Unlocking the Voynich Manuscript

Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Voynich Manuscript Spook Music

Introduction

A Voynich Lexicon

Ukko, Red, and the Rainbow

The Context for the Voynich Manuscript

The Rites of Hulda

Language Candidates

The Stars

The Herbal Jars

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Table of Contents

30 Keys to Voynich Manuscript

A Convergence on Northern Europe

Baba Yaga and dappled others

Balto Finnic Folk Poetry and Trochaic Meter

Beauties of Bad Press

Between Devil and Deep Blue Sea: Latency and Mutations of Christianization in Various Regions of Northern Europe

Calendar and Seasonal Year

Castles and Rosette Map

Context for Voynich Manuscript

Design & Symbol in Voynich Manuscript

Finno-Baltic Poetic Sound Device and Voynich Charm Runes

Herbal Jars in Voynich

Language Candidates

List of Research Questions

Men in Voynich Manuscript

Mystery is the hoax

North European World View in Voynich

Old Permic Script and People of Perm Krai

Page of Voynich Translated: #f5v

Para: An Example of Folk "Magic" and Natural Science

Permian Animal Style and early non-Church manuscripts

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Rosette Map and Topography

Rosette Map Records An Ancient Pilgrimage

Rosette Map with Prefix Key

Sauna Banya Bastu Spa

Seidr Staffs and Voynich

Spinning, Hulda, and Voynich

Spoon, Torcs, Staff, and Cross

Terra Feminarum and Venusbergs

Transcription Alphabet

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Voynich Manuscript Spook Music

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Summary

The Voynich manuscript has been carbon dated to the 15th century (~1430). Housed in Yale's Beinecke Library, it depicts largely middle-aged women dancing naked in the water of a cave, and also around star designs and zodiac signs. Other pages illustrate plants and herbal jars. Statistical analysis of the manuscript's text reveals patterns similar to those of natural languages, in fact more complex than English, meaning that it is highly unlikely to be a codified language or a hoax. That much is scientifically proven.

Astonishingly, no one, expert or amateur, has been able to read this manuscript or figure out where it originated, who wrote it, or what its purpose was.

The graphics and weird penmanship invite fanciful speculation which I believe continues to obscure rather than elucidate any real answers.

The theory supported in this blog is as follows:

1. The Voynich manuscript originated from northern Europe.

2. The women it depicts are central instead of peripheral to it.

3. They themselves actually wrote and drew it.

4. They were depicting themselves performing a ritual celebrating the sempiternal cycle of nature manifest in the seasons and in the span of human life from birth to death.

I would be happy to answer questions and receive insights.

My CV

For a comprehensive introduction to the Voynich Manuscript, visit René Zandbergen's site at http://www.voynich.nu.

Disclaimer: Most of these graphics are not mine but rather from my research. If you see something of yours that you would like removed, just contact me and I will remove it.

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