What s Inside Leonardo Da Vinci s Forbidden Notebook Part 1

A hundred-year-old man is counting his final breaths before death. And a man with a white beard is waiting for him to die. The darkness of night, just the light of a single candle And as soon as he dies The man with the white beard immediately cuts his body in half. Remove the parts from the blind. Starts writing 30-page notes in reverse letters This was the human being Leonardo da Vinci The most brilliant genius in history is The greatest among the great scientists like Newton, Einstein, or Tesla Even the audience just clapping seem to be distracted. Because Leonardo did not focus on just one or two fields Peace in different worlds such searches The code of the Lord's design is among these. The soul's location is within the body. The formula of beauty is The secrets of flying Civilizations are weapons to be used only when necessary. Every single part of the corpse, including blood vessels and nerves, is meticulously detailed in the drawings. And even the prediction of the date of one's own death. And they recorded all this attention in their personal notebook. And kept hidden from the entire world 13,000 pages written in reverse with hands 500 years old These were not just notebooks. This was the mind of the genius, transcribed onto paper. The code we will debug in this video today 1580 Leonardo is 60 years old. An Italian artist, Pomponio Leoni Looking for a little inspiration I bought some papers cheaply all of a sudden. And as soon as they opened those papers Her eyelids froze, and her eyes remained wide open. Reversed letters on every screw Written from right to left They could only fall into the Sif ions Detailed pictures of blind organs As if a body that is not Made by cutting layer by layer Designs of dangerous killers Those who could subdue the samrajyas Technologies of four hundred years ahead There were dry marks on the blind fingers. As if someone had scolded him Started writing after missing the mark Leonie immediately grabbed those dusty old pages Organized in two large volumes 1111 pages Mixed them all together. And always bananas Leonardo's order has been destroyed. After their forehead Their family has these two volumes Made separate parts and gave them a base. Where did da Vinci's work get divided? It traveled from Italy to Spain, then to England and France. Three hundred years later, the era of Ateneo Henrettes arrives, and only now do the Renaissance scholars' eyes turn They begin to delve into the mysterious depths of these books. And their eyes get stuck on some strange patterns. The first pattern consisted of notes found in anatomical drawings that were directed toward the church and the Bible. There were many drawings. The second pattern involved deliberately misrepresenting the designs of weapons in these drawings. The tanks were placed upside down. Crossbow's firing mechanism is faulty. As if you want to send a secret message through it. The third pattern had numerous drawings, scripts, and masterpieces left half-finished. Not one, not two, but hundreds, and even more—on the pages above, dried bloodstains. Had she died before her time? So scholars developed a theory Leonardo da Vinci was a mysterious genius who astonished everyone by encrypting his extraordinary insights and enigmatic discoveries in reverse writing. Why? Because the church would kill him. In Italy during the 14th century, the church held absolute power near its premises. If you say or write something that goes against the Bible, the penalty is case, torture, and death. In 1600, Giordano Bruno was burned alive because he claimed that the Sun was at the center of the universe, not the Earth. Galileo was also imprisoned in 1633 to quell the unrest, and Leonardo had already been declared heretical by 1513. Leonardo knew that if his human anatomical studies, proofs of the Earth's rotation, and realistic sketches of the human embryo were published, the Church would burn him too. And so he encoded them. But these books were revealing only half of the truth. But the whole truth was even more interesting than that. Leonardo was a hidden genius who would appear only once in 10,000 years, not once in 100 years. Yet in the end, at the time of his death, Leonardo described his own life as a great failure. In Leonardo's notebooks, what were those secrets, and what was the truth behind the strange patterns hidden within them? In 1938, a book was published that finally revealed all of Leonardo's hidden secrets. It was written by a person who had spent his entire life uncovering buried truths in the history of art. And with that, the world first discovered Leonardo da Vinci's true face. April 15, 1452, Vinci, Italy. A sickly child is born to a poor middle-class father, Ser Piero, and a peasant laborer mother, Caterina. The child was illegitimate, so he was given the name "Sif Leonardo" and the surname "Gauñ" donated by Da Vinci, meaning "from Vinci." Children who were considered unlucky were rejected and called "Devil's children" in that family. And on Leonardo, there was another mark, a black one, indicating he was left-handed, which the Church regarded as a sign of the devil. No right to study in school, no identity in society, no claim over home, land, or inheritance, even father abandoned me, and mother left with someone else. Leonardo's childhood became a punishment for a sin he had never committed. And such childhoods produce not children, but triangles. If the world does not see me, I will see myself, and through my own eyes, I will understand the world. The child who never learned to write has learned to see. Observation became his language, and patterns his letters. It created strange nuts, fibers, and microstructures of grass, which people would laugh at while reading. But her eyes were not looking above the world, but within it. She was deciphering hidden codes within nature's texture, understanding nature's language. Here, art was not being born, but patterns, reinvention, and innovation. This man has been analyzing one brushstroke at a time for decades. His obsession was clarity. But even today, after decades, the Indians still face a major problem with clarity. Even in today's AI era, 62% of Indians admit that their emails contain spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, and an unprofessional tone. Which often results in their hike or growth effect. Brilliant AI tools are available, such as Quill Bot Chrome Extension, which transforms your complex thoughts into clear, structured lines. Just search for Quill Bot on Google, download the extension from the website, and your work is done. Whenever you write on Gmail or Google Docs, simply select the text you've written, choose the Paraphrase option, select the desired tone, and within seconds you'll receive a polished, error-free draft. And if the tone seems robotic to you, Quillbot's humanizer tool will fix it in seconds. Paste the SIF draft, click the Humanize button, and voilà, your AI text has become quite natural. Whatever field you are in, if you want to express yourself professionally and effectively, Do you want to work efficiently in the team, or just communicate casually? Just write an email using Quillbot and see. You look at him from a distance. Link in this description And today, you're looking at Leonardo And their patent for the reconstruction of the apocalypse One day, twelve-year-old Leonardo was staring intently at a tree. And suddenly, a bomb explodes in his mind. He saw, the size of all the tree trunks As much as the combined size of all their branches And the size of one of their branches This observation is today known as Leonardo's Rule in science. A pure mathematical principle Conservation of Network Flow What's inside the tree, snake? So the flow entering the system is always equal to the flow exiting the system. It is through this principle that our arteries distribute blood. Your year, Leonardo, when gazing at the mountains of Vinci So it doesn't show the ground's depth, but rather a diminishing contrast with distances Appearing to shift toward colors blue and grey And the edges look like they're plucked He was understanding optical scattering. And this very observation gave rise to a new theory. called Atmospheric Perspective This principle will become a fundamental rule for all landscape paintings ahead. It will also be used in paintings like the Mona Lisa. Where people see beauty in dancing horses and leaping cats Leonardo among them Force Distribution, Tendon Extension He was looking at Physics and Biology, while the world was only looking at beauty. And all of this was happening before Galileo and Newton. When science didn't even have words to describe its observations But Leonardo's life was now about to change. Because at the age of 14, they took him on like an apprentice Andrea del Verrocchio, the greatest artist of Florence But this was no art school. He had gone to Leonardo to get his clothes washed and his food prepared. And then, somewhere, it eventually comes to him. There must be some problem with this child; Viruchio noticed it very soon. Because often Leonardo would take up a task, he would half-finish it and pass it on to someone else. Half sketches, half models, half paintings—Leonardo's mind held a problem. That which exists within all of us, which will keep struggling throughout life And finally, call yourself the greatest palier, you will die Look at this painting carefully. Baptism of Christ, a painting so powerful that after seeing it, Leonardo's master, Andrea del Verrocchio, reportedly gave up painting. Here on the left side, an angel holding a rope is visible. Leo Nadol had made just this one angel. And there is such psychological depth, dimension, and emotion in it. That the master of Liyo said, "Cursed be upon me if a child has shown me to be inferior." I will never let go of color from today onwards. Leo infused depth and emotion into a flat canvas by applying science in art. This was proof that it wasn't sheer hard work, but a scientific approach that led Leo to success. Science is not a subject, it is a perspective. You're not watching the video, who are you developing Dhrishti? 1476, Florence — a single night transforms Leonardo's entire life In the darkness of night, someone secretly placed a special box containing candles near the Florence Cathedral. It was written that Leonardo da Vinci had homosexual intercourse with a 14-year-old boy. This was no minor charge; punishment for it was torture, years of imprisonment, and at times, burning alive. But since in this case the name of a boy from a prominent family was also involved, Leonardo's fate miraculously pulled him just barely away from the edge of ruin, as if granting him a fresh start. But his entire world fell apart. The innocent boy, who once had a good heart, began to be looked at with suspicion and distrust in every alley of Florence. Think, today being legal, how then does society still look at it through such biased eyes? That was the time when being gay was considered the lowest form of crime. It was so deep that Leonardo's very sense of self began to dissolve from within. But isn't that a saying? It is from this very hand that Leonardo da Vinci's head, crazed with genius, is born. And the thirst of Evan Power's For four years, Leonardo kept himself confined at home. And gave birth to a new companion in her life, her notebook. His world had now become thoughts about her, her questions, and her sketches. He had locked his very existence within the confines of paper. And in that notebook, page by page, a new world began to unfold. A world that was advancing four hundred years ahead of its time. And now you will discover the real-time evolution of a genius mind through its journey in writing its own book. The book is open, and Leonardo da Vinci is being reborn. You have given me so much, I am deeply grateful. Who am I? Where does the soul reside? Where do feelings like hesitation, shame, and fear reside? Tell me if anything can be more admirable than the reasoning of the soul. Knowing the truth was no longer Leonardo's hobby—it had become the very essence of his life. This was not just a crisis, it was a transformation. Becoming its own identity. They no longer needed to collect mere information, but to decode reality itself, which begins with Questioning one's own identity. For many years, reading books, Leonardo finally, in 1489, found answers to these questions They started smuggling illegal corpses, cutting them up and cracking open the skulls to create these detailed drawings. Looking at these images, they almost resemble a slice from an MRI machine—500 years before MRI machines existed. And here, Leonardo da Vinci literally scooped out the brain to draw these four ventricles, where philosophers at the time believed the soul, emotions, and imagination resided. Today we certainly know this is not true; the brain's ventricles merely circulate cerebrospinal fluid, which insulates the brain from the skull. But these drawings are extremely accurate and depict all these areas. They write. A striking face is divided into three equal parts from top to bottom. From forehead to brow, from brow to nose base, and from nose base to chin. Both eyes are symmetrically positioned between the two sites, and the ears are approximately in the middle. The human body is a system of ratios, a living equation. A true human being will leave a beauty with a feeling. Leonardo is also looking for patterns within it. In reality, in this world, searching for patterns in Brahman is itself a psychological mindset. The curiosity we're jointly developing. But why should anything be visible to us at all? This is Leonardo's work, where you can see how the character is achieving a photo-realistic realism. And this is the work of another artist, Sandro Botticelli. Strong outlines and clear borders. Leonardo had understood the true nature of light. Light never creates a rough edge, but rather creates a smooth gradient. From bright to shadow, best at a distance from the source. With this understanding, Leonardo introduced a new technique in realistic painting known as "sfumato." An illusion where rocky edges dissolve into the air In the year 1480, Leonardo begins to feel a strange discomfort in his knee in Florence, and this painting is released. Beautiful Geneva de Benchy. No smile, no performance—just tea thinking. But how did these drawings of weapons that cause havoc in notebooks suddenly appear? Why does the fire inside Leonardo's heart ignite when faced with weapons of mass destruction? Historians have seen two sides of Leonardo: on one hand, a refined vegetarian human who loved animals so much that he even cared for them. who used to buy birds from the market and set them free from their cages For historians, this has become a major puzzle. Was the man hidden inside Leonardo a hero, or was he a villain? How will Leonardo resolve this conflict within himself between good and evil? And in 20 worlds, by mastering mind-blocking discoveries, he will become the greatest genius scientist, inventor, and artist all at once. His notebooks could have taken the world 200 years ahead. So why did he hide these from the world? Why will Leonardo, in the end, call his life the greatest failure of all—before even speaking a word from his mouth? Everything will be revealed in the next episode. Sépia Videré Tell me what you want to hear very clearly