04-12-2022, 01:47 PM
I believe that whoever approaches the Voynich should ask himself this question: What does this book mean? Based on the iconography, there are two types of response: the first is to think that it is a kind of medieval encyclopedia and the second is that it is a book with a unit of meaning.
If I thought that it was a kind of encyclopedia that deals with various unconnected things, I think the book would have ceased to interest me a long time ago. But no, I defend with total conviction that the Voynich iconography, as a whole, says a single message: celestial influences are what create those rare plants that we see.
This is the only way, I think, to understand how such a unique type of script could be created.
If I thought that it was a kind of encyclopedia that deals with various unconnected things, I think the book would have ceased to interest me a long time ago. But no, I defend with total conviction that the Voynich iconography, as a whole, says a single message: celestial influences are what create those rare plants that we see.
This is the only way, I think, to understand how such a unique type of script could be created.

