Days of Wildfire Smoke Cleared Overnight
Aug. 24, 2020
We’ve had very polluted skies from wildfires in Frazier Park for the past couple of weeks. The massive wildfire in nearby Lake Hughes has been the main reason for the poor air quality, and then another fire was set in Lake Piru in Ventura County. This fire was officially 100% contained on Saturday.
Yesterday there was still smoke in the air, but this morning it was as if there had never been a fire. The Earth cleans itself up quickly through its natural orgone energy and we have an extensive orgonite grid throughout LA, Ventura, and Kern Counties. This means that as long as there is no more pollution being added, the sky cleans up almost immediately. This is the same effect OR has on smog and chemtrails. The top photo was looking west on Wed. August 19, and the bottom was this morning, August 24. This is the first day we’ve had crystal clear skies, although all the while the fires were burning, we still had OR clouds and a total lack of “planes.”













