Part One: Nostradamus Hints, Fears, and Time Warps
~ ~ Published © December 22, 2007

Around the happy days of the season, everybody needs to loosen up a little and indulge in a mystery or two to feed the spirit of joy. Michel Nostradamus has always been, it seems, a hot topic of discussion, but more important, everyone who seeks out Nostradamus and his writings should ask themselves a very serious question. What is it that attacks you to Nostradamus?
 

When reading many of Michel's quatrains, it is really rather confusing. So here, we have two elements for immediate discussion. Before beginning, let's just say that this is a story and discussion about how to think differently than you may have in the past. We'll dig into Michel Nostradamus and his quatrains, and decode them in a new way that is always ignored. For reference, I will use an old book I possess entitled 'The Final Prophecies of Nostradamus" by Erika Cheetham first published in 1987 and then again in 1989. Erika makes comments about each quatrain and even labels some as failures, but I would be unsure how this would be defined. It is only a failure to the one who does not seed a spiritual connection to the message, and often in desire of finding a time lock connection related to people, places, and things that only match perfectly in text.

Michel Nostradamus A portrait painted by his son César from memory A duplicate hangs near the tomb of Nostradamus in Salon

It seems that knowledge is the attraction to Nostradamus, but more of a spiritual connection to knowledge, and this relates to the fact that most perceive Nostradamus and his writings to be predictions. Maybe they are not predictions at all. Maybe that is part of the secret to Nostradamus.

Nevertheless, you are being drawn by your own mind to read this in hopes of discovering something about Nostradamus that interests you, right? WHY? Everyone should consider what is really attracting them to Nostradamus. Many believe he is a complete fraud, but they are trying to designate his work away from art, and the spiritual realm. Those who slam Nostradamus are in fact more worried about the spiritual connection than anything else, even subconsciously.

Our mind are a battlefield for World War III, as this is the coming arena of destruction. The infestations are manifested into the physical world, and then and only then, we perceive them as related to it, otherwise, our entire perception is related only to the mind.

The spiritual connection to knowledge represents the significance of the predictions of Nostradamus, and it also flags the difficulty in deciphering their meanings. This is the second immediate point of discussion, and we may need to take a different perspective of Michel Nostradamus to understand it.

If we view all of the quatrains written by Nostradamus, we immediately notice a pattern. What is this pattern related to? The one that is noticeable is the relation to his references. He continuous use of names as places, names as hints of people, and things that occur in relation to them.

When we begin to look for many of these places or people, they do not exist. WHY? You must ask this question. Erika Cheetham makes many comments about what Nostradamus has written but most are extremely vague relationships, as though they were only guesses. I can imagine the money that has been made from many of Chetham's books related to Nostradamus that people have purchased to read for fun it seems. She does however in the beginning of her book, tell about her history in relation to Nostradamus, and therefore is a good source because of her research about Nostradamus and his life. As we know, there is much fakery related to Nostradamus and many editions are complete frauds, even in the day of Nostradamus, there were many in this practice and these interpretations have been passed down to us through the centuries in hundreds of books and publications.

We must have a more open mind and begin to work out why Nostradamus was writing in the method he chose using these hints to places, people, and things. Some think the information was instantly transferred into his mind from viewing a flame on a brass tripod, as described in Century I.I.
 

Before Michel Nostradamus began his wonderful writings, and as a child, his parents were not in favor of his liking to astrology, so they sent him off to study medicine. This began his extensive studies of which he was required to speak in Medieval Latin, and a root of the English language. According to Erika and her book, Nostradamus began the above series in her estimate in the year 1550.

Erika Cheetham provides a nice short history story about Nostradamus and his life. I have several books on Nostradamus, but always return to this one as it contains all 10 Centuries, 100 stanzas each, and 1000 quatrains as the complete Century works. There is also many other versions and one I happened to possess is entitled, "Nostradamus and His Prophecies" by Edgar Leoni who was a amateur writer who attended Harvard University through the Army, and had cryptographic experience, and had full access to everything Harvard had on the subject as a super thesis that ended up being the book published in 1982. Erika was attracted to Nostradamus early in life and traveled to Salon and St. Rémy-de-Provence, and was instilled to begin researching and writing about him. She has published at least three works on the subject of Nostradamus with a title on her book as Oxford-educated scholar.
 

Both of these books currently in my possession contain both French and English translations, and we should now consider that many of these interpretations can affect the knowledge information you obtain, and here is a perfect example. This is Century I.I from Edgar Leoni's book.
 

From this comparison alone, we can see that what Nostradamus may have actually written is easily reinterpreted over and over into slightly different arrangements of meaning. The arrangement of prepositions, metaphors and such have much value to meaning. Erika had also written two previous volumes on Nostradamus, obviously spent time researching the archives in France, and published her first volume in 1973. I am unaware if she knew of Henry C. Roberts who has written at least three volumes, the first in 1949. When comparing these writers and researchers, there are some points of interest.

Objectivity in writing about Nostradamus would be a key factor to look for, and Erika win this battle easily, as she is very objective in her interpretations, and by doing so, she is also making herself look stupid to those who are seeking too much in relation to the physical time locked world. Henry is not as objective, and begins to tie many of his connections to physical history such as World War II and other hot connections related to Hitler, etc. These ideas sell as people are drawn in for reasons they do not even understand. Edgar Leoni's book is a great source, I just don't see the heart in it as with Erika and her commitment as lecturer, mom, Australian who was at the time obviously spiritually inspired to pursue the original text for accuracy.

Unfortunately, the text of which Erika Cheetham uses to interpret Nostradamus is called, Les Prophéties de M. Michel Nostradamus, 1568, and according to Leoni, and his bibliography of all original titles, there were many of these that were fakes. Although both writers mention Jean Aymes de Chavigny, and Erika mentions Anne Ponsarde Gemelle who published together with Chavigny a definitive copy two years after Nostradamus died in 1566. Erika mentions the fact that all 1000 quatrains may have not been completed upon his death, so maybe Chavigny finished them, as he was supposedly a student of Nostradamus for several years leading up to his death.

On December 23, which is two days away from today [date published], Nostradamus will be 504 years old, as he was born on December 14, 1503 which calculates to about December 23 in Gregorian time. Everyone assumes he is dead, but can only prove that he is not in his body as it has long rotted away. The difference between Leoni and Cheetham is very obvious. Leoni is writing a massive compilation on everything there is to know about Nostradamus in an attempt to debunk him mostly, and Erika is driven by curiosity. Edgar has quite a bit to say about the other writers but strangely avoids Cheetham, but does not forget anyone else, and says that Henry C. Roberts even thought he was Nostradamus reincarnated at one time.

Although Edgar Leoni's book is a great source of information, there is also a great amount of disinformation that is perpetrated on the public, and universities such as Harvard are in the thick of it, and especially the military which hurts Leoni's credibility. He has little to say about Michel Nostradamus that is favorable to his work in the spiritual sense. Here is a quote from Leoni in his interpretation of why Nostradamus was inspired.
 

It is clearly a misunderstanding to assume these are major by labeling them as such. Do you see how objectivity is cleverly hidden? Immediately after these statements, Leoni quotes a person named Parker, never referencing their first name, who wrote in 1920 about Nostradamus claiming the first of these two concocted possibilities and naming Nostradamus as a bluffer.

Those in our world who remain tied to their physical measuring sticks will not relate to the source of which Nostradamus connected to, but they will howl at the moon forever to verify it in the physical world, and use that as a tool to debunk any meaning that might be hidden within the messages. The word astrology is not an answer.

The fact remains that people are drawn to read Nostradamus and his predictions because they assume that they are a time map of happenings they can relate to, a sort of compass for the curiosity of the heart, and the magnetic pull through knowledge to enjoy it. Fear should come to mind immediately, as this is the source, and knowledge attainment.
 

Fear of Knowledge::

Edgar Leoni writ 823 pages of data, again, a great source for comparative study. The answer to his questions about Nostradamus comes in four measly letters. FEAR.

This does not imply that money cannot be made in just about any way if you use the program time. Without time, money doesn't seem to have any value. The reference that Nostradamus was wanting to bestow himself in riches seems out of place for someone who had found a way to connect to a source of knowledge that would undoubtedly be spiritually inclined. One of the first books Nostradamus admired was entitled, De Mysterious Aegyptorium translated by Ficino of which he quotes in Century I, quatrains I and II.

Nostradamus read many books on the occult, and the supernatural, and all the Celestial Sciences, as his curiosity was evident, and a primer for his intense drive for knowledge. At the very least, he had reached a point of thinking about the essence of knowledge differently than the majority.

The fear of knowledge is also relevant as a control factor for history. Nostradamus and his perception of time may not be considered enough in analyzing a man whose work has been manipulated from day one. Anyone who first reads his work, would think it was a type of poetry, unless someone had told you previously it was predictions. And it seems everyone does immediately imply they are in fact predictions and labeled prophecies.

Everyone assumes that Nostradamus was in fact writing exactly what he received, but there is no proof of this. He could have been coding everything he wrote, and in fact, it would have to be considered a type of code of knowledge to discern that obviously is spiritually orientated. His continued references to places, people, and things are taken out of context when applications are applied to designate a specific time in history. If they are not applied in this way, if they could remain somehow just references to now, neither the past or the future, they may begin to enlighten the thinker in new ways.

Some in history have even said that Nostradamus and his work is waiting for someone who is enlightened enough to interpret his work. I would subject that understanding time would be the first element in beginning this process. In looking at all of Nostradamus's writings, it is always good to compare the process to others that are similar through history, as this helps one to discern the process that is artistically expressed with others who provide the same type of source information.

This would be important to discuss before getting into the quatrains and attempting to decipher some valuable now data. This will also help us to perceive the information better, as an additional source will clarify the time issue. In relation, there is one source that I have researched that is quite unique in the world, and that is Laura Knight-Jadczyk and the Cassiopaea.

This source can be read completely in book form entitled, "The Wave Series" and much of it is available online to read for free. [Source: The Wave Series Books: www.redpillpress.com/ ]
 

According to the Cassiopaea, there is no time, it is only an illusion. This information is obtained through an open conversation using a device that designates the alphabet along with other markers. Most people refer to these devices as Ouija® boards, but this is a trade name and overused metaphor.

If you actually read the entire Wave Series, you will be stunned, as it is a curious conversation with amazing tsunami spirit forces whose intelligence is quite logical, and Laura has spent time working the leads provided by them, and verified many of the conditions they proclaim. By doing so, this is a way to add validity to the experience, and realize that the purpose of knowledge is to weigh its value, and use that weight as a guide to seek more.

If we begin to see the Nostradamus predictions more as Nostradamus hints, this can open a new doorway, and if we can apply the weighty principles that contain the inmost spiritual connection to truth, and use this as a guide only, we can open even more doors. I call this a rabbit that becomes a groove. A rabbit is a notch, and often referred to in woodworking.

To better explain, let's compare Nostradamus to the Cassiopaea. The difference between the way the knowledge is accessed is the point to designate a guiding primer. Nostradamus used a light or candle it seems, and Laura uses a advanced device that adds one step, and that step represents the difference between thinking the answers and receiving the answers.

Also, the Cassiopaea process is performed while awake. Nostradamus only slept about 4 or 5 hours a night, which is a bad sign for normal interaction with this solar system, but he must have been making up for this with his sessions, as this would calm him, and help to offset the lack of sleep. This factor is important in comparison, as with the Cassiopaea, this is of no concern.

So Nostradamus was awake when he was writing his poetry, but also he must have been in an altered state of concentration, similar to what I refer to as the Pinocchio affect. This does not work the same when using a device, and the connection is made through long preparation and finally choice.

Nostradamus chose to write in the way he did because that was his choice, but at the same time, one would have to consider the fact that if he had made another choice, such as using a device, he might have also brought forward a similar message. In comparison, his method was a lower step, and Laura Knight-Jadczyk's method is a higher step that is more integrated into this reality, and one that is more difficult to attain.

It seems the higher the step process, the more danger there is of bad connections, and the lower the connection, the more vague and dreamy the perception becomes, nevertheless, a clear connection may actually be in progress, but subtly detected.

So in this commentary series, we'll delve into this process to understand its potential better, and apply some ideas and perform a Nostradamus walkthrough with some new techniques, and check the spirit connections. We'll also reference some of the Cassiopaea material available from the books for page references. More importantly, we'll create a pathos, follow the groove, and perform some experiments.

First, let's take a minute and perceive what is called precognition. Is this not, in a way, what is perceived as clairvoyance? These words and their understandings should be clarified before we attempt to understand who is a prophet and who might be in proximity, or nearer the source access through preparation.
 

Again, the perception is everything here. Reading the information is a process where the information is coming into this time zone. By interacting with this source, wouldn't it be likely that the person accessing this information is the actual one who is traveling in, or stopping time? Once we begin to view the information, our perception is in complete time warp. The difference between our time space when we arrive at the information, is not the same as the access portal event.

The connection Nostradamus made was precognition and expressed artistically through poetry, as this was an easy way to record what he felt. There are two anomalies that seem to stand out about Nostradamus. One is his continued reference to people, places, and things. The feeling felt by Nostradamus for these entries are most likely the primers, or elements of communication that hold spiritual pegs as I seem to want to refer to them, as here, a possible spiritual interpretation may begin based on what we should focus on, which is NOW. Since most of the people, places, and things, DO NOT match actually places, this is a sign.

How do we use now? We follow the groove, and we seek more knowledge and understanding, as this leads to knowing, and removing the paradoxes in our lives. The other anomaly we must deal with is perceiving Nostradamus to predict our present instead of the future, as by now, we all know the future does not exist until we make it. We immediately become confused by the past, as Nostradamus is perceived to be 504 years old, but again, this is 100% illusion. We can only prove that he is not in his original body, and making assumptions is a sign of a fool.

Finally, in comparing Nostradamus and his method, and Laura, and her advanced physical connections that make for easier conversation, it raises another question. Is Nostradamus and his method sitting in the middle of a range of possible connections, and the opposite or parallel method of the Cassiopaea connection is a sleep-state? In the sleep-state, the recording would be attuned into the memory, and of the mind, which in essence may be a higher step process and the Cassiopaea method is at the other end of this particular scale.
 

The difference between these two extremes could be represented by a giant U similar to a tuning fork, and coordinated to a mapping system which I have worked on for over a year and a half. Our existence is attuned to the elements in the mapping system or Noesis Map which represents a segment of a larger network of knowledge correlations.

Before leaving you, since I have not written Part II, let's play at least one Nostradamus hints game and see how you feel.
 

While I was rabbiting around today, I decided to plug some Nostradamus into my brain and see what developed. I have chosen a particular quatrain from Erika Cheetham's book.

We can easily see that the International Monetary Fund, the World Trade Organization, and the World Bank are three prostitutes that in are a squirrelly organism at the present. And they undoubtedly will stand on their money until it is completely burned away.

Now we see the phrase, 'the great Selin' which Erika hints about the reference to Henri II, of which Selin has been connected to before. Remember what we talked about above, as this is more confusion by attempting to place a continued time lock in the message, which may indeed remove the intention. If we can use it for NOW, it can still get through possibly.

The first thing I look for in spiritual messages would be codes that mean something. Let's take the anagram of the phrase 'the great Selin' and see what we get.

When observing the resulting list, the first phrase listed is 'Relegates hint', and then listed below is another interesting result, 'ethereal sting'. It is funny that Erika in her comments mentions Diana Spencer in relation to this quatrain. She did wear white, but so have many others, and she did have a château on the Loire, Annecet which was decorated in only black and white.

You could easily say that the ethereal sting is exactly what is occurring when these connections are made, as it is spiritual in essence, and a piercing into a realm that most do not attempt to access or do not believe it is possible as they prefer to follow others with locked knowledge keys.

Life is not black and white, and this may have been the message Diana has sent, as she is in the same circumstances as Nostradamus, she is perceived to be dead. Again, we have the same problem, as no one on the entire planet can prove she is dead other than saying that her spirited soul is not in her body, as that is provable in the measuring stick world.

Isn't it feasible to logically make a minor conclusion about the spirit power when were in the middle of clairvoyant land? This would be that the perception of time is a MAJOR factor that is blocking knowledge, and perceptions of life? It is also manipulated by everyone who attempts to interpret knowledge, as most knowledge is used to determine results, and determine direction, and in fact, self-manipulative, as science and biotechnology have emanated.

If time does not exist, who is to say that the spirit world can breach this realm, and immortal living souls can emanate messages from those who seek them? Who is to say that Diana is not here right now? We cannot prove it but one way. The other way cannot be proved. Hmmm.

Black and white. Here we go. The spiritual world in the project mapping system I've worked on is represented by the color white and joy. Right above it is the black sun which is represented by fear and knowledge. This side of the ethereal is more connected with the advanced step of communication related to the Cassiopaea method. The sleep state is on the other side of the pole, as in a mirror of the adjacent paradox. Again, these two states would have two more of lesser or more of each method.

Nostradamus could be hinting at Diana after all, and designating a confirmation for now. But for sure, you should be the one who makes the call. The word rout is definitely worth thinking about. Here are a few definitions straight from the American Heritage Dictionary, 3rd Edition.

Rout: People of the lowest class; A Company, as in Knights or Wolves, that are in movement; To hollow, scoop, or gouge; To expose to view as if by digging, uncover.

I'll leave you with a quote from Nostradamus that he made coming from Etienne Jaubert, quoted from "The Final Prophecies of Nostradamus" by Erika Cheetham, page 17.
 

Monsieur de Florinville [a patient written about in 1656 by Jaubert] was walking in
the courtyard of his château in the company of Nostradamus, noticed two suckling pigs,
one black and one white. Determined to have some sport, he asked Nostradamus
what would happen to the two animals to which the reply was that
'the wolf will eat the white one, and we will eat the black one.

Comments: As far as comparing this to now, it seems 100%
Religion has engulfed control of the spirit, and humans are fed a preferred knowledge
 

© R. Mark Sink
Final update December 22, 2007
Review/minor corrections: Jan 31,2008

Part Two: The Comets of Nostradamus