15-09-2022, 04:09 PM
I am more and more convinced that the Voynich is a science book. But a medieval science book, which is something different from what we understand by science. Medieval science is something very close to natural magic, to the occult powers of nature.
The magicians created some indecipherable characters whose mission was to communicate with those powers. For the ecclesiastical authorities, those characters were the mark of the devil. The science of that time, so close to magic, also created strange characters but with a rational basis, mathematical if you will.
It is not easy to explain but I sense that behind the VM script there is an astronomical system that wants to be a rational explanation of how herbs acquire their medicinal virtues. The characters or glyphs that make up this code are not diabolical, but have a rational basis in the movements of celestial objects.
The magicians created some indecipherable characters whose mission was to communicate with those powers. For the ecclesiastical authorities, those characters were the mark of the devil. The science of that time, so close to magic, also created strange characters but with a rational basis, mathematical if you will.
It is not easy to explain but I sense that behind the VM script there is an astronomical system that wants to be a rational explanation of how herbs acquire their medicinal virtues. The characters or glyphs that make up this code are not diabolical, but have a rational basis in the movements of celestial objects.

