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Re: VMs: Re: The Sun, The Moon and The Stars
Coincidently, I am off this evening to introduce a retired psychologist to the VMs. Actually, I am going to him to see if he can help my addiction with the VMs! :-) But, seriously, I will let you know if he notices anything.
Ted Young
----- Original Message -----
From: DANA SCOTT <dscott520@xxxxxxx>
Date: Tuesday, January 6, 2004 10:26 pm
Subject: VMs: Re: The Sun, The Moon and The Stars
> Well, the sun personified as female and the moon as male may have
> something to do with long curly golden hair and black straight
> hair. Yes, I know it's not gender specific, but who knows what
> motivated the author of the VMS. I think it would be interesting
> to see a psychological profile report on the mysterious scribe.
>
> ,
> Dana Scott
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Ted Young
> To: vms-list@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 9:41 PM
> Subject: VMs: The Sun, The Moon and The Stars
>
>
> Wow, this manuscript really does tease you. I decided to sit
> down tonight
> and compare vocabulary used around pictures of the sun and the
> moon. The
> idea was that they would have used the words SUN and MOON
> repeatedly (in
> what ever language it may be in). But, as you would expect,
> there were no
> repeating words. Here is what I worked with in EVA using best guess
> transcription.
>
> SUN
> -----------------------------------------------------------------
> --------
> yky.dary.chkchykoly f68r1
> okey.okoaiin.okol.oky.oeeeo.r.ekey.okchol.cheo.o.koiin
> f68r2
> otchsy.ol.shy.oteo.sal.ol.keey.oteol.choky.otchoshy f70r2
>
>
> MOON
> -----------------------------------------------------------------
> --------
> oky.okchdy.okardy.***sar.olgy f68r1
> okeo.okor.oko.okemy.okaisy.qokool.cheo.qo*ol
> f68r2 otchody.chokchy.okol.cheol.dal.cho.keol.dolaiin.okeol.oly
> f68r3
>
>
> With basic review I could not find any correlations. Of course,
> there are
> many encryption and ciphering schemes that would hide repeated
> words.
> Funny, huh? One of the strangest features of this text is
> repetition of
> words up to five times. Yet, you cannot find repetition when
> you want it.
>
> One thing to note: the sun is personified as a woman, and the
> moon is
> personified as a man. What religions considered the sun female
> and the moon
> male? Most of the mythology I can remember identifies the sun
> as male.
>
> For what it is worth, I also compiled a list of the names of the
> stars. At
> first glance, there is nothing too spectacular here. Though,
> when sorted
> alphabetically, you notice that many of them have very similar
> names. There
> is even an instance of two stars with the same name on the same
> page.
> I find it odd that the names of these stars are so short.
> Perhaps this is
> further evidence of abbreviations. European cultures name their
> stars and
> organized them into constellations. Are there any cultures that
> used a
> different identification system (maybe numbers)?
>
> acphy f68r3.X.7;H
> chdy.oky f68r3.X.8;H
> cheorol f68r2.S.1;H
> chocphy f68r1.S.1;H
> chodar f68r2.S.22;H
> cholar f68r2.S.11;H
> cphocthy f68r1.S.2;H
> darall f68r3.X.9;H
> dcheoldy f68r2.S.13;H
> dchol f68r2.S.5;H
> dcholdal f68r3.X.3;H
> doaro f68r3.X.1;H
> dolchedy f68r1.S.3;H
> oalcheol f68r3.X.2;H
> ochory f68r2.S.3;H
> ockhy f68r1.S.4;H
> ocphy f68r1.S.5;H
> octhey f68r1.S.6;H
> octhyd f68r3.X.10;H
> odaiin f68r2.S.2;H
> odair.chol f68r2.S.18;H
> odchecthy f68r1.S.8;H
> ofcheody f68r2.S.16;V
> ofcheor f68r1.S.9;H
> oiinar f68r1.S.10;H
> okcheody f68r2.S.12;H
> okchoda f68r3.X.11;H
> okchor f68r2.S.8;H
> okeechor f68r2.S.24;H
> okeeodal f68r1.S.12;H
> okeor f68r1.S.11;H
> okoaly f68r1.S.13;H
> okodaly f68r1.S.20;H
> okolchy f68r3.X.6;H
> okoldy f68r1.S.14;H
> okos f68r3.X.5;H
> okshor f68r1.S.15;H
> olcheesey f68r2.S.7;H
> olor f68r1.S.16;H
> opocphor f68r2.S.20;H
> ordaiin f68r1.S.17;H
> otcheodar f68r2.S.17;H
> otcheody f68r1.S.7;H
> otcsey f68r1.S.23;H
> oteeeor f68r2.S.14;H
> oteool f68r2.S.9;H
> otochedy f68r1.S.19;H
> otoeeo f68r2.S.15;R
> otol f68r1.S.21;H
> otolchcthy f68r2.S.0;H
> otor f68r1.S.22;H
> otory f68r3.X.4;H
> otoshol f68r2.S.21;H
> otydm f68r3.X.12;H
> otydy f68r1.S.24;H
> otykchs f68r1.S.25;H
> otys f68r1.S.26;H
> oydchy f68r2.S.10;H
> shchy f68r2.S.23;H
> shdar f68r2.S.4;H
> todaraiily f68r2.S.6;H
> toeeodcthy f68r1.S.27;H
> ykchdy f68r1.S.28;H
> ytchody f68r1.S.18;H
> ytchody f68r1.S.29;V
>
>
> So, I really did not come up with anything. But, I will post
> this to the
> list in case it gives someone else an idea, or perhaps someone
> will see a
> pattern I am missing.
>
>
> Ted Young
>
>
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