06-12-2025, 08:59 AM
As I said, I know that the theory seems a little abstruse. But there is more and more evidence that is noteworthy. What struck me.
The pages from 67v onwards are a process-like representation of the function of plant conduction systems. See the images:
Let's assume:
Image 1 shows a cross-section of a plant stem (see evidence above).
What struck me about Image 1: You could also view it in three dimensions: then you can even see the stem (black lines) running down into the root (middle circle only partially visible here below).
Image 2 shows the probable astrological classification of the segments of the stem and thus also the classification of their “energy.”The assumption that the grand order (the cosmos) is reflected in everything, in plants, etc., was already known to the ancient Greeks. This view was also quite widespread in the Middle Ages.
Image 3 shows another cross-section of a plant – note that these could be “tubes,” as is made clear by the somewhat clumsy perspective drawing here, i.e., the ellipses at the edge (see black arrow).
Image 4: As far as I know, no one has noticed this yet: if you tilt image 3 backwards, it looks exactly like the upper part of image 4. You can even see a kind of “nail” (green arrow) in the middle. This proves that this upper part is a circular construction that is slightly “bent.” The black arrow indicates that there are also something like tubes here, matching the black arrow in image 3.
The pattern on the two discs is identical.
The red arrows point to something that looks as if this area has been cut open and water is flowing down into a first root. Here, too, the “perspective” arrangement is the same as in the first circle.
On the side, we can even see the flowing water, blue arrows, and a structure underneath that is probably supposed to represent something like a leaf (?).
The female nymphs represent in this case something like “life energy,” naturally female (life-giver) and naked. (I don't think I'm the first to make this comparison, though). Life energy flowing through the stems of plants nnd that is what the author is concerned with. He wants to harness this life energy.
Conclusion: What the 4 images show is that my theory that these are plant conduction systems would summarize the entire section from 67v onwards. It all makes sense and fits together perfectly. I will publish more things I have found on this subject.
Even if you still think my theory is absurd, which I find increasingly difficult to understand
(but don't worry, I still understand it enough 
)
the similarities between the circle on image 3 and the circle viewed sideways on image 4 are definitely worth mentioning.
The pages from 67v onwards are a process-like representation of the function of plant conduction systems. See the images:
Let's assume:
Image 1 shows a cross-section of a plant stem (see evidence above).
What struck me about Image 1: You could also view it in three dimensions: then you can even see the stem (black lines) running down into the root (middle circle only partially visible here below).
Image 2 shows the probable astrological classification of the segments of the stem and thus also the classification of their “energy.”The assumption that the grand order (the cosmos) is reflected in everything, in plants, etc., was already known to the ancient Greeks. This view was also quite widespread in the Middle Ages.
Image 3 shows another cross-section of a plant – note that these could be “tubes,” as is made clear by the somewhat clumsy perspective drawing here, i.e., the ellipses at the edge (see black arrow).
Image 4: As far as I know, no one has noticed this yet: if you tilt image 3 backwards, it looks exactly like the upper part of image 4. You can even see a kind of “nail” (green arrow) in the middle. This proves that this upper part is a circular construction that is slightly “bent.” The black arrow indicates that there are also something like tubes here, matching the black arrow in image 3.
The pattern on the two discs is identical.
The red arrows point to something that looks as if this area has been cut open and water is flowing down into a first root. Here, too, the “perspective” arrangement is the same as in the first circle.
On the side, we can even see the flowing water, blue arrows, and a structure underneath that is probably supposed to represent something like a leaf (?).
The female nymphs represent in this case something like “life energy,” naturally female (life-giver) and naked. (I don't think I'm the first to make this comparison, though). Life energy flowing through the stems of plants nnd that is what the author is concerned with. He wants to harness this life energy.
Conclusion: What the 4 images show is that my theory that these are plant conduction systems would summarize the entire section from 67v onwards. It all makes sense and fits together perfectly. I will publish more things I have found on this subject.
Even if you still think my theory is absurd, which I find increasingly difficult to understand
(but don't worry, I still understand it enough )the similarities between the circle on image 3 and the circle viewed sideways on image 4 are definitely worth mentioning.