Comments for Frank Chester

Comment on The Mysterious Heart – Das Goetheanum Article by John Byde

John Byde — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 10:40:58 +0000

I have done many experiments with water and vortices.
I put ink into the vortex to show the patterns inside, these compliment Frank’s amazing work and I think he would like to see them.
I am very interested in building fluid movers (not pumps) for industry and spread this movement out into the World while improving things implosively.
JB

Comment on Chestahedron as a transformation of a tetrahedron by Dr. Mohsen Hourmanes

Dr. Mohsen Hourmanes — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 00:03:33 +0000

I am an Architect in California. I am quite inspired, aspired and emoted by your work. I would like to be in touch and Dialogue with you.
10Q PHI much for your original and raw genius you have brought to earth for our deeper understanding.

With Pure Gratitude, deeply Grateful to you, I remain

Dr. Mohsen

Comment on Chestahedron as a transformation of a tetrahedron by Connie Gretsch

Connie Gretsch — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 12:55:06 +0000

I am a creativity parent coach and art therapist. I think your work is amazing, actually beyond amazing.
I would like to put your website link on my website under creativity. Would this be alright with you? My work is influenced by Rudolph Steiner, Alfred Adler and the Reggio Emilia schools.
Thank you
Connie

Comment on Chesta Vortex Organizer by Louise McMahon

Louise McMahon — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 05:12:31 +0000

The vortex
Hi Frank,
after reading your website – the vortex created by the chestahedron at 36 degrees – I thought of flowflorsm that are used in biodynamics.
the flow form models I have seen have an inverted shape similar to the image at the top of your website. I see you have developed a device for mixing biodynamic preps – I would be interested in a flow form model in the shape of your chestahedron vortex.
Looking forward to hearing from you
Louise

Comment on World Trade Center Memorial Proposal by susie

susie — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 10:27:45 +0000

Thank you very much for an inspiring view of how the Platonic solids are shown to become a further metamorphosis for our present time.

Susie

Comment on Sacred Geometry Video by Louis Nuyens

Louis Nuyens — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 18:22:26 +0000

I am fascinated with this work. I have just made what I think is the ‘dual’ of the chestahedron. It has ten faces . Could you correct me if wrong. Thanks.

The seven vertices touch the sides of the chestahedron, so it seems right.

Comment on Beyond Polarities Conference Video by Justin Hamby

Justin Hamby — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 11:21:06 +0000

I think it is very interesting that the common form of UFOs seen are BELL SHAPED.

Comment on Lilipoh Magazine Article Part II by rod

rod — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 18:45:17 +0000

the holy of holys is a cube, circled

Comment on Lilipoh Magazine Article Part II by rod

rod — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 18:43:47 +0000

I have a problem I thought you might be interested in.
In 1937 the state of Montana conducted its first archeological dig in Glendive. The site is called “The Hagen Site” 5 miles upriver just pass your old place. Established as a National Historical Landmark in 1964.
I love to study pre history America, anything can go. So I have been investigating the site and everything written about the site, most of it out dated with no further investigations. The site is unusual do to the pottery and structure excavated at the site. The pottery is extremely advanced with a style that is hard to track.
Being the builder that I am, I have been working on re constructing the building that was excavated. One of the core factors in understanding ancient cultures this of course, communication/wisdom.
This is the equation I would like you to take a look at; the lodge is 16 foot diameter with 12 supporting posts, the front door faces to the sun raise with two post 6 feet apart, the center has two posts 4 feet apart , the west wall has two post two feet apart. Being that the lodge is round, a sacred symbol, I circled the other points, the center 4 foot squared give you the 16 foot lodge, connecting the set points from east to west which put you 8 feet outside the lodge with a diameter of 32 feet.
Now you have your equation; A to B to C gives you a 15 degree angle (1/24 of 360) within the 16 foot diameter, with the three proportional circles in ratio to the moon and earth.
I tried to associate the angle to the sun or stars which would have been 22.5 degrees, solstice.
Hope you can enjoy this as much as I have, once I find the true all will change, good and bad.

Comment on Relationship between the Chestahedron and the Icosahedron by Waller

Waller — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 17:33:15 +0000

Yes! After reading the latest Lillipoh article on Frank’s amazing work, I was seeing the same similarities to the Tree of Life and also the FLower of Life. I played around with it alittle, but am such an amateur at sacred geometry, esepcially when we move into the realm of 3D, I couldn’t get to any real, concrete connections. Would LOVE to know if Frank or others have explored this. This work is amazingly powerful and profound. Many blessings!