Friday, February 28, 2014

Atmospheric havoc in the 21st century (C.V Q.27 & Q.35)

 

Nostradamus' Centuries 5 Quatrains 27 and 35- atmospheric havoc in the 21st century.

The following verse (C.5 Q.27) has historically been viewed as one of high significance in  relation to a leader of a war in modern times. However this interpretation relies on interpreting Nostradamus words to remedy obvious aberrations in their spelling. These interpretations have assumed a degree of incompetence in Nostradamus' writings in order to reach their conclusions. By contrast I claim that in this and many other verses these variations are deliberate with the aim[of producing highly significant anagrams such as 'the atmosphere'<er Phatos Methe>, 'themes <s Methe>', 'path <Phat>', 'atoms <atos M>', 'temblor (earthshake)' and many others. By using this approach I conclude that this verse is about a major mutational event for the earth in this century not about a person unless that person is Al Gore.
 
In making this processing  choice I am not denying errors of various kinds can't and don't exist in the lettering of Nostradamus' quatrains but the prime action of any analyst should be to work with what is there and not make assumptions that may favour their own view of what Nostradamus said.
 
The anagrams that emerge from the lines of this verse are sufficiently complex and interrelated as to suggest they are intentional. They are also modern and consistent with current scientific views of our future. Yet the presence of aberrant spelling should lessen the likelihood of coherence unless they are deliberate modern manipulations or mutilation of the original lettering and there is no basis for any recent intervention. This being the case there are too many verses where using the original lettering anagrams of this highly complex, rare and interwoven nature are found for chance to be the most likely creator of the patterns in this and other verses. And in addition the anagrams amplify the message in the text delivering unexpected but precise detail. It is highly improbable that any  process other than author's intent would increase the incidence of significant anagrams to the levels found in verses throughtout the Prophecies.
 
The text of this verse mentions fire, arms, tremors  and a wave linked to blood all of which ties into the major theme of Nostradamus' mutation stories for the late 21st century. (See mutations, floods and fire in the sky for more). These key words help identify the time -event context for the anagrams.
 
 Through fire and arms not far from the 'marnegro',
Will come from Persia to occupy Trebizond:
'Phatos', 'Methelin' to tremble, the Sun 'alegro',
A wave of Arab blood covers the 'Adrie'.
Par feu et armes non loing de la marnegro
Viendra de Per$e occuper Trebi$onde
Trembler Phatos Methelin Sol alegro
De $ang Arabe d'Adrie couuert onde
.
Anagram sequences in French text.
  1. <noodling [creativity] enumerates far Pro-german><feature leading Pro-german><magdalen fear loin arousement>< loing {Fr river] negro ornaments alarmed>
  2. <PeerS enVisioned dread><pure Tribe coerceS Pandered Son>
  3. <large Temblor [quake] also in the atMosPhere><the Temblor line grael MetaPhors><al gore Term> <Potash theMe allegorinS [allegories for]> <alSo the atoMs line><so the Temblor allegorinS line theMes Path>
  4.  <uurote on a Deed Abdera [Thrace] cried><Deed Sang on Arab dread ice touuer>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. Magdalen, envisioned, tribes, atmosphere, themes
  2. enumerates, pro-german, arousement, coerces, metaphors, allegorins
  3. Magdelain, ornaments, pandered
  4. temblor, path
  5. -
  6. atoms,theme
  7. -
  8. feature, Abdera
  9. alarmed
  10. Al-Gore, noodling
  11. -
  12. -
  13. -
  14. -
  15. legal, tremor
The verse I have chosen to put with the one above has an anagram for atmospherical wich seems even less likely to occur by chance than the anagram for atmosphere found in the foregoing verse. Like S.5 Q.27, C.5 Q.35 has anagrams related to atoms and metaphors. It is valid to argue that these are anagrams of the atmosphere anagrams and this certainly increases the chance that they are accidental occurrences but not to a point where they can be ignored. In the verse below there is an anagram for Belarusian where the lettering could also create the word unraisable and since they use exactly the same lettering one would inevitably occur if the other was deliberately worked into the visible text. This is not the case with  using only part of the lettering fr they are not being created from the word atmosphere but from the jumbled letters formed in the words of the text. In order to distinguish the false from the possibly valid we must rely on inter-connections provided via the text and other anagrams. So the words boundaries, around, along and localise found as anagrams in different parts of the verse are important pointers to Belarusian being the intended word. And the same is true of the anagram for gasoline which has a relationship  to atoms and modern concerns about the atmosphere.
 In some uncommon instances all the lettering in aline is used in forming a relevant cluster and this is a feature that decreases the likelihood of chance but doesn't extinguish it. Literacy in each and every line is an unlikely and unnecessary requirement for the anagrams deliver increased clarity to the message of the text. 
Often the anagrams can be built into clusters delivering variant meanings and some of these may be accidental. It isn't the power of any one cluster that provides assurance but the stream of consistent ideas within and external to each verse. It is on this basis that I conclude the text of this verse is about a nuclear accident at the core of the Chernobyl reactor (see my nuclear paper for more.)
 For the free city of the great Crescent sea,
Which still carries the stone in its stomach,
The English fleet will come under the drizzle
To seize a branch, war opened by the great one.
Par cite franche de la grand mer Seline
Qui porte encores a l'e$tomach la pierre
Angloise cla$$e viendra $oubs la bruine
Vn rameau prendre du grand ouuerte guerre.
Anagram sequences in French text.
  1. <france chaldee><Seer cite Plainer><after chaldeen>< craftier chaldeen><he garlanded france><named grael>
  2. <reQuire.reSeal port once aphelic(furtherest point) atomS><enter Sale/Seal eQuip atmoSpherical core><metaphorical Quip Seals ore centre><eQuip or repair><reception reQuire atom ore Sales><to r'leaSe aplhameric> <set enter oracleS>
  3.  <envieS belArusian logicalneSs><losing belArusian vaSSel boundarieS><driven as gAsoline Scales ruinable><unignorAble boundarieS Saves Slice><localise variedneSS So sub-burial>Along adenoviruSes Scale>
  4. <great-maneuVerer render pure><ground-uuater redden><urge drug uuodan tree render><dug around><grand touuer endured>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. atmospherical, metaphorical, alphameric, logicalness, burials, unignorable, adenoviruses, UUodan
  2. craftier, Belarusian, boundaries, localise
  3. France (as anagram), aphelic
  4. Chaldee(n), require
  5. vassel, endured
  6. atoms, reception, variedness, UUoden
  7. -
  8. redden, around
  9. -
  10. gasoline

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