December 2005, No. 1

Contents:
• Weather Engineering in Contact with Space: Global Warming and the Planetary Emergency
  by C. Huthsteiner. pp. 1-42
• Overcoming a Problem of Attachment
  by I. Bertelsen. pp. 43-46
• Functional Encopresis:  An Overview and an Orgonomic Approach to Treatment, Part I
  by D. Burlage. pp. 47-64
• Clinical Symposia: Emotions of Anger and Sadness, May 2002
  pp. 65-68
• Clinical Symposia: Therapy and the Segmental Muscular Armoring, Spring 2002
  pp. 69-90
• Spirituality and Orgonomy
  by D. Fuckert. pp. 91-94
• Orgonomy as Treatment for Seizure Disorder
  by M. A. Cullinan. pp. 105-106
• Is There an Unconscious National Conspiracy Against Children in the United States?
  by M. Rothenberg. pp. 107-114
• Early Experiences Alter the Baby’s Brain
  by W.J. Cromie. pp. 115-116
• Summerhill School, 2000
  by S. and A. Anderson. pp. 117-118

Book Reviews:

• Wilhelm Reich and the Cold War
  by Jim Martin, reviewed by M. Herskowitz. pp. 119-121
• The All Souls’ Waiting Room
  by Paki Wright, reviewed by H. Brenner. pp. 122-123
• Wilhelm Reich: Psychoanalyst and Radical Naturalist
  by Robert S. Corrington, reviewed by M. Herskowitz. pp. 124-127

Film Review:

• It Can be Done, a film by Jon East and Alex Panton
  reviewed by H. Brenner. pp. 128-129