The Pyramids of the Cold

Taweret Opet Plug of the inclined Well Great Pyramid of Giza Egypt John Morton Edgar

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 10 Why hippopotamus Taweret 'Lady of the Well' was the huge granite plug of the Great Pyramid's inclined well and why was she protecting pregnant women and their babies

Photograph of John Edgar looking directly at the upper block of the granite plug of the 'ascending passage'. This block only moved a few meters down after its release when ...Lire la suite
Bes immobilizing Taweret Hatshepsut birth scene from Édouard Naville The Temple of Deir el Bahari

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 11 How the ancient Egyptians glorified the tiny block of granite that anchored the Taweret plug of the inclined well into Bes and Beset

The immobilization of the huge hippopotamus Taweret by the tiny little dwarf Bes. [Hatshepsut’s birth scene] from Édouard Naville "The Temple of Deir el Bahari" (London, 1896). Image courtesy of ...Lire la suite
Ancient Egyptian dwarf God Bes of Childbirth Protection Household Hatshepsut Birth Scene

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 12 How the breaking-off of the pressure sensitive mechanical fuse Bes triggered the draining of the Great Pyramid's inclined well

The knifes are metaphors of the breaking off of the Bes wedging block, and the release of the Taweret block. It is a representation of what triggered the draining of ...Lire la suite
Great Pyramid of Khufu Giza Ascending passage Cavity of Al Mamun draining of inclined well

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 13 How the 33,600 litres of water of the Great Pyramid's inclined well have been drained through the Al-Ma'mun glory hole spillway to the subterranean chamber in an instant

It is through the so-called cavity of Al-Ma'mun in the Great Pyramid of Khufu that all the 33,600 litres of water of the inclined well have been drained, probably in ...Lire la suite
Taweret Opet Plug of the inclined Well Great Pyramid of Giza Egypt John Morton Edgar

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 14 When the 'Lady of the Well' Taweret plug finally moves and becomes 'Mother of Fire' magical Opet: the sparkling rocks metaphor

On the above photograph taken by Morton Edgar (around 1910), his brother John Edgar is scrutinizing what probably was the most important block of the Great Pyramid’s operation for evaporative ...Lire la suite
Sarcophagus of the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt Burial of Pharaoh King Khufu Granite Coffin

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 15 Why was the ‘sarcophagus’ of the Great Pyramid truly the uprooted biosand filter mandatory for evaporative cold production

How can people have seen in this awful drinking trough-like granite box, the sarcophagus of the most worshiped and powerful man known of ancient Egyptians? It really is beyond comprehension ...Lire la suite
Elephantine Triad ancient Egypt Khnum Biosand filter OHorizons Dirty to Clean Water Bangladesh

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 16 How the ancient Egyptians glorified the operation of the biosand filter into the Elephantine Triad: Khnum, Satis and Anuket

A biosand filter only uses earth to produce clean water, and because an elephant love to play with both earth and water with its trunk, elephants have been associated with ...Lire la suite
Sand Filter in Bent Pyramid of Pharaoh Sneferu Portcullis at Dashur Snefrou Dachour Substructure Layout Ancient Egypt

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 17 What could be the very prototype of the biosand filter is inside the Bent Pyramid, and its sand may still be in place today

[Left] photograph of the interior of the Bent Pyramid, one of the three great pyramids built by king Sneferu (the founding pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty of Egypt during the ...Lire la suite
Restraining of Apep Overthrowing Apophis Great Serpent Seth Sun boat Ra

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 18 Apep is how Egyptians glorified the waters of the inclined well under pressure: it did have to be restrained and cut into pieces

Phase One of the inclined well’s operation: restraining the water progressively pressurized by the ramming impactor (the pressurization of the inclined well is in two parts: first indirectly by the ...Lire la suite
Anubis Weighing of the Heart Horus Pharaoh Book Dead Ceremony Ancient Egyptian Baboon Representations Water

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 19 How the endless regeneration of the great serpent Apep and the waters of the inclined well were glorified through a peeing baboon

The Weighing of the Heart in the sarcophagus chamber of the tomb of Baennentiu, Qarat Qasr Salim, el-Bahriya depression, Libyan desert, Egypt. Photograph courtesy of Roland Unger and posted on ...Lire la suite
Great Pyramid of Giza Elevation diagram of the interior structures King's Chamber star shafts Queen's Chamber Gantenbrinks doors

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 20 The two Gantenbrink's doors and the water supply issue of the operating Great Pyramid

Elevation diagram of the interior structures of the Great Pyramid as it is today, showing the location of the two mysterious Gantenbrink's doors that actually were real doors, opening to ...Lire la suite
Osiris Bed Germinating Brick Isis Myth Nile River Weight Impactor Ballast block

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 21 The Osiris myth is nothing other than the metaphorical glorification of the Great Pyramid's weighted impactor's operation

If the Osiris myth is described as the most elaborate and influential story in ancient Egyptian mythology, it only is because this isn’t a myth at all. To be fair, ...Lire la suite
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