Guide
If it were not for the observation and reflection of the events of the Sarcophagus of Serapeem in Egypt, the Ark of the Holy Relics of the Nation of Israel, and the KV62 Tutankha Mongol Tomb in the Valley of the Kings, my understanding of the mummy would have only been at the level of a "hand-dried corpse" and a costly healing drug.
Egyptian mummies
Now, this perception is still too shallow.
As one of the four ancient civilizations, although the ancient Egyptian civilization has long declined, its strangeness lies in the fact that you can see all kinds of miraculous existences with your own eyes, but it is difficult for you to figure out how it was accomplished. Or what exactly is it for?
The nature of this civilization may be described as "magic" to be appropriate enough.
The effect of magic comes from both hidden knowledge and the release of mysterious energy, and the mummy is the product of pursuing this effect.
Yes, mummies are not embalming specimens at the end of life, they also have very special uses.
Until now, it has been difficult to determine whether ancient Egypt was extremely cruel or detached from the nature of a self-forgetful civilization. In short, I never imagined that ancient Egypt could use the development of life energy to such an anti-heavenly degree!
The correspondence of the famous Egyptian symbol knot de pillar to the human vertebrae
How was this deeply hidden and subversive secret discovered?
Interested friends please follow my exploration ideas, let's look down...
01 Serapem sarcophagus
Previously, I had read from the voluminous Corpus Hieroglyphs and temple frescoes that the ancient Egyptians had a profound understanding of the combination of the natural energies of the universe and the potential of the human body.
In ancient times, the ancients have used sound wave suspension and electromagnetic scalar longitudinal wave technology that surpass contemporary technology on megalithic buildings. See also: Exploring the Forbidden Zone| the Most Incredible Secrets of Ancient Megalithic Buildings (Finale)
In the process of solving these mysteries, I have a profound realization that prehistoric civilization has been dismantled and deliberately covered up, and the incredible prehistoric ruins that people can see now are fragments left over from prehistoric civilizations.
Today, if people want to see a complete image, they need to have the ability to reassemble these pieces.
Next, I'll start with the first fragment: the sarcophagus of Serapem
Sarcophagus of Serapem
The sarcophagus of Serrapeme was first discovered by the French archaeologist Auguste Mariette in the mid-nineteenth century.
Sakkara is home to the sarcophagus of Serapeem (within the red circle), not far from the Great Pyramids of Giza.
The Sakkala region used to be famous for its stepped pyramids.
Stepped Pyramid: Built in the 27th century BC, it has six floors and a complex tunnel underground.
At present, archaeologists have found an underground world 7 kilometers long and 1.5 kilometers wide here, which contains the mummified bodies of millions of humans and the mummified bodies of 8 million animals. Therefore, this place is also considered to be the city of death in ancient Egypt.
In 1851, French archaeologist Auguste Mariette followed the path of the Sphinx through a mysterious underground entrance and discovered the City of the Dead.
Underground entrance to the City of the Dead
At that time, Mariet led 30 workers into the catacombs and found thousands of statues, bronze artifacts and other strange things.
Early drawings of the Underground Tunnels of the City of the Dead
Modern open underground tunnels of the City of the Dead
In this 10 square kilometer catacomb, the most mysterious and exciting object found by Mariet is 27 huge granite rock coffins weighing nearly 100 tons (coffins 70 tons + lids 30 tons).
Map of the distribution of 27 sarcophagi
Of these sarcophagi, except for one that doesn't seem to have been processed, the others are intact. The lid and cassette of each sarcophagus were cut from the same stone.
Sarcophagus No. 26 appears to have been unprocessed, with a rough surface and curved shape.
Sarcophagus No. 1
Sarcophagus No. 2
Sarcophagus No. 3
Sarcophagus No. 8
Sarcophagus No. 12
Sarcophagus No. 14
In the labyrinth of underground tunnels, looking at these well-processed and sealed huge sarcophagi, at first Mariet thought that she had found the tombs of the ancient Egyptian nobles and pharaohs, and presumably the coffin must contain rich treasures.
So, driven by intense curiosity, Mariet exploded one of the sarcophaguss with explosives.
The 23rd sarcophagus that was blown open
Surprisingly, there was neither the remains of the pharaoh nor any gold and silver jewelry in the sarcophagus, and inside was a huge bull mummy!
Bull Mummy Wreckage: Egyptian Museum
In the face of such a discovery, I can imagine that Mariette was disappointed 170 years ago. At that time, it was difficult to understand why these sarcophagi stored bull mummies, even though ancient Egypt had the custom of worshipping the Apes bull.
A stone stele dedicated to the Apes bull in 643 BC: the collection of the Louvre in France
If it is only used as a coffin, such a large sarcophagus is obviously a waste of space, and there is no need to process it so delicately.
The size of the sarcophagus is compared to the mummy of a bull
Leaving aside how the stone of these sarcophagi was transported from the Aswan quarry 800 kilometers away, it is the precision of polishing that is extremely difficult for today's craftsmen.
However, based on my previous analysis, the ancient Egyptians mastered the black technology that could soften stones, so it was not a problem to complete such a project.
So, since the sarcophagus is indeed filled with bull mummies, how should this be explained?
The following kind of photo makes today's researchers perceive the clues.
Drawings of early discoveries of sarcophagus
As shown in the figure above, it is clear that the 30-ton sarcophagus lid is not heavy enough, so it is also necessary to increase the load on it. This means that the sarcophagus will have a powerful force inside to lift the lid.
What do you mean? Could it be that the mummified bull was resurrected?
The problem is that even if the cow is resurrected, it will not stand up to the height of the top cover of the sarcophagus. Also, even if the bull's head is up to the lid, can it lift 30 tons of weight?!
Therefore, the solution to this problem can only be analyzed from the chain reaction of some kind of chemical and physical properties that occur in the sarcophagus.
So a doctor of electrical engineering named Konstantin Borisov made a bold guess based on this idea.
Konstantin Borisov with a degree in electrical engineering, worked as a scientist at the Institute of Dielectric Materials and Semiconductors in Tomsk, Russia.
Constantine argues that:
Granite sarcophagus is manufactured with high precision and its tolerance is within 1 micron, so simply closing the lid makes them a sealed space. At this time, as long as the chemical composition and temperature of the material inside the sarcophagus are suitable for yeast to continue to grow, the amount of carbon dioxide gas in the sarcophagus will increase, resulting in an increasing expansion pressure.
One ingredient necessary for yeast growth is oleic acid, a fatty acid found in animal and vegetable fats. Oleic acid is essential for yeast to maintain growth rates, and it is also essential to overcome the toxic effects of ethanol, which will accumulate in sarcophagus as a byproduct of fermentation.
It is speculated that the main use of the bull mummy in the sarcophagus is to provide yeast with an appropriate and sufficient amount of chemical composition to maintain its long-term growth.
So, what is this approach that looks extremely "perverted"?
It turns out that as the fermentation continues, the carbon dioxide gas will produce a continuous pressure on the granite sarcophagus, and the granite can withstand at least 200 MPa, which is 1000 times the pressure of the car tire.
The increasing pressure causes mechanical stress on the huge granite mass. Since granite is made of quartz crystals, under mechanical stress, these crystals produce electrical charges, and the greater the pressure means the more charge is generated.
The granite under high pressure is glowing
The phenomenon of seismic light is caused by stresses in granite materials present in the soil, which has been verified in theory and experiments.
Seismic light phenomenon in New Zealand
I personally agree with Dr. Konstantin's inference.
Because many tourists from all over the world have noticed for many years that many temples in ancient Egypt, despite the large number of hieroglyphs and intricate patterns, there are no traces of smoke and fire on the ceilings and walls.
It is impossible to understand how craftsmen could accomplish such a project in a dark environment without daylight and other light sources.
Now, if we believe that the ancient Egyptians knew how to use high-pressure stresses to act on megalithic buildings made of granite materials and thus cause luminescence, then the answer to this confusing problem is solved.
This answer, not only can be seen from the fresco of the Lamp of Dendera in the Temple of Hasol.
Dendera's Lamp mural
Moreover, according to sumerian archaeological records, the upper corridor of the Great Pyramid of Giza was originally covered with crystal material [later destroyed by the Anunnaki of the Enlier family], and the walls of the King's Chamber of Secrets were all granite material weighing tens of tons, and above the Chamber, there were up to five layers of reinforced stones, which had the effect of conducting electrical charges and amplifying electromagnetic emission signals.
Interior structure diagram of the Great Pyramid of Giza
Great Pyramid King's Chamber: The walls are made of red granite weighing tens of tons, and there is also a granite "sarcophagus".
A chisel in the wall of the King's Chamber of Secrets: I shot it on the spot
The walls of the Great Pyramid Promenade of Giza: I shot it on the spot
There is a card slot socket in the lower part of the wall of the Great Pyramid of Giza: I shot it on the spot
Schematic diagram of the restoration of the walls of the Great Pyramid Promenade of Giza
Judging from the structure of these megalithic buildings in Egypt, there is magic black technology everywhere.
Tip, if you look closely, you will find that many of the megalithic building layouts in Egypt are like integrated circuit boards or electronic chips.
Integrated circuit board
Going back to the Sarcophagus of Serapeem, there is still a question worth pondering, if these 27 sarcophagus are meant to generate electricity and make the underground world glow, then what is the special significance of this setting in ancient Egypt?
Finding the answer to this question is more complicated.
Because the age of these sarcophagus is currently controversial. Mainstream academics believe it was built by Ramses II around 1300 BC.
However, some scholars believe that the sarcophagus is much older. This judgment is mainly based on the technique embodied in the sarcophagus modeling process, that is, it uses a technique of an ancient civilization called Khemitians.
This technique, through sound waves and vibrations, can make granite quartz crystals unstable, thus making the stone soft and malleable. This technique of softening stones appeared in the period prior to the rule of the Egyptian dynasties (i.e. before 3100 BC).
Traces of mining after the stone has been softened
In my opinion, techniques such as softening stones existed even before the prehistoric Floods.
In fact, acknowledging the existence of prehistoric civilization is not a deviant delusion, and it is the right way to put aside the so-called scientific theories of blind arrogance and self-imprisonment, and to return to rational thinking in the face of reality. This technique was actually a commonly used conventional technique in ancient times, which is why megalithic buildings all over the world have similar technical characteristics.
In the sarcophagus of Serapeem, I was deeply frightened by the fact that since mummies can be a constituent "part" of some kind of power generation equipment, what does it mean for the city of death to bury an extremely large number of human and animal mummies?
Animal mummies
Could it be that the ancient Egyptian civilization needed the charge released by these mummies to ionize the air above the surface and thus light up the entire night of Sakkara?!
Imagery of the Egyptian city in blue light
Just think, what does this blue-shrouded city look like?
I don't know what my friends think, but the first word that flashed in my mind was the underworld.
And a very famous god in ancient Egypt, The God Osiris, was the king of the underworld!
Middle statue: Osiris
Related to the photoelectric and underworld, and then analyze the production process of ancient Egyptian mummies, you will find more intriguing secrets...
(To be continued)