Pyramid points beaming

[Bodjango]

Has anyone else seen this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-cy47epMiY ?
It's only a couple minutes long and I'd love to hear your impressions/comments.
I remember these sounds in the sky in 2011 and videos/pics of pyramid points emitting beams of light. I am a musician and the "sky sounds" really resonate with me I like to record them and improvise along with the play back.
I think it's very telling that all the sounds I have heard are all notes that are in relation to the sacred 432 hz frequency.

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[Bubu]

could be true or not but whats certain is that humanity has to act and not wait for any devine saviour

[Bodjango]

Agreed BUBU, funny my user name is BoBo on djangobooks.com lol. Syncronicity?

[DeDukshyn]

Well its a bit of a drama piece, with no data or facts to be backed up at all, but the topic is indeed intriguing - no doubt there.

To support this overall topic, a couple recent Avalon threads:
Here is a healthy discussion on photos of "light beams": http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?84596-Pillars-of-light

And I found this Farsight Institute's remote viewing experiment on the Giza pyramids also very interesting and somewhat in support: http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?84485-Courtney-Brown-The-Great-Pyramid-of-Giza-The-Mystery-Solved

EDIT: (links fixed to go to start of threads rather than in the middle somewhere. edit, fixed again, because I messed up one URL)

BTW welcome to Avalon Bodjango! :)

[conk]

Am currently reading Joseph Farrell's The Giza Death Star. Technically challenging, but the author certainly makes a good case for the pyramids being weapons or power plants. He builds on Graham Hancock's (Oops, Christopher Dunn) The Power Plant of Giza, but provides vastly more physics and technical data. Some of the photos of light beams are genuine, aren't they?

[Bodjango]

Thanx for the link dedukshyn good stuff. Still not sure about these beams of light, remember the one in Israel over the dome of the rock?