10-07-2018, 06:24 PM
I like an idea suggested by Sam G, who wrote that the Voynich glyphs expresses some kind of polarity, in the way up/down, left/right, here/there...
The pairs (t)(k) or (ch)(sh) and their equivalent functions are a good example of this polarity, which is a concept that gets along with my idea of the celestial sphere as the place where the glyphs travel around.
On the other hand, what do the rare glyphs stand for? they appear alone because they aren't no letters but symbols, and are a clue that all the glyphs are also symbols and stand for things that we can see or imagine, like stars and positions in the sky.
The pairs (t)(k) or (ch)(sh) and their equivalent functions are a good example of this polarity, which is a concept that gets along with my idea of the celestial sphere as the place where the glyphs travel around.
On the other hand, what do the rare glyphs stand for? they appear alone because they aren't no letters but symbols, and are a clue that all the glyphs are also symbols and stand for things that we can see or imagine, like stars and positions in the sky.

