How are you doing?

[Oystein]

Hello, just want to say hello, and wish you all the best for the summer and the time to come.

I have been absent here for a while, and had som time off from my "Bessler project" to care for my family and kids, with a lot of tiresome home schooling. While trying to invest money wisely to be able to work more dedicated with Bessler related stuff with time off from a normal day-job in the future.

I will hopefully soon try to make some posts, where I will try to clarify/simplify and demystify the end goal of the codes I say I found.

Best
OR

[John Collins]

Good to hear from you Øystein, personally I’m currently in limbo, unable access a workshop, due to being in between houses. Hoping to find something soon. Restarting my blog soon.

JC

[Fletcher]

Welcome back Oystein .. life throws us curve balls and challenges but we carry on, that's the way we roll.

Looking forward to you posting again and sharing your thoughts and insights. Especially if after a hiatus you can simplify your code conclusions etc.

I always enjoy your discussions, and admire your 'never give up' determination. This isn't an instant gratification hobby lol.

All The Best.

[Tarsier79]

Hi O.

I quite enjoy your insights into codes and clues, even if I don't always agree with them. Weren't you writing a book? How is that going?

[WaltzCee]

I will hopefully soon try to make some posts, where I will try to clarify/simplify and demystify the end goal of the codes I say I found.

The idea I've first/only heard from you, Oystein, is not buying the first answer to a code.
That's brilliant. People from around the world are anticipating your posts.

You're world renown!
All the best for your family.

[Oystein]

Hi O.

I quite enjoy your insights into codes and clues, even if I don't always agree with them. Weren't you writing a book? How is that going?

Thank you all, for nice greetings!

Here comes a quite lenghty answer to your question:

Yes, I wrote a book about how I believe I found a code. It describe how it started out with Bessler's books and notes (MT), and how it seemed to relate to a tradition in both print and art by several other of the great. (Bessler was also a trained printer.) I have only colaborated with 3 readers for feedback and editing, held some live presentations and have not taken the next step. I have not been able to manage. Family comes first. The book consists of 50/10/40 pictures, quotes and own text, thus I see a great deal of work trying to get approval of all the re-use and manipulation of pictures/texts and quotes etc. Maybe I will publish it for free and only make smaller scientfic papers of individual concrete codes I discovered and that can be proven beyond shadow of doubt. Such I will likely do when I stop working a normal daytime job, and the kids are a little older and easier to handle..

.....

The book then go on to focus on explaining what seemed to be several secrets of the Rosicrucians and Masons based on discoveries in MT and AP. Especially explaining a now public/known geometric fomula related to the understanding of the solar system with the Sun as the centre! And how that relates back to Pythagoras' formnula and Platon's original challenge to the philosophers, namely the problem of squaring the circle. The book go on to show several places in history where I find this formula was hidden in historical texts and art. Also applied to great religious publications! The book defends and explains why a early solution to Platon's problem of squaring the circle was called: The Philosopher's Stone. And it show and defend how Bessler proves this formula of the Philosophers in MT. The duality nature of public and private (esoteric) meaning of serious matters makes it likely that "the search for creating a "white powder"was the non-esoteric/public version. If we think about it.. Making Gold is not a philosopher's task.

The test-readers did respond that they understood it well and was convinced that this is true historical events, and not only exists in my imagination. Basically that was my main or at least my first goal. Does the book make sense, or not?!

One Example (not used in the book) related to Bessler's work, when applying my understanding/explenation:

I found it plausible by studying Bessler's work that the two "stones" got a dual explenation through German language origin. (Like Christian Rosenkreuz, the Rosicrucian allegorical founder, also was a German by name, and even is supposed to have died in a bed at the Castle at Hesse-Kassel.)

Suggested origin of a possible dual meaning (word-play) of the Philosopher's Stone:

1. Esoteric: Weisen-stein - "Science-Stone" "Der Stein der Weisen" - (The formula for understanding the solars system, and squaring the circle - back then.."the nature/universe").
2. Public (Now on wikipedia): Weissen-stein - The White Stone / powder.

In my opinion this is one of the reasons why Bessler's chose in the Weissenstein drawing, to portray a pendulum resembling a tool for measuring the distance/angles between planets.. (A Kreuz)

Best
ØR

[WaltzCee]

I learned recently rappers often use double and at times triple entendre.

Some are very fascinated with the 'A'. It looks like the ancients noticed it had unique properties pre-Bessler.

https://besslerwheel.com/forum/viewtopi ... 795#175795

It's possible that you are onto something...

Best
ØR

[gravitationallychallenged]

It's good to have you back, Oystein! Your observations are always interesting. I respect you for being personally involved in the education of your children instead of leaving it in the hands of strangers.

From what I've read about Bessler it's apparent that he was familiar with esoteric knowledge, so I'm not surprised he displayed cryptic symbology throughout his documents. His writings also indicate his knowledge of a wide variety of studies. As you know, the 'craftsmen' of the world love to taunt the masses by displaying their symbols for public view while laughing at the public's apathetic ignorance. Esoteric symbology is prominently displayed on government and institutional buildings throughout the world. Will the lazy proletariat ever care to learn who controls this world system and to whom their rulers' allegiance is given?

[Oystein]

I am working on a new thread about some basic methods I found in Bessler's work that seems to support a Rosicrucian and Masonic origin, leading to what I believe to be "The Stone of The Wise", a Masonic and Rosicrucian secret.

I claim this leads to further understanding of how to interpret MT and what this again has to do with mechanical descriptions. A final question of course (for us in here) would be; what does this supposed "stone of the wise" (even if a public re-discovery/documentation of application by great men, would be huge deal in itself) have to do with a description of a mechanical secret like Besslers?

Bessler, as a self proclaimed mathematician and jack of all trades and a spy on any high rank secret would be a possible person to know secrets of his time and place. By his acquaintance with great men of philosophy and mathematics like Leibniz (Supposed to be a Rosicrucian). Fighting "enemies" like Wagner and competing against "peers" like Newton, (a known Mason) etc. And knowing Kassel was the "capitol" of Rosicrucianism, having their cryptic manifesto printed at Kassel, and Bessler being a good printer at Kassel himself, it seems very likely that a person setting about to learn everything and the secret of every trade, would be well into this stuff, if it exists.

I must also make one correction to my initial post:

It was not "Christian Rosenkreutz" that was said to die at the Castle Weißenstein at Hesse-Kassel. It was Count St. Germain
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Count_of_St._Germain
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Rosenkreuz

"Prince Charles of Hesse-Kassel considered him to be "one of the greatest philosophers who ever lived" Ref. Wikipedia.

St.Germain was known to only eat a secret white powder and some believe this white powder gave him eternal life (Also called the Philosopher's stone) Some even go on to speculate that he was a reincarnation of the founder of the Rosy Cross, Christian Rosenkreutz. Considered to be a Rosicrucian legend too.

By the way, those who has been following my work: Quote Wikipedia: St. Germain told Prince Charles of Hesse-Kassel that he was 88 years old.

In my work I found the "88" is one of two numbers best describing the "Stone of the wise". Or let's call it God or his perfect formula. Just like both O+R+F+F+Y+R+E'=88 and the (most likely by WILL) miss-spelled O+R+F+F+R+E+Y on AP "first page"= 88.

I didn't have to mention St.Germain, but it adds to the rumors and actual Rosicrucian/Masonic influence at and around Kassel and Weissenstein in the 16-1700s, and therefor it seems likely Bessler as a royal employed at Kassel and highly intellectual being would be exposed to such to..

My conclusion is that Orffyreus and Karl most likely played this game of intellectual tradition of secrets too!

More to come..

[Oystein]

Update:

As a part of my life long passion for Bessler, and the exploration and documentation of a code I found, I quit my job yesterday with a 3 months notice period. The available time will partially be spent working on my Bessler project.

I have in the meanwhile also been studying economics/politics and ways to invest, guided by personal friends of experience building their own wealth from scratch. I will try to live off my own investments so far, while taking care of family, train, take care of my own health and work on Bessler. After 1 year I will make a new evaluation.

So I will keep my word and finally post more of what I found.

Keep it up guys!

Best
ØR

[Fletcher]

Thanks Oystein .. What you are doing is not an easy decision to make. And you won't have done it in haste, having given it careful thought. Plus and minuses.

This will make you smile .. this last year I've also been boning up on my Economics, and taken more (dis)interest in Politics (cringe). Looking at the macro picture from a Down-Under and Covid lens.

A small investment I had with a bank on a 4 month rollover was only paying 1/4% and had been steadily dropping as the OCR went to 25 points (inflation 2-3% p.a.). 6 months ago I pulled it out to my current account with no interest (as a flip-the-bird to the bank - like they cared lol). I then started looking into Managed Investment Funds (mainly in sharemarkets) to place it, not having been in the sharemarket before, and not wanting to play the sharemarket or forex daily, or bullion etc.

While researching options I could hardly not be aware of NZ's quantitative easing by borrowing billions and pumping it into local infrastructure projects, wage subsidies, and splashing the cash etc (debt to future generations). I, like many of the economists I read, had expected recession times, or substantial slowing. It didn't happen here. After lock-downs (we are in one now) people spent up large like drunken sailors in a brothel, with amnesia. Pumping the economy along and keeping it out of the dog box. House price capital growth thru the roof month on month. Literally a house of cards. However supply chain problems are rearing their ugly heads this time around, threatening to be the major hangover ! No hair of the dog this time me thinks.

Added to that is that NZ's govt bonds were only offering 1%. While USA govt bonds were twice that and the gap widening. So capital will flow their way. And they are raising bond rates in anticipation of high inflation. From strong demand and importantly unsatisfied supply it seems.

Upshot is that the sharemarkets are more unstable during these inflationary times (so I read) and so I have held off for a few more months to see what happens. Meantime OCR and (mortgage rates and) deposit rates should raise again soon to attract depositors, if my lens is not faulty.

I would be interested to know what your friends in the business think about how to build wealth in these times ? Quite like the idea of NFT's. At least the original artist gets to clip the ticket at each sale downstream, unlike fine art, music, or technology sales atm. Could be interesting, if I could pay in dollars and not in crypto's - call me old fashioned. Imagine how your first edition book might be for you (or JC) under NFT's, etc, especially if the solution is found.

Sincerely, All The Best !

[Oystein]

Hi Fletcher, good to hear you are feeding your curious mind..

Sorry, I have yet to look at NFTs regarding book or other kinds of curious publications/art etc..

Several of my best friends have built their wealth from crypto by playing calculated high risk. I have tried something in between and played more safe. So, far the higher risk takers are in the lead though..

I played a little safer, and along the way I payed down all the mortgage on the house, bought a cabin and invested some of the gains in both international technology and nordic property managed funds. From first corona lockdown until now, they have shown about 100% gain. The "corona dip" had to recover was the only strategy I applied here, and used that as a safe haven / buffer with a sure steady gain in uncertain times. I didn't fully trust crypto at that certain time, as it was the first time crypto met a pandemic and lockdown historically (My fear was proven wrong though)

Initially I was 100% invested in Bitcoin roughly following/foreseeing "Plan B stock to flow model".https://stats.buybitcoinworldwide.com/stock-to-flow/

My friend/adviser has an education in economics and made living as a online poker player. A very sharp guy. He introduced me to statistics, probability etc. So we talked about asymmetric investments.

Asymmetric investment becomes more and more important the less money you have. And so becomes risk. Meaning risking a smaller downside (max 100%) versus an even bigger possible upside.

So I initially invested on these criteria:

I have a relatively small amount of money to spare (and some debt) and I want to invest so it may change my life!

I evaluated the investment as a bet like this:

Bitcoin at that time ( 2015-2016) had two likely 50/50 outcomes:

1. Tumbling downward and I would loose about 50% of the investment. (Really not affecting my life at all)
2. Increase and then it would increase 1000% - 10.000% in medium range time span.. (These figures would start to change my life for real).

So my initial bet-equation example I invested on said: $10.000 = either $5000 or $100.000 some time in the not so distant future.

My friend said for each time you take these kinds of bets.. you will average in on a $52.500 gain for each $10.000, and that is the only way you have a chance to take time off and work on your project he said in 2015. I really didn't believe in him back then.. But he was already then living from his investments so who was I to refute.

Best
ØR

[Fletcher]

Thanks Oystein .. for the very interesting analysis, and your reasoning for investment decisions and directions etc.

I can't fault your approach, about why and how you made those decisions and went about it. A little conservatively at first and not gung-ho is probably how I would proceed also ! It's my nature I think.

I too looked at Crypto's, about 2 years ago. I book marked a couple of sites (and joined fb community) and tried to see trends in various coins and tokens etc, including BTC. I read whatever I could and tried to take it in.

After about a year of watching the volatility (and new releases) I did see some massive spikes and drops, for little descernible reason that I could link back to something concrete imo.

It seemed that the digital market was acting on impulse and a whim. Driven by mass psychology and manipulated pump and dumps by about 100 big players worldwide. It seemed to me. Therefore I had to be "in to win" and just follow the crowd.

I was never much of a gambler, but have been to a few Casino's over the years. And then I recognised the same or similar psychological pressures in play I thought. Whenever I did/do gamble I use a similar strategy to yours. Only bet in a period what I can afford to loose. I'd be unhappy at a loss but had the thrill of the gamble to offset that, but any total loss didn't spoil my year or life. With a massive flow of endorphins and upside financially IF I got onto a winning streak that paid out big. But you have to know when to cash in your chips and leave the house to be that "winner". The house always wins. The gamblers paradox !

Anyways .. I decided that for me Crypto's probably weren't it. I'd be watching the trends every hour or every day, tho I know I shouldn't (in for long haul philosophy), and I'd be a sheep. NZ has plenty of sheep lol. I would need to look for something else but still employ the same asymmetric risk and reward mentality, but not bet the house or my shirt. And not care ! Be indifferent ! To keep my questionable sanity. I chase the Bessler solution after-all !

That's when NFT's came along, which to me seemed something more real and tangible, and worth studying a little closer perhaps. With the same risk and reward strategy of course ! I'll keep looking at my options a while longer and learning what I can.

I hope it all goes well for you mate. Enjoy the ride, as we say down here. You're a sensible fella with your head screwed on.

[Oystein]

I will look closer into NFTs when I have something to bind it to..

About unpredictable crypto price, I guess you know of the Bitcoin halving. This is the long term deflation or anti inflation function built into the Bitcoin mining software. It was really on the background of this predictable function I was advised and invested. Every 4th year a new major price spike (supply/demand) should occur.

https://www.investopedia.com/bitcoin-halving-4843769

"After every 210,000 blocks mined, or roughly every four years, the block reward given to Bitcoin miners for processing transactions is cut in half. This cuts in half the rate at which new bitcoins are released into circulation. This is Bitcoin's way of using a synthetic form of inflation that halves every four years until all bitcoins are released into circulation."

ØR

[Fletcher]

Thanks Oystein .. to be honest I either didn't know about the 4 year halving, or had glossed over it and forgotten it when I started out in the digital world of investment. It was an eye opener to read it again in your Stock to Flow link above (bottom notes).

It kinda explains why the people are sticking with it so long. Built in scarcity. Providing that the blockchain technology lives up to the hype and can never be hijacked or your wallet stolen etc. I kinda see it as a transactional record. My problem with it initially was that I saw it getting very very cumbersome very very fast. Keeping the blockchain from when Adam was in shorts. And when I did some reading on the extraordinary amount of power required to mine each coin, and maintain the integrity of the blockchain.

I guess it kinda grated with my values, and perhaps slightly hypocritical in that sense.

Tho I would not be adverse to using a Bessler Wheel free-energy device to mine btc lol.

Will try to keep an open mind and will watch this space, and your success. It helps if you have mates doing it with you, to support each other, and learn from.