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Pyramids of Giza - Hallucinogenic Interstellar Communication Device?

aus_anon

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Hi all,

I'd like to share some ideas and hopefully bring together a theory on the purpose behind the Great Pyramids of Giza.

I'll highlight the main gist of it and then post links and evidence which support the case. Sorry I can't write this in amore elaborate and interesting style that would better weave the idea into your mind but I think it's easier for me to just lay bare the case and you put it together and make of it as you will.

My theory is that the ancient Egyptians used hallucinogenic plants within the Pyramid of Giza's King's Chamber coupled with sound generated from chanting in ritual (to create vibrational energy) to ascend the undergoer lying within the sarcophagus to access Akashic records and/or communicate with higher dimensional spirits on a higher level than would usually be otherwise.

Reddit post discussing the Egyptian use of hallucinogens:


DMT: Found within certain species of acacia tree (tree of life) which are prevalent across Egypt.


Syrian rue: Traces being found from an Egyptian drinking vessel artifact:


Psylocibin mushrooms: commonly depicted in Egyptian art and texts:


Blue lotus: The national flower of Egypt has psychoactive and medicinal effects. The symbolism behind the blue lotus represents purity, rebirth and spiritual enlightenment and seams as a fitting additive to a psychedelic elixir. The presence of Nuciferine acting as an antipsychotic is interesting as it may act not to 'diminish' the psychedelic experience but rather as a stabilizer which helps prevent turbulence throughout the journey.


In this YouTubers's DMT experience, he describes from the onset of the trip, "walls moving" and hearing a buzzing like noise within his head (similar to the experiments at La Choeera with Terrence and Dennis McKenna if you've read True Hallucinations). He then describes a feminine being offering him what appeared to be a pyramid. Was this entity trying to give him a clue to what is the main theory, to use DMT and hallucinogens at the pyramids? Will the buzzing signal become more clear within the King's Chamber?


John Stuart Reid conducted the cymatics experiment in the King's Chamber and concluded a similar hypothesis to mine (without mention of psychedelics).


"However, an obvious question to ask is what would have driven their need to control the acoustics environment? The answer, almost certainly, relates to their desire to communicate with the spirit world during their sacred ceremonies."

Further quoted from the article:

“In Egypt, when priests sing hymns to the gods, they sing the seven vowels in due succession and the sound of these vowels has such euphony that men listen to it instead of the flute and the lyre.”

An AI summary surrounding the quote -->https://share.google/aimode/YOyzB628Yx01yQsOk

Interesting fact from the AI summary --> The Seven Vowels: In Greek antiquity and the Hellenistic period, the seven Greek vowels (\(\alpha \), \(\epsilon \), \(\eta \), \(\iota \), \(\circ \), \(\upsilon \), \(\omega \)) were intimately tied to the cosmos. They represented the seven planets and were chanted as a continuous, vibrating incantation to invoke the gods or achieve spiritual elevation.

What would happen if the vowels were sung at frequencies relating to the 7 chakra levels found within our bodies during a ritual? Would this invoke a kundalini awakening?

Further evidence surrounding the acoustics and sound properties of the chamber which could reinforce the experience during ritual.


Questions that arises if you were to test my main theory, who would be placed in the sarcophagus? Ascended people such as those with kundalini awakenings or monks/priests we view in a societal view as one's closer to god/enlightenment? Scientists, historians or polymathematicians who could better integrate the messages coinciding with their own knowledge and intellect? Shamans or experienced users of Ayahuasca who are familiar with the experience? How would one integrate and share the experience with others so that we may also understand and importantly believe.

I also think this would be a genie out of the bottle experience (similar to that in the 70's) in which it could become politically heated. Who gets access to such rituals? Obviously if the world could reach a mutual agreement that sharing of such ritual is to occur this would be an ideal scenario.

It would be interesting to see this tested but I highly doubt there would be permission granted to perform such rituals.

What further evidence would you like to see or what questions arise having read through this?
 
Erm, there being acacia species in Egypt, and conflating that with it being a DMT-containing species on the basis of Acacia confusa being an active species referenced in a medium.com article doesn't look like rigorous evidence to me.

Maybe some of the middle eastern acacias are active, which has certainly been suggested before, so you might like to prepare a list of candidate species native to the region, since A. confusa appears to be more of a south east asian species.

Tonal resonance and sensory deprivation can both be powerful techniques for entering altered states of consciousness, and there certainly have been some fascinating anecdotal claims relating to the occurrence of unusual phenomena in connection with the use of certain types of vocalisation in the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid at Gizeh.

Vocalisation plus DMT (or other psychedelics) can produce some remarkable effects even in the absence of a massive pyramid, so I look forward to seeing how you'd assemble a testable hypothesis regarding your ideas.
 
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Erm, there being acacia species in Egypt, and conflating that with it being a DMT-containing species on the basis of Acacia confusa being an active species referenced in a medium.com article doesn't look like rigorous evidence to me.
This. And it's more likely they practiced nymphaea caerulea and peganum harmala mixtures as ritual or visionary plant based brews or fumigation.
 
Blue lotus is not psychedelic at all IME and I don’t know why people are constantly trying to make it out to be entheogenic. I’m sure it was used and respected for what it is…but visionary? Not to me anyway.
 
Blue lotus is not psychedelic at all IME and I don’t know why people are constantly trying to make it out to be entheogenic. I’m sure it was used and respected for what it is…but visionary? Not to me anyway.
But harmal is, so who knows, plant synergy might reveal characters from each other which may be different from just the sum of the parts. Ancient Egyptians were actually using blue lotus in religious rituals to induce altered states of consciousness and facilitate connection with divine and spiritual realms. Not to mention the blue lotus the ancient Egyptians used was likely richer in nuciferine (and maybe other compounds) than the stuff sold online as blue lotus nowadays and might - plant synergy and symbolism apart - explain part of the interest Egyptians showed to it for ritual and entheogenic use.
 
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Amazonians use tobacco in much the same way.

Opium also has a deep history of religious use as an entheogen.

I’m not disputing that Egyptians used blue lotus. Of course they did and I agree they likely added it to other stuff. I’ve just never achieved effects from it other than relaxation and sedation. It was good for anxiety and probly meditation but overall I view it similar to kava…another herb used in religious ceremonies.

I think the Egyptians were eating shrooms and that explains a lot.
 
I've experienced mild, but definitely noticeable CEVs with fairly low doses of blue lotus. Never pushed it very far on its own, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was outright visionary at higher doses. For me, at least. YMMV of course
 
Erm, there being acacia species in Egypt, and conflating that with it being a DMT-containing species on the basis of Acacia confusa being an active species referenced in a medium.com article doesn't look like rigorous evidence to me.

Maybe some of the middle eastern acacias are active, which has certainly been suggested before, so you might like to prepare a list of candidate species native to the region, since A. confusa appears to be more of a south east asian species.

Tonal resonance and sensory deprivation can both be powerful techniques for entering altered states of consciousness, and there certainly have been some fascinating anecdotal claims relating to the occurrence of unusual phenomena in connection with the use of certain types of vocalisation in the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid at Gizeh.

Vocalisation plus DMT (or other psychedelics) can produce some remarkable effects even in the absence of a massive pyramid, so I look forward to seeing how you'd assemble a testable hypothesis regarding your ideas.
Thanks for pointing out the Acacia weakness to the case. Perhaps DMT is the missing part of the puzzle that the Egyptians missed/didn't have access to. Like if you've played any Anno game, you don't start on an island with every resource available.
 
Another thing I find uncanny (adding onto the theory) is the artwork cover of Northlane's album 'Singularity'.


Northlane is a band is from down under (I'm Aussie) and their music is inspired by the DMT experience. Notice on the cover, the cube they're elevating before the pyramids. Could this be a reference to the king's chamber?
 
Another thing I find uncanny (adding onto the theory) is the artwork cover of Northlane's album 'Singularity'.


Northlane is a band is from down under (I'm Aussie) and their music is inspired by the DMT experience. Notice on the cover, the cube they're elevating before the pyramids. Could this be a reference to the king's chamber?
Why not give them a call and find out? I'm sure they'd be pretty happy to discuss the idea.

You could ask them what they have to say about credulity and critical thinking while you're at it ;)

Hilariously enough, the centre of the thumbnail preview - exactly where the cube must be - is obscured by the yt play button, so it looks like they're holding that up instead 😂

Could you perhaps add a screenshot of the album cover minus the play button, for comparison?

The dimensions of the King's Chamber are well-publicised, btw.
 
Amazonians use tobacco in much the same way.

Opium also has a deep history of religious use as an entheogen.

I’m not disputing that Egyptians used blue lotus. Of course they did and I agree they likely added it to other stuff. I’ve just never achieved effects from it other than relaxation and sedation. It was good for anxiety and probly meditation but overall I view it similar to kava…another herb used in religious ceremonies.

I think the Egyptians were eating shrooms and that explains a lot.
There's also the small matter of cocaine traces being found on at least one mummy, which rather implies that some portion of the population will have had access to items of international trade, if only as small samples as curios for the elite.
I've experienced mild, but definitely noticeable CEVs with fairly low doses of blue lotus. Never pushed it very far on its own, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was outright visionary at higher doses. For me, at least. YMMV of course
What was your method of preparation and mode of ingestion? It used to be said that the lotus must be infused in wine for worthwhile psychoactivity to occur, but people have subsequently found that teas and smoking work as well.
 
Mine was not wine, but tinctured, so ethanolic. Notable psychoactivity, though not so dramatic at the relatively low dosages I've used

I forget the ratios, but extracted in everclear in a tincture maker (cannabis butter maker) then diluted for palatability. It's a lovely tincture, great aphrodisiac before getting into bed w yr honey. A sensualizer that reduces inhibition and notably potentiates dreams, ime
 
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