In the 15th century, the chalice was a symbol of Hussite movement in Bohemia. I see in it another symbol for the Holy Communion: identification of a suffering artists, particularly mystical poet, teacher, preacher вЂ¦ with Jesus. Koen Gheuens believes it represents the Holy Grail. Picture 5: The picture represents a strange shaped plant that can easily be recognized as chalice. The Carthusians were known for their writing about genuine mystical religious experiences that could offer mystics a temporary union with the Divine. Picture 4: The picture in the top right corner looks like the walled religious compound I identify as the Carthusian charterhouse of JurkloЕЎter (in present day Slovenia), located in the valley between two mountains. The author of the VM did not believe in the power of the relics, but rather in the power of the words. The circle on top seems to be decorated with letters, which might be an allusion to the relics, usually placed in the monstranca for the faithful Christians to kiss in the Catholic religious ritual. Picture 3: An image taken from the pharmacological part of the VM looks like a chalice, topped with monstranca. The central image seem to be an allusion to different parts of the Christian mass вЂ“ warning, blessing, preaching, lifting up the Communion Bread. Picture 2: The author of the VM introduces the Slovenian alphabet, adopted from Latin for the use of Slovenians who were no longer allowed to use Old Church Slavonic and Glagolitza in liturgy. The circular shape of the flower could be understood as a rosicrucian image of ouroboro, probably in response to ouroboro being a symbol of the Order of the Dragon, founded by Emperor Sigismund. The four large leaves could be an allusion to four Gospels. It can also be an allusion to Aquileia (Aquila вЂ“ eagle). Picture 1: The root looks like the medieval coats of Arms of the Duchy of Carniola (medieval Slovenia), however the eagle is much older symbol, widely used in Illyria, later adopted by Bohemia and the Holy Roman Empire. They are based on art, which is the natural language of the universe. Without even understanding the text, one can feel from the pictures alone, that the sections of the VM are thematically connected. My life experiences enable me to study Voynich Manuscript from interdisciplinary perspective. He believes the interdisciplinary collaboration of different experts will help solve this mystery. Rene Zandbergen, one of the best experts on Voynich Manuscript, believes that the sections of the Voynich manuscript, although seemingly different, are thematically connected by a common philosophy.

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