This thread is from the prior site which was posted at the board which corresponded to this one. Thought all might consider it interesting.
The Egyptian Connection
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Toafire - 5-19-2002 at 01:41
Has anyone heard how fast the Egyptian had to build to get the Great Pyramids built in time?
- They would have to place each block in two minutes one after another.
- Each block was a few tons each.
- Each had been cut perfectly to fit each of the other blocks so there was not any space between them.
There is no real evidence how they did it. Did alien technology help them with this feat?
Also the pyramids they had created were in a perfect model of the constallation Orian.
That's got to be hard to make without advanced technology.
Then again there is the face on Mars that looks like the Egyptians made it.
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Triad - 5-19-2002 at 03:02
What is as well very strange toafire are the pyramids located in this part of the world. The link itself was found several years ago and have been
unable to locate it since then. I did save it and when I first came to this site loaded it to this site. It is rather long but does provide all that
is current on the subject. The first post regards the "Path of Origins" while the rest is on Mayan Sound Technology. My impression of all this is
that we did it ourselves, this including the phenomenon observed on Mars. If you have any problems with this link go to Religion and Spiritualim/Path
of Origins its on page 7.
forums.abovetopsecret.com... />
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Toafire - 5-19-2002 at 17:38
The Egyptians were not the only group of people to achieve the goal of piecing blocks together perfectly. Mayans also could piece blocks together just
like that. They have a series of walls that are made of oddly shaped rocks that are put together without spaces between the rocks. They didn't use
anything in between the rocks either. And just like the Egyptians, they used rocks that were a few tons each.
Could it be possible that we all came from another world and we forgot about our technology through time? It just seems like it.
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Triad - 5-20-2002 at 02:32
There are legends of a culture which existed as much as 800,000 years ago. There technology was about 300 to 500 years more advanced than we are. As a
result of this, they had found a way to overcome the problem of Pole Shifts. During one of these events the technology designed to intervene with
nature failed.
There is issues about this culture and to say the very least they may have had it coming. Also they were not human but did have Simian origins (this
as well is part of the legend)
In regard to the Egyptians, Mayans et... The question of how stones were cut
the way they were, is possible today with the use of a laser. Interestingly enough there is a way to produce light referred to as Sonoluminescence.
The technology is
relatively easy to reproduce (one can even buy a kit for $100). Included is a link to an article on the subject which does mentions how it can be
applied to make lasers.
Sonoluni nesence
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wannabe - 5-20-2002 at 03:47
You two are both [obviously] touching on what is known to be the truth [or what little we know]. After examining all the archaelogical findings of
ancient technology superior or equal to our own, its pretty obvious that there were advanced civilizations in the past.
But TRIAD - where did you hear about these legends?
And I couldn't tell if FIRE's question was rhetorical or not, but my interpretation of all the strikingly SIMILAR constructions all over the world -
like pyramids built in the same manner in different places - is that there once existed a series of culturally-connected civilizations that had the
same technologies
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Toafire - 5-20-2002 at 21:10
I could find that possible.
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Triad - 5-21-2002 at 03:37
The legends were included in my upbringing, as a part of my education. That is according to the customs and rituals of Tribal Indian cultures. I am
also of Japanese decent and as well, was I exposed in the same way to there legends.
My background also includes legends of Egyptian, Chinese and European ancestry.
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Toafire - 5-22-2002 at 00:39
...it could be true.
That's pretty cool that you have so many cultural branches.
Just for you to know, I tried to put the first statement in the most respectful way. So don't take it personal.
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Triad - 5-22-2002 at 01:21
Hey Toadfire your are entitlied to you opinion, but I do apreciate the respect.
And becaue of that, feel free to ask anything you would like
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Toafire - 5-22-2002 at 01:32
What is your full background (that you know of)? It really seems intresting. I just have a boring German/Croatian.
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Triad - 5-22-2002 at 04:20
My first name is Juan and my parents are Puerto Rican. My great, great, great, great Grandfather was the man who organized the defeat (in battle)
against the Spanish/Vatican Empire. This being at about the time (just prior) to the Monroe doctrine. Because of his actions he was excommunicated and
as well assigned the label of the "Devil" (something which has happened to every member of royalty who converted to Protestant or Lutheran belief
systems). Furthermore this title was to last; and to be placed. Upon every leader of his family, for the next 10 generations (this ending in 75
years). The title was removed after WW2. But some still claim that because the title was afforded (By a specific Pope) is does still stand
(fortunately its not a very popular belief).
Because of this ancestors concerns and as well, due to the assets he recovered (as a result of his actions). He arranged marriages between his family
and those families. Who's authority in there particular communities was without question (above all). He did this because he felt concern over the
potential authority the Vatican could have by this time (this I swear in all I believe in).
As a result, my ancestry includes such families as Chin of China (subsequent to there relationship to the Japanese family they married into, during
there reign) But that is not all. As well are equal in awareness and authority, the families of just about every other culture one could consider.
While you will excuse me, my last name I wish to keep private. While it is a common Puerto Rican name as well as a name assigned to tribal cultures. I
am (despite the efforts of who the name represents) as close as one can come, to being of Harawac decent (under the circumstances). What you may
understand as Toltec was once this tribe. To me, a statue present at Easter Island represents Jesus Christ (my symbol of meaning). But despite what I
feel are affiliations. My background does include legends which imply a person (one person) who was called Gemini, Thoth, Zeus, Thor and Buddha as
well as having no name (this being of Western Hemispheric Indian origin) made possible the stories of differing cultures.
Beyond that Toafire it gets complicated, as for instance, such issues
as the Chin family (Chin family/Chin as in China; is currently considered overseers of the "Triads" (this being the Chinese Mafia). This occurring
as a result of the Opium Wars. Wars which introduced drugs into the country of China. By what was then the government of England and resulted in the
change of who controlled the government of China (in regard to families). To conclude what to me has relevance is my Indian background as for me, that
culture constitutes the beginning of all things (in terms of culture) My understanding of this goes beyond any ideology which has formed at present.
Which argues to the contrary, this because of what I was raised to understand as well as the manner that was performed. This being beyond any known
capacity most accept as possible.
What are your thoughts?
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Toafire - 5-23-2002 at 00:56
Very intresting. Very cool too.
"While you will excuse me, my last name I wish to keep private."
That's fine.
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Triad - 5-23-2002 at 02:57
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Toafire - 5-24-2002 at 21:45
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Grasshopp12 - 5-25-2002 at 00:26
There was a program on the Discovery Channel or TLC that dealt with the ability to move massive rocks with a minimum of people, effort, and
technology. I don't remember if it was related to the pyramids or not, but a gentleman in England built a setup that was a block and tackle setup
that could easily lift a large amount of weight, and every six inches or so a person put blocks under the block of stone. It's been a while since I
have seen this, so I'm trying to do my best as far as recalling it. Maybe someone else has seen this more recently, is able to figure out what I'm
rambling about, and is also able to clarify some more of the details.
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Toafire - 5-26-2002 at 01:40
There was something about an English guy who was a single man who didn't have any friends and had made a little place that had stones that layed
there that were two or three tons each. But those stones weren't laying there before or at least in that way. He never had any large equipment or any
other people around him to help him move the stones. After a while he died with his secrets. People did look around his place, but they never figured
out how he did it. The only things they found were simple tools that seemed that they had no use. People have come up with many theories how he moved
the stones, but it is still unsolved.
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Malakiem - 5-27-2002 at 06:07
quote:
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Originally posted by Toafire
There was something about an English guy who was a single man who didn't have any friends and had made a little place that had stones that layed
there that were two or three tons each. But those stones weren't laying there before or at least in that way. He never had any large equipment or any
other people around him to help him move the stones. After a while he died with his secrets. People did look around his place, but they never figured
out how he did it. The only things they found were simple tools that seemed that they had no use. People have come up with many theories how he moved
the stones, but it is still unsolved.
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the art of moving with one;s mind maybe? i was reading a good webpage that was talking about how the ancient egyptians might have did that. moved
blocks with massive mind powers. telekenesis right?
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choadburglar - 5-27-2002 at 06:28
I have heard similar stories... but it was in Florida - in fact the place has quite a reputation: it's the Coral Castle - link here
www.parascope.com... />
The place was supposedly all done by one guy when nobody else was around - he was moving huge stones easily from place to place. And what is stranger
is that he was able to do this quickly, as at one point he moved the entire 'structure' a few miles from where it had been... and he had called in
for a flatbed truck to help move the stones. The truck was dropped off one evening, and the next morning a block weighing at least several tons had
been placed right in the middleof the truck bed... supposedly all by the builder himself.
Pretty interesting place.
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Fact - 5-27-2002 at 19:01
I've heard about this coral castle fella too, one thery is that it was done using a form of electro-magnetism. And if i'm correct he said that he
got the idea from the Egyptians.
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Toafire - 5-27-2002 at 19:46
That's exactly what I was talking about. I just couldn't think of the name.
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Triad - 5-27-2002 at 20:05
Actually I drive by Coral Castle every day on my way home. It is quite incredible given it was actually done with telekinetic ability. Having the
advantage of actually living (as well as working) in the area, the locals confirm everything about the person in question as true. They also mention
he had in his hands a strangely designed (a configured) magnet. The shape of which was difficult to discern (which was apparently important). This set
of magnets was used in each hand by the person in question.
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Toafire - 5-27-2002 at 20:07
"Also, the son of the officer holding that junk in that photo claims that when his father came home that evening, he brought with him a piece of
metal with strange writings on it. Similar to the egyptian writings."
I had started a topic that was titled "Roswell Cover Up." yesterday. But today I found that quote by Froggy. To see this topic, click here.
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choadburglar - 5-28-2002 at 00:05
Hey Triad... so what can you tell us about the Coral Castle besides what is on the various sites?
Do you know what the shape of the magnets was? I would love to figure out how he did that... it would be very useful and would put people like David
Blaine to shame. "So what if you can 'levitate'... I can move mountains."
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Triad - 5-28-2002 at 01:52
Sorry Choad the story is that a friend happened to stop over one day and for a brief moment, caught a glimpse of what I described. If one places ones
hands with palms open about two inches apart, then separates them to about five inches. the back to two and then to seven continuing the process for
about four to five minutes. One might notice that there is a sensation akin to having a rubber band attached to both hands. Do this very slowly and
you might notice the same thing. Seemingly this experience is the result of and electrical field. One which could be amplified under the right
circumstances.
I find this works well when I begin with acknowledging its commencement and focus on what is happening. Have also personally experienced as well and
have been told, that heat can be generated this way to.
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Toafire - 5-28-2002 at 23:43
Do you have the complete instructions on how to do that magnetic trick? If you do, I would like to do an experiment if you would like to share the
trick.
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choadburglar - 5-29-2002 at 00:00
I'll have to try that out some time... sounds fun.
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Triad - 5-29-2002 at 00:21
Hey Toafire The only other thing I can tell you in regard to this thought experiment is that when you begin say or think something like ready, set,
go. And from that point think of nothing else. Like I said most people report having either experience. I doub't you will find this one the net
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Xerox - 5-29-2002 at 12:23
Put your hand togheter like a praying buddha...fingers poiting towards...
rub them a bit till the cushions in your palm get a bit hotter..(you dont have to do this but it helps sometimes) slowly move your hands away from
eachother like not wider than4-5 centimetres..
then bring them slowly together (dont let them touch again though) and appart togheter appart (slow) etc. You will feel like as if the hands are
magnets..when you want to put them toghter they will feel as if they are the same poles and you have to push harder than you would think..and if you
want to get them away from eachother it feels as if you have to pull harder..
everybody can do this and you dont need to rub your hands but people somehow get more focussed on it that way..
have Fun
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Toafire - 5-29-2002 at 17:15
That just sounds wild. So how would that guy have been able to move objects with this technique?
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Triad - 5-30-2002 at 00:05
Very good Xerox you have described that exactly as it should be.
A strong enough magnetic feild can contain a fusion reaction and direct its energy in any direction one wishes it to go. As far as lifting objects
well that is easy. This technuiqe as far as I know is Telekenetic ability (in fact) and your right Xerox anyone can do it.
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Toafire - 5-31-2002 at 16:33
You know, that really sounds like hypnosis. ...the more you try to pull them apart, the harder it gets to get them apart.
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Triad - 5-31-2002 at 23:36
Hey Toafire this is not hypnosis it really is telekenetic activity. Experience has taught me that in emergency's it will become evident as an aid.
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Toafire - 6-4-2002 at 16:21
I know, but the activity really does sound like self-hypnosis. I'll have to look up more on this subject.
It's just interesting.
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Triad - 6-7-2002 at 02:42
Very well then keep me updated as to your progress my E-mail is Triad8888.aol.com would like to hear from you
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USMC Harrier - 6-7-2002 at 21:16
that the Egyptian Pyramids were not giant stones pulled or pushed into place but were in fact poured like concrete into molds of wood, block by
block.
The Romans used an early version of concrete and they learned this from the Greeks, who in turn supposedly learn this from the Egyptians.
Don't know if its true or not but it does open up some new discussion possiblities.
Just about the time you figure out all the answers, they change all the questions.
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Triad - 6-8-2002 at 04:41
Harrier do you have a link?
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Protector - 6-11-2002 at 04:24
I don't know if this is stupid to mention, but the show "Alias" revolves around a supposed 'ancient inventor' that created extremely advanced
devices. One of them was a major focus of the season finale. It was an electromagnet that could suspend and reshape water inside its field. With this
water, a tremendous energy could be harnessed, such as a sun is a self-contained fusion reaction. I just thought it was funny that what you are
describing is on TV, or so it seems.
Here is a picture of the design for the device:
www.alias-online.net...
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USMC Harrier - 6-13-2002 at 17:59
It was a special on TV, either History Channel or Discovery Channel, I can't remember which one. It was only a month or two back.
They were exploring the truths and myths of ancient Egypt and the issue of how the pyramids were created was one of many topics covered. This French
Archeaologist came up with the theory of the blocks being poured like concrete rather than placed like rocks in a stone wall. If you think about it,
it makes sense. It answers the two main questions or mysteries surrounding the pyramids creation;
1. That being the totally perfect fit of each slab, the masonry alone would take decades to complete,, yet
2. The pyramids were built in a very small amount of time, relatively speaking. Considering the tools available at this time were quite crude.
I tried a search on both sites but niether came back with anything I recognized.
I'll keep looking and let you know what I find. I'll try GOOGLE this time.
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Celtic - 6-15-2002 at 14:28
Its true, these Egyptians had to know that circumfrence of the earth, the mathematical law of Pi, The constellations, Astronomy, and above all Math.
(well also strength). Maybe Egyptians were aliens and built the Great Sphinx as an idol they worshiped? But in Egyptian Mythology the Great Sphix
stands for a half man/ lion who brought curses to lands.
Now the Hieroglyphs, if the Egyptians truly built the pyramids how can you explain the drawings carved in the walls showing helicopter, UFO, Jet,
Glider, and a Submarine!?
Were their really advanced civilization in 2500 to 2600 BC?!
There is a theory suggesting that Atlanteans right off the coast of Cairo, Egypt came to the Pyramid Lands and brought great technology even more
advanced then our modern technology and built one of the seven wonders of the world?
Whatever it may be it has to be a mind of an omnipotent civilization or how most people follow it here extra terrestrial civilization built these
structures on Earth as a sign that they are HERE>.
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Protector - 6-15-2002 at 22:57
The Sphinx was not a curse. It was a halfman, halflion (perhaps all lion originally) that stands for a great king. I believe the Sphinx was a way to
say that a king was immortal because he was part beast, and therefore part god. Something along those lines. One good assumption on how the pyramids
were built is to say that they knew of a technology that we didn't and don't. It is not hard to conceive that a separate civilization figured out
different ways of accomplishing certain feats. They say that necessity is the mother of invention. Well, they wanted big freaking buildings erected,
so they found people who had ideas to make it happen. Egyptians might have thought a gun was amazing and at the same time had already developed force
fields. Get my point? We may be smart, but we don't know it all, and most certainly not in every area of expertise.
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Celtic - 6-16-2002 at 02:01
The most popular and current theory of the builder of the Sphinx holds that it was commissioned by the 4th Dynasty King, Khafre (2558-2532 BCE).
Khafre was one of the sons of Khufu (AKA Cheops). The Sphinx lines up with the Pyramid of Khafre at the foot of its causeway. As one rounds the
northeast corner to the front of the Sphinx, the alignment of the two structures becomes more apparent.
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USMC Harrier - 6-17-2002 at 16:59
thousands of years older than the great pyramids. The Egyptian Museum of Antiquities has on its website the hypothesis that the Sphinx is actually
much older than the pyramids by as much as 2500 to 5000 years or about 10,000BC.
They've come to this estimation partially based on carbon dating and due to the much more advanced state of wear shown on the Sphinx as compared to
the pyramids. There are signs of ancient repair work done to the Sphinx that took place about the time that the great pyramid was being built.
The hypothesis gives a few possible scenarios for the origins of the builders of the Sphinx, non of which are aliens (DAMN SKEPTICS!!!). One has the
idea of an earlier race building the Sphinx, possibly an African (Sudanese & Ethiopian) peoples who may have had an earlier presence in Egypt. This
has some basis in fact, since that some ancient tribes in Sudan (Nubians) also built pyramids and used crypts to hold the remains of leaders,
chieftans or royalty. none of the surviving African pyramids are nearly as big as even the smallest Egyptian pyramids.
touregypt.net... />
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Celtic - 6-17-2002 at 17:10
How weird is it that the Egyptians and Aztecs could have built pyramids and they are so far away from each other nearly half the Earth actually and
built these structures.
Did they have any form of transportation or communication?
There has to be a link on this conspiracy or unsolved case.
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