The Orgone Accumulator Handbook by James DeMeo is a detailed guide to the theory, construction, and use of orgone accumulators, devices originally developed by Wilhelm Reich in the 1940s. Reich believed that orgone energy was a universal life force, similar to concepts like "chi" or "prana" in Eastern traditions. The orgone accumulator was designed to harness this energy, which Reich believed could have therapeutic benefits for physical and emotional well-being.
 
In the book, DeMeo provides an in-depth examination of Reich's work, offering technical instructions for building your own orgone accumulator, as well as exploring the scientific principles behind orgone energy and its potential applications. The handbook also discusses the controversies surrounding Reich's ideas and how orgone energy has been received by mainstream science and alternative health communities. Through this work, DeMeo aims to revive and clarify Reich’s concepts, making them more accessible to modern readers interested in alternative medicine, energy healing, and esoteric sciences.
 
The book is both practical and theoretical, offering a combination of instructions, diagrams, and explanations. It is widely regarded by those interested in Reich's work and the broader field of orgonomy, as well as those seeking alternative methods of healing.