CORE (Cosmic Orgone Engineering) by Wilhelm Reich

Author:Wilhelm Reich [Reich, Wilhelm]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Science / Alternative
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

(3) The eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains and the great plains adjoining them to the east, have not only much rainfall, but also are subject to an unusual prevalence of floods, tornadoes, twisters, and other kinds of atmospheric disturbances which all bear the earmarks of cosmic energy effects.

Let us first consider the situation to the east of the Rocky Mountains, with respect to the OR potential. The rain does not come over the mountains from the west or even from the Pacific. This western rain drive is held up already at the Sierras and in the arid regions between the Sierras and the Rockies. The rain east of the Rockies does come from the eastern areas of the USA.

As usual, rain in the west is caused by a reversal of the OR energy flow from west to east to west. The schematic drawing in Figure 10 below shows that the reversed, east to west flow of OR energy rebounds, as it were, from the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains, eastward again. It carries its great moisture contents first westward, not reaching into the desert over the mountain peaks, and then reverses its course back eastward toward the Atlantic Ocean. Thus, a high concentration of moisture results which feeds the agricultural riches of the Great Plains to the point of flood disasters. The tornadoes which happen here so frequently require still another point of view for their comprehension.

From the orgonotic considerations of the past few pages follow logically the conclusion:

If it were possible to draw OR energy and moisture over the Sierras into the desert and from here over the Rocky Mountains, the desert region of the USA could be changed into fruit-growing country.

A challenging task indeed! And one, too, which would serve as a first test in the training for far greater tasks such as fructification of other desert lands, India, Sahara, the Near East.

Figure 10: Proposition for OROP Desert, Southwest USA (Another possibility would be drawing in moisture form the Gulf of California northward into the desert) ~

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