Pyramid Power
I recently mentioned this in a post, which reminded me of long overlooked questions about
pyramids; why they were built and how do they function; in other words, are pyramids just
ornaments or monuments, or does the shape have a functional & purpose also, in spite of the
shape?
To be precise, a pyramid is a 5 sided object, one of them square and four equilateral triangles
which converge into a point either above or below the exact center of the square top, base or
side.
Q:
C:
Esteemed Committee, isn't a pyramid simply half a cube?
Yes. Or is a cube simply a double pyramid?
Q:
Never though of that… if the points of two pyramids were placed tip to tip, that would
definitely not be a cube!
C:
It would be two halves of a cube.
Q:
Wouldn't two polygons of a cube also be two halves? In other words, a cube could be cut
in half so that each of the two new pieces has two square sides and four rectangles, each
rectangle with two sides the same length as the original cube and its two other sides, half that
length? How is that different from a pyramid?
C:
Such polygon has not the effect of a pyramid, as we shall explain.
Q:
I recall first hearing about this from my brother, who removed the double edged razor
blade from his shaver for two months, and placed it inside a small wooden pyramid. Inside the
pyramid, he'd made a platform of cardboard the proper height, being where half the volume of
the pyramid is below, half above. Every day he'd insert the razor blade into his shaver and use it,
then remove and return it inside the pyramid. The blade never became dull; unfortunately these
razor blades aren't made anymore, I don't think. What a way to save money. Why does this
work?
C:
The pyramids of Egypt contain such chambers, which were used as tombs for the bodies
of pharaohs, their royalty, and this is one of the earliest human uses of this effect. The bodies
dehydrated yet did not decay, as your anthropologists have discovered.
Q:
I thought the dry condition of the pharaohs' corpses was attributed to the very low
ambient humidity.
C:
Not for thousands of years.
Q:
Go back to the razor blade; the sharp edge gradually deteriorates during use, not while it
sits still. It's made of stainless steel, which prevents oxidation. It seems as if the pyramid doesn't
just preserve, it restores the blade. Is that right?
C:
Yes.
Q:
How??
C:
The modification of the sharp edge during use, by effect of the harder steel pressed
against the softer skin and hair shafts, is reversed by virtue and means of the subatomic, submolecular effect of resonance between the larger shape of the pyramid and the same shape of the
pyramids created by the rotation of the subatomic particles which create neutrons, protons and
electrons.
Q:
What happens?
C:
This is an effect of like energy attracting like energy, and magnetism is one
manifestation, electricity another effect of magnetism, also expressed or seen as gravity. The
pyramid power is but another manifestation.
Q:
What about an obelisk? A triangle like shape atop a column, usually tapered. Do they
produce this effect?
C:
No, however they do create a transmitter like force, an antenna if you will, of subatomic
and particle energy. This is more pronounced, the longer the two edges of the triangles become.
The internal triangle pyramid effect is directed away from the center.
Q:
So the pyramid effect requires three equilateral triangles and a square whose sides are
the same length as the one side of a triangle?
C:
Yes, for the pyramid effect to occur internally, all outer perimeter segments of the
pyramid must be the same length.
Q:
I remember you three explained to me and us, that a proton or neutron is the effect of a
triangle rotating among or through four stop points, one corner at a time.
C:
Yes, it is a twin rotation of two triangles, symbolized by the Star of David which has
become a religious symbol. This symbol is of the triangle rotating such that two or more of them
might appear to exist and appear stationary. Much the way a wheel design can appear to be
stationary and moving very slowly, even when rotating at several revolutions per second. As can
sometimes be seen on the wheel of a nearby passing vehicle.
Q:
How does this inter-atomic movement translate to a pyramid?
C:
The atoms of the molecules of the material used to construct the pyramid will become
aligned or tuned in to the frequency of the object in the center, and vice versa. In other words, the
pyramid made of wood or plastic or metal will adjust its intra-atomic frequencies to the object in
the center and vice versa. The object in the center will also have a reverse effect, and the
porportions will be the same as the relative masses of the objects are to one another; there will be
found a balance or equilibrium frequency. This frequency will then propagate through both
objects and realign the molecules.
This effect is also created with heat, humans call it annealing or surface hardening, or heat
treatment. The molecules are agitated from the outside by other molecules - heat convection you
call it - and after cooling, will align themselves along crystalline like patterns which cause the
surface to be harder and more resistant to physical contact with other equally dense objects.
The chemical effect of heat can be undesirable for many objects sought to be preserved or
restored, however pyramidal alignment by way of the intra-atomic frequencies will achieve
similar effects without external heat.
Q:
So the razor blade is hardened, preserved or both, or just one or the other?
C:
The blade is hardened initially and restored somewhat. The larger the pyramid relative to
the object within, the greater the effects. Time also is a factor. The case of your brother's razor
blade was almost entirely hardening and preservation; the blade simply did not deteriorate. Such
blade could be made to lose its edge and sharpness if physically forced into contact with a
material close to, at or above its own relative hardness.
Q:
How does the restoration occur, not just the hardening?
C:
The loss of sharpness is both physical loss of material and deformation of material which
remains. The lost material is not re-created by the pyramid effect, however the remaining
material is re-aligned as it is hardened internally, and this is the apparent restorative effect.
Q:
We have no way to measure this inter- and intra-atomic process.
C:
Not yet, however you may examine the effects under a microscope and they will be
unmistakable.
Q:
Is this why the great pyramids were built? To preserve something?
C:
They were constructed with several purposes; to serve as visual markers and location
transponders, as preservation chambers and as monuments.
Q:
C:
Why were three built?
Because triangles are three point objects.
Q:
I read someplace - and I forget where - that the Washington Monument in the capitol city
of the USA is a transmitter.
C:
It is, much as are the great pyramids in Egypt. As an obelisk, its pyramid is not made up
of equilateral triangles and the preservation effects do not occur.
Q:
What does it transmit?
C:
Earth's energy.
Q:
What was preserved or restored inside the great pyramids initially?
C:
Crystals and several components for alien extraterrestrial propulsion systems. Later
human remains were entombed there, long after the initial use was forgotten. The crystals were
and are not found on Earth, and were taken away. There is no remnant or trace of their temporary
presence. The advisors and partner builders of the pyramids are what created the present human
notions of gods from the skies. Especially observance of their insertion and removal from the
pyramids of many mysterious, unknown objects we have just described.
Q:
Why were the pyramids abandoned by the ETs?
C:
There no longer were needed, the visitors no longer coming to Earth. Other visitors have
not required these surface markers. The pyramids have never been abandoned, they were always
intended to serve a human use as at least symbolic monuments and this they still do.
Q:
Why hasn't pyramid power become more well known and used on Earth?
C:
It is not as useful as it seems initially, and other means of restoration and preservation
also serve the purposes of many situations where such effects are needed. Mostly because it is
not understood, the intra-atomic effects are not yet able to be studied, only the effects. It requires
a certain precision of construction and object placement; if this is not done accurately, the effect
will not occur.
Q:
C:
Will organic matter also be preserved?
Yes, of course.
Q:
What about live objects, will they be helped? If a plant were placed in the correct spot
inside a glass pyramid, would it grow better?
C:
Yes, however the ventilation would reduce the effects of the pyramid somewhat; the four
triangles best function when they are solid planes.
Q:
C:
How about ventilation from below?
This would assist greatly.
Q:
C:
What would happen to a plant once removed from the pyramid?
It would again become subject to the effects of the environment.
Q:
I imagine the pyramid effect is only beneficial for things which can remain inside them
and in the correct location, correct?
C:
Yes, in the precise center with half the volume of the pyramid above, half below.
Operating, treatment and recovery rooms in hospitals would benefit significantly if constructed
this way. Sleeping in this location would be ideal also. Anything that can be done while
remaining in this location inside a pyramid will be enhanced.
Q:
C:
Esteemed Committee, thank you for these interesting answers!
Welcome you are always. Do come back, your readers await.