The site covers roughly 200–600 acres (sources vary on exact boundaries) and includes four main precincts—primarily the Precinct of Amun-Ra (the largest and most visited), plus those of Mut, Montu, and the dismantled Temple of Amenhotep IV—along with pylons, courtyards, hypostyle halls, obelisks, chapels, and sacred lakes.
Key contributors include Hatshepsut (obelisks and chapels), Thutmose III (Festival Hall), Amenhotep III, Seti I and Ramesses II (the famous Hypostyle Hall with 134 columns), and later rulers.
The site included major temples, obelisks (one of Sesostris I still stands), and sacred precincts.
They erected pyramids, and obelisks, and great temples, and they said: Behold, how greater and wiser we are than the ancients!
Obelisk
“Has anyone ever asked themselves why a war memorial nearly always has to be an obelisk?
And why do you think the Washington monument in the centre of Washington DC is a giant obelisk?
Because obelisks, like all these symbols and geometrical shapes, generate the energy they represent.
I remember climbing some stone steps inside a big obelisk near Hebden Bridge in England and feeling enormous male sexual energy all around me.
The oldest obelisk at Heliopolis, standing 20 meters tall and weighing 121 metric tons, reflects lost construction knowledge.
They had processions, banners, and triumphal arches for their kings and heroes; they built pyramids, temples, round-towers, and obelisks; they practised religious ablutions; they knew the use of the magnet and of gunpowder.
Courts, halls, gate-ways, pillars, obelisks, monolithic figures, sculptures, rows of sphinxes, are massed in such profusion that the sight is too much for modern comprehension." Denon says, "It is hardly possible to believe, after having seen it, in the reality of the existence of so many buildings collected on a single point--in their dimensions, in the resolute perseverance which their construction required, and in the incalculable expense of so much magnificence." And again, "It is necessary that the reader should fancy what is before him to be a dream, as he who views the objects themselves occasionally yields to the doubt whether he be perfectly awake." There were lakes and mountains within the periphery of the sanctuary.
Even the obelisks of Egypt have their counterpart in America.
171, 172.) The columns of Copan stand detached and solitary, so do the obelisks of Egypt; both are square or four-sided, and covered with sculpture.
Assyrian texts refer to Israel as "the land of Omri" and its rulers as "sons of Omri." These sources, including the Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser III, affirm Omri's significance despite the Bible’s dismissive tone due to the rivalry between the kingdoms of Israel and Judah.
Obelisks and other ancient structures, replicated globally, continue to intrigue researchers regarding their symbolic and energetic significance.
The missing piece, believed to be Osiris’ phallus, was represented by an obelisk, which the speaker connects to the Washington Monument.
The obelisks of Egypt, covered with hieroglyphics, are paralleled by the round columns of Central America, and both are supposed to have originated in Phallus-worship.
These two peoples, separated by the great ocean, were baptized alike in infancy with blessed water; they prayed alike to the gods; they worshipped together the sun, moon, and stars; they confessed their sins alike; they were instructed alike by an established priesthood; they were married in the same way and by the joining of hands; they armed themselves with the same weapons; when children came, the man, on both continents, went to bed and left his wife to do the honors of the household; they tattooed and painted themselves in the same fashion; they became intoxicated on kindred drinks; their dresses were alike; they cooked in the same manner; they used the same metals; they employed the same exorcisms and bleedings for disease; they believed alike in ghosts, demons, and fairies; they listened to the same stories; they played the same games; they used the same musical instruments; they danced the same dances, and when they died they were embalmed in the same way and buried sitting; while over them were erected, on both continents, the same mounds, pyramids, obelisks, and temples.
The discussion includes references to Egyptian obelisks and their mystical significance.
Over time, these obelisks were relocated to places like the Vatican and Washington D.C., demonstrating a transfer of symbolic power.
Nevertheless, it precedes the histories handed down in manuscript, papyrus rolls and rock-inscriptions by many centuries, seeing that Poseid was no longer known in the earth when history's first pages were chronicled by the earliest historian using papyrus; nay, nor even yet earlier, when the sculptors of the obelisks of Egypt and the rock-inscribers of the temples cut pictorial histories in enduring granite.
Those accompaniments, however, are disposed without any particular regard to order, but the four arms of the cross, nevertheless, severally and accurately point to the cardinal quarters, The same regularity is observable on a much smaller but not less curious monument, which was discovered some time since in an ancient Peruvian huaca or catacomb--namely, a syrinx or pandean pipe, cut out of a solid mass of lapis ollaris, the sides of which are profusely ornamented, not only with Maltese crosses, but also with other symbols very similar in style to those inscribed on the obelisks of Egypt and on the monoliths of this country.
Obelisks covered with hieroglyphics in Egypt find their counterparts in the round columns of Central America, both possibly originating from phallic worship.
And when it's ready the basket spaceship will be set there on its pedestal base or support on which a statue, obelisk, or column is mounted