When we look and the grand alignments between Easter Island, Giza, Nazca, etc. and the Golden Ratio mathematics involved, it is really quite stunning. But, what bothers me about the whole thing is the location of the island. It is near nothing. Two of the volcano calderas on the island line up with the grand line involved.
The Great Pyramid's location is locked by all the representational geometry involved. It is at 30 degrees above the equator. It marks the largest polar circumference of the globe. It HAS to be where it is to be what it is.
Yet, there just happens to be an island out in the depths of the Pacific that lines up with all the other sites and the Golden Ratio. An island whose mythology of creation involves a god with a lever lifting it out of the water repeatedly until it is right.
Can we talk about the idea that, once upon a time, if we needed an island to be somewhere--we were capable of putting it there?
The Great Pyramid's location is locked by all the representational geometry involved. It is at 30 degrees above the equator. It marks the largest polar circumference of the globe. It HAS to be where it is to be what it is.
Yet, there just happens to be an island out in the depths of the Pacific that lines up with all the other sites and the Golden Ratio. An island whose mythology of creation involves a god with a lever lifting it out of the water repeatedly until it is right.
Can we talk about the idea that, once upon a time, if we needed an island to be somewhere--we were capable of putting it there?