Coral Castle info

[Benjamin]

" The frame appears to be all metal " important detail methinks

It was reported to be an airplane seat but all that's left looks to be the frame, no padding.

It's really quite a clever diy. If you look closely, you can see he has the chain running down the armrest frame, under the front of the seat and back up the other side. It looks like it's one length of chain that has been joined together at a height that is easily reached (height adjustable). I don't know what's on the ends of the armrests, but these are resting against the chain at those two points which creates the recline and prevents the chair from tumbling backwards. So, a metal chair makes sense for it's durability. Then it looks like he's wrapped something around the chain above the armrests- tape or cloth?- as handles.

 

[Ricardo]

It was reported to be an airplane seat but all that's left looks to be the frame, no padding.

It's really quite a clever diy. If you look closely, you can see he has the chain running down the armrest frame, under the front of the seat and back up the other side. It looks like it's one length of chain that has been joined together at a height that is easily reached (height adjustable). I don't know what's on the ends of the armrests, but these are resting against the chain at those two points which creates the recline and prevents the chair from tumbling backwards. So, a metal chair makes sense for it's durability. Then it looks like he's wrapped something around the chain above the armrests- tape or cloth?- as handles.

Session 23 October 1999

" A: Through correlation of rocks and power source, obtained "illegally." Instrument was similar to a tuning fork, but energized to a level that was lethal if one were to come in contact with it, or its ground. "

Was thinking more along the lines of this "illegaly" , say as it correlates to the works of Charles Webster Leadbeater , as to his works such as Occult chemistry book and elsewhere .

 

[Benjamin]

Session 23 October 1999

" A: Through correlation of rocks and power source, obtained "illegally." Instrument was similar to a tuning fork, but energized to a level that was lethal if one were to come in contact with it, or its ground. "

Was thinking more along the lines of this "illegaly" , say as it correlates to the works of Charles Webster Leadbeater , as to his works such as Occult chemistry book and elsewhere .

But then, how did Leedskalnin move the blocks of coral onto the truck to be transported? No chair was reported by the guy who owned the truck and did the transporting.

Unless you're suggesting there are two separate processes going on.

So now I'm thinking, Leedskalnin used his 'flywheel' to create 'illegally obtained' electricity ('free' because he generated it himself and didn't pay anyone) which is stored 'in the system'.



Through a series of wires connected to the flywheel is attached, at the other end, the 'tuning fork'. He then sits in his insulated chair, with the chains wrapped with more insulation, and uses the 'instrument' to shape the coral? Once the energy is depleted, he repeats the process.

A similar idea of the device perhaps used in the Robert Downey Jr. version of Sherlock Holmes?

Yeah, it's a movie, but the device (used as a type of capacitor) is "similar to a tuning fork" and "charged to a level that is lethal".

Then the other process would be the acoustic levitation of the coral to move whatever block he was working on into place.

 

[Ricardo]

hm , don't know enough about Leedskalnin's available information , however, wouldn't consider to be 2x different means to move /shape rocks , since its likely the " tunning fork " was Mr. Leeds. himself ( though i did read somewhere that the moving truck driver never saw any thing of note ) , ill need to read up on his flywheel . again , but not to be pedantic , 'flywheel' to create 'illegally obtained' electricity , doesn't make sense ( as a phrase ). regards