Mysterious codes and cyphers
| Of all the documents
found with Skully, the most important was a manuscript (dating
from around 1900) written in a strange code. We printed a page
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January, 1999, Newsletter.
We asked if anyone had any ideas as to what the script was, and
how it could be decoded. Several individuals contacted us with
the information that the code was a quasi-Masonic shorthand utilized
in the 18th and early 19th century by an esoteric fringe of Freemasonry
with links to both the Theosophists and the Golden Dawn. |
| We were unable to obtain
a copy of this script but by using various diagrams and tables
contained in the manuscript itself and checking these against
published sources we gradually came to an understanding of the
material contained within the manuscript. In part, it contains
various Masonic rituals and ceremonies, with comments and interpretations
of these. |
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There are also a number of occult tables,
correspondences and diagrams depicting the relationships between
various supernatural phenomena. Most of the journal material,
however, is devoted to a kind of automatic writing. The author
explains the methods he uses to contact the spirit (named ShLB
LShD) and almost seems to be trying to come to terms
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implications of both the spirit dictating the material, and the
material being produced. All pages from this material together
with translations will eventually be posted on these pages. This
information is very controversial and extremely sensitive. In
the meantime we have included a small selection of images for
anyone who may be interested. |
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We are indebted to Tim Rollins who's
invaluable expertise and infinite patience enabled us to realize that
the material was written in two different forms of the same cypher;
and ultimately to decode it.
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to view the images.
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