Ancient Egypt’s Hidden Dimensions exposes a New World Is Coming

Introduction to Human Perception and Reality

Dr. Ibrahim Karim began by discussing the concept of human perception and its relationship to reality. He explained that if humanity had an expanded perception that included unconscious and subconscious realms, it could potentially materialize beings from other dimensions into our reality. This stems from the idea that perception creates the material world. The discussion highlighted how ancient human perception could create a broader reality compared to contemporary understanding.

Multi-Dimensionality in Ancient Civilizations

Dr. Karim described his fascination with life, particularly the concept of multi-dimensional existence. He stated that ancient civilizations, such as those in Egypt, did not perceive reality in the same way modern humans do. Their perception, focused less on the sensory-based left brain and more on the right brain’s beyond-time-and-space capabilities, allowed them to live in a different projected reality.

The Nature of Perception and Historical Implications

The sensory-based left-brain perception constructs our linear understanding of time and space, forming the laws of cause and effect. In contrast, right-brain perception encompasses a multi-dimensional view. Dr. Karim proposed that ancient Egyptians and other early civilizations perceived and interacted with the world differently, leading to different projected realities and experiences.

Modern and Ancient Human Perception

Dr. Karim explained that modern humans predominantly use left-brain perception, resulting in a reality bound by time, space, and causality. This contrasts with ancient humans, who, according to historical records and theories, may have maintained a balance between left and right brain perceptions. This balance allowed them to see and interact with dimensions and forces unseen by current sensory limits.

The Duality of Souls in Modern Humans

Modern humans, Dr. Karim posited, are split beings with two souls: one aligned with the mortal, left-brain perception and the other with the immortal, right-brain connection. He noted that this division, absent in earlier times or in animals, has led to a disconnection from the holistic laws of nature.

Sacredness and the Animal Kingdom in Ancient Egypt

Dr. Karim pointed out the importance of animals in ancient Egyptian culture, where they were seen as intermediaries between humans and divine forces. The depiction of gods with animal heads signified their higher status and the sacredness of their connection to nature’s laws. This belief system positioned animals as essential links to multi-dimensional realms.

The Great Shift in Human Consciousness

According to Dr. Karim, there was a significant shift in human consciousness that closed the door to right-brain perception, transitioning humanity into a new era defined by left-brain dominance. This shift marked the end of ancient multi-dimensional civilizations and the beginning of modern linear perception.

Evidence of Ancient Civilizations’ Longevity

Dr. Karim referenced historical sources, such as Herodotus and ancient king lists from Egypt and Sumeria, which suggested that Egyptian civilization may date back over 50,000 years. He highlighted accounts of pre-dynastic periods, known as the “Age of the Neteru,” where materialization of divine beings was said to occur.

Materialization and Disintegration of Divine Tools

Dr. Karim theorized that advanced beings, considered gods, once materialized in ancient Egypt through human perception. These beings brought with them advanced knowledge and technologies. He argued that such tools and beings vanished when the collective perception shifted, resulting in the disintegration of multi-dimensionally sourced materials.

Sacred Power Spots and Water Sources

Dr. Karim explained that ancient structures, such as pyramids, were built on sacred power spots, often associated with natural water sources. These locations emitted unique energies that connected to universal life force. This understanding laid the foundation for sacred architecture, such as dolmens and pyramids.

Evolution of Sacred Architecture into Pyramids

Dr. Karim traced the development of sacred structures from early dolmens to the grand pyramids. These constructions were aligned with specific cosmic cycles, such as the equinoxes, to harness life force energy. The presence of underground water sources beneath these sites enhanced their power.

Building Practices and Sacred Construction

He emphasized that ancient builders, including those in Egypt, adhered to rigorous spiritual preparations and rituals before participating in sacred construction. Workers had to be free and undergo initiation, a practice that inspired the term “Freemason.” The sanctity of these construction methods was critical to maintaining the energy of sacred sites.

Biogeometry and the Vortex Energy

Dr. Karim developed the science of biogeometry as a means to harness life force energy. He studied sacred power spots and the multi-dimensional qualities of vortex energy. Through biogeometry, he created tools and designs that resonate with this energy, turning everyday objects and spaces into power spots that connect to higher dimensions.

The Scope and Nature of Biogeometry

Biogeometry is distinct from existing sciences as it incorporates a multi-dimensional reality that extends beyond the observable. This approach interacts with approximately 98% of reality, aligning with the understanding that the human body is governed by the unseen majority.

Case Studies in Biogeometry

Switzerland: The Miracle of Hamburg

In Switzerland, an area named Hamburg faced significant issues due to electromagnetic sensitivity. The presence of electrical infrastructure caused residents to experience adverse health effects. Attempts to dismantle these structures were not feasible due to the potential ripple effect across other towns. The Swiss government sought a solution from a biogeometry expert, who placed geometric shapes to modify the electromagnetic emissions. The results were substantial: symptoms in 60% of cases were reduced, wildlife returned, and conditions such as epilepsy were eliminated. Additionally, a shift in social behavior towards cooperation and reduced aggressiveness was noted.

Canada: Antibiotic-Free Chicken Farming

In Canada, biogeometry was employed in chicken farming to replace antibiotics and chemicals. This method fostered healthy growth in chickens without the use of any external chemical aids.

Enhancing Energy Quality

Biogeometry connects spaces with the energy quality of sacred power spots, similar to ancient city planning where key structures were built on identified energy points. These were linked via avenues, ensuring a natural flow of energy, which supported the town’s growth and well-being.

Personal and Public Use of Power Spots

Power spots—locations imbued with natural energy—were historically crucial in city development. Today, these can be found in older religious buildings or in nature. Individuals are encouraged to locate and regularly visit these spots for improved well-being. Power spots can also be identified in homes, gardens, or local areas, integrating them into daily life for positive effects.

Pyramid Energy and Visualization Techniques

An illustrative practice involved visualizing the closure of doors in the Great Pyramid’s King’s Chamber to amplify its energy. This visualization changed the chamber’s energy dynamics significantly. Additionally, playing a musical piece titled The Sirius Odyssey in the chamber resonated with the energy of the planet Sirius and harmonized participants’ physical and mental states, demonstrating biogeometry’s broader applications.

The Interaction with Multi-Dimensional Entities

Biogeometry acknowledges that animals and birds remain connected to multi-dimensional realities, unlike humans who have largely “closed the door.” While humans have a subconscious filled with modern anxieties, entities in the multi-dimensional realm, lacking free will, reflect human projections. Thus, when human aggression is projected onto them, these entities can appear harmful.

Techniques for Harmonizing with Entities

A simple technique in biogeometry involves “blessing” or projecting light to neutralize subconscious negativity. Using an L-shaped (L90) geometric visualization directed at these entities can transform them into allies, influencing a person’s environment positively.

The Development of Biogeometry

The originator of biogeometry emphasizes that his teachings provide practical tools to engage with multi-dimensionality. The practice allows individuals to create their own vortex of energy, integrating higher-dimensional qualities into daily life without needing extensive esoteric background.

Translation of Multi-Dimensional Information

Multi-dimensional insights must be adapted into linear time for human understanding, necessitating the process of personification. This process draws on existing cultural and sensory databases, creating individualized perceptions that, while valid, are interpretations rather than absolute truths.

Biogeometry thus serves as a bridge between the unseen and the seen, offering tangible benefits to modern life while grounding its practices in historical and natural energies.

Quantum Physics and Human Intention

The discussion begins with a detailed example from quantum physics, illustrating how human intention can affect the perception of energy. It explains that in quantum mechanics, energy can be perceived as a particle or a wave, depending on the observer’s intention. The key point is that when one’s intention is focused on seeing energy as a wave, the particle cannot be observed, and vice versa. This suggests that human intention plays a role in how energy behaves.

The Role of the Universal Mind

The speaker expands beyond the principles of quantum physics, introducing the concept of the Universal Mind. It is proposed that while human intention can influence energy, it is not through sheer will alone but through the Universal Mind’s compliance. The Universal Mind, described as benevolent, grants wishes not because the individual holds an ultimate truth but because of its inherent nature.

Artificial Intelligence and Human Evolution

The conversation shifts to the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on human cognition and society. It is posited that AI drives individuals towards left-brain, analytical thinking, distancing them from the multi-dimensional aspects of consciousness. The concern is that future generations, immersed in AI, may develop into highly analytical beings with diminished emotional and spiritual depth. This transformation could lead to a society focused solely on efficiency, losing connection with human values and the broader dimensions of creation.

Integrating AI with Nature

To mitigate the potential imbalance caused by AI, a unique solution is proposed: connecting AI systems to the plant kingdom. It is explained that plants can respond to human intentions and actions, reflecting the laws of nature. By linking AI to plants, any action that violates natural laws would trigger a reaction from the plant, ensuring that immoral actions are canceled. This approach aims to harmonize AI with nature, fostering a balanced development aligned with natural principles.

Achieving Inner Balance Through Acceptance

A core theme in the discussion is the pursuit of inner balance. It is emphasized that true balance is achieved through the acceptance of others, even those with opposing views or harmful actions. This acceptance acknowledges the divine light within every human being, distinguishing between the sacredness of a person and the nature of their actions. The speaker encourages the practice of correcting actions without judging the individual, promoting a compassionate perspective.

Wisdom for Future Generations

In a contemplative segment, the speaker reflects on how humanity can amplify life force energy. The guidance given is to embody excellence in all actions, integrating knowledge, benevolence, and all natural values. Excellence is defined as the culmination of these attributes.

The Time Capsule for Future Leaders

Looking forward, the speaker imagines a time capsule for future leaders, containing a symbolic “mega vortex” that connects humanity with higher dimensions, infusing them with divine light and aligning them with nature. The instruction left for future leaders is to “take off your ego” before accessing the wisdom within. This message underlines the importance of humility as a gateway to deeper understanding and leadership.

Final Thoughts on Egypt’s Significance

The discussion concludes with reflections on the significance of Egypt, portrayed not just as a country but as a state of being that represents the heart of ancient wisdom. The speaker invites individuals to explore Egypt as an internal journey of consciousness, suggesting that the essence of ancient Egypt exists within everyone, symbolizing a deep spiritual connection.