Giza Pyramid: A Modern Perspective for Ancient Knowledge Enthusiasts

After extensive research, Dutch researcher Willem Witteveen connects his own findings with those of other researchers, culminating in groundbreaking conclusions about the true function of the Great Pyramid and its place in history. The American prophet Edgar Cayce claimed: "Sound is the medicine of the future," and the late Egyptian wisdomkeeper Abd 'el Hakim Awyan always said: "It is all about sound." The Greek mathematician Pythagoras stated: "All is number." Witteveen proves that these men were right and that what we now consider groundbreaking and new often originated in ancient Egypt, long before the first Egyptian dynasties.

This book is divided into five main parts, four of which relate to the four earthly elements: Earth, Water, Air, and Fire. The fifth part relates to the element or quintessence called Aether, within which all processes on Earth and beyond take place. Aether represents the divine world and is the carrier of all information.

The author demonstrates that the Great Pyramid is an enormous library of knowledge, intended for modern generations and containing the golden frequency of Giza, one of the basic values responsible for the creation and existence of life on Earth. We ourselves are the architects and builders of these magnificent ancient monuments, in the future tense.

Witteveen discusses topics such as sound and resonance, antennas, the Schumann frequency, and the special abilities of quartz, hydrogen, and wavelengths. He proves that what we now regard as groundbreaking and new often had its origins in ancient Egypt, long before the first Egyptian dynasties.

The book is a fascinating and visual exploration of the connections between sound, resonance, and the creation of life on Earth. Witteveen's research reveals that the Great Pyramid is not merely a tomb but a repository of ancient knowledge, designed to be a guide for future generations.

The author's findings suggest that we are the architects and builders of these ancient monuments, not in the past, but in the future. This thought-provoking concept challenges our understanding of history and the role of human civilization in shaping the world around us.

Throughout the book, Witteveen skillfully weaves together the insights of various thinkers, including Pythagoras, Cayce, and Awyan, demonstrating the interconnectedness of ancient wisdom and modern scientific discoveries. The exploration of topics such as sound, wavelengths, and the Schumann frequency adds depth and credibility to the author's conclusions.

Overall, this book is a captivating and visually engaging exploration of the deeper mysteries of the Great Pyramid and the profound implications of ancient knowledge for our understanding of the world and our place in it.

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