Cosmic Rays and Great Pyramid
27Apr2007 09:50 PM
Here's a
recent email from my friend Tim in China who was
interested in energy photographs of pyramids, and my
response.
I spent a good part of the day looking at several sites, including your blog, hoping to get closer to an understanding of exactly how Sacred Geometry affects us mentally/emotionally/physically. I found an energy photograph taken of a pyramid. The pyramid, based on the Great Pyramid, has energy streaming in a double vortex (like DNA) out the apex. It is clear that something is going on.
The photograph of energy around pyramids I wish I had a copy of was created by a composite of computer data compiled by a former neighbor of mine, Nick Chakakis, who was working for Lawrence Livermore Lab in the early 1970s and had set up an elaborate set of parallel detectors underneath the 2nd pyramid at Giza, Egypt (usually ascribed to Kephren, in much the same way the White House might some day be called the Pelosi House by future archaeologists, I imagine
Any way, what Nick showed me
before I went to Egypt in the fall of 1973, was
a photograph (computer simulation, really)
showing the accumulated totals of cosmic ray
particles that had passed through the massive
thickness of limestone blocks composing the 2nd
pyramid. My understanding is that when a high
energy cosmic ray particle (mu meson if I recall
my college physics correctly?) passed through an
X-Y matrix of wires in an evacuated, (inert gas
filled?) chamber, it was registered and within a
nanosecond, give or take, it would also register
with a similar X-Y matrix a meter or so away.
Depending on the angle, the number of particles
registered varies widely. Measurements were
taken over many days to give a "portrait" of the
thickness of the stone. They took these
measurements from several places far enough
apart that they could create a 3D model of the
thickness of the stone in order to pinpoint
where any hidden chambers might be. Most of
their "photos" looked upward, but they "took"
one photo looking (through hundreds of feet of
solid limestone) toward the Great Pyramid. What
was evident in the image was an unmistakable
outline of the Great Pyramid on the horizon,
which was black (since below the horizon there
are vastly fewer cosmic particles that make it
through thousands of miles of earth compared
with a few hundred feet of stone). However...
and this is what impressed me most... there was
a distinct "halo" or "corona" around the Great
Pyramid with a bright emphasized area around the
capstone area. If the pyramid shape was
"neutral" there should have just been an abrupt
edge with roughly the same intensity for the
"sky" area" and fairly uniform intensity for the
"Great Pyramid" area. However, this corona
seemed to match what I'd just learned from
attending a lecture by Patrick Flanagan around
that same time, that the shape acts as a lens to
focus cosmic energy, and everything in my direct
and indirect experience seems to support
this. I also heard
somewhere (perhaps Peter Tompkins book?)
anecdotally that pilots don't fly directly over
the Great Pyramid, because their instrumentation
goes wacky... I was able to contact Nick a few
years ago, but he wasn't able to find that
photo...alas.
I spent a good part of the day looking at several sites, including your blog, hoping to get closer to an understanding of exactly how Sacred Geometry affects us mentally/emotionally/physically. I found an energy photograph taken of a pyramid. The pyramid, based on the Great Pyramid, has energy streaming in a double vortex (like DNA) out the apex. It is clear that something is going on.
The photograph of energy around pyramids I wish I had a copy of was created by a composite of computer data compiled by a former neighbor of mine, Nick Chakakis, who was working for Lawrence Livermore Lab in the early 1970s and had set up an elaborate set of parallel detectors underneath the 2nd pyramid at Giza, Egypt (usually ascribed to Kephren, in much the same way the White House might some day be called the Pelosi House by future archaeologists, I imagine
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