The mirror code of Leonardo da Vinci is the key to unraveling the scientific treatises and paintings of the genius

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

Everything related to the name of the great Leonardo da Vinci - one continuous riddle, which for five centuries mankind has been trying to solve. About three thousand books have been written about him, having read every single one, we could hardly understand this legendary personality shrouded in secrets. However, the key to some of his encrypted works was unexpectedly found by researchers at the turn of the 20th century. And in this case it would be appropriate to note:

The life and deeds of almost no person on the planet have caused so many conflicting disputes and opinions as the name of the great master of the Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci. During his lifetime, having a reputation as a magician, sorcerer and wizard, he deliberately multiplied around him legends, rumors and secrets. Therefore, some believed that the famous Italian was mentally ill, others were sure that he had a connection with alien civilizations, but still others - that he subjugated black magic. However, everyone agreed on one thing: Leonardo was a genius and one of the best minds of mankind.

Da Vinci was also a skillful magician, which gave his contemporaries the right to call him a magician and sorcerer. He knew many secrets for turning white wine into red; interrupt the cane without breaking the glasses on which its ends lay, write with their saliva like ink. And also to shock and impress the audience with many other tricks, which was attributed to black magic.

During 67 years of his life, Leonardo tried about a dozen professions, and his inventions and discoveries cover about fifty areas of knowledge, which in the future will form the main directions of the development of modern civilization. And no matter what he directed his skill and energy potential to, he always achieved amazing results, some of which have not been surpassed so far.

The master's approach to his self-improvement was also unique. He sharpened his perception of the world, improved his memory and developed his imagination with the extraordinary methods included in psychotechnical exercises. He possessed the secret knowledge of the human psyche. He used the secret formula of daily sleep, which allowed the genius to reduce it from 8 to 2 hours a day. And he slept for 15 minutes every 4 hours, which saved 75% of his time, which in fact lengthened his life time.

The ingenious inventions of the Italian, embodied in his drawings

The scientist-engineer encrypted and coded practically all his finds and inventions. Apparently with the aim that mankind could reveal his ideas gradually, as it “matured” before them. And the ability of the inventor to write with both hands helped to resort to encryption, and moreover, "mirror" - that is, from right to left.

The unique treatises of Leonardo have survived to this day, which for a very long time could not be deciphered. It was believed that the language in which the author expounded his messages and described inventions faded into oblivion, as extinct.

So, in order to make out what was written five centuries ago by a brilliant inventor, an ordinary mirror was needed. And what was the shock of the scientists when they were free to read Leonardo's notes about what will happen in the future. That is, in our present. Incomprehensible hieroglyphs, reflected on the mirror plane, became common words, understandable to any modern Italian. Indeed, much of what Leonardo wrote about has already come true, namely: flying machines, telephone communications, cars, submarines, agricultural machines appeared.

It is noteworthy that the inventor deliberately made mistakes in the drawings in order to prevent, in today's language, "industrial espionage". That is why many secrets of genius remain unsolved for humanity to this day.

Mechanical scientists for several centuries could not disassemble the project of his self-propelled cart in order to build it. And in it was the principle used in modern mechanical engineering.

And also Leonardo da Vinci

… He also invented

In his treatises, Leonardo accurately indicated the dimensions of the "device for safe descent from great heights." A tester from Switzerland, Olivier Tepp, who dared to jump from 650 meters, noted that flying under a canopy of this design is safe, but the parachute itself is practically uncontrollable.

This plank structure, equipped with cogwheels, cannons and a turret, was the prototype of the modern tank. Such a "hedgehog" could deliver eight people to the battlefield completely unharmed.

Mirror code of Leonardo da Vinci in painting

The artist's artistic canvases, shrouded in mystery, have always attracted art critics who tried to reveal their secrets. The Argentine historian Hugo Conti was able to come close to the secret of the painter's canvases. He was the first to decide to test the mirror method in the master's paintings, with the help of which scientific treatises were read.

At the head of a group of volunteers, Conti made several discoveries that revolutionized research into Leonardo's artistic legacy. First, the researcher proved that all the images of Vinci's paintings are directed not into emptiness, but look at certain points. And if you attach mirrors to them, then completely new strange shapes are formed. So Conti found a number of demons in the painting "St. Anne with Madonna and Child Jesus", "John the Baptist" and on "Monna Lisa" itself.

And historians have read in some of Leonardo's records and shocking prophecies, horrifying. Apparently this is something that still has to happen. Truly terrible events await earthlings in the future:

And Leonardo also predicted that people will be able to walk without moving - apparently teleport, communicate with those who are not around - quite possibly via Skype. And to hear those who do not speak - it is possible to read minds.

After himself, the "universal man" left one more unsolved mystery. This is the place of his burial. Scientists are still arguing about whose remains actually rest under a slab with the name of the great genius of the Renaissance.