True Orgonite is more than a marketplace.
We are building an open and growing record of orgonite methods, experiments, observations and findings from creators around the world.
We don't believe experience should be ignored — but we also don't believe a claim becomes fact simply because it has been repeated for years.
Compare methods. See the evidence. Share results. Question assumptions.
How We Classify Evidence
Not all observations are equal. Every contribution published here is classified according to what is actually being shown:
🔵 Creator Observation
Something a creator has personally observed. Documented but not yet repeated or independently verified.
🟡 Repeatable Observation
The same creator has repeated this under similar conditions and observed a consistent result.
🟠 Measured Result
A measurement was used — equipment, numerical data, or a documented comparison. The method and equipment are described.
🟢 Independent Replication
Another creator has reproduced the result independently and documented it separately.
⚪ Scientific Evidence
Supported by appropriate controlled research with methodology, controls and peer review.
We publish Creator Observations and Repeatable Observations. We do not present them as scientific proof. We present them as what they are: documented experience from people who make and work with orgonite.
Share Your Method
Creators: tell us how you build.
We want to understand the full range of construction methods used by orgonite makers around the world — not to declare one method correct, but to document what exists, what people observe, and where methods differ.
You can share:
- Your construction method and why you use it
- Your metal ratio and how you arrived at it
- Your quartz placement and reasoning
- The materials you use and why
- What you have personally observed
- What you have tested or compared
- What did not work, and what happened
Submissions are reviewed before publication. Submission does not mean endorsement. We publish what is documented, not what is claimed.
→ Submit Your Method or Research
Documented Experiments
This section will grow as creators contribute.
We are looking for:
- Photos and video of construction and testing
- Comparisons between methods or materials
- Repeatable observations with consistent conditions
- Measurements where equipment has been used
- Negative results — outcomes that did not support a theory
Nothing is published here without review. If a result is contested, we will note that.
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Different Methods
Orgonite is not made one way. Documented approaches include:
50/50 Metal-to-Resin Methods
Equal volumes of metal shavings and resin. The most commonly cited ratio in early orgonite literature.
High-Metal Methods
Higher proportions of metal shavings. Some creators report different results. Documented comparisons are welcome.
Layered Construction
Alternating layers of organic and metallic material, following Reich's original layered accumulator model.
Powders and Fine Particles
Use of metal powders, iron oxide, shungite powder or other fine materials instead of or alongside shavings.
Coils and Tensor Rings
Copper or other metal coils embedded within the resin. Various geometries and placements are used.
Different Quartz Arrangements
Single point, double terminated, clusters, powder, different orientations. Creators report different preferences and reasoning.
Additional Materials
Shungite, black tourmaline, selenite, kyanite, sacred geometry plates, carbon, and other inclusions. Documented reasoning and observations welcome.
This section documents what exists. It does not declare any method superior.
Safety and Failed Experiments
This section is important.
If something went wrong — a material caused a problem, a method produced an unexpected result, or a claim turned out to be unsupported — that belongs here.
We welcome:
- Safety concerns about specific materials or processes
- Results that did not support a theory
- Methods that were abandoned and why
- Honest accounts of what did not work
Evidence and documentation are required where possible. Unsubstantiated negative claims about specific creators or products will not be published.
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Community Findings
Over time, True Orgonite will begin summarising patterns that multiple creators independently report.
This is not a consensus. It is a record of what has been observed, by whom, under what conditions, and how often.
This section will be updated as contributions accumulate.
About This Project
Community Research is curated by True Orgonite. We review all submissions before publication. We do not endorse any specific method, claim or theory. We do not present anecdote as science.
Our goal is simple: to give the orgonite community somewhere honest to document what it knows, what it observes, and what it still does not understand.
If you have something to contribute, we want to hear from you.