Looking for people who are good at interpreting Symbols

Originally posted by darkredfish
reply to post by davidgrouchy

 

That would make sense because one of them said about the four horsemen.

Was this guy french, or was I interpreting the crowns design wrong?

Don't misunderstand the meaning of the fleur de lis. It isn't French.
It is a ancient symbol of magnetic north.

Notice the similarity of the compass rose to the rose of Nostradamus.

The bees in the picture of the rose are a symbol of magnetics
because of the sensitivity of bees to the earth's magnetic field.

Originally posted by darkredfish

Was this guy french, or was I interpreting the crowns design wrong?

Ah, Paracelsus was a German. Errrr. A Swiss German, to be precise.

Brilliant man. Did much to advance Science during the Renaissance.


David Grouchy

reply to post by davidgrouchy

Did much to advance Science during the Renaissance.

Here lies the answers of these prophecies. The encryption is because of the inability
to speak of science because the penalty of death.

reply to post by Nana2


Paracelsus was an alchemist as well as a physician

you are meant to meditate on the images to unlock their inner meaning

here are your instructions:
clairvoyance by means of the Tattvas: www.abovetopsecret.com...

from my thread which i recommend reading as well-
Attention All Sun gazers: You Are Doing It Wrong!!! Avoid the Blindness Inducing Error.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Ok, enough ground work.
Now for my interpretations / impressions of the wood cuts.


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Ah, yeah, about that. Just found this bit, in Paracelsus' Epilog.

'He does not indeed each year do away with one symbol, but simultaneously fulfils them all and
altogether as one, until all is completed and accomplished.

'Who may understand who it is that is hereby intended?

'Hence may none be named, and none be suspected, until all has come to pass. For thus it shall be.

' [color=gold] Whoever therefore may read this Prediction should read it bearing in mind that he inform no one. For no one is in the knowledge.

'But when a thing has been accomplished and has come to pass, everyone can afterwards understand it, but it is then no more of use.

'Many a one will think to himself that it does not concern him, and yet perchance it may do so.

'For it is usual for everyone to. wish to protect himself but no one is willing to know himself.

Which is strange because,
I read each passage as bad news for me.

By woodcut three I was thinking to myself "Ah crap, how does this guy know so much about me?" And it only got worse from there.

So, in conclusion I'll respect Paracelsus' wishes and not give my interpretation of each individual woodcut/paragraph. Instead I'll just summarize my total impression of the whole.

And that is...

Science used to be called Magic.


David Grouchy

reply to post by davidgrouchy

Science used to be called Magic.

I think you just explained the meaning of the whole thing.

these sorts of pictures could be interpretted to meen almost anything.. i like to think that they have no meening, just a really old doodle

reply to post by CitizenNum287119327


good synopsis. The south and the east also reminded me of some prophecies I have heard regarding the US being invaded from the south by China and from the east by Russia.

reply to post by darkredfish


LOL! Very happy... good job

Nooone thought the "domes" in the fifth and fifteeth figures rather resembled "flying saucers?"

They remind me of tarot cards. Find yourself a good tarot reader that picks stuff up from the cards. Not someone that has just memorized their meanings. They should be able to help you.