Morten St George Theory

[Morten St. George]

And for the record, you are talking to someone who wrote one of the manuals for a certain software program with the initials VB for a certain large company that I'm contractually not allowed to name.

To my dismay I discover that VBA, which I once used to work spreadsheet miracles, is no longer in common use. I guess it is now up to someone familiar with one of the modern languages, like python or java, to figure out how to mimic the turning of the wheels.

Wheel encryption apparently derives its initial inspiration from a mystic classic dating back to early medieval times (translation Kaplan):

Twenty-two Foundation Letters:
He placed them in a circle
like a wall with 231 Gates.
The circle oscillates back and forth.

A "gate" links two letters to each other. In the center of our Merkabah on f57v, we see four individuals each with his back turned to a VMS glyph and pointing to, presumably when a certain alignment of wheels is attained, the corresponding Latin letter on the opposite side. Unfortunately, a wheel of Latin letters is nowhere to be found in the VMS itself but the marginalia gives us ample reason to believe that we should use the published sequence of 72 Latin letters comprising the 72-letter name of God. If that is the case, I think we'll be able to break the code.

Note that I have found no evidence that the Rosicrucians were ever able to read the VMS pages written in Currier Language A and, to the contrary, there are indications that they couldn't. This leads me to suspect that Language A is either a) gibberish, or b) a reuse of the glyphs to represent talking points spoken in a language that was unknown to the Rosicrucians. I highly recommend that decoders, first and foremost, tackle the deep text pages all of which are written in Language B.