Lena Rocks

We went to Charleston for the day yesterday and Dennis wanted to go see his pod of dolphin friends to see how they were doing. Unfortunately we got there a little late for me to be able to get perfect pictures but it was an amazing experience as usual

As soon as we arrived on the beach he threw a few TB’s into the water and said they would show up within minutes – and he was right. There was an incredible moment of seeing a whole school of fish jump out of the water right where he had thrown them… I laughed and said the dolphins hadn’t showed up yet but he told me that the reason the fish all jumped up like that was because a dolphin was below them picking up a TB and he was right… and then the pod showed up. The puppy was just as amazed as we were and it was great fun watching them pick up the pieces. We walked up on a bridge and threw a few more and I got some more pictures from that angle as the sun was going down.

About two months ago we got ourselves a little puppy… and of course the cats have just hated the whole idea… but a couple of them are slowly coming around to it and now hold their ground when the pup gets overly excited upon seeing them. The oldest cat, Momcat…. has not taken to the idea at all and has pretty much refused to come inside the house at all so I’ve been feeding her out on the porch and spend as much time as I can out there with her so she doesn’t feel left out. I figured that once it gets cold she’ll want to come inside again and have not worried about it too much.

The cats like to come walking with me and have done so since they were small kittens – they get very excited when I put my hiking shoes on but now that I’m walking the dog they stopped doing it. The other day they started again… with Momcat in the lead… and it’s the funniest thing when I’m out walking the dog and the cats are following.

Momcat has even started following us when we are out walking on the road and it’s becoming a bit of a concern for me since she stays away from cars when she’s on her own but expects me to stop them when I’m there… so I’m now trying to be sneaky and feed her before going so she will not follow, but she does anyway. I’ve had to change my route so we stay away from the road…

This morning we got some more company – three visiting ducks and it was the funniest thing I’ve seen in a long time, one dog, two cats and three ducks all trailing along.

Of course the whole area has been gifted with the intent that all animals will get along and be safe and we even have a deer with two little one who shows no fear when she comes to visit

Lena

We have spent a lot of time learning how to take the Kirlian photos and are finally getting it right – it was a much bigger learning curve than I had thought since it’s incredibly time consuming getting them to come out well. Big thanks to Mark the Scientist who originally contacted us to take pictures of our items and then helped us get our own setup together – we could not have done it without you

We cast a whole bunch of little pendant sized pieces with various metals to see how they would come out. One very interesting thing we saw is that various metals have different outputs which is something we already knew but being able to see it/show it clearly in pictures has been priceless and educational. Even a plain towerbuster looks just amazing when you see the output of it

A few years ago I got to play with a set of what is called the “Rods of Ra” which is basically one rod of copper and one rod of zinc where you hold one in each hand… and they do have some really cool effects. The rods are hollowed out so you can put tubes of various materials inside to amplify the effect. Unfortunately the one thing I did not like was the price – about $600… You can read about them here: http://www.rodsofra.com/shop.htm

Then a couple of years ago I got to play with something quite similar but completely different, rods of stone… and was much impressed that they worked in similar ways. One rod is made from shungite and the other one is made from a stone called tuulikivi. They were a lot more affordable ($37 plus shipping from Russia) so I got myself a pair – you can find them here: http://www.shungite.com/Harmonizers.html

Here is a picture of mine:

They are just wonderful as balancing tools and I’ve had much fun with mine – works like an instant reset button when you need to chill out. I also know a lady in Europe who crushes shungite and uses it in her orgonite with wonderful effects

Then I started thinking that orgonite might have similar effects if I cast them into rods, so I spent a day making tall shot glass pieces with one metal in each – they all contain one good size double terminated crystal in the middle – here is a picture of them:

The metals are, starting from left:

Aluminum
Carbon steel
Titanium
Brass
Copper
Iron Oxide

Holding one rod in each hand with various metals does some very interesting things… I highly recommend it if you like to play with energy

Of course I could say a lot more but being that they are so easy to cast for any orgonite maker I don’t want to take away anyone’s joy of discovery

Lena