Rainmakers and Weatherworkers
How People Influence the Weather
Are you curious about rainmakers? Have you wondered if the stories are real? Have you ever sensed that the weather was responding to your desires? If so, how could that be possible? Is there any science to support the phenomena?
Myrna Klupenger and Dani Caputi are putting the finishing touches on the new book, Rainmakers and Weather-workers: How people influence the weather. You’ll read fascinating accounts of real-life weather-workers and explore the science that helps answer the questions above.
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Myrna Klupenger
Myrna Ray Klupenger received her Master of Science degree in Integrative Holistic Health with focus on energy medicine. Her 2015 master’s thesis investigated the effect of human intention on the weather. Besides finding historical accounts of rainmakers, she interviewed five modern-day weather-workers and conducted a research project on group intention related to rainfall. She believes her fascinating discoveries must be shared with the world.
Myrna lives with her husband Don, in a small town on the Oregon Coast.
Dani Caputi
Dani Caputi is an atmospheric scientist, philosopher, musician, and consciousness researcher from Long Island, New York. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Stony Brook University and completed the Ph.D. program in Atmospheric Science at the University of California Davis. Her dissertation focused on airborne measurements of ozone pollution in the southern San Joaquin Valley.
Dani lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is excited to help put forth this book as a perspective that combines her experience in atmospheric science and consciousness studies.
