You have probably never seen a picture like this showing electromagnetic energy from the universe streaming into the top of the main pyramid. Notice this occurs from the top, sides and if you look close you can see one in the foreground. Actually, the picture we have shows eight (8) different major energy streams, all are connected, feeding into the top of the pyramid. This is one of what the pyramids were designed to do. The picture above is probably the only one of its kind. It is actually a color copy of an original that did not have the energy streams, which mysteriously appeared during the copy and scanning process.

Then there is the story of the Sphinx. They found out, that when it was build, the sign Leo was at the sky and the Sphinx looks like this configuration!!!

 

                                                           

 

Links:

-www.guardians.net/egypt/pyramids/GreatPyramid.htm

 

A book about Egypt is: A search in secret Egypt from Paul Brunton. It is from 1936, but it gave me great pleasure reading it!

 

4.South China Sea 

This sea is between South-Sumatra and Kalimantan in the south-west and the Strait of Taiwan till Fukien Coast in the north east.

 

I don't know yet the connection with the stars, but I will keep looking and if anyone have more knowledge about this, please let me know

 

Links:

-www.middlebury.edu/SouthChinaSea/

 

5. Ayers Rock/Uluru in Australia

This rock is in the Kata Tjuta National Park, 280 miles southwest of Alice Springs.

 

Previously better known as Ayers Rock, Uluru is 348 meters high, 3.6 kilometers long, 1.9 kilometers wide, and is 9.4 kilometers around. It is the largest single rock in the world and rises from the desert in Central Australia 450 kilometers out of Alice Springs.

 

Links:

-http://www.crystalinks.com/ayersrock.html

 

6. Himalaya-Nepal

It is from the Indus River in the north west till the Brahmaputra River in the east. 2600 km long.

 

There are 14 peaks over 8000 km in the Himalayas - 4 in Kashmir, 9 in Nepal,  and 1 in Sikkim Himalaya. The word Himalaya is made of 2 words in Hindi - 'Him' which means snow, and 'Alaya' which means home. Thus, the Himalayas are the "Home of Snow".

 

A book I read about the Himalayas is: Heremit in the Himalayas from Paul Brunton. It is also from

around 1936, but it describes the sphere of the Himalayas very well!

 

-http://www.himalayas.dk/

 

7. Delphi Oracle in Greece

 

Famous Greek city-state known for its Oracle and Temple of Apollo. The head priestess was called Pythia, and the Pythian Games (something like the Olympic Games) took place in Delphi every four years. Delphi was a focal point in the Persian Wars because of its location

 

-http://www.pbs.org/empires/thegreeks/keyevents/1400_c.html

-http://www.aroundparnassos.com/history/

 

8. Yucatan in Mexico

The Yucatán peninsula is quite different than the rest of Mexico. The feeling you have

as you travel and meet the people is more relaxed, more tranquil. This, no doubt, is due to the Maya

and their history. Even the land around you seems different. Although you will find examples of

modern and colonial lifestyles, it is the Mayan legacy which creates the sense of another

world. The ruins of the past are plentiful. Some of the major sites include Chichén Itzá, Cobá,

Edzná, Kabah, Tulum and Uxmal.

 

                                       

 

Links:

-www.cancuntoday.com

 

9. Kalahari Desert in South Africa 

 

The Kalahari Desert stretches  across much of Botswana, and parts of Namibia and South Africa. It covers about 190,000 square miles (500,000 square kilometers).

 

The remarkable nests of the weaver birds in the camel thorn trees and in other acacias are a frequent sight in the Kalahari. These inconspicuous little birds, which resemble sparrows, live in huge communal nests with a diameter of up to two meters. At any given time, hundreds of lively little birds are breeding and feeding their youngsters in such a nesting colony.

Links:

-www.davidicke.com

-http://home.austarnet.com.au/calum/paths.html                                              

 

 
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