Pyramids came from Yucatan, not Atlantis, and reached Egypt via exiles.
This began before this time, before the destruction: the creation of the multiple pyramids around your planet that are all interconnected—informationally, geometrically, scientifically, technologically—to act as markers for the upcoming destruction, to preserve knowledge, knowing that there would be a great amount of catastrophic destruction.
These Atlanteans went into these different civilizations to preserve that knowledge in various structures such as the Great Pyramids of Giza and other pyramids in the Americas, and even unto the Middle East and even into Asia and into Europe with many different forms, again, to preserve the knowledge.
Each fulfilled Jehovih’s plan—marked by the pyramid—to shift from stone temples to spiritual abodes, uniting Faithists under one Creator against false gods like De’yus, reflecting the cosmic-colonization theme of enduring purity amid chaos.
Shared practices included pyramid construction, mummification, and religious symbols, reflecting the transference of Atlantean knowledge.
The practice of mummification and the construction of pyramids in Egypt were attributed to knowledge transferred from Atlantean traditions.
Current archaeological resistance suggests that the Sphinx is significantly older than initially thought, dating back to at least 10,500 BCE, around the time of the Great Pyramid.
His research in paleosciences has led to new explanations of such enigmas as the Pyramid of Khufu at Giza, the ancient cities of Tiahuanaco and Baalbek, and the giant statues of Easter Island.
Keppe discusses archaeological evidence of advanced civilizations, including the pyramids in Mexico and Egypt, as well as the statues of Easter Island.
This site contains remnants of two pyramids, which have been described as partially destroyed or flattened.
These pyramids are constructed primarily of rose quartz granite sourced from Aswan, 800 kilometers away.
The Jed Pyramid, attributed to Pharaoh Djedefre (son of Khufu, builder of the Great Pyramid), is significant for its deviation from traditional pyramid-building practices.
Unlike Khufu’s Great Pyramid, which features chambers within, the Jed Pyramid contains chambers below ground.
The pyramid, estimated to have stood 31.6 meters tall, was positioned to appear visually taller than the Great Pyramid due to its elevated location.
Evidence suggests that the pyramid was destroyed by an unknown force, with granite blocks weighing 10–20 tons scattered across the plateau.
The Abu Rawash pyramids, constructed of crystalline rose granite, may have been the structures referenced in the Tower of Babel narrative.
The destruction of these pyramids, with blocks strewn across the site, aligns with the story of the divine intervention that confounded human efforts at the Tower of Babel.
The pyramids along the Nile River are theorized to represent a network of energy points aligned with the human chakra system.
The Abu Rawash pyramids, located further north and at a higher elevation, are posited to symbolize the crown chakra, associated with higher consciousness and divine connection.
The pyramids are suggested to have functioned as more than burial tombs.
The Abu Rawash pyramids, like many other ancient sites, are aligned with Orion’s Belt, symbolizing the connection between earthly and celestial realms.
If the Abu Rawash pyramids are indeed the Tower of Babel, this discovery challenges the mainstream narrative of ancient civilizations.
The uncovering of the Abu Rawash pyramids and their potential link to the Tower of Babel underscores the importance of reevaluating history through the lens of expanded consciousness.
The speaker describes standing on the Giza Plateau, gazing at the towering crystalline pyramids in the distance.
These pyramids, with their pink granite hues, prompted an exploration of their historical and biblical significance.
The speaker questions whether the structures at Abu Rawash might be the true location of the Tower of Babel, based on the age and construction methods of the pyramids in the area.
The pyramids of Egypt, as suggested, could have served as symbolic "towers to the heavens," aligning with the biblical description of the Tower of Babel.
The speaker delves into the global phenomenon of pyramid structures, highlighting their connections through shared measurements, alignments, and purposes.
Sites such as Teotihuacan in Mexico, Xi’an in China, and the pyramids in Egypt are presented as part of a worldwide network of ancient sites.
The pyramids are described as functioning as "stargates" or portals, reflecting humanity's ancient quest to connect with the divine.
The speaker aligns the temples with various energy centers, culminating in the Giza Plateau, which represents the throat chakra, and the pyramids at Abu Rawash, representing the crown chakra.
The speaker reflects on humanity's evolving consciousness, suggesting that the rediscovery of ancient knowledge, such as the global connections between pyramids and their spiritual significance, is no coincidence.
From the major and minor scales in music to the proportions of pyramids and temples, the speaker emphasizes the importance of universal patterns in shaping human experience.
This principle underlies arguments challenging the attribution of structures like the Sphinx, pyramids, and tombs in Egypt to the ancient Egyptians.
The Great Pyramid of Giza, constructed during the Fourth Dynasty for Pharaoh Khufu, was built around 2580–2560 BCE.
Located beneath the pyramid and carved into bedrock.
Advanced technologies such as ground-penetrating radar have revealed previously unknown voids within the pyramid, including the ScanPyramids Big Void discovered in 2017.
Tombs of pyramid builders, discovered southeast of the Great Pyramid, indicate they were laborers who worked in shifts and had access to medical care.
Two cedar wood boats were unearthed near the Great Pyramid.
The remnants of Khufu's pyramid temple include offering tables and fragments of statues, providing insights into Old Kingdom religious practices.
The video explores the history and design of the Bent Pyramid of Dahshur, an ancient Egyptian monument commissioned by Pharaoh Sneferu.
The discussion challenges common misconceptions that label the pyramid as a failure and instead presents evidence of its innovative construction and purpose.
The Bent Pyramid is known for its two-angled slope, leading to speculation that it was a compromised or failed structure.
This structure is considered the first large pyramid built with smooth sides instead of stepped terraces.
The context indicates that the pyramid’s builders did not have later structures, such as the Red Pyramid, as a reference.
Thus, the Bent Pyramid’s design cannot be judged as a compromise or failure based on later developments.
Pharaoh Sneferu also commissioned the Red Pyramid nearby, which Egyptologists have historically assumed replaced the Bent Pyramid due to inadequacies.
This assumption has influenced the interpretation of every aspect of the Bent Pyramid's design.
Critics of the Bent Pyramid, including archaeologists and Egyptologists, have described it as a failed monument.
The Bent Pyramid’s Upper Chamber shows signs of erosion, leading to assumptions of structural failure during construction.
The chamber contains no large fractures like those seen in the Great Pyramid's King's Chamber or the Red Pyramid's passages.
Engineer Peter James, who studied Old Kingdom pyramids, dismissed claims that the Bent Pyramid's corbel designs were structurally inadequate.
Italian researchers Maragioglio and Rinaldi proposed in 1964 that the pyramid’s foundation subsided, based on a 30-centimeter dislocation in its descending corridor.
However, no visible evidence of subsidence exists on the pyramid's exterior.
Engineer Peter James confirmed that the Bent Pyramid shows no signs of foundational movement.
The story of subsidence and structural instability appears to be speculative, lacking support from any physical study of the pyramid's foundation.
The Bent Pyramid retains much of its original casing stones, offering insights into its construction.
The pyramid exhibits thousands of patches, which have been interpreted by some researchers as evidence of cracks forming during construction.
The distribution of large patches is concentrated in the middle courses of the pyramid and does not align with vertical fissures that would indicate subsidence.
Thermal expansion is identified as the likely cause of damage to the pyramid’s casing stones.
The temperature fluctuations between day and night gradually push stones outward, particularly toward the pyramid’s corners.
A lidar scan conducted in 2014 revealed that the pyramid’s middle sections bulge outward slightly, consistent with thermal expansion.
The Red Pyramid, also attributed to Sneferu, has often been cited as an evolution or improvement upon the Bent Pyramid.
This argument primarily hinges on the alignment of the pyramids’ casing stones.
The Bent Pyramid’s casing stones are inclined inward, while the surviving casing stones of the Red Pyramid are laid horizontally.
Historical observations, such as those by James Dawkins in 1750, indicate that the Red Pyramid originally had some casing stones that were also inclined inward.
This evidence undermines the assumption that the Red Pyramid represented a new architectural direction.
The Bent Pyramid’s larger and deeper casing stones suggest it was designed to support its steeper angle.
There is no definitive evidence to establish the order in which Sneferu’s pyramids were constructed.
Graffiti on casing stones provides limited dating information, but the overlap in timelines suggests that the Bent Pyramid, Red Pyramid, and possibly the Meidum Pyramid may have been constructed simultaneously or in overlapping phases.
The notion that the Red Pyramid was built to replace the Bent Pyramid is challenged by the absence of evidence for structural failure in the Bent Pyramid and the similarities in their construction techniques.
The Bent Pyramid remains one of the best-preserved pyramids in Egypt, offering unique insights into ancient construction techniques.
Structures deemed unsuccessful, such as the unfinished pyramid at Zawyet El Aryan, often face neglect.
The Bent Pyramid was not a failed experiment but a significant achievement in ancient Egyptian engineering.
The video calls for continued research into the Bent Pyramid and other ancient structures, highlighting the need to preserve physical evidence and challenge assumptions that may limit historical understanding.
A pivotal initiation took place in the Great Pyramid of Giza, where the Rite of the Living Resurrection activated his solar memory and connected him to the High Councils of Lyra and Sirius.
The Great Pyramid of Giza and the Sphinx may represent surviving remnants of advanced engineering:
The Great Pyramid as a Power Source functioned as more than a tomb, perhaps harnessing electromagnetic energy or other technologies lost to time.
The Great Pyramid and Sphinx reflect remnants of advanced Atlantean knowledge.
The Vision and the VoiceCrowley's work describes visions of Babalon and her dwelling in the City of the Pyramids, where she offers the ultimate transcendence to initiates.
Surrounding the Great Pyramids are many mysterious features, such as vertical shafts descending over 12 meters into the earth.
Efforts to uncover evidence of structures preceding the Great Pyramid have yielded insights.
The mastaba featured a burial chamber with dimensions matching those of the King’s Chamber in the Great Pyramid.
Both were aligned southward of the Great Pyramid, with intricate features suggesting evolving architectural techniques.
Excavations south of the Giza Plateau have revealed remnants of settlements likely housing laborers who built the pyramids.
These findings suggest a displacement of local communities during pyramid construction.
Because that area was flat, some researchers claim that tall markerswere constructed—the great pyramids of Giza.
Sitchinidentified Marduk’s prison as none other than the Great Pyramid.
He wrote that his translations of theSumerian texts explained that the curious well shaft within the Great Pyramid—a puzzling hand-hewedtunnel connecting the pyramid’s Descending Passage to its Ascending Passage—was dug to bypass thelarge granite stone that plugs the Ascending Passage in an attempt to rescue Marduk, who escaped buteventually returned.
Patrick Flanagan, author of Pyramid Power, has developed a device called a neurophone, which can carry sound to the brain without the use of the auditory system Using “hyperspacial nested modulation” technology, this device takes a complex signal, such as the sound of an orchestra, andelectrically processes it into square waves approximating human brain waves.
In the small Egyptian village ofNazlet el-Samaan, located near the pyramids and the Giza Plateau, an ancient gate holds in its keystone a carving of a small alien “gray.” The figure was carved from a two-and-a-half-ton block of marble, and the doorway’s base was fashioned from blocks made from an aggregate of small, round crushed stones and sand, the stones in which have been dubbed “coins” by the villagers.
As the blocks comprising the doorway were of the same stone and craftsmanship as seen on the Great Pyramid, many others believe it dates back to the pyramid’s construction.
We went to a special area near to the Pyramids but at the bottom of the plateau where thePyramids are situated.
In 1978, ground-penetrating radar was used to map what was described as “an extraordinarysubterranean complex beneath the Egyptian pyramids.” With the agreement of then president Anwar Sadat, secret excavations were conducted for the next three decades.
In 2010, seventeen new pyramids were found through the use of NASA satellite imaging.
Close to twenty ancient buildings in southern Greece look like pyramids and show evidence ofEgyptian influence.
One impressive pyramid is located near the eastern Peloponnesian village ofHellenikon in Argolis, but for the most part, the structures are largely ruins.
It appears that the Greek pyramids, like the Great Pyramid, were aligned with heavenly bodies.
the long entrance corridor of the Hellenikon pyramid probably aligned with Orion’s Belt between theyears 2400-2000 BC.
Among the less-highlighted discoveries is the Khufu ship, found at the base of the Great Pyramid.
The ship was found disassembled into 1,224 pieces, laid out systematically beneath the pyramid.
Some propose that similar vessels could have played a role in the transportation and placement of massive stones used in pyramid construction.
Cracks in weight-bearing blocks within the Grand Gallery of the Great Pyramid suggest additional stress, possibly from counterweights or other unknown mechanisms.
The video explores the Red Pyramid located in Dahshur, Egypt, constructed during the reign of Pharaoh Sneferu around 2600 BCE.
The pyramid is the third-largest in Egypt, following the Great Pyramid and Khafre’s Pyramid in Giza.
Originally covered in white Tura limestone, the pyramid’s name derives from the reddish hue of its core stones.
The Red Pyramid has an unusual angle of 43°, differing from the 51–52° angle of the Great Pyramid.
The pyramid is thought to have been a precursor to the Great Pyramid, showcasing similar construction techniques.
Visitors must ascend the pyramid's side to enter and then descend into the chambers via narrow corridors.
The second chamber mirrors the first but is positioned slightly deeper within the pyramid.
This chamber has historically emitted a strong ammonia odor, earning the pyramid the local nickname "the Bat Pyramid."
Jeffrey Drum’s theory posits that the Red Pyramid was a chemical plant designed to produce aqueous ammonia.
The pyramid’s chamber arrangement mimics modern industrial processes, such as the Haber process for ammonia production.
The blocks within the pyramid are highly precise, with minimal gaps between them.
Some theorists propose that megalithic mounds predated the pyramid’s construction, contributing to the foundation.
John Anthony West and others propose that the Red Pyramid may have been built atop a pre-existing mound, symbolizing the "mound of creation."
Speculations about hidden chambers within the pyramid persist, supported by recent technological surveys.
The exploration of the Red Pyramid raises questions about its original purpose.
He clarified that the term referred to the apex stone of a structure, such as a pyramid, symbolizing the connection between humanity and the heavens.
Academics believe the Great Pyramid of Giza to have been built around 2,560 BCE.
Sadhguru discusses the original purpose of pyramids, emphasizing that they were created to preserve the dead rather than serve the living.
He explains that pyramids were not intended for meditation but were specifically designed for preservation.
Sadhguru suggests an experiment to understand the pyramid's preservative qualities.
Construct a pyramid, ensuring all four sides meet at an apex angle of 56 degrees.
Place a vegetable or fruit under the pyramid.
In tropical climates, where produce typically rots within three to four days, the item under the pyramid will not rot but will instead shrivel without decay.
The pyramid’s structure aids in maintaining the body's state over long periods.
He emphasizes that pyramids are tools for preservation and not intended for meditation.
Sadhguru addresses the misconception that pyramids enhance meditation.
Through ceremonies in sacred spaces, such as the Subterranean Chamber of the Great Pyramid and the Temple of Isis, they learned to embrace their shadows as part of their wholeness.
The Great Pyramid represented an initiation into higher consciousness, with the King's Chamber serving as a center for vocal activation and alignment.
Emilio shared a profound moment in the Subterranean Chamber, where he physically crawled through a narrow passageway and experienced the vibrational harmony of the pyramid as the group chanted.
During the group’s work at the Great Pyramid, several participants observed an unidentified craft hovering silently above the site.
The journey concluded with a final act of reverence at the Great Pyramid.
It is absurd that academics attribute monumental structures like Göbekli Tepe or the Great Pyramid of Giza to hunter-gatherers.
The Pyramid of Giza incorporates Phi, Pi, and advanced alignments with celestial bodies.
Builders of Monuments: Giants are often credited with constructing ancient structures such as mounds, pyramids, and megalithic sites.
The Great Pyramid of Giza is traditionally dated to approximately 4,500 years ago, around 2500 BCE.
Modern historians often use terms like "suggest" to indicate uncertainty regarding the pyramid's construction date.
The egg depicts shapes resembling three pyramids, though experts have classified them as mountains.
Comparisons with the steep Nubian pyramids reveal closer similarities in shape, but these were constructed thousands of years after the artifact's creation.
Lines visible within the shapes resemble the layers of stepped pyramids, making the mountain theory less plausible.
A zigzag pattern adjacent to the pyramids could represent the Nile River.
The depiction aligns geographically with the relative location of the Giza pyramids and the Nile River.
The opposite side of the egg shows similar pyramid shapes with a new zigzag feature, potentially representing the Fayoum Oasis south of Giza.
Pieces of cedar wood were removed from the Great Pyramid in 1872 and rediscovered in 2020 after being misplaced for over a century.
Carbon dating revealed the wood was between 514 and 781 years older than the Great Pyramid’s traditional construction date.
The wood might have been centuries old when incorporated into the pyramid.
The construction of the pyramids may have coincided with a greener Sahara environment, which supports theories of an older Egyptian civilization.
China's archaeological discoveries, including mummies with Aryan features and large pyramids, reveal the presence of Aryan cultural influences.
The presenter explores the Dashur desert, examining the Red Pyramid and the Bent Pyramid.
These structures, attributed to King Sneferu, raise questions due to the absence of traditional funerary elements, such as decorative inscriptions and artifacts commonly found in necropoli like the Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara.
Sneferu's construction projects included the Meidum Pyramid in the Faiyum Oasis, located about 90–120 minutes from Dashur.
The Meidum Pyramid suffered a catastrophic collapse, leading to the construction of the Bent Pyramid and later the Red Pyramid in Dashur.
Bent Pyramid Design:The Bent Pyramid’s upper slope matches the angle of the Red Pyramid, suggesting intentional design continuity rather than a corrective adjustment.
Construction Techniques:The corbelled ceilings within the Red Pyramid and other early pyramids showcase a method of slightly overhanging stones, forming a rudimentary arch.
Environmental Context:The setting of the Dashur pyramids, isolated in the desert, contrasts with the dense monumental environment of the Giza Plateau, offering a sense of ancient solitude.
Red Coating Compound:Several stones from the Red Pyramid exhibit a red coating composed of silicon dioxide, sulfur trioxide, and aluminum trioxide.
Alchemical Hypothesis:An alternate theory posits that the pyramids served as alchemical factories.
Staining Patterns:Inside the Red Pyramid, staining on the walls contains metal oxides, including iron, zinc, copper, and trace radioactive elements such as thorium.
Ammonia Synthesis:Evidence of ammonia synthesis processes is hypothesized within the pyramid.
Challenges to the Funerary Theory:The lack of decorations and the difficulty of accessing upper chambers through narrow passageways challenge the notion of the Red Pyramid serving as a royal tomb.
Chambers and Corbelled Vaults:The chambers within the Red Pyramid, particularly the uppermost chamber, are significant as some of the largest rooms of their time.
Excavation Evidence:Historical excavations removed large quantities of material from the pyramid, indicating the potential discovery or extraction of significant artifacts or resources.
The exploration of the Red Pyramid and its features reveals intriguing architectural and chemical details.
While traditional theories hold that pyramids were royal tombs, alternate perspectives like the alchemical hypothesis provide compelling explanations for their construction and function.
Sites such as the Great Pyramid of Giza, Machu Picchu, the Nazca Lines, and Easter Island form a near-perfect alignment around the Earth's center.
The Great Pyramid's dimensions correspond to the Earth's northern hemisphere on a 1:43,200 scale.
Sacred geometry in construction enhances durability, as seen in ancient structures like pyramids compared to modern buildings.