Pyramids

Is Gunung Padang the worlds oldest pyramid ?

One of the most recent and stunning revelations of archaeology is an enormous pyramidal structure in Java Indonesia called Gunung Padang – ‘the Mountain of Light’. The site was (re)discovered by respected Indonesian geologist Danny Hilman Natawidjaja who earned his Ph.D. from the California Institute of Technology in 2003. Danny very generously gave us an extensive presentation he created showing… Continue reading →

Planet of the Megaliths

This is a pretty roughly made video, but if you are interested in the hidden history of this planet its worth watching ! You have see the Revelation of the Pyramids already right … ?

I do not know who the woman with the lovely Russian accent is. She is obviously well informed and perhaps a professional researcher.

I thought… Continue reading →

Revelation of the Pyramids

This is one of my favourite documentaries on the Great pyramid and other pyramids around the world. This is part one which I think is more interesting and varied. Part 2 focuses more on the layout of power centres around the globe along great circles, and other mathematically interesting facts that may or may not be convincing. I especially like… Continue reading →

Pyramids in Central America

Palenque, Mexico

There are three stepped pyramids within this ancient Mayan ceremonial centre, located in the Mexican state of Chiapas. The more famous of these is the Pyramid of Inscriptions. Its height of 20 metres consists of eight stepped storeys, not counting the temple on top. Inside the temple, two large vaulted chambers house three glyphic panels which collectively… Continue reading →

Pyramid in New Zealand

THE GEOMETRY OF THE WAITAPU VALLEY

THE KHAFRE PYRAMID GEOMETRY IN THE NEW ZEALAND LANDSCAPE.

We’ll start off by assessing the Khafre Pyramid 3,4,5 triangle geometry first, as it extends between markers on all 4 sites and sets up a template for creating additional geometry of the Great Pyramid and Menkaure Pyramid of the Giza Plateau. In antiquity the pyramid… Continue reading →

James Gaussman and the Jewelled Pyramid of China

Egyptian pyramids? Sure, everyone knows about the ones at Giza – and a few aficionados might know about the 138 others (!) scattered around them. Mesoamerican pyramids? Okay, a lot of folks know about them, too — or even that the great one at Cholula is considered to be the largest one in the world.

(reconstruction of a typical… Continue reading →

Pyramids in China 2

In 1912, Fred Meyer Schroder and Oscar Maman travelled to Shensi. They not only dealt in tobacco and candles but also supplied the Mongolians with weapons. Their guide along the Chinese-Mongolian border was a monk, Bogdo (“the holy one”), who told them they would soon stumble upon some ancient pyramids. Though he himself had never seen them, he knew… Continue reading →

Pyramids in China 1

The pyramids of China are approximately 100 ancient mounds, many of which were used for burial. Most of them are located within 100 kilometers of the city of Xi’an, on the Qin Chuan Plains in the Shaanxi Province, central China.

The existence of pyramids in China has come in two stages. Most early stories were focused on the existence of… Continue reading →

Great Pyramid Statistics

The exact number of stones was orginally estimated at 2,300,000 stone blocks weighing from 2-30 tons each with some weighing as much as 70 tons. Computer calculations indicate 590,712 stone blocks were used in its construction. It area covers 13.6 acres with each side greater than 5 acres in area. There are supposedly 144,000 casing stones, all highly polished and flat to an accuracy of 1/100th of an inch, about 100 inches thick and weighing about 15 tons each with nearly perfect right angles for all six sides. Computer calculations indicated 40,745 casing stones were used averaging 40 tons each before the face angle was cut. Continue reading →

The Sirius Mystery

Robert Temple wrote a book called The Sirius Mystery - which deals with Earth's connection to the Sirius star system. To Egypt, the 23rd of July, when Sirius starts to rise the waters of the Nile begin to flood. Then it meant fertility, that is one reason, for she was Isis. Sirius, Isis, the great mother of the gods. Even the Swiss celebration day, is the 1st of August. This is a Sirius relative. Continue reading →

A Gateway to the Stars?

In the early 1990s, Belgian engineer Robert Bauval noticed that the odd arrangement of the Giza pyramids is remarkably similar to that of the three stars ofOrion's belt in the well-known constellation. This seemed to Bauval to be more than a coincidence, in light of the fact that the constellation Orion was sacred to the Egyptians. They believed it to be the home of the god Osiris and thought the shape of the constellation resembled hi Continue reading →

The Orion Correalation Theory – the Giza Pyramids

In 1994 the book The Orion Mystery by Robert Bauval and Adrian Gilbert caused an uproar in the Egyptological world like no single book before. No wonder, it states on its cover "After more than 4000 years the secrets of the pyramids had been solved" (German paperback edition). The thesis, which purports to have done this, is now called the Orion Correlation Theory or, in short, the OCT. Continue reading →

Ive been reading a few too many scifi stories about the limits of A.I. lately. It seems there is a popular speculation among physicist/philosopher/cosmologists that since there is no physical law preventing it, ultimately all the matter and energy in the universe will become organised as one consciousness. Even speculations about non-locality overcoming the speed of light limitations to unite the whole multiverse. - Is that sort of like God/Goddess reassembling herself from her infinite parts ? ... See MoreSee Less

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The golden ratio (phi), and its associated Fibonacci number sequence, are extremely important, but not for the reasons many people imagine. The most important attribute of phi is that it is the MOST irrational ratio. It tends to be used by living processes BECAUSE it is as far from the whole numbers and octave ratios as possible.•••••• MIRROR: vimeo.com/9953368 •••••• A movie inspired on numbers, geometry and nature, by Cristóbal Vila · Go to www.etereaestudios.com for more i... ... See MoreSee Less

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From our collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - This version in full color makes the internal shapes easily visible. The 64 tetrahedron grid is proposed by Nassim Haramein to be the optimal sized section of the infinite isotropic vector matrix. It is complex enough to contain octaves of all the simpler forms: the tetrahedron, octahedron, cuboctahedron, and star tetrahedron. It represents the perfect balance between expansive and contractive forces ... See MoreSee Less

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Why not a language of whistles ... ? Oh right... someone thought of that a long time ago :-)

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Oh dear. This is scary. Just imaging the training these kids must go through. Almost worse than a western kindergarden. Which is more geometrical, the music, or the musicians ?기타중주 / Ансамбль гитар / Guitar Ensemble «유치원 우리 선생님» / «Наша воспитательница» / "Our Kindergarten Teacher" 청진시 청암유치원 / Чхонамский детский сад, г. Чхонджин (К... ... See MoreSee Less

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As soon as space and time can be said to exist a pulsating wave form between polarities arises
and concentrically around its centre of gravity
the nesting of all other forms is implied.
This is the same as saying that from the number 1
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This video is over an hour of exquisite visual exploration of the simple shapes and forms that create our universe. For more sacred geometry check out www.SacredGeometryWeb.comAn amazing film about geometry, why it is, what it is, and how it affects us. And with the comprehensive knowledge of these qualities emerges intuitive forms of… ... See MoreSee Less

Come into the bowels of the geometric beast ... what is the Goddess up to ? Why is my brain so slow ? You do understand that this movie is flying through a simple 3D mathematical formula ... no 3D modeling ... this is NOT a human creation ! Okay the choice of where to go is being made by a human, and the choice of which world to explore, but this whole thing existed as soon as the laws of mathematics came into being. When was that exactly ?Flight into the center of 3D hybrid fractal. Animation was rendered using Mandelbulber 0.90 sourceforge.net/projects/mandelbulber/ Total rendering tim... ... See MoreSee Less

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Another page from my illustrated book at http://UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com

Buckminster Fuller was a very interesting character. An eccentric genius, he deliberately dressed as a 'second grade clerk' because he wanted everyone to see him as just an ordinary man doing what he could to change the world. He is probably best know for giving us geodesic domes, but he had many other inventions, and his ideas continue to percolate out through society. He gave us ideas such as 'spaceship Earth', 'synergetics', 'tensegrity', and the 'ephemeralization of technology'. His understanding of the triangular/hexagonal symmetry of space, and the 'vector equilibrium', are major contributions to Sacred Geometry. Find out more at UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com ... See MoreSee Less

Our concept of what a black hole is has evolved dramatically in the last 100 years since Einstein predicted them. We have, of course, never seen one, and perhaps never will. We have seen things happening in the depths of space that seem to indicate the presence of something so attractive and energetic that our only current explanation for it is that it is a black hole. That still leaves us clinging to our theories in a hurricane of other possible ideas. - In the midst of this fascinating field of investigation, the theories of Nassim Haramein have a certain sacred geometric beauty to them. He proposes (excuse my gross oversimplification) that even the smallest pixel level of reality is basically nothing but black holes, and that particles are vortexes in spacetime connected to each other by wormholes. There is a section in my book 'Understanding Sacred Geometry and the Flower of Life' devoted to his Holo-Fractal-Theory. Read it for free online at www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com ... See MoreSee Less

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Gaia breathing. Greenpeace made the first section of this video. The rest of it may make you cry. - Gaia as the living Earth is an important realisation, but unless you realise that the cosmos is also alive, it doesn't really make sense. I highly recommend the book 'Earth Dance' by evolutionary biologist Elisabet Sahtouris that you can download from her website as a pdf here ratical.org/LifeWeb/index.htmlThis is a non-commercial attempt from www.sanctuaryasia.com/ and www.facebook.com/sanctuaryasiapage, to highlight the fact that world leaders,... ... See MoreSee Less

These 3D fractals represent a new category of infinitely complex mathematical shapes generated by simple equations and repetitive processes. Sort of like the rest of reality? - This is the Mandelbox. Instead of zooming in we are watching the parameters being tweaked which changes at each moment the whole infinite structure. I particularly like the architectural and mechanistic look of the Mandelbox.Visit www.fractalforums.com ! ... See MoreSee Less

Why are people attracted to sacred geometry designs? Tens of thousands of people wear Flower of Life and Merkabah pendants. There's a whole industry in geometrically patterned clothing. - I believe it is that whether we consciously understand it or not these patterns are resonant with the energies of creation. They strengthen our connection back to our source in the infinite mystery. - - - Have you checked out the dozens of designs in Sacred Geometry Web's online store at www.SacredGeometrical.com ... See MoreSee Less

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'Like in a Dream' a short fractal journey - I think this one is done by changing the parameters as well as moving around inside the structure. Not only is each shape infinitely complex but there are infinite variations of each shape and infinite variations of kinds of shapes in infinite dimensions perceived by infinitely many living beings. - If you still want to be a Bodhisattva... plan on it taking quite a while ~Check out my 3D printed fractals! www.shapeways.com/shops/3Dfractals Fractal animation made with Mandelbulb3D. I originally designed it for Bryan Alva... ... See MoreSee Less

This is a truly mind blowing documentary about origami, and a collection of artists and scientists who push folded paper way beyond what anyone had ever imagined might be its limits! Folding is of course one way to move between dimensions, as when we fold up a cube from six squares in a cross formation.

Go full screen and give yourself time to really appreciate the miracle of folding. ... See MoreSee Less

Between the Folds - Origami Doco

This is a truly mind blowing documentary about origami, and a collection of artists and scientists w...

From our higher dimensional geometry collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - This is the double hypercube. If the vertices of the large and small hypercube were connected to their corresponding vertices then we would have the projection of the 5 dimensional cube. See all the higher dimensional geometries in our collection here sacredgeometrical.com/collections/higher-dimensional-forms ... See MoreSee Less

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Red, green, blue, triangular pixels make an eye popping scale -like texture. This is just one of hundreds of sacred geometry inspired designs at www.SacredGeometrical.com - Would you wear this? ... See MoreSee Less