The Talmud says, “the Passover Yeshu the Nazarean was hanged,” -Babylonian Talmud, Sanhedrin 43a, Munich Codex. There are many historical references to him. You can argue whether they were of divine origin, but you can’t argue their existence or importance.
But to claim that Jesus did not exist is like saying that Mohamed or Buddha did not exist. He said Jesus wrote this book and it is part of the Bible. Moti Lal did not claim Jesus wrote the Bible.
#Voynich manuscript download code#
See the documentary: The Voynich Code – The Worlds Most Mysterious Manuscript:Ĭategories Alchemy, Ancient Religions, Bizarre, Philosophy, Video Tags 15th century, botanical fantasies, code-breakers, Codex Seraphinianus, creativity, incomprehensible language, italy, Psychedelic, unknown alphabet, Voynich Manuscript Consider a donation if you like the books: Please bear in mind that both works are more than 50 MB, they might take a while to download. As The Voynich Manuscript, it is written in Italy in an incomprehensible language with a made for the occasion set of characters.Įnough said, you can find detailed bios on the works many places on the internet, try Wikipedia or some of the dedicated forums. What it lacks in any kind of meaningfulness, it returns in max psychedelic weird assness – and illustrative beauty. CODEX Seraphinianus IllustrationsĬODEX Serahinianus. Enjoy the meticulous illustrations of botanical fantasies. People have gone insane in their obsessions trying to figure it out. During centuries top military code-breakers, linguists, historians, and laymen have tried to decipher it, all failed. The Voynich Manuscript is written in an unknown alphabet. These two works have one thing in common you will never understand a single word of them.
Today I have two of these goodies for you and if you are into this, you will not be disappointed. Longtime friends of will recognize that I have a weakness for the more peculiar works and I post them here regardless of their spiritual attributes in admiration of human creativity. The Voynich Manuscript and CODEX Serahinianus.
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