Hi Everyone,
I wanted to share something that dawned on me after watching History for Granite’s video, Looting the Great Pyramid - A Step by Step Analysis. This well-made video convincingly demonstrates how Caliph Al-Ma’mun was not the first to breach the Great Pyramid and instead stumbled on an already ancient burrowed tunnel. It goes on to postulate that the diggers knew exactly where to dig, to avoid the granite plugs in the descending corridor, as if they had prior knowledge of the schematics of the pyramid.
This reminded me of Manu Seyfadeh’s book, Under the Sphinx, in which he, along with Robert Bauval and Robert Schoch, demonstrate how the early dynastic Egyptians were in possession of ancient esoteric knowledge, which they did not fully understand. One part of that knowledge “leaked” through hieroglyphics on temples and coffins was the heliocentricity of our solar system. Because they did not fully understand it, it goes to show that they found that information, as opposed to being taught to them or discovering it on their own. This knowledge was guarded by the royal scribes of the king's library and is believed to originally come from under the Sphinx, the fabled Hall of Records of Atlantis.
If early dynastic Egyptians were already in possession of this information, then the chamber beneath the sphinx was already breached and the contents moved elsewhere (since that area directly beneath the sphinx floods regularly, the contents would have been destroyed long ago had they remained).
How both events tie this thing together for me is that there is now evidence that another breach happened, after the breach under the sphinx, but this time with the Great Pyramid. It’s clear that the Great Pyramid was sealed sometime after being completed circa 2500 BC, which is still after the breach of the sphinx, indicating that perhaps some, or all, of the contents that was originally beneath the sphinx, was moved inside the pyramid and then sealed. After an unknown amount of time, but still ancient, someone with prior knowledge of the schematics of the pyramid, dug through it, avoiding the descending corridor granite plugs, and gained access to the “King's Chamber”. I still don’t believe this was a tomb, but whatever the contents were, it’s clear the “robbers” had enough room to remove whatever it was through the secondary escape tunnel. It was these tunnels that Caliph Al Mamun found to gain entry to an already breached monument.
If Moses was raised in the house of the pharaoh, then he would have had access to the royal library, which had esoteric knowledge likely detailing exactly what was hidden in the Great Pyramid, and also the schematics of the pyramid. He would have the means, the knowledge and the plans to dig into the Great Pyramid and remove whatever it was inside, perhaps the Ark of the Covenant.
Thanks for reading!
I wanted to share something that dawned on me after watching History for Granite’s video, Looting the Great Pyramid - A Step by Step Analysis. This well-made video convincingly demonstrates how Caliph Al-Ma’mun was not the first to breach the Great Pyramid and instead stumbled on an already ancient burrowed tunnel. It goes on to postulate that the diggers knew exactly where to dig, to avoid the granite plugs in the descending corridor, as if they had prior knowledge of the schematics of the pyramid.
This reminded me of Manu Seyfadeh’s book, Under the Sphinx, in which he, along with Robert Bauval and Robert Schoch, demonstrate how the early dynastic Egyptians were in possession of ancient esoteric knowledge, which they did not fully understand. One part of that knowledge “leaked” through hieroglyphics on temples and coffins was the heliocentricity of our solar system. Because they did not fully understand it, it goes to show that they found that information, as opposed to being taught to them or discovering it on their own. This knowledge was guarded by the royal scribes of the king's library and is believed to originally come from under the Sphinx, the fabled Hall of Records of Atlantis.
If early dynastic Egyptians were already in possession of this information, then the chamber beneath the sphinx was already breached and the contents moved elsewhere (since that area directly beneath the sphinx floods regularly, the contents would have been destroyed long ago had they remained).
How both events tie this thing together for me is that there is now evidence that another breach happened, after the breach under the sphinx, but this time with the Great Pyramid. It’s clear that the Great Pyramid was sealed sometime after being completed circa 2500 BC, which is still after the breach of the sphinx, indicating that perhaps some, or all, of the contents that was originally beneath the sphinx, was moved inside the pyramid and then sealed. After an unknown amount of time, but still ancient, someone with prior knowledge of the schematics of the pyramid, dug through it, avoiding the descending corridor granite plugs, and gained access to the “King's Chamber”. I still don’t believe this was a tomb, but whatever the contents were, it’s clear the “robbers” had enough room to remove whatever it was through the secondary escape tunnel. It was these tunnels that Caliph Al Mamun found to gain entry to an already breached monument.
If Moses was raised in the house of the pharaoh, then he would have had access to the royal library, which had esoteric knowledge likely detailing exactly what was hidden in the Great Pyramid, and also the schematics of the pyramid. He would have the means, the knowledge and the plans to dig into the Great Pyramid and remove whatever it was inside, perhaps the Ark of the Covenant.
Thanks for reading!