Mona Lisa's Hidden Messages Revealed: Leonardo Da Vinci Tried To Warn Future Generations

Mona Lisa's Hidden Messages Revealed: Leonardo Da Vinci Tried To Warn Future Generations

500 years ago a man painted a portrait of a woman and created one of the most iconic and mysterious paintings we know. The man is Leonardo da Vinci - an artist, inventor, genius, engineer, and the picture - the familiar Mona Lisa.

Mona Lisa is one of the most iconic paintings. Painted in the early 16th century, the Mona Lisa is known for its enigmatic smile, masterful technique and deep mystery. But beyond its superficial beauty lie hidden mysteries and special symbolism that have captivated the imagination of people for centuries.

From claims that the painting is a portrait of a man or a self-portrait, through questions about the reason for the famous mysterious smile, to hidden symbols and mirror images, the Mona Lisa is the subject of endless speculations.

What is it about this painting that makes it so mysterious and intriguing?
One of the mysteries is that no one is actually 100% sure if the painting is actually called like that. There are many theories about its origin, none of which have been fully proven. It is not even certain whether Leonardo da Vinci himself painted it or whether it was one of his students.
The only thing that most experts agree on is that the picture was painted over a long period of time - more than 4 years, and there are even doubts that it is not finished yet.
It is very likely that Leonardo da Vinci almost never parted with it and over the years he constantly added various touches such as secret codes and messages for future generations.

Leonardo is the author of some of the most famous paintings in the world - "Mona Lisa", "The Last Supper", "The Lady with an Ermine". He was a genius whose inventions were centuries ahead of their time. He drew drawings of tanks, helicopters, diving suits and even a camera - all kinds of strange things for those times that have become a reality these days.
Some people believe that if we match Leonardo's paintings, which fit together like a giant jigsaw puzzle, we will be able to unlock the secrets of the universe. Did he really try to reveal to us a secret knowledge that, in order to avoid the interference of the church, he encoded through symbols in his paintings?

But let's start from the beginning - What do we think we know about the life of Leonardo da Vinci?
It is believed that Leonardo was the illegitimate child of a nobleman / entrepreneur - Piero and a peasant girl from the town of Vinci, named Catharina. More precisely, Caterina was only 15 years old when she was seduced by the rich Florentine notary Piero. Their relationship was short-lived, and when Leonardo was born, his father married another woman. Leonardo spent his earliest years with his mother, and then, contrary to expectations, the care of the little boy was taken over by his father, Piero, with whom he spent a lot of time in Florence, and then later moved to live there. At that time, Florence was the center of the cultural revival - the Renaissance. A time when the human spirit was awakened and inspired to reach new heights of creativity, knowledge and above all spirituality. But also a time that revealed a hidden world of mysticism and esoteric knowledge that fueled many of the era's greatest artistic and scientific achievements, including Leonardo.

The interesting thing here is that we have very little information about Leonardo's mother. Who was she? Did he inherit any talents from her? According to an anonymous author from the 16th century, Leonardo was "per madre nato di bon sangue", i.e. of good maternal descent, and there are also suggestions that she came from somewhere in the east..
There is an exciting theory that Leonardo's mother, Catherina was initiated in the esoteric knowledge of the Cathars (the word cathar comes from the Greek katharoi, "the pure ones”). Back then Catharism was a Christian gnostic movement which thrived in Southern Europe, particularly in northern Italy and southern France between the 12th and 14th centuries. The Cathars believed a person can return to being a son of God and free himself from the wheel of birth and death by following the path of Christ initiation. What is interesting about them is that a person could not become a Cathar only by baptism or by joining the religious community and thus achieve liberation of the soul. Becoming a cathar could happen only through Christ's mystery of initiation into the Holy Grail.

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[moneymaster]

I don't care about the portrait I'm more concerned about the background

[Quantum]

Thank you for doing this most crucial work to find the truth, and present what you find in a way that ignites minds with eyes to see and ears to hear. I'm afraid those who don't get it now never will.

[zoebowler]

I’ve always had a fascination with him. If only this information was in the right hands

[robertdragoff]

Eventually we’ll build a wayback machine, take a trip to the 1480’s, and talk with Mr. DaVinci so we can find out what his paintings were all about.

Until then, let’s enjoy his work and maybe learn something from them….

[miakane]

He painted the last supper obviously the Mona Lisa is Mary Magdalene

[ohmygawslol]

I just noticed that any renaissance art has no reflection of any man or woman on their eye or did high renaissance artists did that on purpose.

[NickMACK]

watching from Grenada in the west Indies.

[Soundmorphin]

It’s just a painting. Everyone agrees he is a genius and no one knew him in person, people just repeat what’s been said about others. He was just an artist as everybody else but not everyone has the courage to express it on 3D 🤷🏻

[jftruthseeker]

i don’t think there’s some extraterrestrial signs or something else like a nostradamus thing in the paint, but i think it’s a metaphysical masterpiece . What makes it mysterious i think is her face expression but let me explain… it’s the face expression of a woman through the eyes of DaVinci, being able to making feel everybody who looks at the paint what he felt towards her. I think he put the accents on the mysterious side of what a woman wants as he admired her and maybe suffering of his love for her very profoundly and the accent on the mysterious eyes and smile is all about that and it’s universal, every man who has been deeply in love with a particular woman and even more like when it’s an impossible love will agree. Like Freud said at the end of his life and one of his big questions all his life : Finally, what a woman wants ? And i think this is the key of this masterpiece. DaVinci have been able to express this deep feeling every man feels about women through this paint the paradox of her eyes and smile that looks like maternal love and warmth and shelter of the mother and the ambiguity of the mockery appearance of it and the mystery behind her eyes like if she’s hiding something that aches every men unconsciously. Some may express through music and other through painting but if you’ve been reading some psychoanalysis sometimes you’ll understand what i mean

[lamphabkk]

Hm..she looked sad..my perpective..a smile like this
loaded with hidden emotions
History says lots of things
but we ppl never looked
within ourselves n do
our own research..This is
how d world as put us up.
Seeking within thyself..

[Blackfoxparadox]

It's always been known who she is. The mandela effect in force with this one. Many people don't recall the veil or her sitting in a chair.

[leewheaton]

I don't remember her having a smile.

[RPod]

72 tongues were spoken at the Babel tower before the fall and 70 after. (2 stand for duality and 7 to the 7 trial (7 deadly sin) this trial allow only the righteous one to enter the kingdom of God. )

[ttk]

I really think that Leonardo did not live in an era without electricity, I am not saying he lived in the last 130 or so years, I am saying that in his time there was electricity and that his masterful technique was airbrush, which is why you do not see brush strokes, even if there was not electricity though there is plenty evidence there was, I still think he used airbrush.

[espositogauss]

Please can you do for us the documentary on Leonardo da Vinci and his secret society

[kyleblackman]

Yes everybody's gay everybody's LGBT just can't help yourselves from going woke suggesting woke pushing woke.
Cya
Now DaVinci was gay along with Jesus right

[bm]

Yeah. And King Charles III is a lizard at night.

[monalisa]

The landscape is a mixture of 5 locations in Australia where she lived

[houseofabba]

Evening 🎉🎉🎉 King. The painting has 3 D painting and possibly more codes. I watched my dad paint in 3 D. And listening to you if you can figure out the illusion of art the painting is done then You could see more messages.

[garnGad]

@ 2:40 that painting looks like a young Rembrandt? Or am I completely mistaken.