I Can Read the Voynich MS

[Rebekah]

Hi Rebekah

There have been at least a hundred people before you who have had the same feeling, in a hundred different ways. So far it remains untranslated.

There are some people here on the forum who are very experienced with the Voynich text, and they can say what may be the problems with your approach. Or maybe confirm that you are the first one who doesn't fall in the same traps as everyone else.

If you are looking for feedback, the best you can do is post an example of how you read the text. If you want people to just believe that you can read the text, you will mostly meet skepticism because well.. each year many people claim they can.

That's great that that many people are interested in the Voynich MS.  But check this out: on the Map page in the lower-left corner is what is essentially our Compass Rose with the directional notions; North, South, East & West.  With this information alone, someone should be able to translate the Voynich MS into the language that it was written in....ancient perfect Hebrew; including all of it's vowels.  Because the alphabet is located in the circle on Folio 57v.; and again the alphabet is located on Folio 66r.

The Voynich MS is basically the account of a young man that was tried twice by his people, convicted once, and then banished for all time, to his death.  It is a terribly sad account.  And the young man, called, "Poar", was terribly repentant and thoroughly regretted the unforeseen consequences of his actions.  Which brought pain and suffering to several people.  That is why all the woman in the circles....at Poar's trial's, are crying tears of BLOOD.

After he was found by the Jesuit's; Poar then lived in a Jesuit monastery (somewhere in the northern most part of Siberia, but I cannot remember the name of the monastery), for nearly 50 years.  He penned, what I heard, 4 Volumes describing himself and his homeland, and 1 glossary (some of which we still have in folios at the end of the Voynich MS).  After Poar's death sometime in the mid-1400's; the Jesuit's who had housed him, took his 4 Volumes and 1 Glossary and took out the parts that they believed would be considered Heresy if anyone was to see them; and the rest of the world got what we have today known as the Voynich MS.

Because it is written in ancient Hebrew I totally recognize some of the words, like; on Folio 68?v. pull-out, the first circle on the left has 2 words separated by a line. the word on the left is: atta-dae; which means "father-?"; the other word is: aphe-caedd; which means "mother-?".  In fact, the entire Folio 68v. pull-out, is the young man' entire FAMILY Geneology.  You will find the young man's name listed with his brother's and sister's name's under the words mother and father...his name was Poar!

I can tell you all about the circles with the pregnant woman accusing Poar of his crimes.  And I could tell you all about the pregnant women in the banal pools (if you look closely you will see that the names of the women who are accusing Poar of crimes are the same women that he drew in the Banal pools).  Their names are also listed in the families geneology.

I know all of this because I can READ the Voynich MS.