I'm afraid that the ideas underlying Orffyreus' passion for
numerology are much more complex than anyone here might be aware of. The hope, that there is a subtext you can just simply translate seems to me quite naive. Those talking about "ROT13" when describing the relation of the names
Bessler and
Orffyre just demonstrate historical an mystical ignorance. Nerds have no taste of wisdom. ROT13 is a technique, while
Atbasch or
Albam is a cabbalistic way to find the true and deeper meaning of a religious text.
Orffyre is not a hidden
Bessler, but the the true and real Bessler.
Ever asked why Offyre called himself a
mathematicus, although never ever teaching any kind of calculation? It is because of the gnostic tradition as seeing the world of the numbers (numerology) as complementary epiphany to the world of the words (bible). This is a man searching for God.
Although I've not seen everything written on the idea of a link from Orffyre to the Rosecrucians, it seems to me that there is no other argument for this view than that there seems to be some secret, and secret remains us of freemasonery (Uuuuh!), but freemasons were to young to play a role at that time, it must be the rosicrucians as there ancestors. But the rosicrucians are only one leaf of a tree with a lot of branches:
https://www.hermetik-international.com/de/
Unfortunately we know nothing about the special traditions in his younger years, when he adoptes alchemy and kabalah, which are both names for a lot of technically quite different magical traditions. No author is ever mentioned by Bessler, no esoteric book was found after his death. There must have been a lot of this stuff.
I think this article gives quite a gut idea about the way how one might see orffyrean attitude on the relation between numbers and holy verse:
https://www.ewigeweisheit.de/blog/s-lev ... der-gnosis
For those who want to do an intensive study in the Bessler codes, I suggest this one:
http://www.yronwode.org/numerology-bibliography.html[b][/b]