The Pyramids of the Cold

Was scepter holding a bow Seth

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 34 Deciphering the Was scepter: if the Was can hold a bow and appear twisted it's because the Was is a Drill bit and the bow a bow Drill

If the so-called Was scepter was a symbol of power and dominion in ancient Egypt, as claimed by Egyptologists, they failed in its understanding and in explaining why the Was ...Lire la suite
Egyptian god Ptah in Tomb of Nefertari, QV66, Valley of the Queens

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 35 How the central wooden Djed caisson has been glorified through Ptah, the deification of the simple but multitask wooden frame

If Ptah is offered two different kinds of linen it isn’t because he desperately needs a new wardrobe, but because the central wooden Djed caisson of the Great Pyramid needed ...Lire la suite
Ptah-Patek Ptah Egyptian god patron of metalworkers craftsmenship Metal sand casting Wooden mold locating fixed pins

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 36 Why is Ptah-Patek a dwarf just like Bes and Beset and why is he truly about glorifying the sand molds used for casting metal

If Ptah is the god who has been created by ancient Egyptians to glorify the simple wooden frame that was used as a mold to create mud bricks, explaining why ...Lire la suite
Egyptian god Khonsu Counterweight Khonsou Der-el-Medina 19th Dynasty Ptah Margaret Lucy Patterson

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 37 Khonsu is the glorification of the piston: the piston-float of a water clock, the one used by butchers or the Great Pyramid’s impactor

A water clock ‘clepsydra’ needs two things to be operated efficiently: the production of dripping water in a close container and a float in that container to be able to ...Lire la suite
Grand Gallery of the Great Pyramid of Giza Egypt Khufu Lateral stairs

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 38 Why did Ra have to merge with Osiris to get to the 'Secret Cavern of the Act of Hauling' for his sun boat to be towed by four gods

That photograph of the Grand Gallery in the Great Pyramid of Khufu, is perfectly illustrating the original purpose of the two lateral ramps where was set two teams of three ...Lire la suite
Djed Pillar with Isis and Nephthys Egyptian goddesses Allard Pierson

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Section 39 How Isis and Nephthys are the glorification of the operating cycle of the two hauling ropes of the Great Pyramid's impactor

The fact that the two sister goddesses Isis and Nephthys only appeared with the Pyramid Texts (Fifth Dynasty) tells us that they are both direct glorifications of one or more ...Lire la suite
Ezekiel Egyptian Pulley Wheels Stephen and Gregory Blakely

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 40 How the four Egyptian pulleys of Ezekiel fixed the change of direction of forces due to the steep slope of the Grand Gallery

In 2013, a group of mechanical engineering students at the University of Illinois, sponsored by independent researcher Stephen Blakely, did the original test of the pulley theory which had been ...Lire la suite
Eye of Horus Egyptian Pulley with Baboon Book of the Dead of Henuttawy sheet 1 British Museum

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 41 How the Egyptian pulley has been first glorified into Geb, Nut and a spinning Eye

This is how ancient Egyptians themselves have represented the operation of the Egyptian pulley. Because the pulley wheel does look like an eye, they've simply put the Eye of Horus ...Lire la suite
God of the Earth Geb and Sky Nut Glorification of Egyptian Pulley Pyramids of the Cold

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 42 How the lubrication of the Egyptian pulley with water has been glorified into the Shu and Tefnut twins and the water cycle itself

In the center of the image is god of dry air Shu 'separating' Geb lying on the ground, from goddess of the stars Nut, in her characteristic arched position. “Egyptian ...Lire la suite
Menstrual blood of Isis women tampon String mensies

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 43 How the Tyet knot of Isis is about glorifying the resistance of a string and the inserted wedge of ring clamps used on sewn boats

The 'red menstrual Blood of Isis' is a beautiful metaphor that has been used by women in ancient Egypt when they were getting ready to take their menstrual tampon out ...Lire la suite
Hagar and the Angel in the Desert by James Jacques Joseph Tissot (French, 1836-1902) Jewish Museum New York

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 44 How the Egyptian pulley has been revisited in the Bible with Abraham, Sarah and Hagar

If angels are described as messengers in the Bible, it is only because they are metaphorical glorifications of the four driving and hauling ropes of the Great Pyramid of Egypt: ...Lire la suite
Hauling Beetle Scarab Grand Gallery Great Pyramid Theban Tomb TT60 Necropolis Louxor Senet Sheikh Abd el-Qurna Theban Ancient Egypt Antefoqer

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 45 Why are Goliath and the Star of David the reinterpretations of the hauling Beetle

This is how ancient Egyptians represented the idea of men operating a hauling gantry from the inside ot the wooden structure, like the one used in the Great Pyramid of ...Lire la suite
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