Readers,
It is for the first time that I am posting the report in this site. I stay with my mother here in Kisumu and because of the ever increasing demand for the Orgonite around our country and even the neighboring ones; my mother cannot easily manage to deal with the local demand and supply. I therefore take part in local distribution and supplying the local people with the Orgonite. This is the season when people are planting and the demand is high. I therefore attend to various farmers and teaches them on the best way to using the Orgonite. Around home, almost everybody is very receptive about Orgonite because it has started at this place. This means that with time, almost everybody will be receptive about the Orgonite because of the extensive promotion that is done now majorly by my friend Benedict who stays with us and many others who are also very much dedicated to ensuring that we can succeed.
I do work in making the Orgonite in the absence of my mother and Benedict. The local order is also made through me. I will soon take Orgonite to Bumala to the few users whom I recently found and attracted there. I think I will ask Benedict to take me there so that we can get many people, since you all know his ability at such.
Billy
Welcome to the forum, Billy, and thanks for sharing your reports. Until now, your important role in the East Africa ‘Mbolea’ (orgonite) venture was only mentioned by others but we want to know all about what you’ve done and are now doing, of course. This needs to be in the public record, too, and EW is the only record, right now.
I gather that a website will soon be established to also share your collective accomplishments but I’m going to leave it to you and the crew to decide when to announce it. I think a site is crucial at this stage of development and I hope it will be in English and Kiswahili.
Your eloquence will probably pay off in ways that you haven’t yet considered, by the way. Many or even most of us who post reports here are middle-aged and it’s staggering for us to consider what we might have accomplished in this life if we’d come to orgonite as youths, as you and Benedict have done.
You’ll each exceed all of us elders, I’m fairly certain, but it’s fun and a privelage for us to be among the few of our generation who are waking up and committing to genuinely improving our species’ lot
~Don
We’d particularly enjoy reading stories about how Kisumu has improved since you all started distributing orgonite, there and in the adjacent waters of Lake Victoria. I have a feeling that this is one of the most impressive success stories but I think it needs to be told by the participants in order to be appreciated adequately.
~Don
