Has the auspicious time of the reinvention of gravity wheel already begun?

[primemignonite]

Perpetual Motionist:

Gees! Thanks much for the invite!

To be regarded in such a way as you have seems a thing way above my deserving but, IF you insist, as it may be.

It is so.

The prospect of dying in my country of birth seems less-and-less one appealing, given the descent into soft tyranny, as we have irreversibly embarked upon.

India would be good as a choice.

Formerly for me it was Egypt (the most ancient and removed "Land Of Mystery") but, if there the Moslem boys would no doubt dig up my bones for the cursing and crushing, as an unrepentant infidel's.

Your explanation about one half of my favored pursuits, at least, was most interesting and useful. For it, I thank you very much. As for that other, well . . .

If Ovyyus also were to be included in any such, proposed Indian foray as you suggest, that could become most fascinating as a study in HOW to get along.

My guess is that a mutual love for Art might prove the conciliating key to it.

(I am most pleased that you have made the move to acquire his Bessler portrait. You will not regret it. As for any others that have have considered but have not moved, a gentle chiding from James to you - get yours while you still yet may! Michaelangelo and Rembrandt did not last forever and nor will Ovyyus! STRIKE while the iron is yet hot, or forever regret your naughty, prevaricatious omission! So, hereat may be found the very Thing Itself. GAZE upon it and behold mastery! Then, open your purse. http://www.orffyre.com/PrintShop.html )

Heinrich XVIII still is mostly mystery. Of course we know his lineage also his mother's but, most other hard details are yet to be flushed out.

One thing though - this Heinrich was a life-long bachelor! (i.e. as in "confirmed") and, he had no consort or kinder.

Also, he was very occupied with gardens, making castles, music and, apparently, grand maitre J. S. Bach.

(SHADES of that much later Bavarian!)

It is known that H.XVIII hosted the master several of times, while he was there consulting for the proposed construction of organs. As well, my guess is that he dedicated them.

This part will be known due to all of the J.S. Bach groupies existing; of them there are very, very many. This aspect of our history mystery will be easy to get hold of, I am sure.

Well I guess that about covers it, so here I shall partake of my leave.

Thanks very much again and being, as always,

Respectfully Yours

James

[Perpetual Motionist]

Hi James!


Many Greeting to you as always.

I won’t say anything about your desire to die here as I wish you live, long and long. James, India is good choice for many other things too, and you are always most welcome to live here if you want so, at anytime.

Besides what you wrote, India is also a best choice for development of perpetual motion for anyone for many reasons. This, I learnd from many queries to me in the past from other perpetual motionist friends who were interested in India as a right place for their perpetual motion. For example, professors here in physics department of the university are still likely to take interest in perpetual motion, and you wouldn’t feel that you are being rejected or ridiculed by them like one in Europe and America.A Foreigner has many privileges here. I won’t go in details.

You stated:

Michaelangelo and Rembrandt did not last forever and nor will Ovyyus! STRIKE while the iron is yet hot, or forever regret your naughty, prevaricatious omission! So, hereat may be found the very Thing Itself. GAZE upon it and behold mastery! Then, open your purse.

When decision is wise, there is seldom any chance of regret. I have already decided and opened my purse to acquire Ovyyus portrait. Moreover, so far, besides daily bread and butter, my entire purse has existed for perpetual motion, dedicated perpetual motionists and their works only.

This is just a thought in mind at this moment. Here, I have ten acres of land. At proper time, I wish it to convert in a Gravity farm. I would like to invite every perpetual motionist to plant his gravity wheel in my gravity farm. I would connect all failed models in a series. When secret of gravity wheel would arrive, finally, I would make all of them working just by connecting each failed gravity wheel in a series to a working one at some place in the series, in such a manner, that upon visiting my gravity farm, watching the mechanism, no one would ever know which model actually contained the secret of the gravity wheel! Eventually, they would think that every inventor was a great inventor.

I didn’t know anything about Heinrich except that he was among fourteen signatories of Gera certificate. It is interesting to note that like me Heinrich too was a life-long bachelor!

Thanks very much again for providing vital information and extending your sincere support for the cause of perpetual motion.

Best regards,

Sincerely yours,

P-M

[primemignonite]

Greetings Perpetual Motionist!

Many thanks to you for your good words and wishes.

How I look forward to life in Mysterious and Romantic INDIA!

Sight of the Koh-i-Nûr" Diamond - the "Great Mountain of Light" - will be my very first objective!

Then, it shall be into the deepest recesses of the jungle for ancient temples of the Maharajas of old, cobras swaying to lute tunes, and Bengal tigers - SABU all over again and everywhere - danger, danger, danger! - and . . . the Rains of Ranchipur!

Somehow, though, it is difficult to imagine there a gothic European machine such as a Bessler PM but, THERE it will be! So-be-it!

"When decision is wise, there is seldom any chance of regret. I have already decided and opened my purse to acquire Ovyyus portrait. . . ." P-M

Very fine - I hope it is for a bigger size. Conceptually and executionally, Bessler could not possibly be bettered. (Naturally, one wonders what next might come of Ovyyus' creative brushes! We have only to wonder and wait.)

Well, P-M, not many know much at all of naughty Heinrich XVIII, but I intend to plumb the the depths of the subject; also concerning the Dowager Regency Countess. (It all sounds so magnificent, does it not? I am sure it was just that, and nothing less.)

Since we are speaking here of art and pre-Rococo glory, do SEE HERE P-M for the Hessian, Landgraviate Family: http://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/viewt ... sc&start=0

The whole thing is explained throughout the thread. My guess is the the portrait was one life-sized and it would have been in glorious color. Most likely, if not blown up the the Allies in WWII, it is to be found in l'Orangerie. Also, in this same thread, Ovyyus' new portrait of Johann made it's debut to the world.

Your idea of ganging together various of the sadly failed models of others, sounds most novel and exhiliarating as an idea. It should be pursued, no doubt.

And, sadly, a BAD James it has been - he being remiss as to duty!

This thread of yours is entitled: "Has the auspicious time of the reinvention of gravity wheel already begun?" which most fair question I have yet to address!

It is a question to which the correct answer is:

YES! and before the end of this Orffyrean Tri-Centennial Year, it shall appear! (Secret: Best believe it!)

So, there it is!

All the Best(s)!

James

PS Not good news: the Mountain of Light is in England, in the Queen's crown!

[murilo]

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Over dose!
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[LustInBlack]

Oh, my!!!
Over dose!
This thread offers to us a true tsunami show from 'bullshitarium news'!
Scott! Help!!!! 8(((

Sounds like what we feel when we read your posts!

[murilo]

DITTO, darling!
DITTO!

[Perpetual Motionist]

Hi James !


Many Many greetings.

I hope “Mysterious and Romantic INDIA� would offer you many things once you would come here. The “cobras swaying to lute tunes, and Bengal tigers� are facing extinction due to killings and suppression, still, here you would find many. I hope you would enjoy the locations of ‘Rains of Ranchipur’! also beautiful places like Oodeypore ( Udaipur ) in Rudyard Kipling's The ‘Jungle Book’ as the birthplace of Bagheera, the fictional panther in the king's Menagerie.

I have beheld the beauty of Karl’s family painted by Philip van Dyck (1680 - 1752) for a long time. What a great antique nicely explored by you like a great virtuoso! When I Look at your search, I feel, I am being transported back in time, I witness the Royal splendor that Karl had around him, his big family, his court and palaces. This is true “Every single bit of the like does serve to bring to life once again, for better or worse, Bessler's world of lightness and dark.� as you stated before.

Yes, Karl may be there as you already guessed. I also guess his wife Maria Anna Amalia of Courland (1653–1711) sitting beside him in the center. The couple is sitting behind the two kids in the center. Since facial features and unique hair style of the lady resembles very much to Maria Amalia, it is not difficult to guess that Man seen sitting, and cross legged beside her, is Karl. It is also a general rule that most important thing or People find their Place in the center, like Sun in the center or the axle in the gravity wheel.

As a ready reference, I attach herewith some pics of Karl and Maria Anna Amalia for the comparison to make your own conclusion whether I am right or wrong.

It appears that Karl loved dogs and had his one beloved pet as I found presence of a similar dog in one picture of Karl’s family that you can find on http://Orffyre.tripod.com . It appears to be fictitious one but suggestive. The picture of the dog is not very much clear but you can see a clear portrait of Maria Amalia on the wall. If you zoom it, you would find that her unique hair style and facial feature resembles very much to the lady beside the Karl in Dyck’s picture. You can also see Bessler standing beside alchemists or doctors, perhaps, directing them to prepare best medicine to save the life of Karl. This is not on the record but I find it probable as Bessler was a good physician also.

It is interesting to see that Philip van Dyck (1680 - 1752) and Bessler were of almost same age around the event when Dyck created this picture. Like Bessler’s wheel within wheel, we can see one more picture, well framed within this picture that shows a couple holding each other hands if I am not wrong. Who may they be? Whosoever they may be, some members of the Karl family are not happy with the couple. Karl and Maria Amalia do not seem to be interested in the dispute. The most of the members of the family seem to be silent over the dispute except the one couple in the last row near the statue of the lady.

Man holding the picture has the facial expression that “I am not happy with the couple, “lo! here, I bring this picture and expose the affair �. Please also look at the angry or dismal expression of the man standing next, his stretching hands, Palms and especially, orientation of his fingers tell a lot. He is probably Karl’s eldest son, William, his One finger pointing to the couple in frame, and fingers of other hand show as if he is raising the question “so what? Either he is decrying the ‘affair’ or justifying it.

You stated:

Notice . . . at the far right, sort of lurking in the shadows,
the ONLY character sporting a BLACK WIG?

Might this be our distinguished Councilor Orffyreus?

The man with little squint in the eye, half close and half open with black wig that you have found as Bessler, in fact, immediately reminded me to the presence of Leibniz. Man with black wig resembles very much to young Leibniz. But certainly he cannot be Leibniz because Leibniz ( 1646 – 1716 ) had died in Hanover in 1716, so, he was in very old age. So you are still right about Bessler. But I still speculate - may be Old Leibniz was there, May be creative brush of Philip van Dyck made never married Leibniz younger for some strange reason. In the attachment I have also made available pics of Leibniz, young and old, for the comparison.

These are my ramblings on the great picture which lead me to think, especially, dog’s presence and keeping in mind the age of family members, that Philip van Dyck created this picture around the death of Maria Amelia. Well, I have no sound reason, the date of Dyck’s creation still remains the enigma to be resolved.

Well, James you have great spiritual sensitivity, of course, I agree with you as before the end of this Orffyrean Tri-Centennial Year, gravity wheel shall appear!�


Best regards,

Sincerely yours,


P-M