The Great Pyramid of Giza Has Eight Sides - An Historical Fact.

[Heyoka_11]

G'day Avalonians,

The apparent fact that The Great Pyramid of Giza has eight sides is new to me, and quite possibly to many others, so perhaps it's worth a post.

Here is a screen shot taken from a YT video HERE at 1:28. The photo was taken by a Royal Air Force pilot during 1940, which is when the asymmetric, octagonal nature of its structure was first observed: at least in the current era.



As stated above, this was new to me, so I went hunting on the net, and it appears that this truly is an historical fact, though it is rarely mentioned.

Here is another image, this time taken from Ancient Code HERE.



The two images here would have had to have been taken at either dawn or sunset on either the spring or autumn equinox, as these are the only times when the sun casts the appropriate shadows on the pyramid.

Simply mid-blowing accuracy of construction!

Given it's original casing stones of highly polished limestone, this pyramid is thought to have shone like a star, and to have been visible from The Moon.

By the way, if you happened to have watched the video that I linked, please ignore the codswallop about the entrance having appeared out of nowhere, and possible links to the Mandela effect. Yes, the chatter is doing the rounds, but people need to differentiate between the pyramids of Kahfre and Khufu.

Thanks,

Tony.

[giovonni]

The Great Pyramid of Giza has 8 Sides

This is cut out from a french movie, showing several facts of the great pyramid.
One of this facts is that the great pyramid has 8 sides.
This part explains it and shows the facts for the case.

That the great pyramid has 8 sides can only be seen during the equinox twice a year. This alone would mean it was the builders choice and architects support that view. Mainstream Egyptologists see this as an accident and the 8 sides where a minor construction error which is only visible because the outer casing did fall off.
Decide your self what is the truth.

hmm : 2026

Published on Mar 25, 2014

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=IgwgPo0BC7Q

[Carmody]

The inner body and outer casing as a pair, are an energetic waveguide pairing likened to that of a precision microwave antenna. Microwave antenna are 3 dimensional and geometrically perfected to make sure the loading is perfect, for a perfected wave launch.

The inset or perfected dip and perfected geometry of the great pyramid, were for eddy current control of the broadband signal. It was for eliminating distortion In wave build, wave launch, and resonance. As one would expect, it is earth connected and aligned to utter perfection.

The pyramid was both exciter (source) and horn, as one.


http://www.emctest.it/?l=emc-rh-118-...rowave-antenna



http://www.emctest.it/?l=emc-rh-118-...rowave-antenna

and so on....

This is a real image taken from a simple pyramid shape mounted on the end of a generator:



Recall the pyramid originally had a capstone.

The underground system was both wave guide channel, and source (half of it), via electocharged differential in the flowing water system underneath it, and the horn/pyramid itself. Likened to the belt system of a "van de graaff" generator. recall that Tesla's "Wardenclyffe Tower" set up, also had a large and deep water/ground resonant chamber system.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rpyHFMwaNDM

[Heyoka_11]

G'day giovonni,

Thanks for your post.

That book that you have linked sounds like an excellent read, and I dare say that I will succumb.

The theory that the casing stones fell off to reveal a fractured structure sounds like, once again, codswallop. OK, I am no expert, far from it, but it would take a greater leap of faith to have me entertain that notion that to convince a non-believer that the pyramid's structure was intentionally octagonal.

Apparently, the casing stones did not fall off either: they were pilfered to build mosques after a 14th century earthquake loosened them. Perhaps they were cut up for transportation, as they have been estimated to weigh in at around 15 tons each, and their number is around 144,000. That's an awful lot of limestone to transport, and an equally awful lot of mosques to build!

[Carmody]

Think of it as a mass vs wave speed and length control. To get the outer edge waves to arrive at the peak, at the same time as the middle-side wave. Both the edge and middle wave are rising at the same time and if the side wave has increased mass, it is slowed and reaches the peak at the same time as the edge wave which is lower mass. So a very subtle but perfected change in that wave and mass, is the deal, it lowers distortion and increases the quality of the resonance of the wave as it hits the peak.

[Heyoka_11]

G'day Carmody,

Thanks for your informative post, though I'll stop short of claiming anything other than a basic understanding.

You're taking me back to the days when I first starting reading up on Ormus, and have prompted me to take two books from the shelf: one being Pyramid Power, by Max Toth and Greg Nielsen: and the other The Giza Power Plant, by Christopher Dunn.

Here is another example of one of the images that that you posted. Notice the mention of a Tesla coil.



Source: Keelynet.com

Also from the this source, and my all-time favourite, is this one:



It's a Kirlian photo of a pyramid grid, though you would have already known that!

One could easily devote a life's work to this study, and a few have.

[BMJ]

Link: http://www.livescience.com/18692-may...eam-photo.html

When Hector Siliezar visited the ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza with his wife and kids in 2009, he snapped three iPhone photos of El Castillo, a pyramid that once served as a sacred temple to the Mayan god Kukulkan. A thunderstorm was brewing near the temple, and Siliezar was trying to capture lightning crackling dramatically over the ruins.

In the first two images, dark clouds loom above the pyramid, but nothing is amiss. However, in the third photo, a powerful beam of light appears to shoot up from the pyramid toward the heavens, and a thunderbolt flashes in the background.

Siliezar, who recently shared his photographs with occult investigators, told Earthfiles.com that he and his family didn't see the light beam in person; it appeared only on camera. "It was amazing!" he said. He showed the iPhone photo to his fellow tourists. "No one, not even the tour guide, had ever seen anything like it before."

[greybeard]

My feeling is that the Pyramids were built for practical reasons---possibly power sources.
David Sereda has some interesting videos on this--well beyond my understanding though.
Worth checking out on u tube

Chris

[Heyoka_11]

Posted by BMJ (here)
However, in the third photo, a powerful beam of light appears to shoot up from the pyramid toward the heavens, and a thunderbolt flashes in the background

G'day BMJ,

Good to hear from you.

What Hector and his party may have witnessed is known as a pilot leader, also known as an upward positive flash. I used to teach meteorology in a former life (decades ago) and this phenomena was new to every student.

As a lightning strike approaches the Earth, a pilot leader will rise up, often from the highest point in the vicinity, to meet the downward strike. In class, I used a still of a pilot leader emanating from a man's head, though fortunately as pilot leaders are often multiple in number, the main downward strike chose another pilot leader to hang out with: lucky fellow!

Here is a video shot at 9000 images per second, of three upward flashes from TV towers in Rapid City, South Dakota. Good stuff, if you're into light-shows.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=GTo2u8gNL0Y

I am not suggesting that this is what Victor definitely saw, simply throwing it into the ring as another maybe.

Cheers,

Tony.

[Heyoka_11]

Posted by greybeard (here)
My feeling is that the Pyramids were built for practical reasons---possibly power sources.

G'day Chris,

And you may well be right, though, that which constitutes "practical" is somewhat subjective, and that the pyramids were possibly built to provide power would be though of by most as quite esoteric...totally "out there".

At the time, if a pyramidal structure could double as both a power plant and antenna, it may have been thought of as quite "practical".

[Shannon]

Posted by Heyoka_11 (here)
G'day giovonni,

Thanks for your post.

That book that you have linked sounds like an excellent read, and I dare say that I will succumb.

The theory that the casing stones fell off to reveal a fractured structure sounds like, once again, codswallop. OK, I am no expert, far from it, but it would take a greater leap of faith to have me entertain that notion that to convince a non-believer that the pyramid's structure was intentionally octagonal.

Apparently, the casing stones did not fall off either: they were pilfered to build mosques after a 14th century earthquake loosened them. Perhaps they were cut up for transportation, as they have been estimated to weigh in at around 15 tons each, and their number is around 144,000. That's an awful lot of limestone to transport, and an equally awful lot of mosques to build!

Lol! Right! So coincidental that the cap stone and the casing among other mechanisms (?), artifacts, that would make the pyramid "work" or activate are all gone..to mosques. Pfft...

Such a shame that we can't be told anything even close to the truth. :/

[Heyoka_11]

Posted by Shannon (here)
Such a shame that we can't be told anything even close to the truth.

G'day Shannon,

Here's a video from Misterios Develados (around 11:00 minutes) that may come close to the truth, at least on the power generation side of the equation. It makes mention of the materials used in the pyramids construction, the purpose of the casing stones and capstone, the location of aquifers beneath it and their purpose, the similarity with Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower and the use of The Ark of the Covenant including it's possible location within the King's Chamber.

So, its not lengthy, and quite interesting.

An electrified Egypt!

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZrT82n4rhaU

Tony.

[Carmody]

Mexico finds water tunnels under Pakal tomb in Palenque

Archaeologists at the Mayan ruin site of Palenque said Monday they have discovered an underground water tunnel built under the Temple of Inscriptions, which houses the tomb of an ancient ruler named Pakal.

Archaeologist Arnoldo Gonzalez says researchers believe the tomb and pyramid were purposely built atop a spring between 683 and 702 AD. The tunnels led water from under the funeral chamber out into the broad esplanade in front of the temple, thus giving Pakal's spirit a path to the underworld.

Attention has focused on the heavily carved stone sarcophagus in which Pakal was buried, and which some erroneously believe depict the Maya ruler seated at the controls of a spaceship.

But Gonzalez said Monday that carvings on a pair of stone ear plugs found in the grave say a god "will guide the dead toward the underworld, by submerging (them) into the water so they will be received there."

Pakal, in other words, didn't fly off into space; he went down the drain. "There is nothing to do with spaceships," Gonzalez said.

The tunnel, which connects to another, is made of stone and is about two feet (60 centimeters) wide and tall.

The director of archaeology for the National Institute of Anthropology and History, Pedro Sanchez Nava, said the theory makes sense in light of other pre-Hispanic peoples such as those who lived at Teotihuacan, near Mexico City, where another water tunnel was found.

"In both cases there was a water current present," said Sanchez Nava. "There is this allegorical meaning for water ... where the cycle of life begins and ends."

The dig began in 2012, when researchers become concerned about underground anomalies detected with geo-radar under the area in front of the pyramid's steps.

Fearing a hole or geological fault that could cause the pyramid to settle or collapse, they dug at the spot—and uncovered three layers of carefully fitted stone covering the top of the tunnel.

Gonzalez said the same type of three-layered stone covering has been found in the floor of Pakal's tomb, within the pyramid.

Gonzalez said he believes there is no shaft or connection between the tomb and the tunnel, but adds the conduit hasn't been fully explored yet because it is too small to crawl through.

Researchers had to send a robot with a camera down to view much of the underground horizontal shaft.

Author Erich von Daniken suggested in his 1968 book "Chariots of the Gods?" that Pakal's position in the engraving on the stone sarcophagus lid resembled the position of astronauts, and he appeared to be seated in a contraption with flames coming out of it and controls.

Experts say that the "flames" are in fact depictions of the Maya's "World Tree" or "Tree of Life," whose roots were believed to reach into the underworld.

Note the lighting strike in the backdrop in this infamous and controversial snapshot. Note that small cell phone cameras tend to be sensitive to ultraviolet light. (due to their constructional aspects) Lighting strikes tend to make for 'ground wave punches', as in how large inductors grounded can make for insanely high powered antenna systems as they modulate the groundwave like a drum skin and create massively powerful hertzian waves, with very little input power. (See the works of Eric Dollard)

If the ground charge is spiked/punched by a lightning strike, and the surrounding ground 'potential' is hit like a massive drum stick hitting a massive drum skin and there is a channel for the potential, one that is built like a microwave cavity antenna (in this case the water tunnels underneath the given pyramids)... then the resulting concentrated millisecond or less blast (concentrated and multiplied by the pyramid shape, materials, and construction).... might look a lot like the captured image.

The other side of it:

This struck me as especially amusing, because I did a piece on this photograph back in 2012 when it first started making the rounds of the interwebz, and included an analysis by Jonathon Hill, digital image analyst for the Mars Space Flight Facility at Arizona State University. Hill noticed something odd about the "energy beam" -- that it was perfectly vertical with respect to the image orientation. Not a single pixel's variation along its entire length on either side, which is pretty odd if it's a natural (or even a supernatural) phenomenon. (But easily explainable if it's a digital image artifact.)

I did some quick analysis of it myself, at the time...attempting to find out the pyramid angle, ie the slope in the image, etc) Not much could be discerned, overall.

After this shot was taken, many other shots appeared of lighting strikes of a similar nature, with a self same artifact.

The trick is that I'm not sure any of them existed until this shot was available. Ie, no prior identical oddity is available in any lighting strike shots, prior to this pyramid one appearing.

Then we get into some discovery work in imaging sensors, how they specifically behave according to their given design... and artifacts from bright images, and so on. There is a thread where this was all explored.

So, it might constitute a 'nothing to see here, go back to sleep' kind of forced debunking.

[Heyoka_11]

Posted by Carmody (here)
So, it might constitute a 'nothing to see here, go back to sleep' kind of forced debunking.

G'day Carmody,

Thanks for the post.

The near perfectly trapezoidal nature of the image was instantly recognisable, which made me a tad suspicious.

So ( Heyoka asks with some hesitation ), you are suggesting that the image emanating from the pyramid is a digital artifact

My cerebral jury is still deliberating.

Cheers,

Tony.

[Carmody]

I don't know. I'm in the middle myself. The sciences point to some sort of amplification and accumulation of directed energies. Then the idea of the sarcophagus. To climb into, as it were.

Then, a flame of sorts, in the associated imagery.

Then, to go to the books of Michea newton. Light energies for transformation and healing.

Then go to the idea of rife machines and so on.

Then go to the stories of underground bases, clones, hybrids, and manufactured people, done via acceleration, curing of disease, and so on, with forms of energetic patterns and whatnot.

Then all the stuff from the pyramids themselves, about the food of the gods, the ormus, the Egyptian priests saturating their bodies with ormus and then disappearing into another dimension when exposed to light.

Then the story from David Hudson, about how he took the left over white stuff from the soils he was working with and tried to dry it out in the sun, and it popped out of existence.and then all his experiments with it in temperature, how it would disappear from the vessel and then it's mass/weight would change from too heavy, to too light to anti-gravitic and so on.

Then the stories of how the Mayans were possibly displaced Atlanteans who came originally from the pyramid areas of Egypt, or from after the flood to central America.

Then..going out on a longer limb of possibilities.... the fact that water tables can change and have, and the possibility that the pyramids of central America, that some of them went inactive due to changes in the water table and this may have led to the human sacrifice angle.

Who knows.

[Heyoka_11]

Thanks again for your reply Carmody.

Yep, too many aspects from which to approach this matter, and I have read of all the factors that you have mentioned.

My cerebral jury has been dismissed, having found an inconclusive verdict.

All the Best,

Tony.