DE20216544U1 - Bell jar - Google Patents

Description

Applicant : Ulrike Albert Teckstraße 2 D- 73663 Berglen / Birkenweißbuch

Bell jar

The present invention describes bells for increasing/improving the well-being of humans, animals and plants.

Bells consist of a base body that is open on one side. Inside the base body, clappers are attached to the base body so that they can be freely pivoted. When the bell is pivoted, the clapper strikes the base body from the inside and causes it to vibrate, which can be heard or felt.

The bells can be made of any suitable material such as metals, plastics, glass or combinations thereof

The clappers in the bells are matched to the material of the bells and are also made of the above-mentioned materials or combinations thereof.

The clappers are attached to the inside of the bell so that they swing freely, either each separately or all together on a common fastening device. The clappers are, for example, solid rods, possibly with a bead-shaped thickening at the freely swinging end, which can be spherical, cubic, tetrahedral or triangular in particular. The clappers can also be made of chains, threads, spirals, spiral springs or the like, e.g. made of metal and/or plastic, whereby more than one thickening and in particular different thickenings can be arranged on the clappers. The clappers are either firmly or detachably attached to the inside of the bell.

A double ring is attached to the top of the bell, which can be used to grasp the bell and ring it. This means that one ring is placed directly on the bell and the second on top of the first. The double ring can be made of the same material as the bell or a different material. The double ring is either made in one piece with the bell or is attached to it permanently or detachably.

The bell has either the usual curved bell shape, but can also be designed as a tetrahedron open at the bottom.

The bell is preferably modelled on the designs and arrangements of the clappers shown in Figures 1 to 14. Figure 1 shows the basic design of the bell including the handle consisting of two rings, also called a double ring.

&iacgr;&ogr;shown; wherein the height H1 and the diameter D1 preferably have an equal amount and the height of the double ring, i.e. H2 and H3 together, has approximately half the amount of the height H1, preferably a total of 3 cm, and wherein the height of the individual rings of the double ring, i.e. the heights H2 and H3, are the same, preferably 1.5 cm, and wherein the largest diameter D1 of the bell body 2, i.e. on its open side, is preferably 7 cm.

The meaning of this bell is: infinity, eternity... connection between earth and universe, man and God... .

Figure 2 shows a bell with the basic dimensions of the bell according to Figure 1, with several, here three clappers 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 provided inside, which are pivotably mounted in an eyelet 2.1. This eyelet 2.1 is inside the bell body 2, the fastening point of the double

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Ring 3 is provided opposite. This bell is used to create a vibration to increase harmony between mind, soul and body, the source of unity between mind, soul and body. The clapper 4.1 preferably has a length of 3 cm, the clapper 4.2 a length of 4.5 cm and the clapper 4.3 a length of 7 cm.

&iacgr;&ogr; Figure 3 shows a bell according to Figure 1 with two groups of clappers of different lengths, the clappers 4.4 being preferably 3 cm long and the clappers 4.5 being preferably 6 cm long.
The group with the shorter clappers has four individual clappers and the group with the longer clappers has five individual clappers. The shorter clappers represent south - north - east - west and the longer clappers represent the five continents of the earth. The arrangement of these clappers also increases the vibration.

The bell shown in Figure 4 has a number of bobbin threads 4.6, with each bobbin thread having a number of bead-like thickenings. The length of the threads ranges from 3.7 cm to 7 cm, and they are kept in different lengths with a step of 0.3 cm. This bell has a vibration-increasing effect on cells, also stimulating the

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The bell according to Figure 5 is a bell according to Figure 1, in which a pair of clappers 4.7 of equal length are arranged.

The bell according to Figure 6 has a clapper suspension 4.8, which consists of nine individual clappers of different lengths, with the steps being 0.5 cm. The vibrations generated by this bell stand for intercession, protection and guidance, blessing and divine guidance.

In the bell according to Figure 7, the clapper rods are replaced by spiral springs, each of which has a bead-like thickening at its free end. These clappers 4.9 are of different lengths, preferably three clappers are provided.

In the bell according to Figure 8, the clappers are wave-shaped, designed as a flexible rod, so to speak, whose free ends also have warped thickenings. The clappers are of different lengths. There is one clapper with 4.10, three clappers 4.12 of the same length and three clappers 4.11 also of the same length, but approximately twice as long as the clappers 4.12.

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The bell according to Figure 9 has three clappers 4.14, which have a length such that the clappers, when at rest, lie with their bead-like thickening at the end of the clappers at the level of the lower edge of the base body. In addition, this design also provides a clapper 4.13, the bead-like thickening of which is the same as that on the clappers 4.14, but which is shorter in length than half the length of the other clappers.

Figure 10 shows a bell whose basic body deviates from the usual bell shape and is specifically a tetrahedron 5 that is open at the bottom. The double ring 3, with the lower ring 3.2, is attached to the tip of the body.

Figure 11 shows a bell with a base body according to Figure 10, where several clappers 6 are arranged on an eyelet 5.1 attached to the inside of the bell. Here, three clappers of the same length and the same bead-like thickening are preferred. The length of the clappers corresponds to approximately half the height of the bell body. The dot-dash lines indicate that another design is also possible in which the clapper length is greater than the height of the bell body.

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The bell according to Figure 12 goes back to the original bell shape. Three clappers 8.1, 8.2 and 8.3 are provided, which differ only slightly in their length and, starting from their free end, have several bead-like thickenings 8a inwards. The number of bead-like thickenings 8a is variable, but the clappers 8.1, 8.2 and 8.3 preferably have the same number of &iacgr;&ogr; thickenings 8a. In addition, a clapper 7 is provided with a thickening 7a, which differs in shape from the bead-like thickenings 8a.

Figure 13 again shows a bell with a bell body in tetrahedral form, with seven clappers being provided, the bead-like thickening of which has the shape of a cone tip and the clapper rods of which, seen in relation to one another, have different lengths, with one of the clappers protruding from the base body with its bead-like thickening.

Figure 14 also shows a bell in the form of a tetrahedron open on one side, with three clappers 4.15 being provided here which have different lengths, with one of the clappers protruding from the body of the base body 5.

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Reference list

1 bell

2 base bodies
2.1 eyelet

3 double ring (handle)

3.1 upper ring

3.2 lower ring (connected to position 2) 4.1 to 4.3 clapper for bell according to figure 2

&iacgr;&ogr; 4.4, 4.5 Clapper for bell according to Figure 3 (clappers have a

different lengths, but each with the same, bead-shaped thickening)
4.6 Clapper for bell according to Figure 4 (clapper threads, each with

a multitude of small, bead-shaped thickenings) 4.7 Clapper for bell according to Figure 5 (two clappers of the same

Length)

4.8 Clapper for bell according to Figure 6 (clapper hanger with

a total of 9 bobbins, each of different lengths)
4.9 Clapper for bell according to Figure 7 (clapper rod is a

Spiral spring, 3 clappers of different lengths) 4.10 - 4.12 Clapper for bell according to Figure 8 (clapper rod corrugated, relatively small bead-shaped thickening) 4.13, 4.14 Clapper for bell according to Figure 9 (bell with a tetrahedron open at the bottom as a bell shape)

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4.15 Clapper for a bell according to Figure 14 with a

Basic body according to position 5 5 Bell with a downwardly open tetrahedron as

Bell shape

5.1 eyelet in the bell body of the bell

6 Clapper for bell to position 5

6.1 Clapper for a bell according to Figure 13, which has a Î&ogr; base body according to position 5

6.a bulging thickening at position

7, 8.1,

8.2 and 8.3 Clapper for bell according to Figure 12

7a bulging thickening at position

8a bulging thickenings at the positions

8.1, 8.2 and 8.3

H 1 Height of the bell body (base body according to item 2)

H 2 Height of the lower ring (Pos. 3.2)

H 3 Height of the upper ring (Pos. 3.1)

H 4 largest diameter of the bell body

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Claims (1)

Bell with a base body which can be set into vibration by means of a clapper fastened to the interior of the base body and freely pivotable relative to the base body, characterized in that a ring is arranged on the upper side of the base body, onto which a second ring is placed.