What do you mean? I don't know why.

This is the 100 quatrain of Nostradamus, the prophet of mysterious language.

The branches of hawthorn are placed in the center of the bronze tripod.

He wetted his hands and feet with water waves.

In fear, in a trembling voice

Divine glory, gods beside him, he sits.

When this passage is taken from11-1555: The soothsayer explains his skills, we try to clearly describe the preparation ceremony that the soothsayer will go through before trying to establish contact with what he calls "emptiness" or "desolation".

The hawthorn branch mentioned here ("la verge en")

horse ") is what we need to pay special attention to. The Romans believed that hawthorn had magical power of magic and light, and people often put the leaves on its branches on the beds of newborns (it is said that hawthorn is a tree blessed by the Roman goddess Maya). As the first four lines imply, "Horse? There is also a connection between the French word "Magi" (magic) and "magi" (three sages), just as all words can be proved to have originated from the same etymology, that is, the Latin word "maius/

Magius can correspond to Sanskrit mah, which means "growing up". In addition, because hawthorn is very sensitive to water, it is often used for detection, and water is regarded as the traditional connecting medium of sacred springs. In order to find this direction, there is no doubt that the diviner placed hawthorn branches in the center of the bronze tripod filled with water.