Pyramids
of the World
A big complex of pyramid structures with one large pyramid
is apparently located in the Chinese province. The complex
is situated many miles west of the ancient Chinese capital
of Sian-fu, a walled city older then Peking. The main
pyramid is said to be well over a thousand feet high
and surrounded, within miles, by an unspecified number
of flat-topped pyramids, all of which are allegedly
aligned to true north. The shensi pyramids seem to be
constructed from a mixture of lime and clay, hardened
into a cement-like material; they are covered with casing
stones and decoratively painted in various colors.
Another Asiatic pyramid is located somewhere in the
Himalayan Mountains. It is called the white pyramid
and is described as shimmering white, encased in metal
or some sort of stone, with a huge capstone made of
a jewel-like material, possibly a crystal.
In the jungles of Cambodia lie the ancient ruins
of the once great city, now known as Angkor, which
contained splendid temples, endless galleries and
vast pyramids. Cambodian history tells nothing of
the origin of this sacred city. The oral tradition
handed down through generations of Cambodians tell
us only that it was either the work of giants or that
of Pra-Eun, known as the king of angels. Although
the imposing temple of Angkor Vat, the main structure
in the abandoned city, was studied and partly restored
before the Indo-Chinese conflict, very little is known
about the local pyramids, except that their general
proportions are similar to the Egyptian ones.
A complex of pyramids was reported to have existed
in a desert region in the central Siberian uplands,
north of Olekminsk. Eyewitness accounts claim that
a Soviet aerial armada consisting of bombers and fighter
planes literally blasted the desert region from the
face of the earth. This bombardment, which allegedly
occurred in the spring of 1970, is said to have wiped
out a flying saucer base but, because there was no
mention of this incident in the Soviet press, all
reports of the incident are regarded as gossip and
will remain shrouded in mystery until the true story
is known.
Western Europe has its share of pyramid-like structures
too. One such structure we found in the south of France.
It is thought that this pyramid was built by the Knight
Templar upon their return from the Crusades. Beneath
it is a subterranean pit with astrological symbols
carved into the walls.
Silbury Hill, in Wiltshire, is one of many British
cone-shaped mounds or stepped earthen pyramids. This
hill is believed to have been constructed over 4000
years ago. The builders used approximately a million
tonne of earth, spreading it out over a five-acre
base and stacking it more than 150 feet high. Ancient
graves, capped with an earthen structure similar to
Silbury Hill, have been found in Ireland.
Usage of small pyramidal or conical markers for graves
and for unknown religious ceremonies seems to have
been widespread phenomena in the Western Hemisphere
where, especially in the United States, many such
mini-pyramids have been found. For example, near the
small community of Williams, Montana, is a series
of three-foot tall pyramids. The Montana Historical
Society reports that these are possibly markers for
some unknown band of shepherds. This explanation does
not seem to be completely acceptable, however. Even
though these mini-pyramids were constructed along
a northwest-southwest line, following the course and
direction taken by the sheepherders, they appear to
be several thousands of years old, and pre-date the
appearance of the sheepherders by centuries.
Another site, at Painted Rock Reservoir near Gila
Bend, Arizona, was found in 1959 by archaeologists
from the University of Arizona. This small, flat-topped
pyramid mound, dated between A. D. 900 and 1150, is
thought to have been used by American Indians for
religious purposes.
A large pyramid mound in Collinsville, Illinois is
gaining notoriety as anthropologists dig deeper into
a mysterious massive earthen mound at Cahokia Mounds
State Park. The Cahokia mound has a base larger than
the Great Pyramid in Egypt, measuring 1000 feet wide
and 800 feet long and presently estimated to be about
100 feet high. The pyramid mound is part of a tremendous
complex of ruins at Cahokia which contains a great
wall and sacrificial pits built by a lost Indian civilization.
The experts estimate that over 20 million cubic feet
of earth were moved to the site during a period of
250 years. Archaeologists say that the Cahokia pyramid
is the largest pre-historic structure in the United
States and that the Cahokians reigned for at least
500 years with colonies as far as 1000 miles from
their city.
Application of Pyramid energies
Of all the energies of the pyramid, perhaps the best
known is its mysterious ability to keep razor blades
sharp.
This ability was first brought to the attention of
the public by Karel Drbal, a Czechoslovakian researcher,
who has been experimenting with pyramid shapes since
the early 1940s. During the 1950s, in Prague, he received
patent number 91304 on a pyramid, which he used to
prolong the longevity of razor blades. Although some
scientists in various parts of the world have been
cognizant of the Drbal patent, it was not until the
publication of Psychic discoveries Behind the Iron
Curtain, that the general public became aware of Drbal’s
claim for the energies of pyramid shapes. Since the
inception of this mass recognition, numerous research
studies have been conducted throughout the world to
support or validate these claims. Although there is
no clear consensus in the scientific community as
to the effectiveness of the pyramid in maintaining
the sharpness of razor blades, hundreds of undocumented
experiments have been performed by laymen who support
the sharpening ability of the pyramid.
A Californian firm also offers a model pyramid, but
its main item is a large pyramid, made of plastic
sheeting, which resembles a translucent Cub Scouts’
pup tent. This pyramid is sold and used primarily
for meditation purposes, although many rejuvenating
effects have been attributed to it. Still another
product sold by this firm is a plate, ostensibly ‘charged’
inside a pyramid, which is supposed to alter the taste
of foods, tobacco and liquor. The manufacturers suggest
that one of the possible uses of this plate is to
aid in the growth of ordinary houseplants. Allegedly,
water which is left for several hours a day on this
plate, and then poured over plants, will help your
greenery flourish.
Pyramid Water
Pyramid water is being used for drinking purposes
with reportedly beneficial and even curative results.
People and pets drinking pyramid water allegedly feel
and look better. Your pet’s coat will appear
shinier and lusher. Songbirds fed pyramid water sing
better, and the colorful plumage of birds in general
will be brighter. We have received reports that soaking
arthritic joints in pyramid water relieves, and in
some instances eliminates, the pain and problems appears
to be a definite adjunct to the normal medication
used for treatment. Washing your hair with pyramid
water and your favorite shampoo reportedly controls
and even eliminates dandruff within four applications.
Try using pyramid water to rinse tired eyes and even
soak your contact lenses in it; the soothing effect
is felt in seconds. Take your medicines and effervescent
analgesic alkalizing powders or tablets with pyramid
water rather than with plain tap water.
In the kitchen, pyramid water does wonders. Food
cooked or even just soaked in pyramid water develops
a better taste and quality. Coffee, tea, dried milk,
orange juice, cocoa, pudding, condensed or dry soups,
etc. appear to be greatly enhanced. Actually, pyramid
water substituted for plain water for any use will
be noticed immediately. Even the best cook will receive
new praises. If your supply should happen to run short,
pyramid water can be diluted as much as 2 parts plain
water and 1 part pyramid water with very little effective
loss of energies.
Pyramid water used for horticultural purposes is
a very effective adjunct or alternative if, you do
not wish to clutter your house with small pyramids
to stimulate plant growth. Simply water your plants
with pyramid water rather than plain tap water. Your
plants and seedlings will definitely be enhanced in
their growth rate, strength, and health. We are told
that ailing, and in some cases dying, plants have
recovered completely within 10 to 14 days. In your
garden, pyramid water and tap water in equal parts
will produce better flowers, fruits, vegetables, plants,
bushes and trees, and as a result you will have developed
an even greener thumb.
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