Pyramids of Giza
As the pale light of the equinoctial sunrise steadily increases, it lifts the veil of darkness covering the elevated plateau. It picks out the presence of Giza’s most awesome legacies of the past – the tree great pyramids that tower skywards like immortal sentinels marking the achievements of an unknown age we can only just begin to comprehend.
Two and a half million blocks, ranging in size from two to seventy tones apiece, were used in the construction of the Great Pyramid, the largest and perhaps the most enigmatic of the tree matching structures. It covers an aria of five hectares and weighs an incredible six million tones, and until the construction of the Eifel Tower it was the tallest structure in the World. There is more stone in the Great Pyramid than in all the churches, chapels and cathedrals build in England since the time of Christ .Yet this great wonder of the past is more than simply an architectural curiosity, for it embodies a level of sophistication far superior to anything the world has produced in any epoch since.
Over the past 200 years many hundreds of books have been written about the mysteries of the Great Pyramid, most of them are a hard core of evidence which really does show that the pyramid builders were privy to universal knowledge far beyond that accredited to the Ancient Egyptians by scholars today.
The list of strange facts concerning the Great Pyramid is endless. None of this is likely to be coincident. As academics who’d have us believe. It seems more credible to suggest that the pyramid builders purposely created a legacy for the future times.
Through the universal language of science, mathematics and engineering, they were attempting to put on record their vastly superior knowledge and wisdom of geodesy, geometry, metrology and harmonic proportions.
The presence alone of the Great Pyramid tells us that the Ancient Egyptians were no fools. Nothing seems to have been left to coincidence or chance .This monument was build to tell us a story of their past and that past indicates strongly that they were the inheritors of a universal knowledge and wisdom that was the culmination of many thousands of years of evolution and progress in understanding the ways of this world.
If this is true, then the Great Pyramid’s proximity to the Sphinx and its accompanying megalithic temples is also no coincidence. There is a clear message here, and if it could be put into plain language then it would probably read as follows:
What we have embodied in stone and you have now understood
” Is an expression, a celebration, of that which was handed down to us by those who established the sanctity of this elevated plateau during the First Time, the age of the gods? Let this be a monument to their memory…”
To many it might seem so, but ancient sources speak openly of the great knowledge and wisdom preserved in the design of the Great Pyramid. For instance, the so – called Akbar Ezzeman manuscript, attributed to the tenth – century Arab traveler named al-Mas´udi and based on a now – lost Coptic historical work, says it contains:
….the wisdom and acquirements in the different arts and science…the science of arithmetic and geometry , that they might remain as records for the benefit of those who could afterwards comprehend them …the position of the stars and their cycles ; together with the history and chronicle of time of that which is to come .
There is compelling evidence to suggest that the Ancient Egyptians inherited their great wisdom from a much earlier Elder culture which was able to pass on the flame of knowledge before its own apparent demise. As we see, all the indications are that the Elder gods inhabited Egypt some between c. 12,500 and 9500 BC. They build the Sphinx and the earliest megalithic temples of Giza, and they achieved a high level of sophistication later encapsulated in the design of the Great Pyramid…
Archaeological evidence supports the idea that members of an unknown race of unparalleled sophistication emerged in Egypt as early as predynastic times, c. 3500 – 3100 BC. Late predynactic graves in the northern part of Upper Egypt have yielded ” anatomical remains of a people whose sculls were of greater size and whose bodies were larger that those of the natives “.
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