Pyramid of Giza

Names:

• Pyramid of Cheops
• The Great Pyramid

Conventional Dating

The Great Pyramid is traditionally dated to the Fourth Dynasty, specifically during the reign of Pharaoh Khufu (around 2575-2467 BC). This dating is based on historical accounts and evidence such as quarry marks bearing Khufu’s name (p. 305-306).

The function of the Pyramid

Atlantean Influence

The transcript suggests that sages from Atlantis, who survived a cataclysm, were responsible for constructing many of the pyramids we see today, with a specific focus on the Great Pyramid of Egypt.

Purpose of the Great Pyramid

The Great Pyramid was not just a tomb or monument but served a more profound purpose: it was used to study the stars.

The sages utilized their “sixth sense” or “third eye” (spiritual or clairvoyant perception) to observe celestial bodies.

Telescopic Function

The pyramid contains large tubes or canals that run from the bottom to the top. These are described as telescopes, but not in the modern sense. They were designed for individuals with spiritual perception rather than just physical sight.

The observatory was located in the inner bottom chamber of the pyramid. On certain days, when a particular star would align, the sages would place a vessel of water to reflect the star’s image. This reflection was not just a physical observation but also a spiritual one.

The Atlantean sages were said to observe and learn from the stars in ways that surpassed even modern space-based telescopes, due to their ability to use both physical and spiritual senses.

The transcript touches on the idea of entire continents sinking and new ones rising from the ocean, linking this to the broader esoteric teachings. The focus, however, is on achieving direct spiritual experience rather than just studying these ancient stories.

The text concludes by emphasizing the importance of direct experience through Gnostic practices, such as meditation, energy transmutation, and using mantras to awaken spiritual centers (chakras).

Edgar Cayce’s reading

The structures associated with Hept-Supht, like the Great Pyramid, are seen as more than just physical monuments; they are also spiritual tools designed to align human consciousness with cosmic forces.

Key points from Graham Hancock

Alignment with Stars

Hancock, along with researchers like Robert Bauval, argues that the pyramids were constructed with precise astronomical alignments. The layout of the pyramids is believed to reflect the positions of the stars in Orion’s Belt, with alignments dating back to 10,450 BC (p. 315-317, 426-428).

Orion Correlation Theory

Hancock supports Bauval’s Orion Correlation Theory, which suggests that the three pyramids at Giza align to mimic the three stars of Orion’s Belt. Bauval’s calculations imply that these alignments correspond not to the Fourth Dynasty but to the year 10,450 BC (p. 426-428).

Geological and Construction Evidence

Hancock highlights the advanced engineering and precise construction of the pyramids, suggesting a sophisticated level of knowledge and technology. He notes the exact cardinal orientation of the pyramids and the massive, precisely cut stones used, which raise questions about the capabilities of Fourth Dynasty builders (p. 300-303, 414-416).

Historical Texts and Artifacts

Hancock references the Inventory Stela, which implies that the Sphinx and other structures on the Giza plateau existed before Khufu’s time. The stela mentions the Great Pyramid in connection with the goddess Isis, suggesting it may not have been built by Khufu (p. 409-410).

Alternative Chronology

Hancock proposes that the Giza pyramids might be much older than conventionally thought, potentially dating back to a lost civilization. He suggests the site could have been originally planned around 10,450 BC, with subsequent developments occurring around 2450 BC (p. 428-430, 440-442).

Source: The Fingerprints of the Gods

Architectural Significance

The rooms within the pyramid, such as the King’s Chamber, are designed with exact dimensions that amplify sound and frequencies.

Chanting within the chamber produces amplified sounds due to the room’s design, suggesting it was meant to create and harness certain frequencies, possibly for communication or spiritual purposes.

Historical Theories and Myths

Contrary to popular belief, no mummies or hieroglyphs have been found inside the pyramids, indicating they were not primarily used as tombs.

The design and purpose align more with advanced knowledge of geometry, mathematics, and frequencies, which some believe could be linked to ancient advanced civilizations like Atlantis.

Energetic and Frequency Theories

Every mathematical combination and number within the pyramid is associated with a specific feeling and frequency, engaging with the world in particular ways.

The pyramid was possibly used to cultivate and amplify the Earth’s frequencies, serving as a form of ancient technology for harnessing and manipulating energy.

Leadbeater

The Atlanteans had conquered Egypt and were ruling the country at this period. They had built the pyramids, on which Cheops put his name many thousands of years later; when Egypt was swamped by a flood, some seventy-seven thousand years ago, the people tried to climb these pyramids for safety, as the waters rose, but failed in consequence of the smoothness of their sides.

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