CENTURIA II · QUATRAIN XIII
The Captured Soul
Le corps sans u00e2me plus n'estre en sacrifice,
Jour de mort mis en nativitu00e9:
L'esprit divin fera l'u00e2me felice,
Voyant le verbe en son u00e9ternitu00e9.
The body without soul no longer in sacrifice,
the day of death set at the birth:
the divine spirit shall make the soul blessed,
seeing the Word in its eternity.
THE MASTER SAYS…
Nostradamus says that this prophecy is connected with the very distant future of earthly civilization. One of the characteristic features of this period will be outstanding successes in the field of medicine, connected mainly with the problems of human physical vulnerability and with the restoration of his vital capacity after death. Even in the past such attempts were repeatedly made, when doctors, trying to bring a patient out of a state of clinical death, began to develop special methods of resuscitation. In the distant future, medicine will practically make man immortal, because it will become obvious that for such a complex organism as Homo Sapiens, it will be practically impossible to fulfill the program destined for it within such compressed time frames laid down by the creator. In the future, one of the successes in the field of resuscitation, as Nostradamus foresees, will be the development of devices capable of localizing, capturing, and storing the human soul as a non-traditional energy form of information that leaves a person during death at any location of the tragic event that took his life. Such devices will also perform the function of a kind of “injectors” of spiritual energy, when the return of this energy to the body after its accumulation in the form of specific radiation will be carried out following the corresponding resuscitation procedure on the damaged body — up to its complete replacement by a cloned body of the deceased. By that time, humanity will have made many more remarkable discoveries that will mark a new era in the development of science and technology. The technological achievements of earthly civilization will astonish the imagination with their capabilities. One can say that earthly civilization will approach such a threshold when it becomes possible to “touch the holy of holies,” namely, the Creator himself. The discovery of the spiritual matrix of the Universe will allow the interconnection of all-pervading life forces and will make it possible to control them for the purpose of resuscitating lost life. Nostradamus says that what he has told will be accessible only to your descendants. The discovery of the life energy generator will create such a sensation in science that the world will, in fact, be rebuilt anew. Seemingly eternal, unshakable dogmas of science and philosophy will be subjected to such merciless criticism that much in them will have to be turned upside down. What was previously considered completely impossible will, with the development of new ideas, be embodied in reality. Dramatic changes will occur not only in science and philosophy but also in religion. Perhaps this is why the translator felt a certain connection between this quatrain and the author’s religious worldview. Nostradamus says that it could not be otherwise. After all, the word “occult” means hidden, mysterious, invisible!