Why are we discussing the GP in an OBE thread?
There were many uses for the GP and the Sphinx. One was the use of the King's Chamber sarcophagus as a device to enhance the OBE.
![[Image: 911666019_4_Khufu-Sarcophagus-EG9510213JHP.jpg]](https://www.theimagefile.com/v/tp/241/350/911666019_4_Khufu-Sarcophagus-EG9510213JHP.jpg)
The granite was specifically purposed for its resonant capabilities and the upper chambers were 'echo chambers' that reverberated the energy of the priest-initiate or higher priest. The OBE allowed for interdimensional travel of which they would bring back information otherwise unavailable.
King's Chamber Illustrations
This energetically, acoustically- driven architecture induced pineal-DMT production which chemically enhances the interdimensional experience.
To be honest, I'd have thought khat might be more in your line.
The BBC reports that a large void has been detected within the Great Pyramid at Giza. It was detected by a team of Japanese and French scientists using a technique called muography (I'm not making this up), and lies above the Grand Gallery. They hope to investigate it by drilling a very long hole and sending flying robots down it:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-41845445
muography - a technique for producing images of Mu?
(2017-11-02, 12:19 PM)Chris Wrote: [ -> ]The BBC reports that a large void has been detected within the Great Pyramid at Giza. It was detected by a team of Japanese and French scientists using a technique called muography (I'm not making this up), and lies above the Grand Gallery. They hope to investigate it by drilling a very long hole and sending flying robots down it:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-41845445
A muon is an overweight twin particle of the electron. I wonder what's in the chamber besides air?
(2017-11-02, 03:26 PM)Steve001 Wrote: [ -> ]I wonder what's in the chamber besides air?
I'm sure somebody will be along to tell us shortly.
(2017-11-02, 12:19 PM)Chris Wrote: [ -> ]The BBC reports that a large void has been detected within the Great Pyramid at Giza. It was detected by a team of Japanese and French scientists using a technique called muography (I'm not making this up), and lies above the Grand Gallery. They hope to investigate it by drilling a very long hole and sending flying robots down it:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-41845445
Here's a short video from the ScanPyramids team explaining the detection and possible positions and orientations of two large voids within the Great Pyramid:
(2017-11-02, 09:46 PM)Doug Wrote: [ -> ]Here's a short video from the ScanPyramids team explaining the detection and possible positions and orientations of two large voids within the Great Pyramid:
That looks really promising, but as we know, the Egyptian authorities are not very keen to let archaeologies do just about anything with the pyramids. So this will probably take another 10-15 year before they get a permission.