About 2,000 years after the Great Pyramid was built, in the 5th century B.C., the famous historian Herodotus came to Egypt. In his book History, he wrote according to local rumors: "The pyramids are tombs. As for the mysterious relationship between the pyramid and the resurrection of the Pharaoh, it could also be quoted from another seemingly confusing and inexplicable sentence recorded in the second volume of Herodotus 'History. This also came from the spread of the locals in ancient Egypt-"Resurrection from the place of death, and death from the place of resurrection."”(The place of death should be the pyramid, so why is the place of resurrection also here?) An important clue could be found from this. This was obviously different from the resurrection of the Pharaoh that the ancient Egyptians had seen with their own eyes. The Pharaoh should have been resurrected from the distant East and returned to Egypt like the sun that rose from the East every day! After all, the Pharaoh had become the Sun God after he was resurrected.）However, if we apply the important clue of the Pharaoh's resurrection in the future world after the extraordinary period of hibernation in the pyramid to this, this mysterious sentence and the rebirth of the Pharaoh in the eyes of the ancient Egyptians would have a reasonable answer. After the Pharaoh arrived in the future world, he returned to the era of the ancient pyramids. After the magical rebirth in the eyes of the ancient Egyptians, After that, he would experience death again, be buried in his own pyramid, and then embark on the 5000-year long journey of hibernation and resurrection. In other words, the Pharaoh's life cycle was achieved through the cycle of time. It was like,"Resurrect from the place of death, and then die from the place of resurrection.”
In his book, the scholar Sidros once described in strange words," The sun rises from where it sets, and sets from where it rises..." This sentence had the same meaning.
Alright! At this point, after connecting all the clues and questions, it was finally time to come to a conclusion (I believe that there will always be only one truth!）：It seemed that the Great Pyramid of Giza was indeed built by Giza. After the revival of the future world, time travel did not stop. Instead, it used Orion's precession cycle of 25776 years (relative time) or half of its precession cycle of 12888 years (absolute time) as a cycle for limited time travel and infinite time travel. First, it repeated the round trip twice to the beginning of the ancient Egyptian civilization (that is, the time when the gods in the Egyptian myth of Osiris first brought civilization to the Nile Valley), the closest point of Orion to the Earth (BC.10500), the apoapsis of Orion (about AD.2438) during the prosperity of human civilization.(At the same time, this was also the" first time" referred to in ancient Egyptian inscriptions, which was the end of one cycle and the beginning of the next cycle.) After completing two major cycles, they would return to the Ancient Kingdom of Egypt, and then go on the third and shortest cycle trip (the relative length of the third cycle was estimated to be only about 2400 years). And at the early end of the third cycle (around B.C. 3600), Khufu led the ancient Egyptian people in the name of God and began to build a royal tomb for himself. In the three cycles of travel, Khufu had entered the Great Pyramid three times and died. The number of stones in each of the three pyramids is proportional to the number of years of each time travel, which means that every 100 stones represents one year of time travel. Therefore, we can infer that the second pyramid has about 2.6 million stones. The second time travel period is about 26000 years (relative time), and his second resurrection will occur in the later period of about 2388 AD. The moment Hancock pointed out that the four passages pointed to the four stars was probably the time when Giza's original entrance to the Pyramid of Death was finally sealed. And why was it 'four'? This also meant that Khufu had "experienced" this historic moment four times in his three long journeys of time (around B.C. 2450). At the same time, the four stars represented the four Khufu who had experienced this historical moment. (Please note that the concept of "experience" can only exist when time flows in the right direction.）Therefore, the mystery of the Sphinx was also solved. The reason why King Kafra became the first Pharaoh (after him) to own a statue of the same lion was obviously a way for a son to inherit his father's work. (1) What did the three pyramids represent? The four sides and four slopes of the pyramid were symmetrical to each other, so it could be basically judged that the meaning it symbolized should also be symmetrical. The time span of each of Khufu's periodic trips was symmetrical. (2) The Pyramid Inscription repeatedly mentioned,"The eternal life of the Pharaoh, the life of Orion!"”Using the change cycle of Orion as the cycle of time travel, it was just like the Pharaoh's almost eternal life cycle of 26000 years.）In a symbolic sense, Khufu's life was equal to Orion's precession of 26000 years!
According to the papyrus records of the time, the one who directly commanded the construction of the Great Pyramid was Prime Minister Hamo, and the chief architect was Khufu's brother Hamion. However, this was just a "trick" deliberately played by the intelligent ancient Egyptians. They did this entirely out of consideration for keeping secrets. During the Ancient Kingdom of Egypt 4500 years ago, only a very small number of upper-class people had the ability to write, so it was not difficult to do this. Moreover, papyrus became common around 1400 B.C. Furthermore, the Great Pyramid had been erected long before the Fourth Dynasty. William, the father of modern architecture in the 19th century? Flinders? Petrie had carefully investigated the quality of the Great Pyramid's construction and found that there should be two chief architects, and the one in front was far more competent than the one behind. At this point, I believe that smart readers should know which one of the two is Khufu.
To put it simply, the three cycles were two large circles plus a small circle that was ten times smaller (the third pyramid was only one-tenth the size of the Great Pyramid of Giza, so the cycle it represented was about ten times smaller than the former). 2. The two ends of the second cycle did not match Orion's apoapsis and periapsis 100%, and both were decades away from each other. This meant that the second Khufu was reborn decades later than the first Khufu. 3. Due to the need to abide by the law of time travel, each time stop of the three cycles of travel will not overlap with the other.
The Great Pyramid that we see today preserved Khufu in three different stages of development in its life cycle. The first and second "dead" Khufu were preserved near the "King's Tomb," and the real dead Khufu was buried near the underground tomb. In the year 2388 AD, the first Khufu who died at a young age woke up first, while the second Khufu would be resurrected a few decades later. Inside the tower, on the north and south sides of the "Queen's Tomb" on the surface, there were two mysterious secret passages that led diagonally upward. They were long and narrow, and could not allow people to pass through (only 20 centimeters wide). There were also layers of obstacles (doors)-"blocking stones." However, he believed that one day, when humans developed a certain degree of artificial intelligence technology, the theory in this book would finally be verified in the true sense. The north and south secret passages were very likely to correspond to the switch of the "second chamber" and the "first chamber" in the tower. (1) Sakuharu Yoshimura, a professor at Waseda University in Japan, announced that the stone gate was about 16.5 meters away from the outer wall of the pyramid after conducting microwave and gravity detection on the southern passage. There could be an unknown space. According to the ancient Egyptian inscriptions, only after passing through many doors could the Pharaoh finally get everything that was given to him in the afterlife. The discovery of all these tomb doors was very consistent with the way of thinking of the ancient Egyptians. The two copper handles on the stone door of the tomb were for the convenience of the robot to open the door in the future.）The number and location of the two secret passages matched the number and location of the two secret chambers waiting to be opened on the surface. The more specific situation of resurrection was: The Queen's Chamber was meant for future successors who opened the secret chamber. Only the King's Chamber was prepared for Khufu, who had been "resurrected" twice. The Queen's Tomb and its ventilation duct served a symbolic purpose, symbolically welcoming the second resurrection of Khufu. In the year 2388 AD, the First Chamber of Secrets would be opened (or it would be automatically activated by a timer). The boulder in the King's Tomb would automatically move to open a passage from the chamber to the tomb. The coffin containing the mummy of Giza would be automatically moved from the chamber to the King's Tomb. Then, where did the energy source of the power system that carried the Pharaoh's coffin and the mummy, as well as the opening and closing of the boulder come from? It was very likely that an energy storage device similar to a large-capacity magnetic permanent charging battery was hidden in the unknown space inside the Great Pyramid.
The speculations about the exact location of the secret chambers in the Great Pyramid were as follows:
The human body can only be preserved in the pyramid at one-third of the height of the tower, which is the location of the "King's Tomb" or its vicinity. Therefore, it was only reasonable that the bodies of the 'two' Khufu waiting to be resurrected were also placed near the King's Tomb, so the body of the second 'Khufu' was not near the Queen's Tomb. According to the research done by Stanford University in the United States, the secret chamber where Khufu's mummy was kept should be located between the King's Tomb and the Queen's Tomb.
(2) The French scientist, Gerard? Dolmayan and Jean-Yeh? Wildehart used sensitive instruments to explore the known tombs in the pyramid and made new discoveries. They used a miniature gravity difference meter, which allowed them to detect the hole by tilting the gravity slightly. They used this method to determine that there was at least another chamber below the Queen's Chamber in the pyramid. I think this chamber is used to store the energy storage equipment in the pyramid.
The original entrance to the Great Pyramid of Giza was located at the thirteenth level of the northern stone wall, which meant that the mausoleum faced north. In traditional architecture, the tomb was the same as the seats, and the right side was respected. Therefore, it could be concluded that the two chambers hidden on the surface of the tower were on the east and west sides of the King's Chamber. The older (second death) Khufu was on the east side, and the younger (first death) Khufu was on the west side.
Then what was the real purpose of the original entrance of the pyramid always facing north? (The original entrances of the three great pyramids all faced north.）One possible answer was that the ancient Egyptians believed that the Pharaoh would become the God of the North after his death.
However, every time Khufu entered the pyramid and "died," he would have a karmic connection with the future civilization. Due to the strict laws of physics, the three secret chambers hidden in the Great Pyramid of Giza cannot be opened by modern people. Once they are opened, it will have an extremely bad effect. (Once we come into contact with an item in the pyramid that has a causality connection with the future civilization, the item will "disappear" before our eyes and run into a parallel universe. It was no wonder that the pyramids of the Fourth Dynasty were almost always empty in the eyes of modern people. There were no high-tech items, and there were no murals or carvings on the walls of the towers. Similarly, there were no records of how the three great pyramids were built.）
Imagined internal structure of the Great Pyramid
What was particularly noteworthy was the statement that 286 was an " incorrect number." The designed length of the pyramid was 286 inches, but it was actually 286.1 inches. Every construction step had this " architect's error ", so the stone at the top of the pyramid could not be covered, and in fact, it was not covered. The central axis of the entire tunnel and tomb structure was 286 inches away from the central axis of the pyramid. Could this be an accidental negligence, an inevitable error in such a huge building? Pyramid scholars said that this was not a deviation of the pyramid at all. Davidson believed that the number 286 appeared frequently in various key parts, so " its value is extremely obvious. It commands the structure of the entire building, and human scientific research cannot understand its role.”According to the theory in the book, this was probably an error caused by Khufu's time travel, similar to the inevitable error caused by modern precision guided missiles.
There has always been a fierce debate about who was the original model of the Sphinx built 12500 years ago. Many experts believed that the small statue of Khufu, which was kept in the hall on the second floor of the Cairo Museum, could show that he had a very square face, which was exactly the same as the Sphinx. In addition, the head of the Sphinx had obvious decorations, including two braids. The statue of Giza had a similar head ornament. There were naturally many skeptics of this conclusion. The head of the Sphinx was obviously much better preserved than the body. Although the limestone material used for the head was stronger, it was worlds apart from the wear and tear of the body. The ratio of the head to the body was also a little out of place. The head was relatively small compared to the body. When looking down from the sky, its head was like a miniature needle, while its body was long and flat, and there were obvious signs of water erosion. It seems that we can infer that the head of the Sphinx was not the original accessory. It was only carefully modified by craftsmen 4500 years ago under the orders of the Pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty. In addition, if the Sphinx could be traced back to the end of the Ice Age in 10500 B.C., why did its head have the face and decoration of a Pharaoh? This didn't seem to make sense! Some people had tried to explain that the Sphinx from 12500 years ago should have had the head of a huge lion. In fact, it was not entirely true, because (1) if the truth was true, such a large and eye-catching lion statue was built in the ancient times 12500 years ago in Egypt-but this appearance did not have any practical significance at all! You will never be able to find any clear and practical purpose for its construction! Moreover, some other parts of the lion's body did not belong to the lion, such as the tail. (3) Besides, humans have had the habit of carving huge statues of gods or leaders since ancient times. For example, there are the giant heads of the four presidents on Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, the giant Buddha in Sichuan Province, the Bamiyan Buddha in afghanistana, the statue of the Savior on the Cocovado Mountain in Rio de Janeirodo, Brazil, the four giant statues of Ramses II in the Abu Simbel Temple in Egypt, the Statue of Liberty in Manhattan, New York, and the Lincoln statue in the Lincoln Memorial Hall in Washington, D.C. The bronze statue of the Rhode Island Sun God, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, and so on. However, there were very few giant statues that were based on complete animals, and even fewer giant statues that were based on complete animals. Moreover, the mysterious Sphinx had been admired and worshipped by the Pharaohs and the Egyptian people since ancient times. In their eyes, it was completely the image of a god. Therefore, considering the way of thinking and religious customs of the ancient Egyptians, no Pharaoh had the need or the courage to change the image of God without authorization."Blasphemy" was regarded as treason in ancient Egypt and was severely punished. (Herodotus once commented: "The Egyptians fear God the most.") Even if it was reprocessed, it should have been very carefully reduced according to the original size. The basic features of the entire head did not change, but it was even more obvious. The Pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty wanted it to "restore" its original facial features after 8000 years of natural erosion. For example, this was like the huge portrait of the emperor hanging in the middle of the Tian 'an Gate Tower in Beijing, the capital of China. It was precisely because he was the founding head of the People's Republic of China that he was the only person in the world who had this condition. Even if someone changed the portrait in the future, there were only two reasons: It's gone bad over the years. There would definitely not be any ignorant person who would change this portrait to his own image. It was neither possible nor necessary! So, all of this could very well have happened like this: Before Egypt became a desert, Giza was a fertile prairie. At its outer edge was a rock bed, where a group of Atlantean stonemasons (not future people) carved a huge head of Khufu, which was the head of such a god. The huge limestone was cut neatly and transported here piece by piece. Some of them weighed more than 60 tons. Later, these stones seemed to be lifted effortlessly and placed on the base of the current pyramid of Kafra. Just like the Sphinx, the temple in front of it had traces of an earlier era. At the end of the Ice Age, tens of thousands of years before the pyramids were built, they were weathered and eroded by rain. The flood flowed over the lion, forming the shape we see today. After the rain stopped, the originally fertile grassland became a vast desert. The sand brought by the wind buried the part of the statue below the neck, and the marks of the lion's body being washed away by water were preserved. The head remained in the air, continuing to be weathered and eroded. Because its head was so badly damaged, in about 2540 B.C., Egyptian masons reconstructed the head according to the original features, so there was the Sphinx we see today. (In fact, the erosion of the Sphinx was also very severe today. The Egyptian government had tried to save it by spraying chemicals on its surface to slow down the erosion, but it backfired and accelerated the erosion.）
It seemed that the only way to thoroughly prove the theory in this book was to wait until the time machine was invented and ask the explorers at that time to go to the Giza Plateau of ancient Egypt 12000 years ago!
Comparing the Statue of Khufu and the Sphinx's Face
The Great Pyramid of Giza had four main functions: It was the symbol of Earth and the human civilization on Earth. The memorial of Khufu's first ten-thousand-year journey; The place where it ascended to heaven after a long period of hibernation. His real grave. The entire series of mysteries surrounding the Egyptian pyramids revolved around the same person-the true owner of the Sphinx, Khufu. The three great pyramids were the most symbolic monuments of his three magnificent, periodic space-time journeys! (I wonder if Khufu would smile after reading this book.)
Other Symbols of the Three Great Pyramid
What else did the Three Great Pyramid of Giza represent? I feel like a blind man touching an elephant. From different angles, there will be different answers.
When material scientists saw the three pyramids, they might think that they symbolized the three types of stone that made up the pyramids: Limestone, granite, artificial stone;
Anthropologists who saw the three pyramids would probably think that they symbolized the three major races of modern humans: Asians (Mongolians), Caucasians (Europeans), and Blacks (Negroes);
When biologists saw the three pyramids, they thought that they represented the three major types of life on Earth: Microorganisms, plants, animals, or the three production methods of animals: Oviparous, Viviparous, Ovoviparous (Ichthyosaur);
Physicists would think that they symbolized the three major normalcy of matter on Earth: Gas state, liquid state, solid state, or the speed of the three universes.
Astronomists would think that they represented the three major terrestrial planets in the solar system: Earth, Venus, and Mars (however, it had nothing to do with the size ratio); Or Kepler's three laws of planets orbiting the sun;
When sociologists encounter them, they are likely to say that they represent the three major industries in the social structure;
Theologians would think that they symbolized the three major religions of the world: Christian, Buddhist, and Muslim;
Historians have come across three civilizations that they would think symbolized the world: Western Civilization Region, Eastern Civilization Region, New World Civilization Region; Or the three historical periods of ancient Egypt (Manneto division): Ancient Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, New Kingdom;
When archaeologists came across them, they would think that they symbolized the three major types of writing in the ancient world: cuneiform, hieroglyph, alphabets;
The answer given by feminists might be the three women in Egypt's long history who combined beauty, wisdom, and power: Hatshepsut, Naftiti, Christie? Petra (but there were more than three female rulers in ancient Egypt's history);
When a physiologist came to the three pyramids, he might conclude that they represented the three types of memories that humans possessed: Inherited memory, immune memory, neural memory.
Estheticians would say that they symbolize the three colors of aesthetics;
Geologists or physicists wouldn't think that they represented the three major components of the earth: Earth's crust, mantle, and core? Or the three main types of earth's rocks: Magma, Sedimentary, Metamorphosed?
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Manetho, an ancient Egyptian priest and historian in the 3rd century B.C., divided the history of Egypt from Menes to the conquest of Alexander of Macedon into 30 (or 31) dynasties and three periods: the Old Kingdom, the Middle Kingdom, and the New Kingdom.
In addition, I found many answers:
First, the Pyramid and Giza had experienced three great eras (the Realm of Gods, the Land of Gods, and the Underworld) or encountered three magical civilizations.
Secondly, there were the three divinity attributes of the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh: When he was alive, he was Horus, the god of falcons in the human world. After death, he became Osiris, the god in charge of the netherworld. When he was resurrected, he became the sun god.
The three ways of time travel in the future or the three laws of time travel;
The three celestial bodies most closely related to the calendar: Sun, Moon, Sirius Star;
The three giants of the allied and allied countries during World War II;
The three giants of ancient Rome;
The three magnates of the Three Kingdoms era;
There were three types of civilizations in the ancient world: Farming, marine trade, nomadism;
There were three major climate zones on the Earth's surface: frigid zone, warm zone, tropical zone;
The three major components of the universe were ordinary matter, dark matter, and dark energy.
There were three seasons in ancient Egypt: the rainy season from July to October (Achte), the farming season from November to February (Peret), and the dry season from March to June (Summao).
There were three types of fingerprints: Bow type, dustpan type, bucket type;
Among all the chemical elements, only three were formed during the Big Bang: hydrogen, helium, lithium;
At the end of the universe, all matter that could be converted into energy disappeared, leaving only the last three particles: Electrons, positive electrons, neutrinos;
There were three major blood cells that flowed in the blood vessels of modern humans: red blood cells, white blood cells, and blood capillaries;
In addition, if the six smaller pyramids attached to the three pyramids were included, the Giza Pyramid complex formed a huge model of the solar system. The Great Pyramid of Giza represented the first of the terrestrial planets (and the only terrestrial planet with life), Earth. The three smaller pyramids next to the Great Pyramid of Giza represented the other three terrestrial planets, Mercury, Venus, and Mars. The pyramid in the middle symbolized the only star in the solar system, the sun. The Menkaure Pyramid represented Jupiter, the first of the Jupiter planets (Jupiter was 2.5 times the mass of all the other seven planets combined, 318 times that of Earth, and 1316 times that of Earth). The three small pyramids next to the pyramid of Menkaure represented the other three planets-Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.(The nine celestial bodies of the solar system were all included.）
In fact, it was not just the model of the solar system, but also the model of the distribution of land and sea on Earth: The Great Pyramid of Giza represented the Old Continent on Earth's surface, and the smaller pyramids represented three Old Continents: Asia, Europe, and Africa. The Menkaure Pyramid represented the New World, and the smaller pyramids attached to it represented the three new continents: North America, South America, Australia, and Antarctica, the uninhabited continent, was represented by the Khafra Pyramid.
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Smart reader, what else did you think of? Please continue the discussion…
The legend of the Pharaoh Khufu-this was a kind of magic that was born and destined to be great!
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