ASMR The Voynich Manuscript (soft spoken)

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  • @ayrshiretattie
    @ayrshiretattie Рік тому +103

    That's absolutely fascinating. I love the idea that people have been puzzling for centuries over what could be a 600 year old practical joke.

    • @kbeemer7813
      @kbeemer7813 Рік тому +8

      This is now my canon interpretation of this book!

  • @DSRekulaar
    @DSRekulaar Рік тому +35

    This is a book I never thought I'd see on this channel.. This alongside the Amon Amarth reference, I continue to be amazed at your content and its breadth.

  • @TheNovastorm
    @TheNovastorm Рік тому +24

    What a curious item! Somehow, I get the feeling that the secrets it holds will never be truly deciphered - though I wouldn't mind being proven wrong!

    • @MelangeASMR
      @MelangeASMR  Рік тому +7

      Yeah, that's my impression too. It's really uncomfortable though haha, I would love to have some kind of answer as to what or why it is.

    • @TheNovastorm
      @TheNovastorm Рік тому +3

      @@MelangeASMR I suppose the best we can hope for at this point is the invention of time travel! Ha ha ha!

    • @illicitline4552
      @illicitline4552 6 місяців тому

      If I remember correctly they couldn't decipher it because it was written in an obscure 13th version of a regional dialect of Turkish. I believe there was a guy whose father spoke it so he is now working on translating it. But even before this we were still able to read a few words (like the name of the months for instance)

  • @ArdaSReal
    @ArdaSReal Рік тому +34

    You always continue to find new and more interesting topics, thank you

    • @MelangeASMR
      @MelangeASMR  Рік тому +5

      This one really was a lucky find. Such a fascinating topic!

  • @Chrisfish01
    @Chrisfish01 Рік тому +19

    This feels like the lore books we have today for stuff like Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, D&D, etc. Maybe it’s just my half-asleep haze, but it would be cool if there were fantasy universe stories like that in the past

  • @fhs479
    @fhs479 Рік тому +2

    I saw this thumbnail in my recommended and I was like "no way Melange did a video on the VM" im excited to watch this !!!

  • @amybamy3054
    @amybamy3054 11 місяців тому

    Whenever I watch this video I always think of this strange book called The Secret: A Treasure Hunt. Its supposed to contain poems and pictures and if you match them up and solve the clues its supposed to lead to something you turn in for like a priceless gem from the authors estate. Only three of the 12 have ever been found.
    Love your channel! Its so soothing and I learn something.

  • @IsItOrNot
    @IsItOrNot Рік тому +7

    OMG you wouldn’t believe the sheer joy and excitement I felt when I got the notification you uploaded a new video, and the subject matter is absolutely fascinating 🤗
    You, dear Melange, have truly been missed!

  • @frankharvey88
    @frankharvey88 Рік тому +11

    Awesome video, don’t ever stop making these!

  • @Slaphitter
    @Slaphitter Рік тому +3

    I’m happy you’re back. I have been wearing out your sky atlas and Great Lakes videos. Haha.

  • @oneandtwodog
    @oneandtwodog Рік тому +3

    This reminds me of the movie”Being There” with Peter Sellers. Maybe a very artistic mentally disturbed monk who was kept busy by his superiors with this book. As an artist I recognise how some artists will make nonsensical sketchbooks and there are comparative elements to this.

  • @mentality888
    @mentality888 Рік тому +3

    What a beautiful and fascinating item

  • @singledigitdan
    @singledigitdan Рік тому +4

    I’ve always thought that this book is a Dungeon Master’s journal for an incredible D&D game.

  • @Twiglet456
    @Twiglet456 Рік тому +4

    I've always wanted a copy of this. I'll drop some hints for Christmas.

  • @DanerStranger
    @DanerStranger Рік тому +4

    This is my favorite kind of content and from one of my favorite creators!! So pumped (and relaxed)

  • @katieherger4928
    @katieherger4928 Рік тому +4

    Hooray! I’m so happy you are back! Really glad you enjoyed your vacation. You’ve been missed! 😀

  • @elizabethbugay2116
    @elizabethbugay2116 Рік тому +2

    Welcome back! Have not watched thus video, but cannot wait. I first heard about the Voynich manuscript through a favorite author Deb Harkness who wrote A Discovery of Witches which is part of the All Souls Trilogy. A great work of fiction. The Voynich is mentioned in connection with Rudolf II.

  • @leesirett5250
    @leesirett5250 Рік тому

    So pleased that you're still putting out these videos. Thanks!

  • @ShonanMiura
    @ShonanMiura Рік тому +6

    Really relaxing with an interesting concept. Historical mysteries are so fun. Beautiful book as well. Everyone loves big books! ^_^

  • @LilyGrace95
    @LilyGrace95 8 місяців тому

    It's a testament to the topics you find that I have to keep rewatching your videos - I fall asleep too soon, and have to go back again and again to actually learn the interesting stuff! 😂

  • @xavierhenriques1116
    @xavierhenriques1116 Рік тому

    Thank you, Ms 🙏
    So glad you’re back

  • @Evelyn82C
    @Evelyn82C Рік тому +1

    Also, I literally kicked my feet in delight when I saw this pop up in my subscription feed. I hope you had a great break and I am very excited to have you back!

  • @beth12svist
    @beth12svist Рік тому +1

    That was a toss up between being fascinated by the subject matter and falling asleep, and being tired won out in the end. 😅

  • @stephengoodchild8833
    @stephengoodchild8833 Рік тому +1

    I have never heard of this before! Thanks for enlightening me, nice to have you back and I hope you had a lovely break.

  • @teddybear9029
    @teddybear9029 Рік тому

    Welcome back melange! That’s a lovely illustrated book.

  • @paulcozart7110
    @paulcozart7110 Рік тому

    Loved this. What a fun mystery, and so well presented!

  • @TechStomperASMR
    @TechStomperASMR Рік тому

    that's such a wonderful book and it's wild how many languages that have died away just aren't desipherable

  • @Iun4
    @Iun4 Рік тому

    omg i just started going down the voynich manuscript rabbit hole on sunday!! this is perfect timing

  • @Eyelashviper
    @Eyelashviper Рік тому +1

    What I love aside from the chance pairing of cream of the crop ASMR whispering and immaculate manicures, is that the content is often educational, too. Outstanding💥

  • @zoyo8903
    @zoyo8903 Рік тому

    YOURE BACK!!!!!! I've been looking forward to this since you left - I hope you had a good break!

  • @mare_tio
    @mare_tio Рік тому +1

    Yay!! Finally!! Welcome back 😊 hope you had a wonderful break!

    • @MelangeASMR
      @MelangeASMR  Рік тому +1

      Hey! It was great, thank you. Honestly, I wouldn't mind another month long vacation haha

  • @daviegoodtimes
    @daviegoodtimes Рік тому

    I'm so glad you're back 😭 I didn't know, although suspected and hoped, you were away for vacation!

  • @futureSydney
    @futureSydney Рік тому +1

    How did you end up with such nice hands? You're definitely the right person to be making these videos!

  • @r_r_r_r
    @r_r_r_r Рік тому +1

    I have this one! Fun share, thank you.

  • @naturalexplorer
    @naturalexplorer Рік тому

    Glad you enjoyed your summer break. Wonderful to see your reappearance.
    The concept and mystery behind this Voynich manuscript is fascinating. Really like the alchemical connotations it reveals. Herbology and astrotheology are core Aryan practices is what immediately came to mind for me. Will explore more into this manuscript. Had not heard of it before so Thank You for revealing its mysteries. Seems to have its roots in central Europe - you guys have so many cultural and historical riches to explore on your doorstep. Really like this alchemical theme that seems to be emerging out of Prague with linkages to the English via John Dee and Company. Really beautiful book - Great Stuff 🪷✨🙏

  • @HappyRachel100
    @HappyRachel100 Рік тому

    I’m very pleased that you had a good break Melange, but so glad to have you back. Wednesday evenings haven’t been the same! And what a wonderful topic to return with. Very excited that this time in two weeks I will be in Austria - visiting Salzburg and Vienna. Have been revisiting some of your past videos, so that I can impress my friends with my knowledge 😂

  • @sertygo1
    @sertygo1 10 місяців тому +1

    Some monk conducted an autopsy of the corpse (the kidneys, blood vessels and lungs are clearly visible in the drawings), also studied and sketched biological cells under a microscope (he needed to invent it). All this he tried to disguise with herbs and horoscopes.

  • @DjTiesticles
    @DjTiesticles Рік тому

    Another wonderfully relaxing and informative video. Thank you

  • @Stibick
    @Stibick Рік тому

    I haven’t started the video yet but I am super excited! This is a topic that’s been fascinating me for awhile and so glad you’re taking it on😊

  • @Accordingtomisskelly
    @Accordingtomisskelly Рік тому

    Welcome back!! 🤗 missed you! I’m glad you enjoyed your summer holiday. Your videos provide me with such a sense of calmness and relaxation when I need it. I thank you so much for that 🤍

  • @JJMedusa
    @JJMedusa Рік тому +1

    -- Hello Melange! Welcome back! It is wonderful to see a new video from you! I look forward to relaxing to this later today after I have finished work. 😊❤️

    • @MelangeASMR
      @MelangeASMR  Рік тому

      Hello! I hope your work day goes by quickly and you're to relax 💖

  • @futuristica1710
    @futuristica1710 Рік тому

    Welcome back ❤

  • @alexkatsaropoulos1984
    @alexkatsaropoulos1984 Рік тому

    Incredible video. You’re my favorite asmr-tist

  • @tuhkathri9126
    @tuhkathri9126 Рік тому

    This was delightfully educational. Thanks! 👍🏻

    • @tuhkathri9126
      @tuhkathri9126 Рік тому

      I was so intrigued that I ended up buying the English version of the book 😂

  • @malitiloti
    @malitiloti Рік тому

    I just came here to say YAY! Can´t watch right now but I can´t wait. You were missed.

    • @MelangeASMR
      @MelangeASMR  Рік тому +1

      I hope you won't have to wait too long! It's so nice to see all the commentators again :)

    • @malitiloti
      @malitiloti Рік тому

      I hope you enjoyed your well-deserved vacation. Heard is hot up there but probably not so much in Austria. Anyway, welcome back.

  • @nataliefaust7959
    @nataliefaust7959 Рік тому

    Thank you so much! I was transfixed. ♥

  • @bwright1991
    @bwright1991 Рік тому

    I'm glad you're back. I love your videos so much.

    • @bwright1991
      @bwright1991 Рік тому

      I think there's a pretty good chance that this was an autistic person's special interest journal

  • @emilyc3193
    @emilyc3193 Рік тому

    This was so relaxing but now my sleepy brain is absolutely haunted by this mystery.

  • @bakedzd4933
    @bakedzd4933 Рік тому

    Yay more Melange! Welcome back!

  • @AllTheHappySquirrels
    @AllTheHappySquirrels Рік тому

    I am so excited for this one, but also sleepy 😅

  • @musicalintentions
    @musicalintentions Рік тому

    beautiful and fascinating! 📖

  • @chriswilson1853
    @chriswilson1853 4 місяці тому

    This reminds me a lot of the Codex Seraphinianus, although that is a lot more bizarre!
    EDIT: Ah you mentioned that at the end!

  • @lassdasgnuinruh8864
    @lassdasgnuinruh8864 Рік тому

    Ohhh sehr interessant! Ich hoffe es kommt dazu auch eine deutsche Version 😊

    • @MelangeASMR
      @MelangeASMR  Рік тому

      Leider, das deutsche Video dieses Monat wird zu Tarot-Karten aus dem Mittelalter. Ich hab in der Info-Box aber eine deutsche Doku verlinkt - zwar nicht ASMR, aber hoffentlich vom Infomaterial auch akzeptabel :)

    • @lassdasgnuinruh8864
      @lassdasgnuinruh8864 Рік тому

      @@MelangeASMR Tarot-Karten sind nicht so ganz mein Thema muss ich zugeben. Aber du machst immer so gute Videos, dass ich sie mir trotzdem anschaue :) Angenehme Stimme und so schön ruhig ohne hektik oder dergleichen 😊 Danke für den Tipp! Dann werde ich mal bei der Doku vorbeischauen :)

  • @ShinnoEli
    @ShinnoEli Рік тому

    This immediately made me think of the "Otherside Picnic" manga. It's about a couple of college kids who stumble into (and back out of) this weird alternate dimension populated with lots of creepypasta-type monsters and plants that don't exist in our world, and one of the ways they know they're headed over there is that the writing on signs and things suddenly becomes illegible. If they take a book from this side in with them, it won't be readable while they're there; if they bring back a book that's legible over there, the writing is just gibberish once it's here. One researcher intentionally encoded her work notes by writing them down while she was in the other dimension. ...So perhaps that book was written in an alternate dimension and found its way to ours somehow. 😋 (And if that is in fact the case, actually reading it could affect the reader's sanity in some very bad ways, so it may be all for the best that we can't.)
    Jokes aside, while it is frustrating not to be able to read it, I kinda like the fact that people have been trying to figure it out for centuries and no one's managed. That's a very hard thing to pull off, so if it is some sort of code, I have all kinds of respect for whoever came up with it.

  • @SereglothIV
    @SereglothIV Рік тому

    I missed you! ;)
    Knowing the golem stories, it somehow doesn't surprise me that this book comes form Prague.

    • @beth12svist
      @beth12svist Рік тому

      Things I think you should take careful note of:
      - It probably actually does not come from Prague, it just found its way there at a point in history when a rich person known to be interested in all manner of unusual things happened to live there. If it truly is from the first half of the 15th century, the situation in Prague at that point in history was considerably different from what it was during the reign of Rudolf II.
      - While the most famous Golem story nowadays is linked to Prague, it's not the only one, nor the chronologically first one.
      Regards,
      a Czech who is, to be honest, quite annoyed by popular stereotypes that erase historical nuance
      😅

  • @jrose1113
    @jrose1113 Рік тому +1

    Melange, have you read Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness? The Voynich, John Dee, Edward Kelly and Emperor Rudolph are characters in it. Quite fun!

  • @kittymama6317
    @kittymama6317 Рік тому

    I was just thinking about you yesterday and hoping to see a video soon and here you are! Yay!

  • @juliecole9646
    @juliecole9646 Рік тому

    Can't wait to watch this evening! Your ring is beautiful, what type of stone is it? 💚

    • @MelangeASMR
      @MelangeASMR  Рік тому +2

      Thank you! It's actually origami paper under glass, from Sophie Soufflé: www.sophiesouffle.at/
      They had a stand at the Christmas market last year and it was all so gorgeous!

  • @Ineke1466
    @Ineke1466 Рік тому +1

    Wow what a beautiful book! I have never heard about this manuscript. Incredible that the code hasn't been cracked yet and it doesn't seem so old. maybe AI can help us to discover more. And it looks like that the tower is effectively Venetian style, which can still be found in Verona to Venezia area.Herzlichen Dank for showing this🙏🌻PS what a beautiful ring you are wearing!

  • @MikaItosh1
    @MikaItosh1 Рік тому

    Imagine the dude who wrote this was just like
    "This is gon' troll em so hard 💀"

  • @teddyQuake
    @teddyQuake Рік тому

    so nice :)

  • @timlange2842
    @timlange2842 11 місяців тому

    the reason theres so many ubeskistan women is that polygamy was the lifestyle. it was normal for a man to have 3,4 or more wives. so it was one of the kawaja's(holy mans) job to discern different types of women to settle domestic disputes, remove hexes and such. when the arabs started conquering the sindh region (700ad) they eliminated the learned sinhdi scholars and kawajis, burned there books and forced the arabic language in there region. subsequantly it became the official language and in currant times known as the sindh language (descendant language of landa script) which is currantly written in perso-arabic script.

  • @IN_Sanidade
    @IN_Sanidade Місяць тому

    Where Did you buy This Book?

  • @joejonstan6489
    @joejonstan6489 Рік тому +1

    Commenting for algorithm

  • @cloudsingh3147
    @cloudsingh3147 Рік тому

    🙏

  • @nidepengyou101
    @nidepengyou101 Рік тому +3

    Looks like a book from an alien.

  • @Abdulrahman1997A
    @Abdulrahman1997A Рік тому

    ❤ ❤

  • @stefanschmitz5187
    @stefanschmitz5187 Рік тому +1

    Mach doch bitte auch eine deutschsprachige Version 🙏

  • @BaggyMcPiper
    @BaggyMcPiper Рік тому

    How is it possible that you're interested in virtually all the same things I am?

  • @parryyotter
    @parryyotter Рік тому +1

    I hope it is just a fantasy story some monk or scholar or noble decided to write in their own made up language to keep themselves entertained 👀

  • @jeremyjackson1311
    @jeremyjackson1311 10 місяців тому

    Maybe an AI could decipher it...

  • @Rocashu
    @Rocashu Рік тому

    Your just talking. Where's the asmr? .... try whispering