"Discovering Da Vinci's Daughter"
Was written over two years ago. I decided soon after it was finished that I needed to re-write as I did with the previous 4 versions. Now, four years later i've decided to change gears and make it more professional and less personal. The focus will be on Da Vinci and what i've found, and less on how i've found it. That will be saved, maybe, for a future book.

Read More:
- Interjection 10
- Refutation
- Proof
- Da Vinci
- Interjections
- Chapters
- Mon Salai
- The Last Supper
- Mona Lisa
- The Shroud of Turin
Or check out my blog: Derekbair.blogspot.com
My book encompasses quite a few different revelations.
- Da Vinci's use of Stereo-grams (not thought to be invented till the 1800's)
- The assertion that Da Vinci created the Shroud of Turin (It combines with his drawing the Vitruvian Man
- That the Mona Lisa Contains hundreds of other images hidden inside her thousand of layers (later supported by other people discovering the same things (see links)) Also that the painting could make a movie/ animation once I figure out the mechanics and process to do it! (which I have and will be in 2.0)
- The correct way to view the Last Supper which shows a baby being passed around.
- The True Identity of the Model in the Painting "Mona Lisa" - which is Da Vinci's daughter - painted and metaphorical not Lisa Giocondo. I've found another painting that has an "unknown painter" that matches and combines perfectly with the Mona Lisa of Salai - Da Vinci's lover of 25 years who's name is anagrammed in the title "Mona Lisa" and who's portrait combines as well. -

Da
Vinci's Self portrait - Salai - Mona Lisa (they all
combine)
- I've found that the Mona Lisa's edges align when rolled up - answering why the perspective in the back ground is "off" (click on Mona Lisa to see pictures)
- Da Vinc's paiting of "John the Baptist" is really of his Lover Salai. This painting and another painting of Salai both combine with the face of the Mona Lisa. Salaino *another version of Salai's name) is annagramed as - ona Lisa (Mona Lisa without the M)

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Any advice or help would be appreciated: info@itsjustlife.com



