I've been waiting for someone to post in another thread where this could go, but think it could have a thread of its own as it's such a major deal in this world, and has been for as long as I can remember.
And to be honest, I've never really gotten the big deal about them, and what makes them so "mysterious". Apart from their size, they're not much to look at, just a lot of decayed stones. They could have been kept in better shape if they're so significant.
But lately I've finally arrived to the point where I've taken the time to focus more on them (and pyramids in general) and I've made my reflections.
Another thing, and this is just an aside as a lot will just dismiss it as a lot of bullshit, I'm also suppoed to have been around for the entirety of the Egyptian period (after we continued the culture of Atlantis there), so in that case my subconscience or whatever might be able to come up with something.
Like, one time I was tested on my ability to receive images tepelathically by my guardian angels (through a medium), the second thing that came to my mind was a pyramid with a white cat next to it. And I thought, "A pyramid and a white cat, this has no meaning, now I'm just making up random crap" (though I got my first iamge right). But suprisingly they said, "Very good. The pyramid is for your lives in Egypt and the white cat is for an angel cat".
So, I don't know about how that worked, the image just entered my mind instantly just like you would think of something naturally, but there was no reason why I should think of that exactly. Having said that, I do receive mental inspiration very easily, i.e. I can write and write endlessly and the flow of ideas never stop. So maybe it works somehow similar to that.
Anyway, moving on to what I've been able to gather from my wordly studies, I'm going to make a lost of what I suspect the pyramids might have been used for and what makes them such a "mystery". And it must be a pretty big mystery since they keep being referred to as such, i.e. something on a world-changing level. I am also sure there are many in the know and it just hasn't been released to the general public.
(Reading this keep in mind the pyramids also has an underground chanmber, possibly as large as the pyramids themselves).
1. The Ankh
Okay, this is a major deal, and enough to make the pyramids and Egyptian culture a source of mystery by itself. There are endless carvings or paintings of it, many with beings pointing them at each other (either for good or as a weapon).
I've also never seen one look as beautiful as the one in the picture made of gold and precious stones. I've always imagined it as some old, rusty, iron thing for some reason. A good example of how much we underestimate the Egyptian culture.
Anyway, as far as I've been able to work out, it was some sort of energy-conductor that was used to tap into the electro-magnetic energy of the atmosphere. It could create free energy for one thing (Egypt had several ways of creating electricity), which can be done in many ways. But are all forbidden for financial reasons now and was probably preserved for the elite even then.
Depending on how it was used it could also be used to heal or kill, there would have been some way to adjust how much energy was tapped into (imagine the strength of a thunderbolt), and also the way that it worked. It could also possibly be used for rejuvenation and to extend life, and even create material objects for prosperity (as a way of amplifying creation by thought, which is a naturally-given human ability, but too weak and untrained to be effective in most).
It's funny, as looking at it in a picture where someone points it at a door as if to open it, it looks completely superstitious and nonsensical. But it could almost be compared to the way we use remote-controls now: Just a piece of plastic we expect to perform something from afar with - because they wouldn't know how it works or about the batteries and electricity inside the remote-control. Even being shown again and again in paintings and movies we never expect there could be anything real to it apart from fairytale imagination and primitive superstition.
It also seems it would have been synonymous with the mysterious "Vril-force", which is connected to Nazi Germany and some shamanic monks who used it by way of a "Vril-Staff", as well as theories (both fiction and intended seriously) about the Inner Earth and previous civilizations like Atlantis, and even before that.
So this seems as something that has always been there if you know the secret of it and how to use it. Though I imagine it would take a long period of training. And also that it would only be given to those deemed able to use it responsibly or the initiated (royalty and temple workers, mainly).
It seems it was also used for initiation in some way, and the "air-ducts" in the king's chamber has been found to have melted metals in them, which some believe were used as conductors for this energy.
It's very interesting indeed, and would have enabled someone to perform true "magic", in a totally scientific sense. No wonder so many were revered as "gods" if they had tools like these at their disposal. There are also so many clues that point to it, it seems illogical if there wasn't anything to it (anyone with a brain can see it was a HUGE deal in Egyptian culture).
Anyway, this post had become so long I will post the other points in another thread, which won't be that long.
And to be honest, I've never really gotten the big deal about them, and what makes them so "mysterious". Apart from their size, they're not much to look at, just a lot of decayed stones. They could have been kept in better shape if they're so significant.
But lately I've finally arrived to the point where I've taken the time to focus more on them (and pyramids in general) and I've made my reflections.
Another thing, and this is just an aside as a lot will just dismiss it as a lot of bullshit, I'm also suppoed to have been around for the entirety of the Egyptian period (after we continued the culture of Atlantis there), so in that case my subconscience or whatever might be able to come up with something.
Like, one time I was tested on my ability to receive images tepelathically by my guardian angels (through a medium), the second thing that came to my mind was a pyramid with a white cat next to it. And I thought, "A pyramid and a white cat, this has no meaning, now I'm just making up random crap" (though I got my first iamge right). But suprisingly they said, "Very good. The pyramid is for your lives in Egypt and the white cat is for an angel cat".
So, I don't know about how that worked, the image just entered my mind instantly just like you would think of something naturally, but there was no reason why I should think of that exactly. Having said that, I do receive mental inspiration very easily, i.e. I can write and write endlessly and the flow of ideas never stop. So maybe it works somehow similar to that.
Anyway, moving on to what I've been able to gather from my wordly studies, I'm going to make a lost of what I suspect the pyramids might have been used for and what makes them such a "mystery". And it must be a pretty big mystery since they keep being referred to as such, i.e. something on a world-changing level. I am also sure there are many in the know and it just hasn't been released to the general public.
(Reading this keep in mind the pyramids also has an underground chanmber, possibly as large as the pyramids themselves).
1. The Ankh
Okay, this is a major deal, and enough to make the pyramids and Egyptian culture a source of mystery by itself. There are endless carvings or paintings of it, many with beings pointing them at each other (either for good or as a weapon).
I've also never seen one look as beautiful as the one in the picture made of gold and precious stones. I've always imagined it as some old, rusty, iron thing for some reason. A good example of how much we underestimate the Egyptian culture.
Anyway, as far as I've been able to work out, it was some sort of energy-conductor that was used to tap into the electro-magnetic energy of the atmosphere. It could create free energy for one thing (Egypt had several ways of creating electricity), which can be done in many ways. But are all forbidden for financial reasons now and was probably preserved for the elite even then.
Depending on how it was used it could also be used to heal or kill, there would have been some way to adjust how much energy was tapped into (imagine the strength of a thunderbolt), and also the way that it worked. It could also possibly be used for rejuvenation and to extend life, and even create material objects for prosperity (as a way of amplifying creation by thought, which is a naturally-given human ability, but too weak and untrained to be effective in most).
It's funny, as looking at it in a picture where someone points it at a door as if to open it, it looks completely superstitious and nonsensical. But it could almost be compared to the way we use remote-controls now: Just a piece of plastic we expect to perform something from afar with - because they wouldn't know how it works or about the batteries and electricity inside the remote-control. Even being shown again and again in paintings and movies we never expect there could be anything real to it apart from fairytale imagination and primitive superstition.
It also seems it would have been synonymous with the mysterious "Vril-force", which is connected to Nazi Germany and some shamanic monks who used it by way of a "Vril-Staff", as well as theories (both fiction and intended seriously) about the Inner Earth and previous civilizations like Atlantis, and even before that.
So this seems as something that has always been there if you know the secret of it and how to use it. Though I imagine it would take a long period of training. And also that it would only be given to those deemed able to use it responsibly or the initiated (royalty and temple workers, mainly).
It seems it was also used for initiation in some way, and the "air-ducts" in the king's chamber has been found to have melted metals in them, which some believe were used as conductors for this energy.
It's very interesting indeed, and would have enabled someone to perform true "magic", in a totally scientific sense. No wonder so many were revered as "gods" if they had tools like these at their disposal. There are also so many clues that point to it, it seems illogical if there wasn't anything to it (anyone with a brain can see it was a HUGE deal in Egyptian culture).
Anyway, this post had become so long I will post the other points in another thread, which won't be that long.
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but it is.. (one theory is it is a female butt when bent over)
