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Me and the Orgone "Me and the Orgone" has been cited in several books on the topic of orgone energy, including Charles R. Kelley's "Life Force: The Creative Process in Man and in Nature" and investigative journalist Mary Coddington's "Seekers of the Healing Energy", in which she described "Me and the Orgone" as a good source for understanding the workings of Reich's orgone therapy treatments. In "Fury on Earth: A Biography of Wilhelm Reich", Myron Sharaf describes "Me and the Orgone" as a vivid view of Reich's therapeutic process. Me and the Orgone Me and the Orgone – The True Story of One Man's