This is not an ancient text or anything but was written by automatic writing. I was gonna ask the man to explain it but he went on a spiritual trip in India.

Can anyone tell what this is? Just curious.


http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z125/mnemeion/6.jpg

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z125/mnemeion/5-4.jpg

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z125/mnemeion/4-1.jpg

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z125/mnemeion/3-2.jpg

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z125/mnemeion/2-1.jpg

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z125/mnemeion/1-12.jpg

It's none of the alphabets/scripts/pictograms I know -- which means it's not Indo-European or the better-known Semitic languages.

--Jaylemurph

It looks familiar almost like modern written Asiatic languages, but it also looks like it could be Sumerian, but I know it isn't. Go to a Museum and ask them, or to a Linguist, and see what they say.

Looks a bit like Hangul, the writing system they use in Korea.

Could you provide some background to the person who wrote this please? Knowing their nationality at least might give some indication of whether this is an actual language or made-up symbols.

looks very much like a type of shorthand (used by secretaries, court reporters, etc)

http://pitmanshorthand.homestead.com/

http://www.geocities.com/shorthandshorthandshorthand/

http://www.alysion.org/handy/althandwriting.htm

That is maps showing constellation locations. It is mainly wrote in math so. Not a language as we would see it

I think it's angelic script or whatever the proper name is.

The man is from Philippines, says he's a bit of a psychic, and is said to be an alien in a previous life by other psychics. Apparently the man experiences blackouts when he writes this so he doesn't know what this means.

Anyways, the shorthand writings are a bit way off because the letters on this writing are more complex and has more form.

But I do remember this very clear photograph of this white hovering ship of some kind in a forest, with clear writings at its side. I want to compare it to this because the letters in there kinda looks similar to this, but I can't find any photos.

There a lot more where this came from, by the way.

Got a message from a man who claims to decipher some of it without explaining how. Wish he told me how he did it.

The second page he's talking about is the first page here.


"All I can understand is the title of the second page."
I think it is a lower language similar to sign language only with more arm movements.

In the four character title,
The first character:
Go

The second:
Back or return

The third:
Land or mountain or terrain

The fourth:
(First impression: Mother)
(But I think it means war or conflict and it could be all of it)
Mother, war and conflict.

My understanding of the message title is:
Go back to the mother land, where the war all started.

But that is all I can understand.
What do you think?

Might there be some connection with Tagalog? I understand that modern Talogog is written in regular Roman characters, but is there a native alphabet?

Otherwise, there seem to be far too many different symbols for an alphabetical language. Those usually contain 20 to 40 different symbols. A hundred or more different ones usually indicates a pictographic language, like Chinese.

However, let's also not forget that the subconscious mind is fully capable of turning out gibberish, reams upon ream of it.

Only in the Sitchin version of Sumerian.

I'm not a linguist, but that resembles some of the 22 Phoenician letters.

Not really:

My tip is that it is written in Hindi:




But as I don't know a word of same I cannot help with the translation

Well, considering it came from "automatic" writing, I think it's a sure bet it's a fictional writing system.

--Jaylemurph

It's hard to be precise but none of the characters appear to be repeated, with such long script this can only be con-man-darin.

Damn, het. I wish I had said that.

--Jaylemurph

Actually, I spent less than five minutes and spotted a specific character repeated in at least the first three pages linked.

It's three horizontal lines with the bottom line being longer. A circle is to the immediate right of the middle line.

I noticed more that appear to be repeated, but I do not have enough interest in this to devote half my day to deciphering

The character I mentioned is fairly easy to spot, and I doubt anyone would be able to claim I'm misidentifying two different characters after seeing it.

Look Out! He's writing in tongues!!!!

Somehow this doesn't fill me with confidence, the Philippines' contribution to modern medicine being psychic surgery and all. FWIW, the lines are pretty obviously horizontal and start at the top left (like a European language); IIRC, in most middle-eastern and oriental languages the lines start at the top right side of the page - and some go vertically.

Some of the figures appear to be animations in that the first figure is slightly moved to create the second figure and so forth. Then the series appears to repeat itself more than once. There also seems to be two, then three, paths of the Sun in relation to Earth. Maybe the sun images are actually comets or ships of some sort and their trajectory for landing on Earth.

I still am not convinced any of the alien sightings are attributable to life from other planets visiting us. Rather they have been here for a long time bound to the World in many ways as much as we are.

A more reasonable guess is that they are trajectories of great sunspots and their energy moving toward us.

I would say that it's very similar to Korean or Katagana Japanese.

..you mean katakana?

....

And hangul for korean is it? not sure, but no it doesn't resemble ancient jap and korean writings because korean and japanese writings were branched off from the kanji of China, and china used picture like words back then to write, so no it would not be related to eastern asia.

And why do you deduce that?

Its Plainly a con-man-darin stuff as hetrodoxy put it. If you notice, whoever created this script has tried to mix the scripts of all major languages and create something new...

asian scripts are there, arabic scripts too.

It does resemble the Katagana, which I don't know how to read. Well, can anyone translate it? I'm really curious about this.

Heh heh. Let me get my special translating peep-stone...

--Jaylemurph

My point was,: I think the person checked out Japanese or Korean or something, and came up with his own text. But, I'm being the skeptic here....

looks like variations on Tagalog, which makes sense if the 'automatic writer' is a Filipino. see this link for comparison:
http://www.mts.net/~pmorrow/paterno.htm

or if you're really interested, as Tagalog is an offshoot of languages from Southern India - Malayan archipelago, then compare the samples to the ones from this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abugida

I deduce this because I've seen ancient chinese/japanese writings in person while in the temples of china and japan, and
because Katakana is a pronnouciation tool used for foreign words, eg: Cheese in katakana would be chi-zu. But Chizu in Hiragana would mean map. but there are Kanji's that have originated from China that can also represent words that can be written in HIragana, sometimes even katakana. I know its very confusing maybe i'll scan some words when i get home.

Basically i can't say that he didn't get it from Korean or the japanese language, but the chance is unlikely.

IN truth you can compare the writings with lots of languages and find some form of resembelance, same with any other language.





its Katakana. :I.

And its not katakana on the writings, so someone who can read katakana/hiragana won't be able to translate it. Heck i can't make head or tales of it noneof it resembles Hiragana, or katakana, we don't use circles unless its on the top right corner of the symbol...

It does resemble Tagalog. Perhaps, it's a local dialect. And it looks lke a colleciton of astrologiacal charts of some kind.

Ahhh! Its the same writing found on the "Drone" UFO sightings!

Dude, LOOK at some of the "words." They look like something out of the Kamasutra! LOL

Nothing to do with the writing, but an interesting aspect to the first drawing that reminds me of a chart representing the rising and setting of the sun at different times of the year, the Solstice and Equinox evidently not of this earth. Did anyone else see this?

It's nothing like The Japanese/Chinese Kanji or Kana. We can most definitely rule that out. I've automatically written something very similar, to which a close friend of mine pointed out that I was writing a form of the demonic language. O.o' I stopped AW due to that very fact. This writing looks similar, but much more flowery. I'd assume it was Angelic or something. It's very interesting indeed.

Some of these characters look arabic. I also noticed that whoever wrote this, wrote it from right to left and drew the pictures of the earth, sun and planets on the lower left bottom which means the person was definately writing from right to left. Also, look at the date field at the top. It is at the top left corner. I think Jinns or multidimensional beings may have influenced this person from India to write this. India is well known for strange magical stuff like, evil eye attacks and Shaman magical stuff.

That is the first thing I thought also. It is inevitable that some symbols will repeat, unless some specifically tried to only make new ones. Anyway, there are way more symbols then in any normal alphabet, including Tagalog. It does look a good deal like Tagalog however. Perhaps he was writing composite letters to form symbols for words in a Tagalog style.

On Earth (at least) there are three different kinds of writing: alphabets, where a symbol represents a specific sound, and two kinds of pictograms -- one where an image represents a syllable (like most of written Mayan) and the other where one symbol represents exactly one word (like Chinese). Whoever "wrote" this has far, far too many characters for an alphabet and not nearly enough for Chinese-style pictograms. And it's just not used properly to be a syllabalary one. Suffice it to say, I think the language is not a real human language. And I don't believe in aliens.

--Jaylemurph

i think its about the planets especially earth....


its a combination of chinese and indian writings..•••±•••

This is some pretty weird stuff for sure...they do look like a tie between ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and te current Chinese alphabet.

YOU DON"T BELIEVE IN THE ALIENS!!!! OMG!!

Heh.

Allow to re-phrase: I do believe in aliens, just not any that are/have been on Earth. And certainly not ones that magically beam forms of writing into people's heads without no easily available way of translating it.

--Jaylemurph

a spiritual trip to india? wat kind of guy was this

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I found this figure on another thread on this board (Vast Prehistoric....second link).

It seemed to me that it is similar to some of the symbols posted here. What makes it really interesting is the site was referring to the "ancients" and I got the sense that it could be referring to the world before the "great flood."

To Me it seems more of a pganaistic type rather than a serious World language such as phoenician. This more than likely was made by a pagan cult Trying to spread its influence through language and only using that.... Might also be a code....

Pagan language? What's that, as opposed to a "World language such as phoenician [sic]"?

--Jaylemurph

Yes i looked at that as well but you are wrong. Some of them are repeated on the first link with a symbol that looks kinda like this o
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except the line is curved. I dunno if its just me, but they do look like stick figures or people? when you look sideways they do.

Also every symbol has a circle in it, as everyone probably would have noticed. Well it seems like every one of them does.

YES I HAVE SEEN THIS BEFORE
I HAVE ALOT OF WRITING UNKOWN TO ME
HAVE BEN TOLD ITS VERY IMPORTANT

YES I HAVE SEEN THIS BEFORE
I HAVE ALOT OF WRITING UNKOWN TO ME
HAVE BEN TOLD ITS VERY IMPORTANT