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#1 2014-12-07 23:25:00
- jeaux
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Musings on taping
Hey y'all. I imagine there's some meandering in thought when it comes to taping up orgone/metal/rocks. How much is enough? When should one change sorts of tape? I find that I tape things in a unique way, using small rectangular pieces on every little spot I feel "aching" for a little tape. Eventually I come to a stage like this.
I'm used to taping little skinny wands, where the tape wraps almost all the way around. Looks a little odd on a bigger piece. In any case, the part I always have issues dowsing with is where to put non-metallic sorts of tape. Be it electric, duct tape, etc. It just doesn't have much of a vibe for me. Since this piece is all covered, I wonder what would be more effective: to continue wrapping in metallic tapes wherever the energy tells me to, or if it might be better to insulate the "circuitry" made here with electric tape, then continue metallic taping on top of that.
Dexter, what do you think? Also, what can you tell about this little brick? How's the range?
If anyone has any insights on taping (like how my precision taping compares to, say, wrapping with the full width of tape), I implore you to share your insights. Metallic tape jobs are a huge boon to orgone strength and range, and I feel it would be exciting for us to share what we know.
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#2 2014-12-07 23:33:17
- jeaux
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Re: Musings on taping
NOTE: for those curious, this orgone device was instilled with my new program, which Dexter has hailed "Nov2014A". I'll eventually have a cooler name for it, once it reveals itself.
I just wanted to add, I also have a great time taping metal objects, especially knives and cutlery. Taping them seems to help them become useful in astral warfare. I imagine charging it up with whatever orgone I can muster, and hacking away at the very core of a particular target. Seems to work fine remotely as well. Very effective when paired with music; hacking in tempo builds coherence and power, I've found. Here's my favorite piece so far, a cleaver I found at a thrift store.
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#3 2014-12-08 11:09:34
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Re: Musings on taping
(note to newbies: the background info about this is here
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/arc … topics/144
and also the April 2014 post here:
http://loohan.com/otb37.htm )
Hey y'all. I imagine there's some meandering in thought when it comes to taping up orgone/metal/rocks. How much is enough? When should one change sorts of tape?
Each situation is different. Most of my taped items develop over a long period of time; months or even years. Then at some point, some get cast within epoxy, e.g.:
[img]loohan.com/de-cloaker.jpg[/img]
Most of them have only the metallized plastic tape, maybe with some plain aluminum tape, maybe without. Most do not have non-metallic tape, but some do. Some have a fair bit (not so much the wands as squattier items).
Thinking has little or nothing to do with the process. Feeling has everything to do with it.
Sometimes i also use copper tape sold for stained-glass crafters. (Not the conductive type for electronics.)
I find that I tape things in a unique way, using small rectangular pieces on every little spot I feel "aching" for a little tape. Eventually I come to a stage like this.
Unlike what i do, but it feels good!
Many of my items get loads of tape. There have been times when i frenetically went thru 1-2 rolls a day of the metallized plastic tape.
I'm used to taping little skinny wands, where the tape wraps almost all the way around. Looks a little odd on a bigger piece. In any case, the part I always have issues dowsing with is where to put non-metallic sorts of tape. Be it electric, duct tape, etc. It just doesn't have much of a vibe for me. Since this piece is all covered, I wonder what would be more effective: to continue wrapping in metallic tapes wherever the energy tells me to, or if it might be better to insulate the "circuitry" made here with electric tape, then continue metallic taping on top of that.
Thinking is a disease; conquer it. I never wonder about the logical way to work with this stuff.
Dexter, what do you think? Also, what can you tell about this little brick? How's the range?
I prefer to me addressed by my real name rather than my slave name.
The brick is good, range 80'. Hundreds of miles are feasible, even thousands.
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#4 2014-12-15 19:49:40
- Loohan
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Re: Musings on taping
Yeah, 3M is one nasty corporation. But these days it is child's play to outprogram that shit. I still refuse to use 3M because i hate them and boycott them wherever feasible, ever since around '79 when they were assholes to me on a minor matter.
The brands i use have logos too, but they don't matter either.
This tape enables me to achieve spectacular results with relative ease.
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#5 2014-12-29 19:53:53
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Re: Musings on taping
BTW, Rorg has been among those guiding me in making devices for some time, especially taped items. Around mid-December, he figured out a way to adjust the programming in taped items to make them about 3X as powerful. Just in time for my road trip :-)
He taught Antuvozy, Chemmerbuster, etc. how to do this too, and they have been reprogramming many items belonging to others. Also Chemmerbuster has been updating the higher selves of others so they know how to do this programming too.
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