Message #66156

[Bianca]

The Far Eastern Origins Of Egypt





Turning now to the Far East and to the origins of Egyptian civilization. We already men-
tioned above that the Egyptian pyramids derived — in both form and symbolism — from
the pyramidal complexes of Indonesia. Indeed, as we argued above, everything indicates
that Imhotep — with whom the art of pyramid building arose in Egypt ready and perfect
from the start — was probably just the leader of a workgang of skilled stone masons and
artificers imported from Indonesia. This was done in the same way that Solomon would
later import from the same region a similar staff led by Hiram Abiff, the semi-legendary
founder of Free-Masonry.

The stepped pyramids of Angkor and Indonesia are not only as perfect and as magnificent
as those of Egypt. They derive from local traditions like those of the Ramayana and the
Mahabharata, which are far older and far more local than those of Egypt. The sole ex-
ception may be the three great pyramids of Giza. But then, many clues point to the fact
that they are of Atlantean origin and far predate the presence of the ancient Egyptians
in the region. Indeed, these three sister pyramids apparently represent the three peaks
of Mt. Trikuta, the triple Mountain of Paradise which we have been discussing.

We disagree with the theory which holds that these pyramids represent the stars of
Orion's Belt. We calculated the discrepancies in that representation, and they are gross-
ly in error insofar as the angles, the intensities and the relative distances are involved.
All three magnitudes deviate by more than 20% or so, an error far above the capabilities
of the meticulous Egyptians, whose precision was typically within 0.01% or better under
similar circunstances.

Unfortunately, the older monuments of India and Indonesia have mostly disappeared. And
this was due not really due to the passage of time but mostly from the action of man
himself, who consistently pillaged the ancient monuments either to construct new ones
or, worse still, for sheer fanaticism and wantomness.

Besides, the cataclysm that sank Atlantis under the South China Sea probably carried
under all or most of the magnificent structures that we are allowed to expect from such
a superior civilization of semi-divine ancestors. Who knows what wonders and treasures
await the undaunted explorer who dares to search where no man has yet looked so far?
People have systematically been searching in the wrong places for Atlantis, which is in-
deed the true site of Eden and of the Eldorado, and other such Golden Paradises. Small
wonder then that their results so far have been essentially nil.