26-11-2024, 01:27 PM
Hello StayAtHomeTraveller:
For more than six years I have written hundreds of posts, some more fortunate than others, logically. Throughout this time I have been refining my theory and changing some ideas, although the core remains the same. You haven't done anything I'm not used to. To criticize me, you have taken expressions that were not well formulated by me, especially at the beginning, but you have not entered other more refined posts, especially the most recent ones.
You may be right that my theory is a great idea poorly explained with a word salad. In reality, for me the most difficult thing about the VM is to explain to the humanity of the 21st century how the humanity of the 15th century saw the world. How can we talk about people who believed in spirits, in magic, in astrology, in so many things that seem pure fiction to us but that for them were very real?
It is in this almost incredible context that an idea like the Voynich script being an astronomical-astrological notation is not only possible but quite probable. I am convinced that this codex is part of the Hermetic tradition, a current of thought that runs through the entire Middle Ages from Antiquity to the Renaissance. In this tradition, the astral influence on terrestrial phenomena, on life on Earth, is essential.
I believe that when it is clearly seen that the hundreds of female figures that populate the Voynich are simply a representation of the stars in the sky, a giant step will have been taken in the understanding of this codex.
For more than six years I have written hundreds of posts, some more fortunate than others, logically. Throughout this time I have been refining my theory and changing some ideas, although the core remains the same. You haven't done anything I'm not used to. To criticize me, you have taken expressions that were not well formulated by me, especially at the beginning, but you have not entered other more refined posts, especially the most recent ones.
You may be right that my theory is a great idea poorly explained with a word salad. In reality, for me the most difficult thing about the VM is to explain to the humanity of the 21st century how the humanity of the 15th century saw the world. How can we talk about people who believed in spirits, in magic, in astrology, in so many things that seem pure fiction to us but that for them were very real?
It is in this almost incredible context that an idea like the Voynich script being an astronomical-astrological notation is not only possible but quite probable. I am convinced that this codex is part of the Hermetic tradition, a current of thought that runs through the entire Middle Ages from Antiquity to the Renaissance. In this tradition, the astral influence on terrestrial phenomena, on life on Earth, is essential.
I believe that when it is clearly seen that the hundreds of female figures that populate the Voynich are simply a representation of the stars in the sky, a giant step will have been taken in the understanding of this codex.