Energy vesicles which—as Reich believed—represent transitional stages in the organization of matter, between the non-living and the living. As he observed, they form constantly in nature during the decomposition of organic matter and the deconstruction of inorganic matter and they can be reproduced in the laboratory. He believed that bions are charged with orgone, i.e. with life energy, and under certain conditions can develop into protozoa. (From the entry “Bions”, in the Glossary of Orgonomic Terms of this website.)
Please also see on the left menu: “Orgonomy and biogenesis”, “Bions”.
Βions from organic matter (dried grass) 4000x
Βions from organic matter (dried grass) 1600x
Βions from organic matter (dried grass) 640x
Βions from organic matter (dried grass) 1600x – Dark field
Βions from organic matter (dried grass) 1600x – Dark field
Βions from organic matter (dried grass) 400x – Dark field
Bions from inorganic matter – Coal – 1600x
Bions from inorganic matter – Coal – 4000x
Bions from inorganic matter – Coal – 1600x – Dark field
Bions from inorganic matter – Coal – 400x
Bions from inorganic matter – Coal – 4000x
