Stephane Wuttunee

Seven billion pyramids

January 6, 2010 |  8 comments
Image Credit: stockxpert The first two articles of this three part series on the Great Pyramid made my theories quite clear; that the structure was designed and built to represent us. Now we’re going to dive deeper into what this implies. Hang tight, because what you are about to read isn’t going to be easy to take in.

Though many are already well aware of such, Egypt is not the only country in the world that hosts pyramids. Egypt alone, for example, officially has over 119 pyramids cataloged. Both Central and South America of course, also have scores of pyramidlike temples on their soil. China has a few as well (if your perspective is via GoogleEarth, that is). According to Professor Masaaki Kimura of the University of the Ryukyus in Okinawa, Japan also has several large pyramidlike structures sitting off its coast below the sea’s surface. Bosnia can chime in here as well with a large pyramidlike mound just begging to be examined closer by archaeologists. And if the findings and reports given by Brian O’Leary from NASA and JPL’s recently deceased Dr. Tom Van Flanders are true, then pyramids might also exist on the red planet. For good measure, let us also consider Richard Hoagland’s theory that the moon itself has a pyramid or two. He certainly makes a good case.

My point here is that pyramids do not simply exist on Earth. In fact, they may be interplanetary. And if we can assume this idea to be true, then it might also be feasible to say that they could be interstellar – even intergalactic. And if pyramids are intergalactic (and therefore universal), then it is safe to assume that they may all have been built for the same reason. Many monuments, one purpose.

The first realization here then in regards to the Great Pyramid of Egypt is that, if in fact it was designed and built to represent us in our “perfect” state, then this essentially implies that we are divine beings. Gods.

Okay, so if we are gods, then what can gods do?

One obvious answer to this question is that gods create. More importantly, they co-create. They co-create along with…God.

Following the logic further, this therefore implies that we, along with God, must have co-created this realm we call Earth. We also probably had a hand in co-creating the solar system itself, the neighboring elements, and other systems elsewhere. In fact, it probably also implies that we helped create the entire Universe itself. This is reasonable to assume since, if we exist forever after we die, then it’s likely because we existed forever before we were born. And if we existed from the start, we were probably aware of the process of creation itself – if we didn’t participate in it altogether. If we are eternal Beings that existed from the start of it all, then how could we not have been aware that the Universe itself was being created? We must have played a part in it all. God is the architect, and we are the construction crew.

Heresy?

No.

Logic and reason.

We have always been creators. Right now our kind is actively co-creating through genetic engineering with animals and plants. But it doesn’t stop there. As primitive beings, we co-created worlds and virtual realms to live in through crudely made pictures on cave walls. When speech came along, we began creating worlds through storytelling. Later on as our civilization flourished, we employed the written word. Then along came radio waves, and great orators enthralled us through fantastic tales. In other words, they pulled us into their created worlds. Television further deepened the illusion for us by bringing imagery into the mix. And in recent times, we have created extremely vivid and realistic worlds for us to immerse ourselves in with computer games and simulations. Nowadays, top quantum physicists are discovering that we can literally create worlds and realms through the mind and manipulation of light itself. And of course, once that is realized, it doesn’t take Einstein to figure out that we’ve nearly come full circle and are only nanometers away from being the divine and fully realized spiritual beings we once were.

So what’s the final obstacle preventing us from reaching that lofty goal of becoming full fledged creators and sovereign beings? Hint: it isn’t the government or the corporation or the military. The cliché answer is obvious: the barrier is ourselves. Many people fault governments and religious institutions in general for not having released information to the world in regards to our origins and identity (I even jump on the bandwagon at times and need to remind myself to go easy on them). Fact is – and you the reader are already aware of this – we are solely responsible for our own growth and experience upon this planet. We can’t look to others to enlighten or lead us (though having government handle the administrative aspects of daily life can be incredibly convenient).

So that’s the first heavy implication of the Great Pyramid’s purpose and meaning; that we helped engineer everything including this planet and everything on it. It is what I’ve come to realize after nearly twenty years of research and soul searching. Ironically, because of this realization, I’ve come to the point where I can no longer be excited or enthralled by the Great Pyramid. All of the current archaeological digs and findings disinterest me completely. Rather, I am blown away by the pyramid’s symbolism. I am more fascinated now by humanity itself. I am in love and in awe of who we can become and what we can do.

The second great implication put forth by the Great Pyramid has to do with the relationship between the capstone hovering above it (as evidenced by the pyramid residing within the Great Seal) and the physical pyramid beneath it. Its message can be nicely summarized by the following well known sayings:

As above…so below.

First the spiritual, then the physical.

In other words, first came the capstone, then the Pyramid. Not the other way around.

As crazy as it sounds to say this then, the Great Pyramid of Egypt is not the true pyramid. In fact, no physical pyramid on Earth is a genuine pyramid. No pyramid found upon any of our sister planets are authentic, and neither are any pyramids found elsewhere in the entire Universe. They are all mere imitations and little duplicates. They are copies. Clones. Creations.

The real pyramid is the seemingly invisible capstone itself. It is what first comes into existence, because its source is both eternal and transcendental. Symbolizing spirit, Christ, and God, the capstone is the element responsible for manifesting the spiritual into what is physical. This applies to us, animals and plants, the elements, all the stars and planets – everything. The capstone is God or Spirit, and we and everything physical (in its entirety) are the pyramid.

One could also say that the capstone is a UFO and that the pyramid itself is a contactee or abductee and none of the meaning would have been lost. As a matter of fact, this is also what I believe (and I know I’m not the only one).

I hope I didn’t lose you there. I know how absolutely insane that must seem, but I had to get it off my chest. If none of all this makes any sense (I suspect it might not), please go read the first two articles that preceded this one.

The bottom line (and this, again, is my opinion) is that as a symbol, the Great Pyramid has been hijacked. Distorted. Twisted to suit and fit a certain purpose and agenda. Is the ‘New World Order’ inherently evil because it seems to rely heavily upon pyramid imagery? Many might say ‘yes’ and I’d have to agree with them – within the current context. But I also have to keep the door open. I have to believe that ‘the powers that be’ are only misguided and adrift and can be brought back to reason. I mean let’s face it: though administrative bodies in the world are doing some terrible things, all of the people involved in them started off as children. They were once children with hopes, dreams, aspirations, and hopes like we were. My head tells me to write them off and wish them good riddance, but my heart tells me that until something that started long ago between us is resolved, this cosmic dance between good and evil will never end. Perhaps it never will. It doesn’t mean we can’t change the tune.[!gad]The first two articles of this three part series on the Great Pyramid made my theories quite clear; that the structure was designed and built to represent us. Now we’re going to dive deeper into what this implies. Hang tight, because what you are about to read isn’t going to be easy to take in.

Though many are already well aware of such, Egypt is not the only country in the world that hosts pyramids. Egypt alone, for example, officially has over 119 pyramids cataloged. Both Central and South America of course, also have scores of pyramidlike temples on their soil. China has a few as well (if your perspective is via GoogleEarth, that is). According to Professor Masaaki Kimura of the University of the Ryukyus in Okinawa, Japan also has several large pyramidlike structures sitting off its coast below the sea’s surface. Bosnia can chime in here as well with a large pyramidlike mound just begging to be examined closer by archaeologists. And if the findings and reports given by Brian O’Leary from NASA and JPL’s recently deceased Dr. Tom Van Flanders are true, then pyramids might also exist on the red planet. For good measure, let us also consider Richard Hoagland’s theory that the moon itself has a pyramid or two. He certainly makes a good case.

My point here is that pyramids do not simply exist on Earth. In fact, they may be interplanetary. And if we can assume this idea to be true, then it might also be feasible to say that they could be interstellar – even intergalactic. And if pyramids are intergalactic (and therefore universal), then it is safe to assume that they may all have been built for the same reason. Many monuments, one purpose.

The first realization here then in regards to the Great Pyramid of Egypt is that, if in fact it was designed and built to represent us in our “perfect” state, then this essentially implies that we are divine beings. Gods.

Okay, so if we are gods, then what can gods do?

One obvious answer to this question is that gods create. More importantly, they co-create. They co-create along with…God.

Following the logic further, this therefore implies that we, along with God, must have co-created this realm we call Earth. We also probably had a hand in co-creating the solar system itself, the neighboring elements, and other systems elsewhere. In fact, it probably also implies that we helped create the entire Universe itself. This is reasonable to assume since, if we exist forever after we die, then it’s likely because we existed forever before we were born. And if we existed from the start, we were probably aware of the process of creation itself – if we didn’t participate in it altogether. If we are eternal Beings that existed from the start of it all, then how could we not have been aware that the Universe itself was being created? We must have played a part in it all. God is the architect, and we are the construction crew.

Heresy?

No.

Logic and reason.

We have always been creators. Right now our kind is actively co-creating through genetic engineering with animals and plants. But it doesn’t stop there. As primitive beings, we co-created worlds and virtual realms to live in through crudely made pictures on cave walls. When speech came along, we began creating worlds through storytelling. Later on as our civilization flourished, we employed the written word. Then along came radio waves, and great orators enthralled us through fantastic tales. In other words, they pulled us into their created worlds. Television further deepened the illusion for us by bringing imagery into the mix. And in recent times, we have created extremely vivid and realistic worlds for us to immerse ourselves in with computer games and simulations. Nowadays, top quantum physicists are discovering that we can literally create worlds and realms through the mind and manipulation of light itself. And of course, once that is realized, it doesn’t take Einstein to figure out that we’ve nearly come full circle and are only nanometers away from being the divine and fully realized spiritual beings we once were.

So what’s the final obstacle preventing us from reaching that lofty goal of becoming full fledged creators and sovereign beings? Hint: it isn’t the government or the corporation or the military. The cliché answer is obvious: the barrier is ourselves. Many people fault governments and religious institutions in general for not having released information to the world in regards to our origins and identity (I even jump on the bandwagon at times and need to remind myself to go easy on them). Fact is – and you the reader are already aware of this – we are solely responsible for our own growth and experience upon this planet. We can’t look to others to enlighten or lead us (though having government handle the administrative aspects of daily life can be incredibly convenient).

So that’s the first heavy implication of the Great Pyramid’s purpose and meaning; that we helped engineer everything including this planet and everything on it. It is what I’ve come to realize after nearly twenty years of research and soul searching. Ironically, because of this realization, I’ve come to the point where I can no longer be excited or enthralled by the Great Pyramid. All of the current archaeological digs and findings disinterest me completely. Rather, I am blown away by the pyramid’s symbolism. I am more fascinated now by humanity itself. I am in love and in awe of who we can become and what we can do.

The second great implication put forth by the Great Pyramid has to do with the relationship between the capstone hovering above it (as evidenced by the pyramid residing within the Great Seal) and the physical pyramid beneath it. Its message can be nicely summarized by the following well known sayings:

As above…so below.

First the spiritual, then the physical.

In other words, first came the capstone, then the Pyramid. Not the other way around.

As crazy as it sounds to say this then, the Great Pyramid of Egypt is not the true pyramid. In fact, no physical pyramid on Earth is a genuine pyramid. No pyramid found upon any of our sister planets are authentic, and neither are any pyramids found elsewhere in the entire Universe. They are all mere imitations and little duplicates. They are copies. Clones. Creations.

The real pyramid is the seemingly invisible capstone itself. It is what first comes into existence, because its source is both eternal and transcendental. Symbolizing spirit, Christ, and God, the capstone is the element responsible for manifesting the spiritual into what is physical. This applies to us, animals and plants, the elements, all the stars and planets – everything. The capstone is God or Spirit, and we and everything physical (in its entirety) are the pyramid.

One could also say that the capstone is a UFO and that the pyramid itself is a contactee or abductee and none of the meaning would have been lost. As a matter of fact, this is also what I believe (and I know I’m not the only one).

I hope I didn’t lose you there. I know how absolutely insane that must seem, but I had to get it off my chest. If none of all this makes any sense (I suspect it might not), please go read the first two articles that preceded this one.

The bottom line (and this, again, is my opinion) is that as a symbol, the Great Pyramid has been hijacked. Distorted. Twisted to suit and fit a certain purpose and agenda. Is the ‘New World Order’ inherently evil because it seems to rely heavily upon pyramid imagery? Many might say ‘yes’ and I’d have to agree with them – within the current context. But I also have to keep the door open. I have to believe that ‘the powers that be’ are only misguided and adrift and can be brought back to reason. I mean let’s face it: though administrative bodies in the world are doing some terrible things, all of the people involved in them started off as children. They were once children with hopes, dreams, aspirations, and hopes like we were. My head tells me to write them off and wish them good riddance, but my heart tells me that until something that started long ago between us is resolved, this cosmic dance between good and evil will never end. Perhaps it never will. It doesn’t mean we can’t change the tune. Comments (8)

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