deciphered the "hidden code"

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A British professor claims to have discovered the secret messages from Greek religion and for science hidden in the writings of philosopher

The Greek philosopher Plato, born four centuries before Christ, and considered one of the founders of Western thought and science, made a lot of books and writings. For a long time, historians and scientists discussed the existence of so-called Code of Plato, a secret message in the texts of the scholar, possibly made to communicate scientific ideas without being considered a heretic by his peers, as he felt that mathematics and the gods were not so controlled the universe. In recent years, many scholars deny the existence of such a system encryption, but a historian of science at the University of Manchester, Professor Jay Kennedy, claims to have the key to the mystery. "It exists and is a true discovery, not a reinterpretation" of the writings of the philosopher, said.



One of the writings of Plato


"The result was surprising, like opening a tomb and find a number of gospels written by Christ himself," says Kennedy, whose findings are published in the journal Aperion. According to the University of Manchester, the finding may revolutionize the history of the origins of Western thought.
Apparently, Plato used a regular code of symbols, heirs of the ancient followers of Pythagoras, to give their books a musical structure. A century earlier, Pythagoras had written that the planets and stars make a music inaudible, a "harmony of the spheres' that Plato sought to imitate in his books. After five years of study, Dr. Kennedy found that one of the best known books of Plato, The Republic, has groups of words related to the music after every twelfth of the text. This regular pattern represents the twelve notes in the Greek musical scale. Some are harmonious, sometimes dissonant. In the harmonic, the author described sounds associated with love and laughter, while the dissonant related to war or death.

Threat to religion

The specialist points out that Plato did not take all this work for pleasure, but "for their own safety." The ideas of Plato posed a major threat to the Greek religion. Secret codes show that the great philosopher anticipated the Scientific Revolution 2,000 years before Isaac Newton discovered the most important idea, namely that the laws of Nature are written in the language of mathematics.



"This is the start of something big. It will take a generation to understand their consequences. All pages contain 2000 undetected symbols, "says Kennedy. The decoded messages also carry an amazing way of bringing together science and religion. According to Plato, discover the scientific order of nature is to be ever closer to God, which seems to put an end to the war between science and religion before it began.


Some of the revolutionary ideas of Platónabc | madrid
"Be kind, everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.
"If we expect women to do the same work as men, we must teach the same things.
"Ignorance is the root of all evil.
"Only the dead have seen the end of the war.
"The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men.
"Wise men talk because they have something to say, fools because they have to say something.


Source: http://www.akronoticias.com/2010/06/9930-23850.htm