The Pyramids of the Cold

Gods of the underworld tethered to Hathor divine cow towing thebanmappingproject

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 46 How the two central hauling ropes were forced down the Djed caisson by Hathor the ‘Mistress of the counterweight' hauling plug

This is how ancient Egyptians themselves represented the hauling role of cow goddess Hathor, as the glorification of the hauling plug of the impactor of the Great Pyramid. [illustration] “Ancient ...Lire la suite
Hathor bringing the Lost and Broken Eye of Horus back Hesat descending the Hill

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 47 The Eye of Horus: how its restoration is about the reconnection of the impactor with the hauling plug and Eye goddess Hathor

The Egyptian myth about the Eye of Horus, broken, stolen and then restored find its origin in the operation of two equipments of the Great Pyramid of Khufu: the impactor ...Lire la suite
The Apis bull on Ancient Egyptian Sled sledge

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 48 The Apis bull is nothing other than the male counterpart of the cow goddess Hathor: it is the dead weight of the Hathor hauling plug

"Statuette of Apis Bull on a Sledge. Egypt had several bull cults of which the Apis cult was the most popular. This sacred bull was known by a number of ...Lire la suite
The Disc of Sabu is a Metasiltstone Schist Solvay Counterflow Plate Ancient Egypt

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 49 Why is the Sabu disk a Solvay disc used for pure natron chemical manufacturing in the individual chambers of a Solvay-like process

The Sabu Disk from the First Dynasty of ancient Egypt was most probably a crucial component in an ancient chemical manufacturing process, specifically for the production of sodium carbonate (natron) ...Lire la suite
Red Pyramid of Pharaoh Sneferu King Burial Chamber Sarcophagus Snefrou Ammonia Bats Coffin Fourth Dynasty

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 50 The Red Pyramid's limestone kiln and awful ammonia smell can be explained by the very first attempt to master the Solvay process

The Red Pyramid of pharaoh Sneferu at Dashur, is well known for the gigantic hole in the floor of the so-called 'burial' chamber; a hole supposedly digged by robbers, accordingly ...Lire la suite
Natron sodium carbonate soda ash airtight tank ancient Egypt Solvay process

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 51 The giant stone sarcophagi at the Serapeum are the mandatory airtight storage tanks for chemical products such as natron salt

Even today, the storage of sodium carbonate soda ash, the salt called natron by ancient Egyptians and used for the mummification process, must be made in airtight containers as the ...Lire la suite
Holy water font stoup giant clam shell entry of catholic christian church Baptism Sign of the Cross

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 52 Why would anyone put sand in a holy water font? Because holy water really is purified water and a stoup's supposed to work like a giant clam: a 100% all natural biosand filter

If holy water fonts made from giant clam’s shells are set at the entrance of Christian churches all over the world, this is not because they are cute and convenient: ...Lire la suite
Hermes Hermetica Text Emerald Tablet Ancient Egyptian God of Science Thoth Houghton Heinrich Khunrath Amphitheatrvm Sapientiae Aeternae

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 53 The hidden secrets of the Emerald Tablet

Aren’t you curious to know what these three blocks of stone are doing right in the middle of the ‘river bed’? THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Study written by ...Lire la suite
thor god of thunder magical hammer Norse mythology great serpent hall bilskinir

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 54 Why Thor truly is the Norse reinterpretation of Hathor and why did he have to fight the Great Serpent Jörmungandr in the 'Great Hall' of 'the largest of buildings ever erected'

Thor is a prominent god of Thunder in Germanic paganism who is wielding magical hammer, belt and gloves. In Norse mythology, Marvel comics and movies Thor is associated with lightning, ...Lire la suite
The Churning of the Ocean of Milk Hindu Mythology Pyramids of the Cold

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 55 The Churning of the waters of the Ocean of milk (Hindu mythology) is about the endless pounding of the waters of the inclined well

The Hindu 'Churning of the Ocean of Milk' is only a copy of the Egyptian scene with Hapi performing the Sema Tawy. [illustration] San Diego Museum of Art: https://www.flickr.com/photos/thesandiegomuseumofartcollection/6125128576/ THE ...Lire la suite
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THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 56 The 'wall mounted' Tibetan prayer wheels are nothing other than the reinterpretation of the drive shaft of the Grand Gallery

The 'wall mounted' Tibetan prayer wheels are nothing else than a reinterpretation of the Great Pyramid's drive shaft: these prayer wheels should be fixed on the floor, not on the ...Lire la suite
Dendera Light Electricity Demonstration Magnifying Glass

THE PYRAMIDS of the COLD • Chapter 57 How the ancient Egyptians glorified Science itself with the magnifying glass and with the Eye of Horus looking through that glass

The Egyptian way of representing the eye looking through a magnifying glass. "The astronomical ceiling at the Pronaos, outer hypostyle hall in the Temple of Hathor in the Dendera Temple ...Lire la suite
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