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Nostradamus C6 Q72: Emotions that drive future visions of religious repression.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The text of this verse mentions divine emotion and this clearly marks it as commentary by Nostradamus on his method of achieving the right dream like state and then being able to recollect it, once awake.

My claim is that emotions are an essential part of memory recall when the subject matter has temporarily been forgotten.

And therfore divine emotions relate sto Nostradamus' contact with the agent that provided his foresight into significant mutations of future times.

In 23rd May 2015 I wr0te: I must have been aware of the following line in Nostradamus 1555 Preface for a long time but it was only today that I saw how clearly he wrote that which has become part of my understanding of how future seeing must work:

This means that the prophecies are illuminated in layers starting with the emotions at the front of his [the prophet's] fantasies. Preface to Cesar 1555 (PCE10)

This verse's text  talks of a wife being violated while the first line mentions feigned fury so it is no surprise to find anagrams for frantic ( r fainct) and rapine ( ine Par) in that same line. But the second line holds a greater affirmation of Nostradamus' intent since it holds clear anagrams for violet ( for - t viole) and flame release (lee Sera - la fem).

Now the violet flame was a term suited to Nostradamus' time and it held special meaning to alchemists. It is related to self-transformation with the flame being the essence of a unique spiritual light. Mystics of all ages have glimpsed a "spiritual spectrum" behind the physical spectrum with the violet flame being associated with the qualities of mercy, forgiveness, freedom and transmutation.

Moreover a violet flame requires the presence of a potassium salt. This potassium component in the fuel then helps muscle contraction, nerve function, and heartbeat regulation. It also helps cells to function properly.

Yet the tone of the text seems more vengeful than enlightened to our modern sense and it  is apparent that this disturbs Nostradamus. So oart of this verse's task is to name thw actual chemical that enables his vision ary aide to register in his brain.

This verse is also Nostradamus'  condemnation of those who proclaim that enlightment alows cruel actions against those who lie outside their realm of righteousness.

His need when triggering tthis verse, was to build affinity with the mutations of future times. To do this his literary output focuses on the condemnation of a rapist seen in  this dream.