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You are amazing sir! My amature intellec and knowledge of this manuscript is limittede but interesing to say i n the least. Your insights and observations are equisitly enlightening and exciting. Thank you!

Is there a Sanskrit equivalent? Maybe it's a chant instead of a song.😅

Have a recording of it??

What is in the dark shall come to the light.

0:59 is this *"polshy dal shedy qokain das chsdy shedy qokar shedy ldy qokeey lshedy qol chedy qokain chcthedy ltedy darom solkedy okal dar oty otar otar ol kain olkedy qokain sheety qokain dar dar shedy qokar ol dy sol keedy qokeedy qokey okar otar dar dar dy qokedy dy sheety qokedy qokchdy qokechdy lol qokeedy qokeedy qokedy qokedy qokeedy ldy yshedy qokeedy qokchdy olkeedy otey koldy dar shedy qokain shedy dal keedy rshedy sokeedy qokeedy oteedy qoky dykeedy sy dshedy qokedy c qoteey qoteedy dar yshedy chekar oldy qokain chkar otar oldy dchedy sain okedy qokedy otedy okoldy otar otam olaiin chdar dy sshedy shckhy qokey okedy sorol oty otedy qotedy otedy okaiin qokey qokedy sheol qokedy dain shedy otol chedy olor"* from the last stanza of 75r?? per voynich.nu "<f75r.32,+P0> polshy.dal.shedy.qokain.das.chsdy.shedy.qokar.shedy.ldy <f75r.33,+P0> qokeey.lshedy.qol.chedy.qokain.chcthedy.ltedy.darom <f75r.34,+P0> solkedy.okal.dar.oty.otar.otar.ol.kain.olkedy <f75r.35,+P0> qokain.sheety.qokain.dar.dar.shedy.qokar.ol.dy <f75r.36,+P0> sol.keedy.qokeedy.qokey.okar.otar.dar.dar.dy <f75r.37,+P0> qokedy.dy.sheety.qokedy.qokchdy.qokechdy.l ol <f75r.38,+P0> qokeedy.qokeedy.qokedy.qokedy.qokeedy.ldy <f75r.39,+P0> yshedy.qokeedy.qokchdy.olkeedy.otey.koldy <f75r.40,+P0> dar.shedy.qokain.shedy.dal.keedy.rshedy <f75r.41,+P0> sokeedy.qokeedy.oteedy.qoky.dykeedy. sy <f75r.42,+P0> dshedy.qokedy.c.qoteey.qoteedy.dar <f75r.43,+P0> yshedy.chekar.oldy.qokain.chkar.otar.oldy <f75r.44,+P0> dchedy.sain.okedy.qokedy.otedy.okoldy.otar.otam.olaiin.chdar.dy <f75r.45,+P0> sshedy.shckhy.qokey.okedy.sorol.oty.otedy.qotedy.otedy.okaiin <f75r.46,+P0> qokey.qokedy.sheol.qokedy.dain.shedy.otol.chedy.olor"

*"written in the spirit of Hildegard von Bingen"* You said it wasn't a cipher text quite a few times, how is it then--"in the spirit of"--a cipher text circa 12th cent. ?? 47:00 I am very much in the camp of dissenters on his theory, this is just plain terrible... I mean, just my own glancing over 15th cent. documents/manuscripts I can already find modest comparisons... and they are all different than these... not sure where he got his work from!?!? 'r' for example is a pre-Arabican numeral '4' in Italy... but, lol... I guess it's 'r' cause it 'looks' like one... 54:00 all of these paintings are quite interesting, but where are they from exactly?? They appear woven not drawn! Also the stars are a DEAD match, but how significant is this in actuality?? Many places have their own styles, this doesn't mean they are necessarily connected by hand--only in style, very much in how The Beatles influenced modern rock & roll... but didn't make any of it@

Your tie resembles a golden Turkish head!

Brilliant! Thanks

The book was written by a very good illustrator but totally deranged & obsessed with hunger, which word appears dozens of times (& even several times in just one line) in the book, in its slavic form: "голлода" - All the rest is gibberish

Mesmerizing!

Ancient Turkish language before the majority of European languages existed

Get to the point.

Dislike. He talks about himself, and himself, Then he taks about himself, and a little more about himself. BORING

To me, it is so obvious that this is mystical! Alchemy is mystical: inner transformation. Also, no corrections and different spellings suggest that these lyrics (chanting) have been repeated for many years (visit any church, songs are memorized from usage) and different spellings because different languages within this group: those who spoke Latin, and those who spoke German, and those who spoke Italian. Woman represents goddess, earth, health, reproduction and vitality of life!

Well done. Thank you. Lots of fun for me, and hard work for our good author.

thank you for your work, this makes complete sense. This book was featured on youTube as one of the most “creepy” books ever but to me, it seemed beautiful and enlightened. There was nothing creepy about it at all. I used to be a music teacher, I do sound healing and plant-herb medicinals is a hobby of mine. This book was the only book on this click-bait video about the “creepiest” books that caught my attention.

thanks for this video, when I saw another youtube video about it I looked at many stars and saw star anise herb on the pages. Star Anise is an estrogenic herb.

Just MY unprofessional observations about the manuscript itself: It would appear the index type page with bullet point stars on a string in left margin was written by someone right handed. The bullet points also suggest a left to right writing format, as does the subtle slope as the text progresses down the page. Noted some of the animals have curly toes, as the 'clubs' icon in a deck of cards, rather than hooves etc. Some plants too. Some month names etc added to centre of zodiac that looks more in line with more modern western characters compared to those in the manuscript. Someone also noted Sagittarius was depicted as a man with crossbow rather than a centaur. The faces drawn are quite cute too The coloured paints used is also of interest, and if they associate with other time periods. A scientific sample of ink suggested carbon dating to around 1404-1438. Nb The skin/parchment could be older? Paint and parchment expensive, so one would naturally think the manuscript was real or why else waste a lot of valuable money. Have heard that ancients/manuscripts may have links to music/healing frequencies etc. Interesting to hear chants. Some ancients used clay? body parts trinkets which scholars think was representative of an ailment they had on that part of the body and sought a remedy/healing. Different people have different views, ie the dragon.

The Alan Turing movie mentioned "The Enigma Game" is well worth a visit. Good movie and introduces viewers to Alan Turing and important achievement he made which was an essential contribution that changed the course of the war.

What a wonderful presentation. Very enjoyable. Calming manner but equally garnering interest and was thought provoking. Thank you for sharing. Watching this video, learned new things: roots with an animal depicted and some with heads/faces, and observation about sunflowers. With regard to plants, a different presentation suggested that over time many plant species (600?) have gone extinct therefore it is possible some plants are just unknown today but may have existed. Nobody knows.

It was found not only by Voynich from Lithuania, but also deciphered in Lithuania by a Lithuanian researcher of Ukrainian origin!

Comunismo e nazismo os dois são iguais-uns matam de uma maneira o outro de outra--Comunismo matou mais gente que o nazismo. Não defendo nenhum dos dois, pois ambos escravizam--prendem-torturam-matam etc-

I appreciate the video and will continue watching now. But paused @ 8:41, where it is said that some academic knowledge is needed. In actuality, don’t let academic pursuits get in the way of obtaining true knowledge within. All is known already. We just need to tap into that Space, with intent for Higher/Source first. Then all else is added into thee. Not trying to preach here. Just saying, look within. The answers are there. And this ‘method’ avoids any mistakes in understanding. It would be helpful to all, to look at the text as all having spiritual meaning. For instance, the plant which roots in the earth, the braid, the female organs. Many cultures use this symbolism. Think of the Mother aspect. Yet, it is also Father, depending on the on the function at hand. Braided into each other; not one, not two. The glorious plant which cannot be seen by looking outward, as one normally thinks of the looking. I’d say the author of the text was a spiritual master.

I guess that the plats and their parts are symbolic for real plants and parts, but drawn in a fashion not to be recognizable. When a plant is recognized as something, that may still not be the plant symbolized. The grafting feature is probably a method used to make the drawings more simple by omittting uninteresting parts or to mark where plants shall be cut before use.. The language in the manuscipt is probably an European language, but with the grammar modified to make it look very different. The word order could be highly modified. Prepositions or auxiliaries may be moved and changed into affixes, and so on.The alphabet may contain several letters for the same sound and used randomly to confuse.Upon that, the text is probably encrypted with some technical method, which even may differ systematically from line to line or the like. Many drawings look childish, but I think this is a feature used to speed up the drawing process. I think the text decribe accurate receits and procedures and are not primarily chantings for healing or the like. But some of the text may be chants belonging to some procedure. Still the whole text may be written in a style so that it can be sung, by students together to enhance learning. The repeated prefixes can be articles, comjunctions or the like, and the repeated endings something like this too. But they can be dummy elements to make the singing more rhytmic.

The father of the computer is John Vincent Atanassoff.

Interesting, it does sound like music, with much rhyming and repetition

It does make sense that the bath scenes are actually representative diagrams of the digestive system etc. The characters could be some "spirits" believed to carry out functions, or "cartoon" characters added for decoration. (There are some modern cartoons which imagine characters inside the body doing things also.)

Congratulations for your approach - basically "non-algorithmic". That's because you are also an artist, besides being a scientist. Art is not "algorithmic". Being an artist made all the difference.

...Also: you're probably right about this having been made inside a convent. The calligraphy quality of the texts indicates a careful uniformity, characteristic of members of this kimd of institution. But some copyists, obviously, are more elegant than others, who are more "clumsy" - but all are disciplined, trained and take great care when writing, drawing or painting.

In the "biological" section, the illustrations refer to PLANTS, not to the feminin reproductive system. The women are represented inside plants, inside botanical organisms. Spreadind seeds, promenading through stems and roots, bathing in sap (that's why the water is green). Or relaxing in leaves. About the language, you're right: it is meant to be not read, but sang. It is meant to COMMUNICATE with the vegetable world. Strange? Well - not really, maybe...

How can you explain something indecipherable?

Make an album

Some dark vibes here!

Cool!

Scan the pages. Make a slide. Keep quiet. Review your point of view. What is the meaning of this manuscript? Does it make sense to you? It looks like a medical journal? Not a bad comment. Just an opinion. With respect, J.

Prayer language ?

Best analysis I've seen Thanks

Not to be morbid but after 1991 there should have been a full accounting of the crimes of the Soviet Union and its communist henchmen. There should have been innumerable trials and prison sentences, or better still punishment in the likes of nicolas ceasescu. These crimes were unimaginable just as they were under Naziism. God bless these victim's souls.

That was thoroughly enlightening! I have read, and seen much on the manuscript and you present an entirely different perspective giving new insight into what this book could be? The repetitive characters make no sense as a language at all. However, the chanting does! All women. All women who are either pregnant or, bloated due to other physical issues. I was thinking gallbladder because it causes a distension of the lower abdomen. The green water could be bile. In those times, women suffered from all sorts of natural processes and diseases that were not taken seriously. I wonder if the common urinary tract infections suffered by women especially through the times when women were sexually active played part in the illustrations of the distended abdomens inside of what looks like bladders? The manuscript could encompass everything that is of the female internal issues. The slow methodical progress of the presentation brings you forward into insights that one has not encountered in other delves into this work. I do hope those who do come upon your work, take the time to see what lies next, patiently. Your presentation inspires me to share this with my sister who is a professor of Native American Indian and Indian ethnomusicology. In India, she studied the ancient languages of Sanskrit, along with Hindi and Arabic. She was the first to introduce to the West ancient sacred music of India and Islam. As you know the Vedas were chanted in an epic poetry format. If one word is wrong or missing, the entire chant/spiritual text falls flat. This might be something of that nature, though in vocal/instrumental form. I will see if she would like to have a look at your work and see what she thinks? She is a professor in America as well as working for the government of India and Bollywood. She has her work formally published, and requested by the college of Oxford, China, and countries all over the world. She cut her teeth on choral music, is a professional choir director & organist (presently at a Lutheran church). She began formal musical training at the age of 6 and choral studies at age 8. She is almost 60 presently.

My sister helped on this :D Proud

Stunningly theraputic! Thank you for sharing,

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Would like to have been there to hear it.❤😯😯

How fascinating, really enjoyed this.❤❤❤

Good job of pulling it all together

A widely informed and simpatico speaker - a don & an artist - on an intriguing mystery. 🤔 (Green Fire, UK) 🌈🦉

The author distorted the words of his country that he used,or elongated the letters making them like fancy calligraphic letters. Or distorted letters of Latino language that he used ( maybe )making it looks like a tamil alphabet, nepal alphabet or fancy calligraphy letters.( or alphabet of his country I think : It is a type of small enclyclopedia ,nothing interesting.nothing strange, It is like the game : remove one matchstick to solve the equation ,same should do with letters.

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Could the grafted or segments of roots indicate something about how many different harvest seasons that particular plant is “good for” or has the most “potent/beneficial” amount of whatever the medicinal properties are? And the chanting- i think it has something to do with specific frequencies-as a lot of old temples/ancient structures incorporate designs for specific sound frequencies and the different parts of human body, mind and soul to which they connect and/or heal. The animal/plant grafts could indicate which particular “season” that plant needs to be harvested-much like today’s “deer/elk/bear hunting” seasons. Or could relate to some astrological animal sign of time of harvest (as for some medicinal properties, some plants need harvesting before or after the time most consider as ripe” I also think some of the astrology stuff could relate to the timing of a woman’s menses and the associated mood changes based on a type of lunar or similar cycle. All speculative of course, as I’m just beginning my journey into the research of studying this intriguing manuscript.

Beautiful fabrics and music on this channel but always sadness. Life is good, too, you know.