The Great Pyramid: mighty oracle set in stone
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The mythological stories that have come down through time seem to hold a kernel of truth that remains just out of the reach of mortals. Somehow they resonate with a vib that captivates the senses, but we cannot put our finger on the right chord.
We sense something of supreme mystery, and strain at the cloak that shrouds the message. Something happened, something that was once known, but now is lost. Perhaps it has to do with who we were, or where we came from, or where we are going?
Its powerful truth was tarnished by time and it warped into strange and incomprehensible mythologies. Yet, the magnetic attraction, still resonating, mystifies the world to this day. Nonetheless, the power of the legend /oracle became diminished until it remained as a faint flicker of light barely distinguishable in the dark night of bygone ages.
In the darkness of unlit imaginations it was thought to be a tomb of a pharaoh and they called it the Great Pyramid, the final abode and resting place of Cheops. Even though his mummy was never found, nor were there any hieroglyphics inside the pyramid suggesting he had ever been there. Yet, the stubborn story persists to this day.
The truth is, the truth lies in repose waiting for the moment when some brave soul cries out "the emperor has no clothes." But as long as the world persists in calling the Great Pyramid the tomb of Cheops, the startling and awesome reality for what the oracle has to say remains buried and muted in its gigantic sarcophagus of stone.
But Hallelujah, substantiated revelation is on the horizon, because the day-star of eternal light is shinning on new unearthed facts bringing cause for joyous celebration. But there is no doubt those intrepid souls laying in the weeds of tradition, which have made their living in the school of historical correctness and will not go away quietly, but adversarially portend a battle royal in the making.
There has always been those who come late to the party, and this time will be no different. After all, at all costs the truth must be suppressed, because if the truth be known it would bring ruination to those who claim to be in the know.
To them Egypt is as an evil omen. This makes for hard ground that naturally biases interpretations, but ignorance will eventually give way to the coming gentle rain of truth. And just as nature brings forth so will the time capsule produce its contents.
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Author: Ken Klein is an authority on the history of The Pillar of Enoch. Go to The Pillar of Enoch and take the Complimentary virtual tour of the Great Pyramid
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