What Are Tower Busters!?
Tower Busters · Metayantra
The size of a hockey puck. Buried at the base of a tower.
Tower Busters are small pranic devices that transmute local deadly frequency energy into positive healing frequencies. You place them around homes and yards, near cell towers, or anywhere negative frequency energy is present. They do not block anything — and that distinction is the whole point.
§ 01 — The object
Small, cheap, and meant to be left behind
TBs — "Tower Busters" — are used all over the world to neutralize the negative EMF effects of cell towers, microwave relay stations, electrical substations and power plants. You bury or hide one, or several, near the source of the radiation, and you clean up your region of that pollution.
The design constraints are unusual, and they explain the shape. A Tower Buster has to be small enough to place discreetly, cheap enough to leave in the ground and forget, and durable enough to survive years of weather. That is why it is a puck and not a sculpture.
Use them to clean up waterways or to supercharge a garden — plants thrive on the purified energy coming off them, which is also the easiest effect to observe without fooling yourself. Place them along the outside walls or the property line of a house or apartment to absorb the effects of WiFi and cell radiation coming from your neighbors, which is the exposure nobody talks about and nobody can switch off.
They are made for eliminating harmful EMF frequencies, which act on the nervous system first — and it is through the nervous system that mental, physical and emotional imbalance follows.
Place one under your bed, one in your office, carry one with you. The results are most noticeable in the subtle energy body — and in how you sleep.
§ 02 — The record
You are not imagining the problem
Before anything about transmutation or orgone, here is the part that has names, dates and institutions attached. None of it comes from us, and all of it is checkable.
World Health Organization
IARC classifies RF fields as Group 2B
Thirty-one scientists from fourteen countries, convened by the WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer, classified radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as "possibly carcinogenic to humans". The trigger was a roughly 40% higher glioma risk in the heaviest users — around 30 minutes of daily phone use over ten years. Group 2B is the same category as lead and as engine exhaust.
US National Toxicology Program
A $30 million study finds "clear evidence"
The NTP, part of the US National Institutes of Health, ran one of the largest animal studies ever conducted on the question. Its conclusion for male rats was "clear evidence" of cardiac schwannomas — the strongest term on the NTP's own evidence scale — plus some evidence of brain gliomas and DNA damage.
Ramazzini Institute, Italy
Independently replicated — below the legal limits
An independent Italian study of 2,448 rats found the same rare tumor as the NTP. The detail that matters: the Ramazzini exposures were at levels below the FCC's legal limits, modelling life near a base station rather than a phone against the head.
International EMF Scientist Appeal
268 scientists from 45 nations
Researchers who have themselves published peer-reviewed work on the biological effects of non-ionizing radiation signed a formal appeal to the UN and the WHO asking for stronger exposure guidelines. Separately, the BioInitiative Report — 29 authors from 10 countries — reached the same conclusion from the literature.
US Court of Appeals, DC Circuit
The FCC's safety limits ruled "arbitrary and capricious"
In Environmental Health Trust v. FCC, the court found the agency had failed to give a reasoned explanation for keeping its 1996 exposure limits, and had ignored the record on non-cancer effects. The limits your equipment is certified against were declared legally inadequate by a federal appeals court, and that is not a fringe claim — it is a published ruling.
Countries that already acted
France and Sweden
France's law of 29 January 2015 bans WiFi in nurseries and restricts it in primary schools. Sweden recognizes electrohypersensitivity as a functional impairment, with the accommodations that status carries. Two governments looked at the same literature and legislated.
Stated fairly. "Possibly carcinogenic" is a statement about the strength of the evidence, not about the size of a risk, and major health agencies still consider exposure below current limits safe. Rat studies do not transfer cleanly to people. What is beyond dispute is that the question is open, the exposure is new on a historical scale, and it never switches off. That is enough reason to take the room you sleep in seriously.
§ 03 — The mechanism
It doesn't block. It transmutes.
This is the sentence that separates our devices from most of what is sold as EMF protection, and it has a practical consequence you can check in thirty seconds.
A blocker works by attenuation: less signal gets through, so your WiFi slows down and your calls drop.
A Tower Buster does not attenuate anything. Put one against your router and your speed does not change. The tower keeps transmitting. What changes is the character of the field arriving at you.
The devices are made of polyester resin, quartz crystal and metals. As the resin cures it shrinks, and that shrinkage puts the quartz under permanent mechanical compression. Quartz under pressure produces an electrical charge — the piezoelectric effect, the same property that makes quartz the timing element in every watch and radio ever built. The compressed minerals and crystal create a charge that attracts dense energy, the energy is converted in the process, and the metals project it back out, continuously purifying the surrounding area.
Where the layering comes from
The alternating organic and inorganic layers go back to Wilhelm Reich's orgone accumulator — wool and metal, stacked. Our version substitutes carbon-bearing resin for the organic layer and metal powders and coils for the inorganic one, with quartz as the active element. Reich died in a US federal prison in 1957 for building devices along these lines, which tells you how seriously somebody once took them.
Quartz
The active element, held under permanent compression. Not a decoration and not a battery — a transducer.
Metals
Iron oxide, copper, brass, bronze, shungite and magnetite. They form the inorganic layer and project the result outward.
The coil
Copper wound as an antenna. In our triple-coil pieces, three of them, which is why those units cover more ground than a plain puck.
Polyester resin
The organic, carbon-bearing layer — and the press that keeps the quartz loaded for the life of the piece.
§ 04 — Placement
Map your own home before you buy anything
Ten minutes, no cost, and it changes the question from "which one do I buy?" to "where do I need it first?" The answer is almost always the bedroom.
Priority one
The head of your bed
Count the devices within a meter of your head while you sleep. It is usually the most loaded spot in the house and the easiest to fix — and you spend a third of your life there, unconscious, not moving. One under the bed before anything else.
The constant emitter
The router — and the wall behind it
Find it, then look at what is on the other side of that wall. It is often a bed or a desk. A Tower Buster sits right against the router, because there is nothing to block — the signal and the speed are unaffected.
The one people forget
The electricity meter
Check whether yours is electromechanical or a smart meter, and which room is on the other side of that wall. Banks of smart meters on apartment buildings are one of the heaviest domestic sources there is.
The perimeter
Along the outside walls or the property line
This is the one that addresses what you cannot control: your neighbors' WiFi and phones. Space them along the boundary rather than clustering them in one corner.
The garden
Buried among the plants
Plants thrive on it, and the growth difference is the most honest observation available to you — a plant has no expectations. Waterways too: a piece placed at a stream is the classic gifting move.
The field
Near towers, substations and power lines
Start with whatever sits within half a mile of where you sleep. Log the date and the exact spot, and come back over the following weeks to observe — vegetation, birds, how the place feels. Without a log there is no learning, only enthusiasm.
§ 05 — The test
How to check that yours actually works
Most of this industry asks you to take its word. We would rather hand you the test, including the part where a piece can fail it.
The ion counter · $30–50
An air-ion counter should register a significant negative ion presence near an active device, against the same room a few meters away. If there is no difference, what you are holding is decoration. This has been our public test for years.
Two identical plants
Same species, same pot, same light, same water. One gets a device in the soil, one does not. Photograph both weekly. A plant cannot want the result, which is exactly why this is worth doing.
Two weeks of sleep notes
Sleep is the first thing people report and the easiest to track. Write down how you slept for a week before placing anything, then a week after. Numbers, not impressions.
What an ion counter does and does not prove. It shows the device is doing something measurable to the air around it — which is more than most competitors will let you verify. It does not, on its own, prove a health effect. We publish it because a falsifiable test is worth more to you than another paragraph of adjectives.
§ 06 — The movement
Why they are cheap, and why people give them away
The Tower Buster was designed to be abandoned. That is not a flaw in the product — it is the entire design brief, and it comes from a movement rather than from a company.
The term itself comes out of the orgonite gifting community that formed around Don Croft in the early 2000s: make small pieces in muffin tins, make them by the dozen, and leave them at the base of towers. The name is a joke about what they are for. What made it spread is that the object is cheap enough to lose and small enough to place without a conversation.
The largest documented effort belongs to Georg Ritschl of Orgonise Africa, who has gifted over 50,000 pieces across Southern Africa. He documents rivers dry for decades running again after the energy of an area was rebalanced, and rain reaching land that had been damaged. We repeat that as his account, because it is his.
How people actually do it
- Cover yourself first. Bedroom, then house. Someone who has not felt the change at home rarely sustains the fieldwork.
- Make a map. Mark the towers, substations, meter banks and high-tension lines near you. Start inside half a mile of where you sleep.
- Choose small and durable. Compact piece, hard resin, nothing that will rust. There is no sense burying a collector's item.
- Place it, log it, return. Date and exact spot. Come back and observe over the following weeks.
- Share concrete accounts. What you placed, where, when, and what you saw. That is what grows a network — not promises.
Rules for responsible gifting. Never on private property without permission, and never inside electrical or telecom installations — that is trespassing and it is dangerous. No protected natural areas and no archaeological sites; they are regulated in most countries. Nothing that pollutes: cured resin, metal and mineral only, no batteries and no plastics that break into fragments. Do not touch infrastructure — nobody climbs a tower or opens anything; the piece goes on the ground nearby. And discretion rather than secrecy: if someone asks, explain it calmly. This movement grows better through conversations than through secrets.
§ 07 — The devices
From a puck in the garden to a tower of your own
Handmade to order in Mexico. No two are identical, and each one is built for a different distance: your body, your room, your property, your region.
Black Sun · triple antenna
TowerBuster · Orgone Black Sun
The classic, in our densest Black Sun matrix with three antennas. This is the one you bury, the one you leave behind, the one you buy several of.
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Pyramid antenna · triple coil
Tower Buster · Pyramid Antenna
Three copper coils under a pyramid apex. The piece in the photo at the top of this page, and the one to choose for an office or a router.
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Shungite · black tourmaline
Cloud Buster · Black Sun
Shungite and black tourmaline in the Black Sun matrix. When the Tower Buster is not enough because the source is bigger than your house.
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3 levels · space purifier
Cloudbuster Space Purifier
Reich's most ambitious machine, scaled to a room. Three stacked levels of classic orgone for whole-space work rather than point sources.
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Card format · pocket
Quantum Shield Nume Card
German technology in a card you keep in a wallet or against a phone. For the exposure that travels with you, which no buried puck reaches.
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Pendant · 5G protection
Cellular Regenerator Necklace
Crop geometry over a dodecahedral matrix, worn at the heart. The piece for long screen days and for people who travel.
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Active · PEMF
Frequency Transmitter · Tachyon Vortex
The step up from passive: an antenna you feed your own frequencies into, covering 50 m on its own and up to 150 m amplified.
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For dogs
Cosmic Sensor Collar · Dogs
They sleep on the floor, next to the router, all day, and nobody asks them. The same technology sized for the animal that shares your house.
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For cats
Quantum Cat Collar
Cats notoriously choose the warmest, most electrified spot in the house to sleep on. This one goes with them wherever that is.
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Made to order. Every piece is handmade in Mexico once you order it, so production time is added to shipping time at checkout, and the minerals and finish vary from the photograph. If you are gifting, order several — the whole point of a Tower Buster is that you can afford to leave it in the ground.
§ 08 — Another way in
Choose by intention
Our catalog is organized by what the person came to resolve, not by size or material. Come in through the door that belongs to you.
§ 09 — Before you order
The questions people actually ask
Will it slow down my WiFi or drop my calls?
No. It does not attenuate anything — you can rest one directly against the router and the speed will not change. That is the difference between transmuting and blocking, and it is why these can go where a shielding product cannot.
How many do I need?
Start with one under the bed. Then one at the router and one at the meter. For a house, people typically end up placing four to eight around the perimeter. There is no formula, which is why we tell you to map the place first instead of selling you a number.
Does it need charging, sunning or a full moon?
No. The quartz is under permanent mechanical pressure from the cured resin — there is nothing to deplete and nothing to recharge. Buried in a garden it works the same in year five as in week one.
Can I really bury it outside?
That is what it is built for. Cured polyester resin is weatherproof and the metals are sealed inside it. Just respect the gifting rules in §06: not on private property without permission, not inside installations, not in protected or archaeological sites.
Epoxy or polyester — does it matter?
It matters more than anything else in the recipe. Polyester shrinks about 4–8% as it cures; epoxy shrinks roughly 1–3%. That shrinkage is the press that keeps the quartz loaded, so an epoxy piece leaves the crystal largely decorative. We build with unsaturated polyester for exactly this reason.
Is there any proof this works?
There are two honest answers. The measurable one: an air-ion counter registers a significant negative-ion presence near an active piece, and you can run that test yourself for $30–50. The unmeasured one: everything about health effects is voluntary user reporting, not clinical evidence, and we are not going to dress that up. The EMF research in §02 is real and cited, but it is research on the problem, not on our solution.
Tower Buster or Cloudbuster?
Tower Buster for point sources and for gifting: small, cheap, placed at a router, a meter, a tower base, a garden. Cloudbuster when the scale is bigger than a room — a property, an area, a persistent atmospheric condition. Most people start with several Tower Busters and add one Cloudbuster later.
What about my phone, in my pocket, all day?
No buried device reaches that. It is the closest and most constant exposure you have, and it needs something that travels with you — the Nume Card in a wallet or against the phone, or a pendant worn at the heart.
20+ years · 3,000+ verified reviews · Handmade in Mexico
Start with the room where you sleep
Then the router. Then the perimeter. Then, if you want, the map. That is how this has grown for twenty years — one bedroom at a time.
Sources and disclaimer. The EMF research cited in §02 — IARC's 2011 Group 2B classification, the US National Toxicology Program study, the Ramazzini Institute replication, the International EMF Scientist Appeal, the BioInitiative Report, Environmental Health Trust v. FCC (DC Circuit, 2021), France's 2015 nursery law and Sweden's recognition of electrohypersensitivity — is research about electromagnetic exposure, not about our devices, and is cited so you can check it yourself. Metayantra pranic devices are not medical or health products: they do not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and they do not replace the consultation, treatment or medication indicated by a health professional. Reported effects are voluntary accounts from users. If you believe your environment is affecting your health, consult a professional.
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