Okay, long title, I know. Bear with me.
It's a bit of a fun side project. But I might try 'solve' more cases like this, hopefully, that's why I called it 'Journal' now. I found out data before via AP and sometimes documented it also in my old journal at the AD. I decided however to put this in the RV thread because it is also kind of a RVing of mostly facts and data (via AP).
Most here who know me also know I have this lady's avatar pic as placeholder for 'Sinera' since I am here. I also use it in two other forums by now (EIC,AD). And I somehow over time grew fond of the picture.
And that's why somehow I want to find out about this young guitar playing girl now. Just like I did with my past lives, mostly via AP, some via dreams. However, in Sinera's case it was many APs and some painstaking detective's work, a piece of evidence here, another piece of data there. But don't worry I won't go into offtopic detail about it here.
So the reason I have this pic in the first place is because I wanted to get as near a the picture of what I was shown how Sinera looked like, a presumed past life of mine in Southern France, born 1650, who is also my forum name in her honour.
(Btw. you might notice I am talking about Guitar Lady and Sinera in the present tense. It's the natuer of RV and AP research alike. All exists now. They 'exist' right now, that is also how I experience past lif personalities in the astral / akashic / soul records, or whatever).
When I first saw Sinera she wore a beautiful red dress. So one day I typed into googleimages what I already had found out til then: "lady red painting 1600s". The result is HERE. Her image came up as one of the first and resonated with me, not because she resembles Sinera (which she does only superficially and not entirely) but due to her musicianship since I'm a musician myself. I like it. I like her.
Moreover they are contemporaries and the same generation. That means they're almost the same age when that picture was painted. It is just that Sinera lives in France and Guitar Lady in the Netherlands. The painting is dated with 1669 by the artist himself, Dutch painter Caspar Netscher.
Sinera was born around 1650 and would be 19 at the time of this painted scene. I would say Dutch Guitar Lady is a little younger, judging from her still child-like face, although the clothes make her appear older and 'grown-up-lady-like', I'd say she's around 15 years of age, but I might be wrong.
Here is the painting for the first time in its entire beauty. Notice the love of detail - actually it is quite astounding since the painting is indeed very small.
The Dutch artist painter is Caspar Netscher. Here is the picture and the artist info online from the museum gallery:
Caspar Netscher (1639 - 1684) - A Young Lady playing the Guitar
The commentary reads:
'The son of a German sculptor, Caspar Netscher moved to Arnhem and later studied under Gerard ter Borch in Deventer. He settled in The Hague, becoming a member of the painters’ society, Pictura, in 1662. During this period he specialised in small-scale genre scenes (of which The Lace Maker, also in the Wallace Collection, is the finest example). A Young Lady playing the Guitar depicts a fashionably dressed girl, seated at a table covered by a sumptuous rug. Holding a guitar, she shows off her musical accomplishments.'
Inscription is stated as:
Inscription: 'C.Netscher / 1669'
Inscription: '[…] CIA'
Not sure what "CIA" means here, certainly not what we associate with it today ... and it is not sure if it's a name's initials or not.
So I will still have to find out her name and next to her name I also intend to hear her play (and also sing if she did so with it).
Yes, you read it right. It is possible to retrieve audio files from the Void, did so before, next to talking to beings/voices you can 'hear' a lot there. I know other APers stories who heard future hit songs and also ancient music in the Void. It's all like making a data query, your intent to get and retrieve it is key. It must be focussed and strong though. I will only hear a snippet of course, but that will do. I'm really curious to find out how it sounded.
Due to dry spells, mistakes and misfortunes I cannot say when I will have a success and post the update, but I am sure (one day or soon ...) I will. I always did ... somehow ... eventually.
Just as a sidenote but still interesting and entertaining: I might already know the name of her little sister. Not by psychic or any metaphysical means though, sorry to disappoint here.
It is a form of logic, reasoning and detective's work. There is another similar picture. First I thought it is Guitar Lady at a younger age. But the museum states and the inscriptions show it was all painted in the same year and they also seem to be sure it was the same family. No doubt about that, it's her little sister:
Caspar Netscher (1639 - 1684)- A Child plucking a Rose
Commentary:
'A Child plucking a Rose is almost certainly a pendant to A Young Lady Playing the Guitar (also in the Wallace Collection). They were painted in the same year, are of the same size and format, and share the same provenance. This painting shows a much younger girl, plucking a rose, symbolic of purity and love. She takes the flower from a pot placed on an entablature supported by putti, the naked children traditionally associated with Venus, goddess of love. Since the pictures were painted in the same year, are of similar size and format, and share the same provenance, it is likely that they depict members of the same family.'
On this one the inscription is stated as:
Inscription: 'Corelia P.m.l.. [?] / oudt. 7 Jaer / 1669' In black paint
Inscription: '58' In white chalk
The first one is intriguing. 'Corelia' does not yield results in internet searches (just metal band). What makes sense to me though is that the 'r' was somehow merged with a 'n', or the artist made a slip of the pen leaving out the 'n' altogether.
That means her name could be 'Cornelia'.
Research shows that it is a common name in Netherlands (as well as in my country). Lots of 'Dutch' entries in Wiki:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelia_(name)#Modern_women_with_the_name
https://www.behindthename.com/name/cornelia
Behind it, 'oudt. 7 Jaer' most probably means 'aged 7' in old(er) 1600s Dutch. This would make a lot of sense if we look at the girl / child.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/jaer
From Old Dutch jār, from Proto-Germanic *jērą, from Proto-Indo-European *yeh₁-.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/oud#Dutch
From Middle Dutch out, from Old Dutch alt, from Proto-Germanic *aldaz, from Proto-Indo-European *altós, *h₂eltós, from *h₂el- (“grow, nourish”). Compare German alt, West Frisian âld, Low German old, English old.
You see, sometimes we don't need psychic ability to solve a small case.
Keep you updated. Wish me good luck, or that the force be with me to solve her older sister's case, too.
Sinera Holmes
(who wants to be my Dr. Watson?)
It's a bit of a fun side project. But I might try 'solve' more cases like this, hopefully, that's why I called it 'Journal' now. I found out data before via AP and sometimes documented it also in my old journal at the AD. I decided however to put this in the RV thread because it is also kind of a RVing of mostly facts and data (via AP).
Most here who know me also know I have this lady's avatar pic as placeholder for 'Sinera' since I am here. I also use it in two other forums by now (EIC,AD). And I somehow over time grew fond of the picture.
And that's why somehow I want to find out about this young guitar playing girl now. Just like I did with my past lives, mostly via AP, some via dreams. However, in Sinera's case it was many APs and some painstaking detective's work, a piece of evidence here, another piece of data there. But don't worry I won't go into offtopic detail about it here.
So the reason I have this pic in the first place is because I wanted to get as near a the picture of what I was shown how Sinera looked like, a presumed past life of mine in Southern France, born 1650, who is also my forum name in her honour.
(Btw. you might notice I am talking about Guitar Lady and Sinera in the present tense. It's the natuer of RV and AP research alike. All exists now. They 'exist' right now, that is also how I experience past lif personalities in the astral / akashic / soul records, or whatever).
When I first saw Sinera she wore a beautiful red dress. So one day I typed into googleimages what I already had found out til then: "lady red painting 1600s". The result is HERE. Her image came up as one of the first and resonated with me, not because she resembles Sinera (which she does only superficially and not entirely) but due to her musicianship since I'm a musician myself. I like it. I like her.
Moreover they are contemporaries and the same generation. That means they're almost the same age when that picture was painted. It is just that Sinera lives in France and Guitar Lady in the Netherlands. The painting is dated with 1669 by the artist himself, Dutch painter Caspar Netscher.
Sinera was born around 1650 and would be 19 at the time of this painted scene. I would say Dutch Guitar Lady is a little younger, judging from her still child-like face, although the clothes make her appear older and 'grown-up-lady-like', I'd say she's around 15 years of age, but I might be wrong.
Here is the painting for the first time in its entire beauty. Notice the love of detail - actually it is quite astounding since the painting is indeed very small.
The Dutch artist painter is Caspar Netscher. Here is the picture and the artist info online from the museum gallery:
Caspar Netscher (1639 - 1684) - A Young Lady playing the Guitar
The commentary reads:
'The son of a German sculptor, Caspar Netscher moved to Arnhem and later studied under Gerard ter Borch in Deventer. He settled in The Hague, becoming a member of the painters’ society, Pictura, in 1662. During this period he specialised in small-scale genre scenes (of which The Lace Maker, also in the Wallace Collection, is the finest example). A Young Lady playing the Guitar depicts a fashionably dressed girl, seated at a table covered by a sumptuous rug. Holding a guitar, she shows off her musical accomplishments.'
Inscription is stated as:
Inscription: 'C.Netscher / 1669'
Inscription: '[…] CIA'
Not sure what "CIA" means here, certainly not what we associate with it today ... and it is not sure if it's a name's initials or not.
So I will still have to find out her name and next to her name I also intend to hear her play (and also sing if she did so with it).
Yes, you read it right. It is possible to retrieve audio files from the Void, did so before, next to talking to beings/voices you can 'hear' a lot there. I know other APers stories who heard future hit songs and also ancient music in the Void. It's all like making a data query, your intent to get and retrieve it is key. It must be focussed and strong though. I will only hear a snippet of course, but that will do. I'm really curious to find out how it sounded.
Due to dry spells, mistakes and misfortunes I cannot say when I will have a success and post the update, but I am sure (one day or soon ...) I will. I always did ... somehow ... eventually.
Just as a sidenote but still interesting and entertaining: I might already know the name of her little sister. Not by psychic or any metaphysical means though, sorry to disappoint here.
It is a form of logic, reasoning and detective's work. There is another similar picture. First I thought it is Guitar Lady at a younger age. But the museum states and the inscriptions show it was all painted in the same year and they also seem to be sure it was the same family. No doubt about that, it's her little sister:
Caspar Netscher (1639 - 1684)- A Child plucking a Rose
Commentary:
'A Child plucking a Rose is almost certainly a pendant to A Young Lady Playing the Guitar (also in the Wallace Collection). They were painted in the same year, are of the same size and format, and share the same provenance. This painting shows a much younger girl, plucking a rose, symbolic of purity and love. She takes the flower from a pot placed on an entablature supported by putti, the naked children traditionally associated with Venus, goddess of love. Since the pictures were painted in the same year, are of similar size and format, and share the same provenance, it is likely that they depict members of the same family.'
On this one the inscription is stated as:
Inscription: 'Corelia P.m.l.. [?] / oudt. 7 Jaer / 1669' In black paint
Inscription: '58' In white chalk
The first one is intriguing. 'Corelia' does not yield results in internet searches (just metal band). What makes sense to me though is that the 'r' was somehow merged with a 'n', or the artist made a slip of the pen leaving out the 'n' altogether.
That means her name could be 'Cornelia'.
Research shows that it is a common name in Netherlands (as well as in my country). Lots of 'Dutch' entries in Wiki:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornelia_(name)#Modern_women_with_the_name
https://www.behindthename.com/name/cornelia
Behind it, 'oudt. 7 Jaer' most probably means 'aged 7' in old(er) 1600s Dutch. This would make a lot of sense if we look at the girl / child.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/jaer
From Old Dutch jār, from Proto-Germanic *jērą, from Proto-Indo-European *yeh₁-.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/oud#Dutch
From Middle Dutch out, from Old Dutch alt, from Proto-Germanic *aldaz, from Proto-Indo-European *altós, *h₂eltós, from *h₂el- (“grow, nourish”). Compare German alt, West Frisian âld, Low German old, English old.
You see, sometimes we don't need psychic ability to solve a small case.
Keep you updated. Wish me good luck, or that the force be with me to solve her older sister's case, too.
Sinera Holmes
(who wants to be my Dr. Watson?)
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