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I recently told you about Dorothy
Dorothy also said that when she was little, she reread the part of the Bible that spoke about Ancient Egypt. This was the ONLY place where she, as a little girl, could find anything about her HOME.
She read again and again about the pharaoh, Egypt, and so on.
But it does not mention the pyramids.
It would seem that every detail is listed... Yet such monumental things as the pyramids are not mentioned.
What could have happened?
1. Maybe the important text about the pyramids was simply removed?
That has happened more than once with the Bible, too. Something undesirable or forbidden was simply removed...
2. They had not been built yet.
Well, that seems extremely unlikely.
3. They are not mentioned because the structure was so familiar and commonplace that there was no point in talking about it.
Perhaps. But even then, there would have been no need to mention Egypt itself or the pharaoh either, if we agreed not to talk about ordinary things
So where did the pyramids go?
In my Slavic Primer—which, of course, you have already read—I wrote that plagiarism today is practiced not only by individuals but by entire peoples.
Some steal ideas from others.
And some stole an entire HISTORY.
Maybe:
4. The people whose history was stolen for the Bible really did not have pyramids?
That is, the story was stolen from another people living in another place. But it was applied to the people you know...
But here is the problem: the pyramids were forgotten because that other people did not have them either...
5. What if pyramids were not called pyramids at all back then?
What if they had another name? That is why the Bible does not mention them. Or perhaps it does mention them, but in a different sense?
We call them pyramids. But perhaps back then they were considered something else?
Let me continue in a thoroughly scientific vein. You do like scientific explanations, right? You do, don't you?
The first famous author to describe the pyramids directly was Herodotus
In the 5th century BCE, Herodotus wrote in detail in The Histories about the construction of the Pyramid of Cheops, the road, the stone blocks, and the construction time, and directly used the word “pyramid / pyramids.” This is already a very clear literary description.
In other words, pyramids appeared in written texts around the 5th century BCE.
So what were they called before that?
The Egyptians themselves had a word of their own for a pyramid—mr, which Egyptologists usually render as mer. In other words, what we now see as pyramids was called “Mer” by the Egyptians themselves.
Wow!
As someone knowledgeable about Vedic culture, I immediately saw the word Meru in it. Or Mount Meru.
Were the Egyptians building the Axis of the World?
6. And I will add a sixth possible answer: The priests were in charge of everything. They spun tales for the pharaohs about their afterlife, claiming that the pyramid would resurrect them, and so on. But only they knew the structures' true purpose—and used them for their own ends. Moreover, their magic was so powerful that ordinary mortals could not see these structures at all; they were concealed by an energy dome (which the priests themselves created).
7. The pyramids truly did not exist in biblical times because they were built somewhere else and transported to Egypt using unknown technologies. Possible places they were transported from: perhaps Mars, or perhaps another place on Earth, say Hyperborea, Atlantis, and so on.
As someone knowledgeable about Vedic culture, I can immediately name at least five Vedic stories about the relocation of MOUNTAINS. You all know at least one very well—how Hanuman did it. So everything fits together here.
Dorothy also said that when she was little, she reread the part of the Bible that spoke about Ancient Egypt. This was the ONLY place where she, as a little girl, could find anything about her HOME.
She read again and again about the pharaoh, Egypt, and so on.
But it does not mention the pyramids.
It would seem that every detail is listed... Yet such monumental things as the pyramids are not mentioned.
What could have happened?
1. Maybe the important text about the pyramids was simply removed?
That has happened more than once with the Bible, too. Something undesirable or forbidden was simply removed...
2. They had not been built yet.
Well, that seems extremely unlikely.
3. They are not mentioned because the structure was so familiar and commonplace that there was no point in talking about it.
Perhaps. But even then, there would have been no need to mention Egypt itself or the pharaoh either, if we agreed not to talk about ordinary things
So where did the pyramids go?
In my Slavic Primer—which, of course, you have already read—I wrote that plagiarism today is practiced not only by individuals but by entire peoples.
Some steal ideas from others.
And some stole an entire HISTORY.
Maybe:
4. The people whose history was stolen for the Bible really did not have pyramids?
That is, the story was stolen from another people living in another place. But it was applied to the people you know...
But here is the problem: the pyramids were forgotten because that other people did not have them either...
5. What if pyramids were not called pyramids at all back then?
What if they had another name? That is why the Bible does not mention them. Or perhaps it does mention them, but in a different sense?
We call them pyramids. But perhaps back then they were considered something else?
Let me continue in a thoroughly scientific vein. You do like scientific explanations, right? You do, don't you?
The first famous author to describe the pyramids directly was Herodotus
In the 5th century BCE, Herodotus wrote in detail in The Histories about the construction of the Pyramid of Cheops, the road, the stone blocks, and the construction time, and directly used the word “pyramid / pyramids.” This is already a very clear literary description.
In other words, pyramids appeared in written texts around the 5th century BCE.
So what were they called before that?
The Egyptians themselves had a word of their own for a pyramid—mr, which Egyptologists usually render as mer. In other words, what we now see as pyramids was called “Mer” by the Egyptians themselves.
Wow!
As someone knowledgeable about Vedic culture, I immediately saw the word Meru in it. Or Mount Meru.
Were the Egyptians building the Axis of the World?
6. And I will add a sixth possible answer: The priests were in charge of everything. They spun tales for the pharaohs about their afterlife, claiming that the pyramid would resurrect them, and so on. But only they knew the structures' true purpose—and used them for their own ends. Moreover, their magic was so powerful that ordinary mortals could not see these structures at all; they were concealed by an energy dome (which the priests themselves created).
7. The pyramids truly did not exist in biblical times because they were built somewhere else and transported to Egypt using unknown technologies. Possible places they were transported from: perhaps Mars, or perhaps another place on Earth, say Hyperborea, Atlantis, and so on.
As someone knowledgeable about Vedic culture, I can immediately name at least five Vedic stories about the relocation of MOUNTAINS. You all know at least one very well—how Hanuman did it. So everything fits together here.
