The Voynich Ninja

(09-05-2024, 02:03 PM)pjburkshire Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

(09-05-2024, 01:11 PM)Moonchild Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Hello, I am back. I believe that my research is worth exploring. I understand that spiritual stuff is not welcomed here so I will not talk about that. I truly believe that my findings can hold the keys to solving this puzzle. So far, when I apply my theory of moisture on the pages, the results are always there, this method works all the time. Not sometimes.

I have attached some new discoveries and would like to know your thoughts.

Ok, here are my thoughts. I think you are a lonely person who is seeking attention. I think you need to find some kind of support group. I think this message board was not designed for what you are looking for. I think you should try one or more of the message boards over on proboards.com.

Here is the link to their directory. You might want to try "Art and Culture".

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Here you can see a concealed border embellishment on folio 26r. This happens in many pages and is easily missed.

When I apply my theory and darken the image you can see gold leaf and red which I suspect being cinnabar based paint.

To me this looks like the profile of a man wearing a golden head gear with the face being the red part. This is my interpretation.

Regardless of what it resembles, that shape is there and similar shapes are a recurrence throughout the VM. (such as the cover and other areas I mentioned in previous posts)

I am sending 86r again with better viewing of the numbers. This is the original file with no manipulation.
Was wondering if this area has ever been discussed in the past? 

Let me know your thoughts, if any (about folio 86r)

Those are just random variations in the thickness of the line work. Keep in mind that medieval scribes were writing with a literal piece of a bird.

It's stunning!
Is it the year 4113?

4 was not written like that. There is a perfect example just below; the quire number 14-us.
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With the numbers Moonchild is seeing, the big question is whether or not any of them were intentional or if many, if not all, are just coincidental flaws and errors in the VM's creation that have no additional meaning. It is a good question that is worth asking and I think it is plausible at least to a certain extent but I don't know if we can ever answer that question unless and until the VM is solved.

I have been pretty quiet lately on this thread but I am still looking at and considering everything Moonchild is posting. While I may have my doubts still regarding the water-related artistic effects and I do think more research separate of the art effects needs to be completed in order to validate them, I don't think we can truly evaluate this work until Moonchild has completed the research and organized it in a comprehensive paper or presentation. I eagerly look forward to those end results and conclusions however long it may take.

(17-05-2024, 09:10 AM)Ruby Novacna Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.It's stunning!
Is it the year 4113?

Here I was thinking more that the numbers are written in a hierarchical way such as: 6 at the top, below 7 then 8, 1,2,5 .. and so on..

(17-05-2024, 08:59 AM)Koen G Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Those are just random variations in the thickness of the line work. Keep in mind that medieval scribes were writing with a literal piece of a bird.

I would agree with you if this was not a trend throughout the Voynich.

The way I see it is like I have mentioned before, after 600 years, we can all agree that it is not a language anyone really used or is common or has ever been seen apart from this manuscript. If we suppose it is not a forgery, we have to approach it in a way that is not common, therefore a not so common solving method.

Why is it possible that this is a sequence of numbers? The Voynich is telling us by leaving these clues (here are just a few) or else why would they add these random numbers? I think this means pay attention to these areas (I don't know what they mean) but I think it is worth investigating in my opinion..

The marks in the previous post could possibly be color annotations.
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