leigh8bee@optusnet.com.au wrote:

Dr. Bipolar wrote:

The History and Purpose of Nostradamus' Cryptic Writing
December 15,2006 12:00 AM EST

Morten St. George's Incantation of the Law Against Inept Critics: A
Guide to Cryptic Thinking breaks historical ground in this little-known
area

Fortaleza, Ceara (FV Newswire) - With the current strong interest in
The Da Vinci Code, now is the ideal time for anyone interested in
hidden messages to read Incantation of the Law Against Inept Critics: A
Guide to Cryptic Thinking, by Morten St. George. This remarkable new
book explores a fascinating field that has been long-neglected by
Western scholars and authors, despite its brilliance and historical
significance, as well as the potential for this lost art in today's
world of increasing censorship and groupthink.

Little-known or appreciated in modern times, the art of cryptic
thinking and writing evolved over a period of centuries, largely as a
result of the Inquisition and religious censorship. While modern
readers might misjudge it as nonsensical writing, it is actually the
exact opposite, as the true meaning of the communication is hidden
within intellectually challenging language and requires much effort on
the part of the reader.

Cryptic thinking and writing has a long and rich history, and was
typically employed by wary authors, such as Nostradamus, who wished to
communicate political opinions or other potentially controversial (or
even lethal) ideas, should the actual messages be understood by the
rulers and other power elite of their day.

St. George's new book is truly unique, and reveals the results of his
years of painstaking study, in which he discovered and catalogued some
of the most brilliant techniques employed by Nostradamus and the
medieval cabalists, who had every reason to use cryptic writing --
regardless of whether or not they were labeled "insane" by their
contemporaries, or their current historians. St. George reapplies
Nostradamus' predictions to our current world, and also helps anyone to
learn cryptic techniques by challenging the reader to decode a series
of mentally stimulating cryptic messages.

For more information, please visit the author's web site, at
www.crypticthinking.com. Incantation of the Law Against Inept Critics
is available for sale online at Amazon.com, Borders.com, BookSurge.com,
and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.

About the Author
Morten St. George is the pen name for a writer who devoted many years
of self-study and effort to mastering the field of cryptic
communications. He was born in the United States and currently lives in
Brazil.

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Company: Cryptic Thinking Official Site
Contact: Morten St. George
Phone: 011-55-85-9179-2814
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Perhaps you should start off using CRITICAL thinking, but it smacks of
nonsense yes word play forms a major part of Nostradamus' work but this
channelling and all well it it is too much.
2nd only to Delores Cannon methinks.
http://www.ozarkmt.com/prophecies.htm

Well, I have one of channeler Cannon's books...and I don't believe much
of anything she says, but it's interesting sociologically, as part of
psychology, too, of human beings who think their subconscious is an
external entity conversing with them. LOL!
I try to take in nearly everything odd (and that's a LOT!) about this
nutty species, whether it is a fiasco or not. It's all in the learning
process...of understanding what we are, and why we do what we do.
Dr. Bipolar :))