17-11-2016, 10:38 PM
(15-11-2016, 10:42 AM)Koen Gh. wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Stellar: if I understand correctly, your system involves looking at the pictures and finding a text that somewhat matches them. But how would you translate a full text page without any images?
The serpent at the bottom of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is the image from where I got the idea for Genesis 3.
On a side note:
If my system were flawed can you prove that this picture is wrong for the labels I provide in the below image? What are the odds of my code equaling these numbers for the labels and all the labels having a relation to one another? Not to mention that Pleiade is just what many VMS scholars believe the 7 stars to be. The fact that the VMS is not in a natural language and probably a cipher which I have provided makes a great deal of sense. Yes a language can be hidden as numbers for glyph's (in a VMS Vord) and then the glyph's are arranged in such a way in which it prevents a natural language, that seems obvious to me. Also Dee was in search for a universal language and when using numerology or a number system any language can be used. The VMS may very well use several languages. Koen if it was a straight forward language then a simple frequency analysis would have decoded it long ago.
For Genesis 3 sure this all could be wrong or I may have hit some words who is to say. I agree to to disagree that my system is flawed with you. Check out my Astronomy page and see how many labels I correctly hit.
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![[Image: pleiade1.jpg]](https://voynichnumerology.files.wordpress.com/2016/09/pleiade1.jpg)
Another side note:
D'Imperio the Author of "Elegant Enigma", she worked with the NSA, writes that numerology might be used in attacking the Voynich as a parallel for Cosmology!
And for me why not the whole document!
See Page 25!
![[Image: CxfljTPVEAAfDG_.jpg:large]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CxfljTPVEAAfDG_.jpg:large)
