So, I was feeling a little unsettled while walking around in the crowds yesterday, no apparent reason, just unsettled
Eventually, I feel an urge to get a paper and a pencil, I thought I was to do some automatic drawing, and so I sat down and put the pencil on the paper

However, after a few moments, I realized that this was not drawings, it was symbols, made of vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines, along with circles here and there (seems to be a symbolic representation of people, circle as heads, lines as body parts)
The method I used to write them was quite chaotic, jumping from here to there all over, that was why I didn't realize they were writing at the time
Though when I feel the urge that it was finished, the result was written in a text like manner, which can be read quite nicely from left to right (not the usual A to Z words though apparently)

I managed to interpret some of them, but not all
One of the message I get was a date, which leads me to assume that these writings were a message sent to me by myself, since the date was my birthday, though the year was 3132 (either I live that long, or it was another me)

Some of the interpretation I got but I haven't understand was (written as how it was read from left to right, top to bottom)

- ...for man shall faest (dunno what that means, the word i get sounded close to feast, far aced, far eysd, far est)

- Incarnata escartum vox elitcia el calgaria
- Makta askali esguar olatosicat
- Saviglia el notartum marka estat virg estat

There was also several letters/symbols that I can interpret separately, which was
- the tree sitter
- the star catcher
- the conflict that shall come upon
- the three of one
- the bible bliss

That's what I get
The first part was written in english, though I don't know any word called faest in english, any clue what it means?

I also needed some help with the second and third part (from the incarnata til the bible bliss)
The incarnata and saviglia part sounds somewhat Latin (maybe), I might be able to translate it by feeling, but it would be helpful if one who knows Latin can help with some possible translation of the words
The makta part, I don't have a clue, I'm going to try to feel its meaning, but would like to ask for help if anyone recognize a similar language and can roughly translate it

About the separate letter interpretation (the tree sitter til the bible bliss)
Anyone got any info about meaning, view, myth, interpretation or history regarding these phrases?
I got a feeling that would be helpful

Any help is appreciated
Thank you in advance (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

This post has been edited by arkham: Aug 10 2010, 06:51 PM