Every so often I need to apply for
a new visa in order that I may stay here in Indonesia with my
family.
One such time arrived just recently and on this trip I took my Son,
Edo Star along as he’d never been on an aeroplane nor indeed visited
another country before.
We were only to have a few hours in Singapore (the place is
virtually ungiftable anyway) so I took along just 25 TBs with the
intention of dropping them quietly in the river on a tourist River
Cruise.
The boat ride took us along about five kilometers of river in the
heart of the city so in terms of water-gifting; this represented
quite a high concentration of orgonite in one isolated part of an
apparently ungifted area.
The sky in the city was uniformly unhealthy with constant chem-spraying
although Singapore has no visible towers (apparently all
telecommunication signals are handled by satellite these days).
A single tower appears in one or two of the following photos but its
function is unclear as it doesn’t seem to bear any equipment at all.
First the ‘before’ shots:
Then towards the end of the 45 minute boat trip:
Then a little later in the day:
I think the same effect could have been achieved with many fewer TBs
but there were other constraints on my gifting anywhere else.
Singapore levies heavy penalties for littering (rivers and storm
drains included) and the well-landscaped city shrubbery is attended
to regularly by an army of municipal gardeners and any incongruous
object will be sure to be removed before very long.
The lack of police patrolling the streets bears ominous witness both
to the presence of myriad surveillance cameras and the vigilance of
its model citizens who are sure to report unusual behaviour (like
digging holes for TBs etc).
The profoundly negative feeling in the country and its ungiftable
nature leads me to suspect that I was the first gifter to put
orgonite anywhere in Singapore but if anyone else has done so; I
would be interested to hear from them.
Dan.