19-08-2021, 03:49 PM
The most elementary common sense tells us that if half the pages of a book (the VM) are herbs and the other half are cosmological diagramans or stars, the message of the book is that there is a relationship between both worlds.
Not only common sense, the culture of the time in which the book was made tells us, since the world below was connected with the one above, which emitted its influence on the Earth. It is the stars that give their virtue to plants, just as they give it to precious stones. It is a star that makes the magnet attract the iron.
What have the authors of the VM wanted to tell us by drawing herbs that no one can identify? Simple, that stars are capable of making them and that somewhere on Earth must be those herbs or other similar and completely unknown to them.
If this is the message, the script cannot be anything other than an invented code that relates the stars with the herbs.
Not only common sense, the culture of the time in which the book was made tells us, since the world below was connected with the one above, which emitted its influence on the Earth. It is the stars that give their virtue to plants, just as they give it to precious stones. It is a star that makes the magnet attract the iron.
What have the authors of the VM wanted to tell us by drawing herbs that no one can identify? Simple, that stars are capable of making them and that somewhere on Earth must be those herbs or other similar and completely unknown to them.
If this is the message, the script cannot be anything other than an invented code that relates the stars with the herbs.