28-09-2026, 04:21 PM
I managed to make my way through that awful video:
Voynich Talk
Witches discovered the Voynich Manuscript.
Sep 28, 2026
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Quire 13 is about Pregnancy. I have been saying that for the last four years – even before I started posting here on this forum.
But – I have not seen anything in the Voynich Manuscript about female monthly periods or moon water. I have not seen anything in the Voynich Manuscript about asexual reproduction. It is very, very clearly about sexual reproduction.
On You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. , the first page of Quire 13, the top illustration is a giant green male penis. You know – the external male reproductive organ used for sexual intercourse. You would think the TikTok witches would see that.
The lower right corner illustration is the female. The nymphs represent the (medieval) "humors" within the male fluid leaving the male and entering the female. Conception. The start of a pregnancy. That is not asexual.
Those "women in green baths" are semen. The people in the early 15th century didn't have microscopes. They didn't know about sperm cells. But they knew, without a doubt, that there was something in the male fluid that caused pregnancy in the female – in both humans and farm animals.
The "women in green baths" behind walls are a warning against male masturbation. The Roman Catholic Church has long been very clear about that. Monty Python's "Every Sperm Is Sacred" is funny because it is true.
The patriarchy part is true. There is no secret there. The Voynich Manuscript was written for men. The warning against male masturbation makes that clear. They didn't care about women's health. In the 15th century, women were mainly property like farm equipment for the production of offspring.
Voynich Talk
Witches discovered the Voynich Manuscript.
Sep 28, 2026
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
Quire 13 is about Pregnancy. I have been saying that for the last four years – even before I started posting here on this forum.
But – I have not seen anything in the Voynich Manuscript about female monthly periods or moon water. I have not seen anything in the Voynich Manuscript about asexual reproduction. It is very, very clearly about sexual reproduction.
On You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. , the first page of Quire 13, the top illustration is a giant green male penis. You know – the external male reproductive organ used for sexual intercourse. You would think the TikTok witches would see that.
The lower right corner illustration is the female. The nymphs represent the (medieval) "humors" within the male fluid leaving the male and entering the female. Conception. The start of a pregnancy. That is not asexual.
Those "women in green baths" are semen. The people in the early 15th century didn't have microscopes. They didn't know about sperm cells. But they knew, without a doubt, that there was something in the male fluid that caused pregnancy in the female – in both humans and farm animals.
The "women in green baths" behind walls are a warning against male masturbation. The Roman Catholic Church has long been very clear about that. Monty Python's "Every Sperm Is Sacred" is funny because it is true.
The patriarchy part is true. There is no secret there. The Voynich Manuscript was written for men. The warning against male masturbation makes that clear. They didn't care about women's health. In the 15th century, women were mainly property like farm equipment for the production of offspring.
