26-03-2021, 07:20 PM
I think that the gliph that looks like the letter o is the symbol of the star within the system of symbols that is the script. Why do I believe this, something that seems so absurd?
First, because I see that little circle in the middle of the stars drawn in the VM, many times colored. Second, because I have an integrated idea of the VM and its iconographic meaning. Everything has the same message: the stars come down to Earth to make the herbs grow.
Therefore, the so-called text that accompanies all images, including plants, is nothing more than sets of astronomical symbols. The glyph o is logically the most common as well as others that is the same symbol with tails, a way to differentiate stars.
It is for this reason that we have the feeling that there are filler words. Or as Helmut Winkler has said: a word can be written where there is enough room.
Actually, the script looks like a game to place astronomical symbols with some rules but with a lot of elasticity
First, because I see that little circle in the middle of the stars drawn in the VM, many times colored. Second, because I have an integrated idea of the VM and its iconographic meaning. Everything has the same message: the stars come down to Earth to make the herbs grow.
Therefore, the so-called text that accompanies all images, including plants, is nothing more than sets of astronomical symbols. The glyph o is logically the most common as well as others that is the same symbol with tails, a way to differentiate stars.
It is for this reason that we have the feeling that there are filler words. Or as Helmut Winkler has said: a word can be written where there is enough room.
Actually, the script looks like a game to place astronomical symbols with some rules but with a lot of elasticity