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Post by LorrB on Mar 16, 2011 8:28:26 GMT 9.5
I was not a believer in 'time lines' at one stage. Then I came across an experiment in a book which stated that one could find the source of 'a trouble' or 'worry' if one closed their eyes and took themselves up above their body some ways, imagined a line stretching left and right of them, one way leading into the future and the other leading into the past. One then had to ask to be taken to the source of their original trouble or worry. Mine was a sense of inferiority I felt that I was not as good as most others. When I did the experiment, I was immediately taken back to a time when I was about 9 years old and the Bishop publicly ridiculed me in front of the class. Publicly ridiculing people was a favourite past-time of his. He used to stop Mass and ridicule anyone who walked in late. Not the most admired man in our community. When I found out it was him that caused my concern I was intantly cured and now you all have to put up with me ;D
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Post by LorrB on Mar 16, 2011 8:29:41 GMT 9.5
Re: Pyramids. Temples are usually decorated. The Pyramid isn't. Been there, seen it, walked through it, it is very utilitarian.
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Post by LorrB on Mar 16, 2011 8:42:11 GMT 9.5
And so are the Round Towers of Ireland, which makes the grass grown really green around them. Maybe pyramids are, among other things, energy anchors, antennas. Energies are earthed.
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Post by paul on Mar 16, 2011 8:49:34 GMT 9.5
The Great Pyramid has a number of niches in the walls. Since the pyramid has no existing decorations, those niches presumably were for functional objects.
As far as I know only Sitchin gives an account of objects being placed in the niches
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Post by paul on Mar 16, 2011 8:50:33 GMT 9.5
>pyramids are, among other things, energy anchors, antenna
You may find the same two stone types used in both the pyramids and the round towers
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Post by LorrB on Mar 16, 2011 11:12:44 GMT 9.5
Pink Granite.
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Post by LorrB on Mar 16, 2011 11:14:42 GMT 9.5
Niches in the walls of pyramids.... in the Grand Gallery, looks like the sort of place a huge cogged machine would run up and down.
Now lets play what if... what if the pyramid was a generator of sorts and also the place where the Ark of the Covenent was housed? The Dimensions of both the Ark and the 'sarcophagus' are compatible.
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Post by LorrB on Mar 16, 2011 11:15:54 GMT 9.5
The Porphyry Stone in Royal Ark Mariners ? Which is what shape?
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Post by Henka on Mar 16, 2011 11:53:14 GMT 9.5
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Post by paul on Mar 16, 2011 12:38:43 GMT 9.5
Granite and limestone perhaps
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Post by LorrB on Mar 16, 2011 12:58:11 GMT 9.5
Seems it may have been used a bit more than than... • Some chambers of the pyramids were made with a special kind of granite known as pink granite. Pink granite was used for a number of different parts of the pyramid, including the lower sections of chambers, and to build the sarcophagi that held the kings and other ancient nobles of Egypt
Read more: What are the Giza Pyramids Made Of? | eHow.com www.ehow.com/about_5471876_giza-pyramids-made.html#ixzz1GjEvAc4p
.. and I think I read somewhere that pink granite and limestone together generate a piezo electric energy.
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Post by paul on Mar 16, 2011 13:08:47 GMT 9.5
Granite and limestone are used in round towers.
And I seem to recall that the Blue Nile brings waters from limestone and the White Nile from granite. Perhaps the combination is important.
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Post by stewartedwards on Mar 16, 2011 17:20:39 GMT 9.5
One of the objects of tourism is to return to the places of past lives to recover fragmented intelligences. You know Paul I have never really given this that much thought, but I do know that you are correct. The number of times that life has pushed and prodded me to go to certain places, some quite insignificant, which have directly led to personal growth never ceases to amaze me. All that we need is hidden in the plain sight of our daily lives. All that I need to do now is win the lottery so that I can fund extensive global travel and I am sorted Without falling to the dark side Yet as I know from my own near death experience I have already done enough You know Paul I think that over the coming few years I am going to be comming back to your insight here again and again. Thank you.
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Post by stewartedwards on Mar 16, 2011 17:32:05 GMT 9.5
Maybe pyramids are, among other things, energy anchors, antennas. Energies are earthed. I dont think that there is much maybe about it LorrB, I can feel (at least some) energy flows. The way that I picture it in my mind is energy from the Pleidies, through Orion and Sirius to our solar system connecting with Earth. Now it is the connections that get interesting for me, for the energy can get focused through the Earth itself, the satellite network, ground structures and living beings. I am guessing but I probably started to feel this at the turn of the millenium or thereabouts, and I think that it was Russell or possibly Maat who once said (Russell/Maat please correct me if I am wrong or misrepresenting you) that it is the balance between received light and love that is important. I would imagine that the reviving ancient cyrstal network of this planet is more feelable by more people by now, and probably has been, especially in parts of the masonic/esoteric world, for some years now (possibly around 5ish). It all takes a bit of time as the dusty connections re-establish. But I could just be a barmy madman
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Post by Henka on Mar 17, 2011 0:11:49 GMT 9.5
But I could just be a barmy madman ;D
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Post by LorrB on Mar 17, 2011 8:40:32 GMT 9.5
But I could just be a barmy madman Many a genius has been described as such Stewart Mad - maybe Genius - maybe Courageous - definitely! Vote 1 - Stewart Edwards!
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Post by LorrB on Mar 17, 2011 8:46:01 GMT 9.5
Time Lines.... I am most definitely drawn to Henry VIII's time and the St Alban's area in Hertfordshire. I have trouble remembering lots of Europe even though I have travelled there quite extensively on two occasions ...I find it hard to connect with it in this life, Italy being the exception.
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Post by paul on Mar 17, 2011 9:31:17 GMT 9.5
>Italy being the exception.
Tuscany perhaps?
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Post by Henka on Mar 17, 2011 9:56:04 GMT 9.5
I connect with Italy as well, I'm sure I was a Legionary in late Republican times.
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Post by LorrB on Mar 17, 2011 12:58:07 GMT 9.5
>Italy being the exception. Tuscany perhaps? Florence is where I feel right at 'home'. Love it.
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