Yesterday I was invited to speak about my findings concerning the Voynich Manuscript by the International Child Neurology Association (ICNA). They have a separate program dealing with the arts called Neurology Through Art and Time. This program is primarily organized by Dr. Ingrid Tein of the University of Toronto.

This is the world’s most enigmatic manuscript which has resisted decipherment by the leading code breakers including Alan Turing (the father of computers) and preeminent cryptographers of the US and British governments. I was able to make a stunning breakthrough into the understanding and use this early 15th century document.

A recording of my ICNA presentation can be accessed HERE. If there is any problem logging in, you can view my previously recorded YouTube video HERE.

In either case, since this manuscript primarily deals with chanting, in association with herbal baths, as healing rituals for women’s illnesses, you must listen to recordings of these chants.

There is a YouTube video of the text spoken, and one sung. Most importantly, originally these would have been chanted by a group of women. Here are examples of such Gregorian chants in relation to bathing rituals, astrological, herbs, gynecologic illnesses and gastrointestinal illnesses.

Please note that all of these recordings were World Premieres of how the Voynich Manuscript sounded.

Please note that most of the insights into the purpose and use of this manuscript were novel, and were purely my own findings. This is an excellent example of creative reasoning.

When you listen to these chants, I hope that you feel their healing properties. I certainly do.