Turn on the pyramid...

originally posted by: AgarthaSeed
a reply to: gLuEBoY

The Law of One ( Ra Material ) describes the pyramids currently being "out of tune" because they haven't been in use in a long time.

When asked who would be able to "tune" them, Ra replied that nobody alive in the 3rd density now was capable.

Food for thought.

I have news for you....lots of us know how to "tune them in"....they are syncronised with the Earths vibrational signature...which has changed....which we know and can compensate for easily.Maybe no one was alive that could do it when the Ra stuff was written.I think any High School Science class could do it today in a month.

Im confuses what was found in the pyramid can i has sauce preee...

A look at a cross-section of the Great Pyramid would suggest a technical use, rather than a funereal use and they would have looked pretty impressive, with their limestone casings and gold ben-ben capstone, gleaming in the sunlight.

Does anybody have a link to a source of Egyptian records that definitively reveal how and when they actually built the pyramids?

a reply to: fromtheskydown

i suggested a water based powered machine, initially a ram pump, through various phases of renovation, some of the later being possibly ornamental only. also only the biggie has the neccesary infrastucture however if it has a vibrational function then the other two could tie in sympathetically, opening the possibility that the middle one is the first tied in with the sphinx.
you can imagine how this was received by some

originally posted by: fromtheskydown
A look at a cross-section of the Great Pyramid would suggest a technical use, rather than a funereal use and they would have looked pretty impressive, with their limestone casings and gold ben-ben capstone, gleaming in the sunlight.

Does anybody have a link to a source of Egyptian records that definitively reveal how and when they actually built the pyramids?

It could suggest that, but that would also suggest that the Egyptians would be complete retards that felt the need to stack 6 million tonnes of stone in a big pile to facilitate technical reasons. Egyptians where way smarter than this. "Technical" things in ancient times dont exist today because they where actually used and then discarded.

Simple fact is that rulers throughout history build gigantic monuments simply because they can.

a reply to: merka

so technical structures are for retards eh?
good line of argument

oh for Gods sake, this must be the most intellectually redundant pyramid thread in ATS history
Every fool knows the pyramids are soap dispensers, all you have to do to operate it is put a coin in the top.
dumbasses

originally posted by: gLuEBoY
This is way off . no mention of the sarcophagus. No mention of what Robert Bauvel found when drilling a hole through the top of the Kings Chamber . The same black powder that was found in the releaving chambers . Put a battery in the sarcaphagus. Run the cables into the air ducts that really are not air vents at all.gantenbrink the robot found a stone with a copper fitting on it . Batterys have been around forever.

Bottom line here is we need to turn this machine on.....

It will transform this world....

Question: Do you also believe you can sticky-tape a battery to a lightbulb and get it to work? What about sticking a metal coathanger out the window during a storm to "capture" the lightning to power your home?

That's the extent of the electrical knowledge you have displayed so I am curious. Have you done ANY study at all on the properties of electricity?

originally posted by: merka

originally posted by: fromtheskydown
A look at a cross-section of the Great Pyramid would suggest a technical use, rather than a funereal use and they would have looked pretty impressive, with their limestone casings and gold ben-ben capstone, gleaming in the sunlight.

Does anybody have a link to a source of Egyptian records that definitively reveal how and when they actually built the pyramids?

It could suggest that, but that would also suggest that the Egyptians would be complete retards that felt the need to stack 6 million tonnes of stone in a big pile to facilitate technical reasons. Egyptians where way smarter than this. "Technical" things in ancient times dont exist today because they where actually used and then discarded.

Simple fact is that rulers throughout history build gigantic monuments simply because they can.

The Hoover Dam...
A concrete arch-gravity type dam.
Weighs more than 6,600,000 tons.
More than 5,000,000 barrels of cement.
Technical ability - A hydro electric power plant.

Retards!!
Maybe we should discard it when we are done.

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: Byrd

Byrd, Byrd, Byrd. Joke resistant?

When I've been writing lesson plans, yeah. Cue us in with an emoticon or three!

But now that you've asked, it's Orions Belt, obviously, the name is a give away.
Orion is a giant in the skies. With a huge dingdong and if you turn the pyramids on it bursts his belt.
I could go in detail about that, but I am pretty sure it would violate T&C. And we don't want them to get hurt, do we?

Undoubtedly. And the Milky Way is therefore obviously a conduit for the channeled soapsuds. We should write a book. Make millions.

originally posted by: gLuEBoY
This is way off . no mention of the sarcophagus. No mention of what Robert Bauvel found when drilling a hole through the top of the Kings Chamber . The same black powder that was found in the releaving chambers . Put a battery in the sarcaphagus. Run the cables into the air ducts that really are not air vents at all.gantenbrink the robot found a stone with a copper fitting on it . Batterys have been around forever.

Bottom line here is we need to turn this machine on.....

It will transform this world....

Just rub it in the right place and it will get turned on.

Its like a Genies bottle.

originally posted by: fromtheskydown
A look at a cross-section of the Great Pyramid would suggest a technical use, rather than a funereal use and they would have looked pretty impressive, with their limestone casings and gold ben-ben capstone, gleaming in the sunlight.

I don't think you're aware that the pyramids of Giza have several different floor plans (and there are ten pyramids; not three there at Giza.) The interior irregularities and the gaps in the stones make it a poor fit for any sort of device.

Does anybody have a link to a source of Egyptian records that definitively reveal how and when they actually built the pyramids?

Can you read hieroglyphics? We have one of the logbooks of a captain who transported the stone.

But they didn't sit around and write instructions... just as you can't find any similar documents about the construction of Edinburgh Castle in Scotland. It may surprise you to learn that documenting architectural builds was not that common until fairly recently.

a reply to: Byrd

Haha, no, I can't read hieroglyphics...I wish I could, I wouldn't be stuck with the tedious job of graphics and web design. I'm just curious, as the Egyptians seemed to document quite a lot, the glyphs depicting work in the fields, dressing and cutting stone, dragging statues etc.

A building of that scale must have taken planning, detailed enough to get the structure up and running...drawings, architectural instructions...I don't know...or did they just do it all on the fly?

And, yes, I am aware that there are more than three pyramids at Giza.

originally posted by: fromtheskydown
a reply to: Byrd

Haha, no, I can't read hieroglyphics...I wish I could, I wouldn't be stuck with the tedious job of graphics and web design. .

You would, the pay is crappy

originally posted by: fromtheskydown
a reply to: Byrd
A building of that scale must have taken planning, detailed enough to get the structure up and running...drawings, architectural instructions...I don't know...or did they just do it all on the fly?

Yes, why weren't more plans of Pharaoh's secret tomb, which was supposed to stay sealed for all eternity, made available, its a mystery...

a reply to: fromtheskydown

yeah, youre gonna get alot of that.
"Does anybody have a link to a source of Egyptian records that definitively reveal how and when they actually built the pyramids?"
keep asking

a reply to: Byrd

No silly, the Milky Way is where cows channel their white fluid of life from. You didn't actually believe they transform gras inside their bodies, did you? That's why so many cows are found mutilated. It happens when they astral travel, cross the Milky way and get ran over.

The Indians know the cows are an alien species, that's why they're holy there.

a reply to: Marduk

Now I am surprised. (Honestly) I remember the issue was papyrus rotting so fast? Do you really believe they were kept secret on purpose?
Also isn't there an inscription somewhere how they moved the gigantic statues?
And the different groups of workers which left their "grafitties"?

originally posted by: PeepleDo you really believe they were kept secret on purpose?

Yes, here's why
en.wikipedia.org...
This isn't rocket science.

originally posted by: fromtheskydown
a reply to: Byrd

Haha, no, I can't read hieroglyphics...I wish I could, I wouldn't be stuck with the tedious job of graphics and web design.

Trust me - there's no money in Egyptology! Nada!

I'm just curious, as the Egyptians seemed to document quite a lot, the glyphs depicting work in the fields, dressing and cutting stone, dragging statues etc.

Those aren't hieroglyphs - those are actually tomb paintings (with hieroglyphs.) Think of them as sort of a "comic book" page - one illustration with a lot of captions. Or an illustrated tomb wall.

Only the elites (nobles) had them. They took a lot of time to make, and while there were some nobles buried on the Giza plateau, at that time they didn't include much of a biography on the walls of the tomb. They included their titles, and family members, and prayers that they would receive sustenance in the afterlife. It wasn't until the New Kingdom that it became popular to put a (somewhat inflated) biography on the tomb walls.

A building of that scale must have taken planning, detailed enough to get the structure up and running...drawings, architectural instructions...I don't know...or did they just do it all on the fly?

I don't know. It couldn't be done on the fly - not something of that size and needing that much manpower. They had a lot of pyramid building experts, though. By the time that one was built, they'd been making pyramids for over 200 years and mastaba tombs with underground chambers for around a thousand years. The floor plan evolves and we see it changing over time - including afterwards.

It's thought that they quit building them so large because of the negative impact on the economy and workforce (you couldn't guarantee that a king would live long enough to finish his pyramid... and some of the successors would have had to been finishing 3 or 4 huge pyramids at the same time.)

Perhaps the nobles and high priests rebelled against the waste of resources to make such large structures?

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: Byrd

No silly, the Milky Way is where cows channel their white fluid of life from. You didn't actually believe they transform gras inside their bodies, did you? That's why so many cows are found mutilated. It happens when they astral travel, cross the Milky way and get ran over.

Nooo! You get it from a hydraulic press when you smoosh soybean crops with Pam's HarvestCraft! Or milk Mooshrooms! That's how I get it in Minecraft, so it MUST be true!