge?
Having little access to deep Orgonomic connection parents are confused role models and focus on achievements, in our Western Culture, which puts huge pressure on children. In human society love is a mystery. Love is assumed as attention, caring, and modeling and these behaviors though important are rooted in  connection through the deep contact of intercourse; when Orgone is released in intercourse streaming pleasure is the fulfillment that keeps couples together happily.

Work seems to be the addiction of our culture.  Work is a slippery slope. Survival built into work can easily be justified by long hours, and excuses that seem reasonable. I have no time for reading; I have heard often enough or I am fine. Actually I have said versions of these myself. I worked 60 hours a week and had little time for  introspection and less time for meaningful connection. A deep rooted fear of losing control of my status and not receiving the attention I needed for survival had driven me to overwork. The culture of the West added to this crowning affect by giving work success all the rewards of a hero returning from battle. Orgone expression is satisfying but most often unconscious. 

Knowledge is an exciting avenue to explore ones engagement with Orgone. If course if you haven't  been Orgone Therapy your pursuit of knowledge will be limited.

The release of some Orgone in pursuing an addictive path will never be enough to provide for a fulfilled life. I was lucky enough to find help in Orgone Therapy and only Orgone Therapy helped me. Dr. Reich's revolutionary thoughts only can be understood by seeking Orgonomic Therapy. Love, Work, and Knowledge not only is an insightful pursuit but a guide for one's life.