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Klaus Pichler01A replica of an “orgon accumulator,” a chest crafted from wood, wool and metal that supposedly transfers "free energy" to the person sitting inside ($2,000 to $11,000).
Klaus Pichler02A feng shui car spacer, designed to avoid rear end car crashes ($50).
Klaus Pichler03This photo mimics an image from an internet forum documenting an earth healing ritual for “the peaceful ending of the war in Syria” (Attendance fee $92).
Klaus Pichler04A glass bottle filled with blue liquid, marketed as spiritual oil to keep police away ($33).
Klaus Pichler05A replica of a “spiked orgon helmet." The devices are intended to capture “free energy” and controlled by thought alone.
Klaus Pichler06An image of an "angelic apparition" posted to an esoteric Facebook group. Pichler photographed himself wearing a sweatshirt covered in reflective tape using a flash and a camera with the lens covered in hemorrhoid cream.
Klaus Pichler07Globuli are small balls made of milk sugar, which vendors "energize" by sprinkling them herbs and essences. Advertised side effects include “coming to terms with your past” and “unconditional love” ($45).
Klaus Pichler08This image is digitally mirrored at its central axis, a strategy used by esotericists to reveal shapes and faces hidden in nature.
Klaus Pichler09The vendor of this bag claims it's equipped with energetic qualities ($114).
Klaus Pichler10This image uses laser pointers and a smoke machine to visualize the concept of poisoning from pharmaceutical drugs.
Klaus Pichler11This lycra hat claims to protect the wearer from electromagnetic radiation ($63).
Klaus Pichler12A "vision" crafted from a digital photo and stock imagery.
Klaus Pichler13A "heart chakra worry stone" meant to relieve anxiety ($73).
Klaus Pichler14A photo recreating online images of various esoteric seminars in hotels.
