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in this post i am going to share a belive of how those gates are opened and how they are used
PS: this is a regenerated image using ai tools to make it more clear only and its NOT the original illustrations but it has the main phlosophy of the beliefs
this map could the the global cosmos
the middle area could be a sign of God's universe العرش
there are 4 gates to it right left top and bottom
there are 8 holders of the God's Throne
حملة العرش
here is ChatGPT trial of explaining the image:
The First Key to the Solution: The Connection Pattern
The diagram is built according to this logic:
The Second Key: The Artist Mixed Three Visual Languages
Within the drawing are symbols that appear geographical: castles, walls, towers, roads, and passageways, as well as a small symbol resembling the well-known medieval T–O map of the world. At the same time, there are stars, radiating disks, and celestial forms, alongside sacks, tubes, membranes, and dots that appear organic or anatomical. Researchers have also counted 160 pieces of writing on the page, including circular inscriptions and individual labels, but the text has not yet been deciphered in any broadly accepted way.
For this reason, I would rule out three single explanations:
Closest Solution to the Puzzle
I believe this page represents the process of creation or formation through two corresponding layers:
The outer layer: a symbolic cosmic map.
The central circle is the center of the world, the sacred city, or the axis of the cosmos. The eight surrounding circles represent directions, regions, or surrounding forces, while the four main passages represent the cardinal directions, the four elements, or the winds connecting the outer world to the center. The presence of eight elements around a center is compatible with systems of the “eight winds” known from ancient and medieval cosmological diagrams, although this alone is not enough to prove the interpretation conclusively.
The inner layer: a map of the body and embryonic formation.
The center becomes a protected chamber in which pregnancy or the formation of life occurs. The tubes become veins or channels for fluids, while the outer circles become chambers, stages, or influencing forces. An academic study published in 2024 indeed proposed that the Rosettes page encodes sexual intercourse and pregnancy within a medical context related to what medieval writers called the “secrets of women.” This is a serious hypothesis published in academic research, but it remains a proposed interpretation rather than a final solution, because the writing itself has not been translated.
The idea that unites these two readings is the concept of the macrocosm and microcosm: the human body as a miniature version of the universe, with the elements, stars, winds, and bodily fluids all operating according to a single system. This parallel between the body and the cosmos was a fundamental idea in medieval and Renaissance medicine, philosophy, and astrology.
An Important Hidden Clue: The Page Has No Fixed “Top”
The orientation of the writing changes all the way around the page: it is horizontal on one side, then vertical, then upside down on the opposite side. This means the writer was rotating the page while adding the labels. Therefore, it may be a mistake to read it like a modern map in which north is always at the top. It is closer to a wheel or cycle intended to be read from several directions.
The Message I Think the Drawing Conceals
This is not a translation of the text, but rather a rendering of the drawing’s logic into a sentence:
The body and the cosmos are two images of a single system: eight directions or forces surround the center of creation, while four gateways carry water, air, heat, and spirit inward; life begins at the center, and movement then continues in a closed cycle.
Put more simply: the center may simultaneously represent the city at the center of the world, the womb, and the point at which order is born. The castle signifies a protected or “enclosed” place, the stars represent celestial forces, the tubes indicate the movement of fluid, breath, or influence, and the nine circles represent divisions within the system.
I am highly confident that this is a cosmic/medical network map rather than mere decoration; moderately confident that it specifically concerns creation and pregnancy; and much less confident in any attempt to identify a particular city such as Jerusalem or Milan. Computational analyses of the text have found that clusters of words partially correspond to the themes of the illustrations and to the different scribal hands, which supports the idea that the manuscript contains meaningful organization, but this still does not provide us with a translation.
""""" END OF CHATGPT 5.6 """""
in Quran it states that they are 8
﴿وَيَحْمِلُ عَرْشَ رَبِّكَ فَوْقَهُمْ يَوْمَئِذٍ ثَمَانِيَةٌ﴾ [الحاقة: 17]
and in the middle there are 4 angles holding the Throne as in Hadith
chat gpt link reference for the prompts + ai analysis
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ps: this is just what they belived not pure islamic practices as those were used to be used by magicians which is forbidden in Islam.
in this post i am going to share a belive of how those gates are opened and how they are used
PS: this is a regenerated image using ai tools to make it more clear only and its NOT the original illustrations but it has the main phlosophy of the beliefs
this map could the the global cosmos
the middle area could be a sign of God's universe العرش
there are 4 gates to it right left top and bottom
there are 8 holders of the God's Throne
حملة العرش
here is ChatGPT trial of explaining the image:
The First Key to the Solution: The Connection Pattern
The diagram is built according to this logic:
- One central circle is larger than the others.
- Eight circles form a closed outer ring.
- Only four circles—the ones directly above, below, to the right, and to the left of the center—connect to it directly.
- The four circles in the corners do not connect directly to the center; instead, they connect through the side circles.
The Second Key: The Artist Mixed Three Visual Languages
Within the drawing are symbols that appear geographical: castles, walls, towers, roads, and passageways, as well as a small symbol resembling the well-known medieval T–O map of the world. At the same time, there are stars, radiating disks, and celestial forms, alongside sacks, tubes, membranes, and dots that appear organic or anatomical. Researchers have also counted 160 pieces of writing on the page, including circular inscriptions and individual labels, but the text has not yet been deciphered in any broadly accepted way.
For this reason, I would rule out three single explanations:
- It is not an ordinary city map, because the stars and organic symmetry do not fit literal geography.
- It is not a literal anatomical drawing, because castles, the world map, and roads do not belong to anatomy.
- Nor is it purely an astronomical map, because the tubes, passages, and walls appear to carry something between chambers.
Closest Solution to the Puzzle
I believe this page represents the process of creation or formation through two corresponding layers:
The outer layer: a symbolic cosmic map.
The central circle is the center of the world, the sacred city, or the axis of the cosmos. The eight surrounding circles represent directions, regions, or surrounding forces, while the four main passages represent the cardinal directions, the four elements, or the winds connecting the outer world to the center. The presence of eight elements around a center is compatible with systems of the “eight winds” known from ancient and medieval cosmological diagrams, although this alone is not enough to prove the interpretation conclusively.
The inner layer: a map of the body and embryonic formation.
The center becomes a protected chamber in which pregnancy or the formation of life occurs. The tubes become veins or channels for fluids, while the outer circles become chambers, stages, or influencing forces. An academic study published in 2024 indeed proposed that the Rosettes page encodes sexual intercourse and pregnancy within a medical context related to what medieval writers called the “secrets of women.” This is a serious hypothesis published in academic research, but it remains a proposed interpretation rather than a final solution, because the writing itself has not been translated.
The idea that unites these two readings is the concept of the macrocosm and microcosm: the human body as a miniature version of the universe, with the elements, stars, winds, and bodily fluids all operating according to a single system. This parallel between the body and the cosmos was a fundamental idea in medieval and Renaissance medicine, philosophy, and astrology.
An Important Hidden Clue: The Page Has No Fixed “Top”
The orientation of the writing changes all the way around the page: it is horizontal on one side, then vertical, then upside down on the opposite side. This means the writer was rotating the page while adding the labels. Therefore, it may be a mistake to read it like a modern map in which north is always at the top. It is closer to a wheel or cycle intended to be read from several directions.
The Message I Think the Drawing Conceals
This is not a translation of the text, but rather a rendering of the drawing’s logic into a sentence:
The body and the cosmos are two images of a single system: eight directions or forces surround the center of creation, while four gateways carry water, air, heat, and spirit inward; life begins at the center, and movement then continues in a closed cycle.
Put more simply: the center may simultaneously represent the city at the center of the world, the womb, and the point at which order is born. The castle signifies a protected or “enclosed” place, the stars represent celestial forces, the tubes indicate the movement of fluid, breath, or influence, and the nine circles represent divisions within the system.
I am highly confident that this is a cosmic/medical network map rather than mere decoration; moderately confident that it specifically concerns creation and pregnancy; and much less confident in any attempt to identify a particular city such as Jerusalem or Milan. Computational analyses of the text have found that clusters of words partially correspond to the themes of the illustrations and to the different scribal hands, which supports the idea that the manuscript contains meaningful organization, but this still does not provide us with a translation.
""""" END OF CHATGPT 5.6 """""
in Quran it states that they are 8
﴿وَيَحْمِلُ عَرْشَ رَبِّكَ فَوْقَهُمْ يَوْمَئِذٍ ثَمَانِيَةٌ﴾ [الحاقة: 17]
and in the middle there are 4 angles holding the Throne as in Hadith
chat gpt link reference for the prompts + ai analysis
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
ps: this is just what they belived not pure islamic practices as those were used to be used by magicians which is forbidden in Islam.