An orgonite pyramid...

By inverting the pyramid I was turning it into a cloudbuster and the tube would have been drawing DOR down into it throughout the night. Directly through my body. Specifically my upper back and head.
Yeah. Dumb.

Dumb?? You are way smarter than most of us just to be attempting these things.
That said, you bring to mind the dreaded phrase I used to hear: "Just smart enough to be dangerous."
Clever enough to try some really tricky things, but "dumb" enough to win a Darwin Award ...
(How many of us can think through all the possibilities and probable outcomes...?)

Thank you for sharing what you've learned!

My life's mission is to spare others the agony of making the same mistakes I did, but I've found most people (our children, their generation) insist on learning things the hard way, and tuning out the "teaching moments" of their elders.

I'm trying to understand technology and ancient remedies (still working with those Wands of Horus!).
Now another kind of wand is starting to sell in the U.S. - tetrahertz -
@ASMEJournals tweeted Apr 6, 2022
You’ve probably never heard of terahertz waves, but they could change your life https://buff.ly/3wsKSSv via @PopSci

"Welcome to the electromagnetic dark zone"
BY RAHUL RAO | MAR 22, 2022

"There’s a gap on the electromagnetic spectrum where engineers can not tread.

"The spectrum covers everything from radio waves and microwaves, to the light that reaches our eyes, to X-rays and gamma rays. And humans have mastered the art of sending and receiving almost all of them.

"There is an exception, however. Between the beams of visible light and the blips of radio static, there lies a dead zone where our technology isn’t effective. It’s called the terahertz gap. For decades now, no one’s succeeded in building a consumer device that can transmit terahertz waves.

..... The one scanning characteristic that terahertz waves lack is that they can’t get through water—in the air and in the human body. But that’s no obstacle for medicine. A doctor could use a terahertz device to screen for subtle signs of skin cancer that X-rays might miss; or a neuroscientist might use it to scan a mouse brain.

https://www.popsci.com/science/terahertz-waves-future-technologies/

NOTE: I've been seeing ads for terahertz wands... which is what led me to search for information (not more ads!).

"In recent years, the field of energy and frequency-based technology has witnessed significant advancements, drawing upon the pioneering work of renowned scientist Nikola Tesla. With the continuous evolution of technology, new devices are emerging to address various health conditions. One such device is the “Terahertz Wand,” which utilizes quantum scaler technology, quartz crystal, terahertz frequencies, Tesla healing blue, and FAR infrared frequencies...

"While the Terahertz Wand is instrumental in providing the body with the energy it needs, it is important to note that the actual work of improving health lies within the body itself. The wands act as catalysts, empowering the body to bring about the necessary changes for enhanced well-being."

https://quantumscienceenergy.com/tag/terahertz-wand

"Terahertz is a man-made stone created by extracting silica from sand or quartz. It’s ultra-protective of the body against harmful electromagnetic frequencies, smog, and radiation. Terahertz is a deeply healing stone that promotes deeper sleep, relieves stress, calms scattered energy, and helps combat exhaustion. When shaped as a massage wand, it also helps remove energetic blockages wherever they manifest in the body. Working with a wand is a powerful way to channel energy from you to Source and from Source to you ... to soothe tense muscles, align your energetic centers, and cultivate deep healing and rejuvenation.

More excerpts from the Popular Science link:

Look at the terahertz gap as a borderland. On the left side, there are microwaves and longer radio waves. On the right side lies the infrared spectrum. (Some scientists even call the terahertz gap “far infrared.”) Our eyes can’t see infrared, but as far as our technologies are concerned, it’s just like light.

Radio waves are crucial for communication, especially between electronic devices, making them universal in today’s electronics. Light powers the optical fibers that underpin the internet. These realms of technology typically feed off different wavelengths, and uneasily coexist in the modern world.

... When it comes to tapping into terahertz waves, the world of electronics faces a fundamental problem. To enter the gap, the silicon chips in our electronics need to pulsate quickly—at trillions of cycles per second (hence a terahertz). The chips in your phone or computer can operate perfectly well at millions or billions cycles per second, but they struggle to reach the trillions. The highly experimental terahertz components that do work can cost as much as a luxury car. Engineers are working to bring the prices down.

The other realm, the world of light, has long sought to make devices like lasers that could cheaply create terahertz waves at specific frequencies. Researchers were talking about how to make such a laser as early as the 1980s. Some thought it was impossible.

Other sources say:

"....said to have a very high oscillating frequency, about 1 trillion hertz of oscillation every second, as well as thermal conductivity. It has the ability to conduct both hot and cold thermal energy very quickly. You can hold it on to a piece of ice to see it in action.

The Terahertz Wand is really a quantum energy product (with) a frequency of seven.0 GHz and a range of 600 to seven hundred levels Celsius. The Terahertz wand has long been shown to reinforce microcirculation and eradicate physique humidity. It is additionally claimed to spice up the immune system by activating weakened cells. This product is actually a Licensed residence electrical merchandise, and is particularly consequently Risk-free for use in the home. Its labels also allow its distribution worldwide." (yes this is another dang ad!) https://ameblo.jp/chanceoaab673/entry-12754301637.html

Still with me?

Thank you Sam for your informative and inspiring posts!