(PDF) CORE (Cosmic Orgone Engineering) Vol VI Nos. 1-4 (1954)

Description In 1954 and 1955, Reich published two volumes of his follow-up to the Orgone Energy Bulletin entitled CORE (Cosmic Orgone Engineering), comprising a total of 344 pages. On the inside cover of each volume, Reich included the following note: “CORE (Cosmic Orgone Engineering) continues the function of its predecessor, the Orgone Energy Bulletin (vols. I-V, 1949-1953). CORE is the official organ of the ORGONE INSTITUTE which is devoted to Basic Research in the Realm of the Primordial Cosmic (Pre-atomic) Energy. CORE deals, among other things, with: Pre-atomic Chemistry (Oranur Chemistry); Drought and Desert Research; Removal of DOR clouds, Rain-making and Fog-lifting with the Cloudbuster; Functional Orgonometry; and the Bioenergetics of Human Emotion as far as human character reactions are involved with the above mentioned cosmic functions.” Volume 6 – Numbers 1-4, July 1954 (140 pages) Introduction to OROP Desert Expansion and Contraction in the Atmospheric OR Energy Behavior of smoke; Nature of fog; Dispersive qualities of OR energy; Distribution of rainfall; Where does the moisture come from? Clues to answer; The ring around the sun; Seasonal expansion and contraction of OR envelope. Spaceships and Desert Development DOR and Melanor; Smog; Symptoms of DOR sickness; Quest for source of DOR and Melanor; Functional meaning of Melanor; Deterioration of forests; Scope of Cosmic Engineering; Clarification of the source of Melanor; Visitors from outer space; Space ships and DOR; Principle of Life on Earth challenged. DOR Removal, Cloud-busting, Fog-Lifting DOR clouds; Stillness and Bleakness; Disappearance of sparkle from the landscape; Human awareness of DOR; Geiger counter reactions to DOR; First DOR removal; “Cloud-busting”; Use of OR potential; The lightning rod; Destroying and creating clouds; Lifting fog; The “spiral draw”. OROP Desert Project Change from earthly to cosmic perspective; Danger of desert to life; Mass functions have developed from primordial energy functions; Mountains impede OR streams; Deserts can be made green; Blueprints for the fructification of deserts. OROP Rangeley – August 1-2, 1952 DOR-affected clouds; Dissipation of clouds and absence of thunder-storms over Orgonon; Dynamics of drought clouds; Breaking drought; Functions opposing drought. OROP Ellsworth – July 5-6, 1953 Drought broken; Failure to draw from zenith; Protocol of drawing operation; Fog front rolls in from ocean; Gentle rain falls; Reports on OROP Ellsworth; Monitoring Oranur atmosphere; Plague activities. OROP Orgonon – July 23, 1953 Drought broken; Failure to draw from zenith; Protocol of drawing operation; Fog front rolls in from ocean; Gentle rain falls; Reports on OROP Ellsworth; Monitoring Oranur atmosphere; Plague activities. OROP Children’s Parade – August 8-9, 1953 Request for rain-free day; Not promised—experimentation only. Problem of how to keep sky clear: Drawing from west with one tube; Rain prevented from falling over Rangeley. OROP Boston – September 2, 1953 CORE operator a trustee only of natural functions; Severe heat in New York; Attempt to relieve cities; Weather Bureau informed; Simultaneous three-Cloudbuster draw; Protocol of OROP Boston; Storm unpredicted hits Boston; Relief from heat; Desert is inevitable result of the immobilization of OR energy; Contradictions in Weather Bureau forecasts; Foundations of Oranur Weather Control. OROP Galactic Stream, Hancock – October 22, 1953 The Galactic OR Stream is real; DOR removal near ocean; First report of a student operator; Nothing is unimportant in Cosmic Engineering; Drawing against Galactic Stream; Rain goes toward northeast while winds come from northeast; Chain reaction storms; Drought again broken; Caution and daring needed; Gradient of dryness toward Southwest; Need to regulate Cloudbuster operations; Space ships and space problems; Outlook. Appendix Rules to follow in Cloud Engineering Protocols of the first 97 DOR removal operations Documentary record on information given regarding Oranur, DOR and Weather Control