The
Shroud of Turin is said to be the most studied
human artifact of all time. Many believe that it is the genuine
burial cloth of Jesus. It's supposed to be his spiritual
impression that was left behind after he died and ascended to
heaven. I make no attempt to invalidate Jesus or the events
surrounding his death. I've found that this piece of cloth
wasn't just man made but actually created by Leonardo Da Vinci.
Da Vinci was friends with the Royal family of TURIN so it's very
realistic and possible for him to have created the image on the
shroud.
He no only had access to
it, he was fully capable of creating the very advanced
photographic impression on the shroud. Since its creation it's
been the *then* unexplainable image and seemingly divine
characteristics of the shroud that's led people to believe it
was authentic. It would be like finding a photograph in an
Egyptian tomb, thousand of years before photography was
invented. In my book I not only assert that Da Vinci was fully
capable of creating the photographic effect, but also used it in
the Mona Lisa and some of his other art. He left behind clues
and evidence that he created the shroud and that is what I've
discovered. I'm not the only one to say Da Vinci created the
Shroud of Turin but I am the first (and you're the first to see)
to realize it combines with his world famous "vitruvian man'
sketch. Not only that but I show how the Shroud itself, when
mirrored on itself, has Da Vinci's very unique design
characteristics. I show in my book how Da Vinci used mirroring
to unlock hidden images and designs in his art and paintings.
This is just a preview and
short explanation to a very complicated and technical discovery.
Download the first half of my book for free to learn more. Then
buy the full version if you want the rest.
To the left is a picture
of the Shroud of Turin. To the Right is the same picture
mirrored on itself at 50% transparency. Notice the patterns and
clarity that result. This is not a coincidence, neither is the
cross that's created on "Jesus's" chest. If you do the same
thing to some other Da Vinci works - they do the same thing.
Leonardo was known for his mirrored writing but no one else has
realized he used the same technique in his art. In my book I
explain how this could have been possible (inducing dyslexia)
and go over a lot more.
The Image from the
Shroud of Turin not only aligns perfectly with the drawing it's
suppose to.
The two images combine
and create an animation. Meaning that when you put them together
and view them right you can see it from multiple angles. It's
encoded as if it were a sculpture. It's not impossible at all,
do a google search for the "Shroud of Turin" and read up about
it. This sketch by Da Vinci is the key to unlocking it's
mysteries. I'm currently working on the mechanics behind it but
both images FOR SURE are more detailed and were designed to be
mirrored and combined together. Check out these pictures for
now. I'll be posting more and an animation once I figure it out
better.
Both the Shroud and the
sketch are seen more clearly when inverted and mirrored on
themselves. It's as if the sketch makes out the body, and the
shroud fills in the insides - the organs and show other various
hand movements. Notice how it show the arms going from holding
the cross looking thing in front of the chest, to across the
crotch, and then out as if doing a jumping jack. When I figure
it out I guarantee it'll make a complete 3d model of the entire
area. Don't believe it, come back in a few days! or Read my
book!
All the images on this page were made in only
a few quick and easy steps in photoshop that could be reproduced
by anyone with even an intermediate knowledge of the program and
images that can be found anywhere online. I didn't fabricate
these. They are pictures of the Shroud of Turin and Da Vincis'
sketch. Super imposed over each other, (No change in proportion,
only resized!) the transparencies reduced to 50%, a copy
mirrored on itself (both the shroud and the sketch) and then
inverted. This just creates one "frame" each and every
various alteration results in a new one and new image. There are
literally thousand of different images that come from ONLY
two...
All the images on this page were made in
only a few quick and easy steps in photoshop that could
bereproduced by anyone with even an intermediate knowledge of
the program and images that can be found anywhere online. I
didn't fabricate these. They are pictures of the Shroud of Turin
and Da Vincis' sketch. Super imposed over each other, (No change
in proportion, only resized!) the transparencies reduced to 50%,
a copy mirrored on itself (both the shroud and the sketch) and
then inverted. This just creates one each and every various
alteration results in a new one and new image. There are
literally thousand of different images that come from ONLY
two...