Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Nostradamus' C.8 Q.56: The astrologer who guides a contrite pope on climate change.


Nostradamus' C.8 Q.56:  The astrologer who guides a contrite pope on climate change.

The most notable anagram in this verse  is that for astrologer as no other variants of this term are found anywhere else in the Prophecies. The guidance provided by the anagrams moves the focus to a contrite pope who consults fourteen astrologists about the troubles that climate change brings upon his throne. This is once again a verse that has relevance to events accompanying his predicted flood for the end of this century when seventy percent of all land will be underwater (See my paper on Floods for more).
 
The weak band will occupy the land,
those of high places will make dreadful cries. 
The large herd of the outer corner troubled, 
near D.nebro it falls discovered by the writings.
La bande foible le tertre occupera 
Ceux de hault lieu feront horribles crys 
Le gros troppeau de$tre coin troublera 
Tombe pres D. nebro de$couuers les e$cris
.
  1. <aLdebaran [alpha Tauri] cup befoil core letter><pure correct a banaL>parabLe
  2. <horriblest cry exCused> <till fourteen><futile throne hauled><fortune lie>north cyrSes
  3. <a contrite pope uSed><pape uSed bluer astroLoger><coresident real trouble> <Larger Secretion trouble troops><into ruble Legators [will maker] prop re-educatEs> <Praepostor English head student] uSed> <reLabel into our Secret> <aL gores ion trouble> eSoteric Sector
  4. <leSser peers benD coderS Tomb crises><elSe uuorse codeS><leSser codeS uu borne><**peer Sees mob benDs crisT decorouS rules**> ulcerous enrobeD
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. correct, 'core letter', astrologer, 'real trouble', praepostor
  2. aldebaran, futile, 'Al Gore', re-label, re-educates, decorous
  3. legators, enrobed
  4. cryses (y=i), crises (different line)
  5. parable, horriblest, fourteen,coresident, troops, contrite, esoteric, bend(s)
  6. befoil, till, ulcerous
  7. fortune, north, secretion
  8. -
  9. pope
  10. -
  11. sector
  12. -
  13. throne
  14. -
  15. banal
  16. -
  17. bluer
  18. cry, excused
  19. -
  20. -
  21. coders

Nostradamus C.3 Q.38: The corporation that uses space science to conduct cancer experiments on captives


Nostradamus C.3 Q.38: The corporation that uses space science to conduct cancer experiments on captives.

It is normal for any reader to form a quick view as to what they are seeing which can actually prevent the understanding of what is obvious when read in a different context. This verse is a clear example where the anagrams for most omens will misdirect attention to the wrong realm. When the anagrams of this verse are read within the context of modern medical treatments such terms become uncomfortably familiar. The scenario in the anagrams emerges of a corporate group mistreating captured people in the pursuit of cancer research. The terms used in building this description are not only modern but of a time that lies ahead of us. A key anagram is that for astronomic and it is backed by another for astrionic which is the science and technology behind space electronics. There is also a series suggesting modern corporations involved in genetic science lie behind the events in the text. These include consortium, consortia and inter-corporate as well as genealoguist and genesis. The branch of science in which they are involved is the study of cancers and the collection of anagrams and words in the text imply it is an involuntary set of experiments to which they are subjected.  There is even minute detail about the way the experiments are conducted using laser beams and accurate recording devices to see any cancerous regrowth.
 
The Gallic people and a foreign nation
Beyond the mountains, dead, captured and killed:
In the contrary month and near vintage time,
Through the Lords drawn up in accord.
La gent Gauloi$e et nation e$trange
Outre les monts morts prins et profligez
Au mois contraire et proche de vendange
Par les $eigneurs en accord redigez
.
Anagram Clusters contained in N's French text.
  1. <eStonian argentaL Genealoguist><**generationS neateSt LanGuage-toil**><neStorian GauloniteS [Essene sect]  neaten><intonate Star angLe Gaulonite See><enStation angLe range> <louiSe antoinete> reSonating reSonant generantS anoint
  2. <most omens><set montmors [Calvin patron?] resOlute prints>< solemn rOute profile-getz>stormonts pointers momentss r'ports
  3. <Augean [very complex] astronomic><consortium Agenda><even-handed Age intercorporate> <unmAnaged consortia> astrionic recreations echoed peter
  4.  <Seiges, ensure can record><cancers eugeneSis [ regrowth] order><cancerous geneSis><laser Seeing cancerous gridder><gridder aPez lesSer gunneries> realiSes
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. Antoinete, Montmors, Stormonts, astronomic, intercorporate, even-handed, unmanaged, astrionic, eugenesis, gridder
  2. intonate, consortium, cancerous, gunneries
  3. Gaulonite, genealoguist, generations, enstation / intonates, consortia
  4. -
  5. Estonian, resonating
  6. Gaulonites, generants, agenda, Cancers, record
  7. recreations
  8. neaten, resonant, augean, echoed, genesis
  9. -
  10. -
  11. resolute, pointers / proteins
  12. -
  13. realises
  14. prints, order
  15. anoint, sieges
  16. -
  17. argental, most
  18. Louise
  19. -
  20. -

Nostradamus C.3 Q.86: The European astrologer whose domination of rural areas precedes a great event.


Nostradamus C.3 Q.86: The European astrologer whose domination of rural areas precedes a great event.

This verse is one of those that most to my earliest views on how Nostradamus incorporated astronomic data into his poetry (See my paper on Astronomy for more). My attention was drawn to it because of similarities in its anagrams to that found in C.02 Q.35 where the anagrams for astronomers  was accompanied by two adjacent anagrams for ill powers. I proposed this gave evidence for Nostradamus' strong interest in astronomy and his rejection of astrology. This verse carries an anagram for astronomers that is adjacent to one for graver which is suggestive of arts to be condemned. It also carries an anagram for auspex, one of the other divining arts with limited scientific basis. It too has pointers to things being ill and it has a vague hint of Satanism all of which is in a tale of a particular personal journey.  This constructs a scenario in which an individual who rejects science and practices the art of astrology, not astronomy is the central character.
  
A chief of Ausonia will go to Spain By sea, he will make a stop in Marseilles: Before his death he will linger a long time: After his death one will see a great marvel.
Vn chef d'Au$onne aux E$paignes ira
Par mer fera arre$t de dans Marseille
Auant $a mort vn long temps languira
Apres $a mort on verra grand merueille.
  1. <Son Varies unchAfed [smooth] AuSpex [observer of birds] gain>
  2. <israel Prearm rearS daMndest fear><**israel rareSt deMands Paler farmer**><amPler realisM sadden rareSt fear><farmer elliPse area><Mans dreadeSt><fear arreSted> < arMies reSt area sadden>
  3. <Satan Aura><long ruing amplest><auriga [star - chariot rider] plans>matronS singular atomS
  4. <**graver aStronomers rue ill named raPe**><**graver aStronomers ran reillumed Ape> unarmed moraSs overran
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. damndest, re-illumed
  2. Auriga, singular
  3. unchafed, dreadest, graver, astronomers
  4. -
  5. farmer
  6. demands, atoms, morass
  7. varies, realisms
  8. auspex, amplest, unarmed
  9. ellipse, arrested, overran
  10. -
  11. -
  12. -
  13. -
  14. realism, matrons
  15. -
  16. -
  17. -
  18. -
  19. -
  20. -

Tuesday, July 29, 2014

Nostradamus C.2 Q.35: N's commentary on the personal menace of his astronomic views.


   

Nostradamus C.2 Q.35: N's commentary on the personal menace of his astronomic views.

This verse is one of those that contributed most to my earliest views on how Nostradamus incorporated astronomic data into his poetry (See my paper on Astronomy for more). My attention was drawn to it by the anagrams of the fourth line where astronomers  and astronomist stand out as having especially powerful links to the text of that line. The tone of the anagrams is consistent with the views of a person of the sixteenth century who understood the difference between the ill powers of astrology and the pure logic of astronomy. Using the anagrams of this verse in the manner of a powerful keyword filter we can build a focussed picture which correctly foretells the split of 16th century astronomy into two distinct branches, astronomy and astrology but it has an even greater story of the martyrdom of an astronomist, Giordano de Bruno.
 
The fire by night will take hold in two lodgings, Several within suffocated and roasted. It will happen near two rivers as one: Sun, Sagittarius and Capricorn all will be reduced.
Dans deux logis de nuict le feu prendra
Plu$ieurs dedans e$touffez et ro$tis
Pres de deux fleuues pour $eul il auiendra
Sol l'Arq et Caper tous $eront a mortis.
Anagrams research that first alerted me to the possibility of there being code was done by me twenty years and it showed that although there is no substantial difference between the frequency of the letter pairs n-m and l-g (which distinguish the two words) there is a significant difference between the occurrences of variants for astronomy and astrology in Nostradamus' Prophecies. There are a total of eleven for astronomy (see astronomers) but only one for the identical variants of astrology (astrologer C.8 Q.56). Enough of a difference exists to infer that Nostradamus saw himself as an astronomer not an astrologer. And this view then gives the prophetic rationale to the text as shown in this precis of one event in history.
 
Four centuries ago on February 16, 1600, many years after Nostradamus' own death,  the Roman Catholic Church executed Giordano Bruno, Italian philosopher and scientist, for the crime of heresy. He was taken from his cell in the early hours of the morning and burnt alive at the stake. In a peculiar twist to the gruesome affair, the executioners were ordered to tie his tongue so that he would be unable to address those gathered. This happened in Rome at a place alongside the Tiber. Throughout his life Bruno championed the Copernican system of astronomy which placed the sun, not the Earth, at the centre of the solar system and he was one of the first to realize that stars are actually suns.

There is also a second theme in the anagrams which implies there is still to come an astronomer whose views will offend people of Jewish faith and this accounts for the twinning found in the text.

The fire by night will take hold in two lodgings, Several within suffocated and roasted. It will happen near two rivers as one: Sun, Sagittarius and Capricorn all will be reduced.
Dans deux logis de nuict le feu prendra
Plu$ieurs dedans e$touffez et ro$tis
Pres de deux fleuues pour $eul il auiendra
Sol l'Arq et Caper tous $eront a mortis.
  1. <feel pure logixs used uncited><raDdan induce logix fleet used><design enxlouds><lux saDden> pretenceful
  2. <sadder ieuuS storez Spilt><**saddens uuiser Splits feeZ foetus rot**><storez deadness to Split usuries><uuiSe dreads onsets> Edessan reSidues / reiSsued
  3. <deduxes / seduxed pouuerleSs fleuu unrepaired><**sPare fuel exuded ruined ill pouuerS use** > fluxed sPread Prouuess pouuerful-use
  4. <So All aStronomers paCqet its route><**aStronomist raCqet All posture(s) /proetus roSe**><treaSon posture> treaSonous
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. pretenceful, logix(x=c), splits, 'astronomers route', 'astronomer posture', pacqet (q=k), treasonous, racqet (q=k)
  2. enxlouds (x=c), split / spilt, ' ill pouuers (uu=w)', astronomist
  3. astronomers
  4. storez (z=s), pouuerless (uu=w), postures
  5. prouuess (uu=w)
  6. -
  7. residues / reissued
  8. deduxes / seduxed (x=c), fluxed
  9. design
  10. -
  11. Eddessan / deadness, unrepaired
  12. -
  13. onsets, exuded
  14. Raddan(?)
  15. -
  16. usuries, pouuers (uu=w), posture / Proetus
  17. saddens, Ieuus (Jews)
  18. sadder / dreads
  19. -
  20. -
  21. -
  22. uuiser (wiser)

Monday, July 28, 2014

Nostradamus C.3 Q.48: How Nostradamus used his poetry to hide his astronomic code.


Nostradamus C.3 Q.48: How Nostradamus used his poetry to hide his astronomic code.

This verse is one of those that contributed most to my earliest views on how Nostradamus incorporated astronomic data into his poetry (See my paper on Astronomy for more). My attention was drawn to it by the singular anagrams for 'memorizes, mansions, truer time, in size' found in its fourth line. The mansions relate to an equatorial system of astronomy and by making this connection I was able to give meaning to the text of the fourth line. The decay of a particular star beneath the horizon accounts for much of the content in the text while another theme found in the anagrams can be tied into the remainder of the text. The whole is related to the set of mutations the world will experience at the end of this century.
 
In presenting each of Nostradamus' verse with the layout given here I bring together the elements of his word-craft on which we are dependent for clarifying the enigmas in the text. In all my works I have claimed this process is like the keywords we now use to gather information from the data cloud of the internet and like that process there can never be total reliance  on a single word or cluster nor can we reliance on infrequency as an unquestionable guide. Instead we must always use it as a gestalt, a totality filtered by many markers.
 
C.3 Q.48
 Seven hundred captives bound roughly.
Lots drawn for the half to be murdered:
The hope at hand will come very promptly
But not as soon as the fifteenth death.
Sept cens captifs e$tachez rudement
Pour la moitie meurtrir donne le $ort
Le proche e$poir viendra $i promptement
Mais non $i to$t qu'vne quinzie$me mort.
Anagram Clusters contained in French text
  1. <rude men Safest Step accents pit><unmetred Step teaches z fits caps> feaSts dementS cheatS / chaSte
  2. <none rid PetrolS truer time><ural [mountains] omit Poorest><it uProotS moral><ural trooPS omit>
  3. <prechoSe eLement><petroL men tempor [ word element]><diviner pose pairs echo ><previSioned>rapids Speech-Lore preordainS raindropS ecoSphere [life sphere]
  4. <it quot's uniqve Mansions><MansionS meteoriSm [flatulence?]><quin memorizeS><noMinators uniqve quot's Sit><in Size><notionS aiMs>insoMnias memorieS roMantism / Matronism Monetarism
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. 'truer time', previsioned, ecosphere, raindrops, speechlore, pre-ordains, insomnias, nominators, 'in size', memorizes, memories
  2. accents, poorest, 'petrol men', notions, meteorism
  3. unmetred, uproots, monetarism
  4. safest / feasts, romantism / matronism
  5. troops
  6. diviner, uniqve (v=u), quot's ('=e)
  7. dements, element, rapids
  8. -
  9. teaches, prechose
  10. -
  11. -
  12. -
  13. petrols (different line to petrol)
  14. petrol
  15. -
  16. -
  17. -
  18. moral
  19. -
  20. cheats / chaste, omit

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Nostradamus' C.2 Q.45: The Annunki weep as mankind enters a nuclear war.


Nostradamus' C.2 Q.45: The Annunki weep as mankind enters a nuclear war.

The anagrams of this verse reference the Sumerian tale of the Annunaki which have been linked by many to the Fallen Angels in the  Book of Enoch. This allusion offers the potential for understanding of the bizarre text with its clear links to the heavens and a heavenly war. Nostradamus' seems to be taking the Annunaki position as to the nature of man and extending the spiritual and war-like capacity of our race to explain the onset of war in our century.
 
 Too much the heavens weep for the Androgyne begot Near the heavens human blood shed: Because of death too late a great people re-create Late and soon the awaited relief comes.
Trop le ciel pleure l'Androgyn procree
Pres de ciel Sang humain re$pandu
Par mort trop tard grand peuple recree
Tard et tost vient le $ecours attendu.
  1. <d'orleAn rule pellice [Italy town] Port ><pellice lAnd rue peTrol orgy><d'orlean peTrol energy-corp> <nuclear-pile-older-energy petrol>police
  2. <angEls humaniSer decries> <leaShing Sumerian creed><main Seal hung unSpared><unleaShing-armieS><aPpendS-uranium> perSian
  3. < dart port ungrappled mortar creePer>
  4.  <unstated luteovireScents roTated><soviet Sources lent attuned darT><Select our state rotated invest><stature unTraded><Source attends>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. leashing, luteovirescent(s) (greenish-yellow)
  2. creeper, untraded
  3. humaniser, rotated
  4. Pellice, police, hung
  5. decries, Sumerian
  6. ungrappled
  7. Soviet
  8. unspared, stature, attends
  9. -
  10. attuned
  11. -
  12. orgy / gory
  13. -
  14. petrol, invest
  15. -
  16. -
  17. -
  18. creed
  19. -
  20. sources
  21. d'Orlean

Nostradamus C.8 Q.69: How the Sephirot numbering system is applied in the Prophecies


Nostradamus C.8 Q.69: How the Sephirot numbering system is applied in the Prophecies.

The Sephiroth is strongly represented in both the text and anagrams of this verse. Since ancient time together with numbers to distinguish the spheres this device has used angel names. The number references in the text closely fit to this scheme and this idea of number is especially powerful in the anagrams where in the second line all letters are used to form  'final numerator interleaves'. One sefirotic term for the ten spheres is 'Sephira' and this is also found in the anagrams. The angel reference in the text of line one reinforces the connection since in ancient Hebrew tradaition the Sephira are controlled by specific angels. And in the anagrams this connection is reinforced in the second line by one for Rafael (er a laf) who is the controlling angel of the first sphere. Alongside Rafael in the same sphere there are two other angels thereby allowing much of the referencing in the text to be applied to the Sephirot. The rationale underpinning the verse is the ascribing of numeric values to Nostradamus' code and the means by which it is achieved are hinted at in many ways within this deterministic lettering.
 
C.VIII Q.69
 Beside the young one the old angel falls,
and will come to rise above him at the end;
ten years equal to most the old one falls again,
of three two and one, the eighth seraphim.
Aupres du jeune le vieux ange bai$$er
Et le viendra $urmonter a la fin
Dix ans e$gaux au plus vieux rabai$$er
De trois deux l'vn l'huitie$me $eraphin.
Anagram Clusters contained in French text
  1. <agen uxe baSiS jeuu persuAder live / levi> <june a evil uxe began pursued / usurped rAises><uprAises evil uxe began> ASSure
  2. <**final numeratorS intErleaved [in alternate verses?]**><montreal inflatE><armourS inflatE evil end><later invader mournS>eridanuS [constellation] Enif [alpha star in Peg] rafael / aflare remountS
  3. <paul vieuus usagex arabx Sires><arab uxe iS vi [6] raDixeS [number bases]> <uSage(s)> <naxi SeabirDS gaSes> baSiS
  4. <reemphaSiSe tie><Seraph uxe Disoriented> <Sephirae [plural of sephira class] timeS><ampereS Site hinteD><**hulvin lux [light] Destroied heSperian [Western] timeS**>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. vieuus (views), Arabx (Arabs), radixes, SeabirdS, disoriented, Sephirae, Hesperian, Hulvin, destroied (i=y)
  2. interleaved, re-emphasise, hinted
  3. usagex (usages)
  4. Sephira
  5. -
  6. began, inflate, Eridanus, numerator,
  7. Jeuu (Jew), Seraph
  8. pursued / usurped, remounts
  9. upraises, armours, mourns
  10. persuader
  11. -
  12. -
  13. Montreal
  14. basis (2 in this verse)
  15. -
  16. finale
  17. -
  18. final
  19. Amperes
  20. Rafael / aflare
  21. June