Re: VMs: An Error in Allen's Star Names

[Big Jim <bigjim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 01:44 PM 5/8/2003 +0200, you wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> > Considering the fact that I believe this is Hebrew, and Hebrew used 
> > letters as numbers, and everything in here is scrambled to confuse (new 
> > values for letter / numbers?), it makes sense to me.
>
> Tell me more about it. What makes You believe that this is Hebrew? Do You 
> mean this little passage, or the whole of the VM?

Hi Heico,

My approach to ancient language is different. A dozen years ago I ran into 
the same wall other researchers had run into with regard to translations of 
ancient names / words. There just wasn't enough information to translate 
correctly.

Around 1990 I had found a reprint of a 200 year-old book (The Hebraic 
Tongue Restored by Fabre D'Olivet) ) that explained core meanings to Hebrew 
letters. Even though he seemed to know what he was talking about, his 
explanations were anything but clear as he covered mostly every explanation 
over in esoteric rhetoric. The reason for this was that he did not have the 
info we have today. SO he explained things the best way he could.

Long story short, I accidentally came across a picture in one of Marija 
Gimbutas'  archeological Goddess Culture books that began to tie together 
one idea D'Olivet was talking about. Once I had a foothold, the rest was 
easy. The method D'Olivet was explaining was languaging that was 
pre-Sumerian ... ie., Goddess culture based.

There was a great language conspiracy in history. The ancient method 
D'Olivet was pointing to was deliberately being eliminated by the Sumerians 
and Egyptians.

The old method that was replaced was used by "some people" :-)  to hide 
certain information from the common people. This method had rules. As time 
went on, the rules were fixed and new hidden "words" were constructed by 
"gluing together" two or even three "old words" already in existence. We 
call the term agglutinative.  After having worked this method for years, I 
no longer see the word that is written. I see the pictures BEHIND the letters.

When I came across the VMS, and having looked around to see what was going 
on, I figured that if all of these people over all of these years had not 
cracked this thing, who was I to think I could do anything. In this group, 
Eva was not supposed to be a cracked VMS alphabet. But, since I was used to 
"seeing" words instead of "reading" them, I couldn't help "seeing" things 
in the EVA "code".

As a joke to myself, I figured I would give it a shot, doing what I do, 
fail, and just close the book on the whole thing and go back to what I was 
doing. Unfortunately, I started to "see" more patterns. A percentage of 
these words use the agglutinative method I was so familiar with. I did not 
"read" my research into the translation. The words, all Hebrew with a vowel 
here and there to add to the encryption, had a story to tell. It was the 
story of the destruction of the cyclical Eye. What I wound up with was a 
word list / definitions, that could be tied together by creating the 
sentence in YOUR language. I believe the idea is, anyone, speaking ANY 
language, could arrive at the same list of definitions I did. Then, in the 
translators language, these definitions can be put together in a sentence 
that makes sense to them.

Does this language, this method, run through the entire VMS? I don't know. 
I spent as much time on this as I could and had to go back to my own work. 
I have only JUST received "clearER" pictures of the manuscript.

The method used here is visual. Like the Aldebaran example, three words 
exist. ONE is reversed. I have found an example of a first letter needing 
to be moved to the END of the word, as well as JUST the last letters in 
every word in the "sentence" being used. I guess this is why "frequency 
counts" do not work. There is NO set pattern to this. It is random 
encoding. It is like AIN / AIIN / AIIIN ... same word as even OIN / OIIN 
/  OIIIN. One Hebrew base word ... AIN ... the eye.  The Latin O is derived 
from the Hebrew LETTER AIN.  The VMS / Eva word DAIN, is a two letter 
Hebrew word Daleth Ain.

It is possible that other languages are used in this book. But, if it is 
the same "hand" writing, the same method is probably used. "Visual scrambling."

Regards
Jim




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