23-07-2026, 12:10 PM
I would partially agree with Radim interpretation here.
As I have said several times previously, I believe that the Voynich artist was browsing through various manuscripts in some library, checking pictures and like some kind of medieval dj mixing them.
So like Radim I believe that the picture included here has some religious origins. In the original inspiration it was some saint or even Jesus himself blessing or healing some kneeling man. In Voynich Manuscripts it became two women in the water. The artist also made some terrible mess with kneeling woman's legs which he later tried to cover in a lame way with some "skirt" which looks more like a transparent barrel however
Unlike Radim I don't look for hidden meanings though. What can be meaning of two naked women in the water where one is standing and "blessing" another and the other one is wearing transparent dress and holding some pincers??? For me it doesn't have hidden meaning, it actually doesn't have any meaning, it is just nonsense.
As I have said several times previously, I believe that the Voynich artist was browsing through various manuscripts in some library, checking pictures and like some kind of medieval dj mixing them.
So like Radim I believe that the picture included here has some religious origins. In the original inspiration it was some saint or even Jesus himself blessing or healing some kneeling man. In Voynich Manuscripts it became two women in the water. The artist also made some terrible mess with kneeling woman's legs which he later tried to cover in a lame way with some "skirt" which looks more like a transparent barrel however

Unlike Radim I don't look for hidden meanings though. What can be meaning of two naked women in the water where one is standing and "blessing" another and the other one is wearing transparent dress and holding some pincers??? For me it doesn't have hidden meaning, it actually doesn't have any meaning, it is just nonsense.
Quote:Blindness often symbolizes the inability to recognize the truth, while the restoration of sight represents spiritual awakening and faith. This is one of the main motifs of the Book of Enoch.

