Is Orgone Energy spam?

What do you mean by 'spam'?

Is it pseudoscience?
Thanks you very much for any suggsetions

Orgone energy is a hypothetical universal life force originally proposed in the 1930s by Wilhelm Reich.

that is the first sentence on wikipedia

oem7110, what is the premise of this idea?

What Orgone Energy Generators?

"One of the most promising and exciting devices being made increasingly available to the public in this 21st century are the Orgone Generators or Schumann Resonance metaphysical products, whose principles and workings were first introduced and made popular by Wilhelm Reich in the 1950's."

http://www.worldwidehealth.com/health-article-What-Everyone-Needs-To-Know-About-Orgone-Energy-Schumann-Resonance.html

Referring to above statement, I would like to know whether Orgone energy is a kind of Schumann wave or not.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks, to everyone very much for any suggestions :>

This seriously sounds like a bunch of quackery. Stick to real science. This is too 'metaphysical'.

You still haven't told us what you think about the topic.

This is why I suspect that Orgone is pseudoscience, and would like to confirm that.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks, to everyone very much for any suggestions :>

Well, it certainly shows all the signs of being fake.

1. Using undefined and vague techno-babble.
i.e. "digital cellular communications, DOR/negative energy, Etheric Energy, life-beneficial positive energy, and harmful negative etheric energy" These things sound fancy, but they're gibberish.

2. Bold, unsubstantiated claims.
A good rule of thumb is that anything that claims to cure everything is a scam. Organite claims to cure various ailments including cancer, make plants grow taller, and offset "bad energy" from cell phone towers among other things.

3. Implausible modality
There is no reason to think that mixing quartz with metal shavings and fiberglass will do anything and the explanations given by enthusiasts on how it works look copied from other bogus products. The claim that it emits positive energy is a claim found in literally hundreds of scams. What is positive energy? It's a made up substance that sells magnetic bracelets and crystal medallions.

Scams are packaged and repackaged. Some are hard to spot, others are just variations on age old psuedoscience. This one operates on the millenia old idea that crystals are magic. There's plenty of research on crystal claims to show that they aren't.