On the left is an ancient document known as "The Voynich Manuscript". The name Voynich refers to the discoverer, not the author. Note that it depicts The Cosmic Tree with four objects dangling beneath what is clearly the Insignia Of Enlil, at the right. Curiously I was not aware of The Voynich Manuscript image before I drew my own "modernistic" image for the cover of my book, above. Is it only a "coincidence" that I used four objects dangling from the "millwheel" in my own drawing? The origin of and the language used in The Voynich Manuscript are unknown, but the alphabet resembles Armenian and Ethiopic.

"There is a mill which grinds by itself, swings of itself, and scatters the dust a hundred versts away. And there is a golden pole with a golden cage on top which is also the Nail of the North. And there is a very wise tomcat which climbs up and down this pole. When he climbs down, he sings songs; and when he climbs up, he tells tales." Legend of the Ostyaks of the Siberian Irtysh River Valley

The "Winged Disk" and the "Thunderbird" are identical symbols, and they are found all over the world, particularly in the Northern Hemisphere, with the Christian Cross being the symbol's latest incarnation. Such identical symbols could not have just spontaneously originated in so many different cultures and languages. These images therefore obviously refer to something that was visible in the Heavens to all the people of North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. It is the purpose of this book to identify this heavenly object.

Not all of the information presented in this book has been uploaded to this website, out of fairness to those who choose to purchase a book. Moreover, those who do purchase a book will find much additional information here. Indicated below in the book's Table Of Contents are those chapters which are available only with the book itself, and the book contains 17 pages of illustrations, not all of which can be found here.