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For those interested, I find this page on Pythagoras, freemasonry, magic squares and down to the last paragraph : "A second meaning (of the 3-4-5 triangle) would be that the planets revolve abound the sun and not the earth, which during the middle ages would be great heresy." This is exact...

Yes I think you are correct about a "watermark "6" being placed behind the "5". But firstly I think the miss-drawn number 5 itself need a justification. As I found in Bessler's papers, there exists a method of using Pythagoras to create a special geometric proof. Along the w...

Thank you, both. Through those years with my son I have learned a lot about the human mind and how we think. Being so close every day, to a "special" mind in development, is exhausting but also rewarding and a very interesting process. I have also "tested" how he reacts to the ma...

Hello again. The latest years I have been busy doing carpentry on our houses, and bringing up my two sons. One son with a diagnosis, that has demanded much effort from me. My plan before going "all-in" on the reconstruction of Besslers wheel, became to make our home complete and family saf...

Hessen-Kassel (and the Landgrave) is often mentioned in Masonic and Rosicrucian literature. A General Secretary of a Scottish Rite Center in the US mentioned to me, the other day that he's also a patron of Karl von Hessen s Louisenlund in Germany. We found that we both was into Karl von Hessen-Kasse...

The last page of AP is well known to contain a classic Chronogram, known from Jewish/Hebrew and Christian tradition. Marlene Schiffman writes: Chronograms are often used as a dating method for classical Hebrew books. They are constructed from a phrase or biblical verse which yields a numerical value...

Hi I have earlier concluded by own calculations and my private theory, that if Bessler's machine was real, the classic/accepted solution to the universe's fabric/function/history must have at least one flaw. I found that Bessler's wheel would only fit into theories like the latest theory presented b...

So where does this lead to? A working wheel, with drawings of the mechanism? Is there a working model behind your theories? If not why? The question has no value. If I answer yes or no, the observed geometry and numbers does not change! The most important message from me, at this stage, is to infor...

waltzcee wrote:
Thank you John.

I think Bessler squared the circle

Correction: Approximately! (IMO)

And not his own invention/method.. but a well kept tradition .(IMO).

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Oystein

It seems Bessler may have showed the same relation 3-4-5 and Squaring the circle/Merseburg Pendulum) other places.

As here in MT 63 - 64 - 65

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Øystein

By accepting this as possible geometry added by will, I found that By "square weights guiding a square, the a circular weight (3D=sphere) would maybe guide a circle? A circle and a square... If so, I was eager to see what proportions? It seemed like the Square I found from accepting that the 3-...

By accepting the 3-4-5 triangle, and that it possibly was added by will, more appear. If one line at right angle was added to complete the triangle, why would the same be done on the other side of the pendulum? There is a square weight on each side.. By doing the same, so, it becomes a square then.....

But when you say what you say, we couldn't find what is next. By dismissing, you can't get further that path. If Bessler used Pythagorean geometry or not, or why, you can't find out by saying you believe there is no connection to it.. When I find it, I follow it, to see if it gives meaning.. dismiss...

Let's also look outside of Bessler's work. How could such a Masonic, Rosicrucian or even Templar artistic tradition be honored or applied today? The Templars are said to have held an ancient secret, related to Pythagoras.. that the Rosicrusians also was said to hold, and both Templar and Rosicrucian...

Here's the lengths 5 versus 3 marked, and the angle of 53 degrees is noted.
Where the left square pendulum weight is, the rights angle of a Pythagorean right triangle would be.

From knowing 5 and 3 we can easily calculate the length of the last/third side.

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Øystein