In order to fully master the information encrypted in the biblical texts, it is important to understand the true scale of the underground tunnels and the grandeur of the underground chambers connecting with them under the Pyramids of Giza plateau, since it was here that the basic elements of the teachings of the Secret School were developed. What happened under the sands thousands of years ago is not reflected in modern history books, and discoveries made over the past eighty years or so only confirm this fact.
The surroundings of the Fayum oasis, located a few kilometers from the city limits of Memphis, are an area of particular interest. It was here, in a flourishing and fertile valley, which the pharaohs themselves called "royal hunting grounds", that they fished and hunted using a boomerang. Lake Möris once bordered on the Fayum oasis, and on its shores was the famous Labyrinth, which Herodotus called "an endless miracle for me." The labyrinth included 1,500 rooms and the same number of underground chambers that the Greek historian was not allowed to explore. The priests of the Labyrinth said that it was tangled and difficult to pass, and that it was created in such a way as to preserve the countless scrolls that were stored in underground rooms. The immensity of the structures struck Herodotus, and he spoke with the greatest reverence about what he saw:
“There I saw twelve palaces standing one after the other and connected by terraces, built around twelve halls. It is hard to imagine that they were built by human hands. The walls are decorated with bas-reliefs of figures, and each area in front of the palace is skillfully paved with white marble and surrounded by a colonnade. Near the corner where the labyrinth ends, there is a pyramid, two hundred and forty feet high, with majestic animal figures carved into stone and with an underground passage through which it can be entered. I was told in confidence that underground chambers and passages connected this pyramid with the pyramids in Memphis."
The pyramids at Memphis were the pyramids at Giza, as Giza was originally called Memphis. On the map of Nordan in the book "Travels to Egypt and Nubia", 1757, it is designated as "Giza, former Memphis."
Many ancient writers confirm the existence of the underground passages mentioned by Herodotus that connected the great pyramids, and their testimony casts doubt on the veracity of the history of Egypt in its traditional presentation. Krantor (300 BC) argued that there were some columns or pillars, on the stone of which records of prehistoric times were carved and the routes of communication between the pyramids were shown. Iamblichus, a Syrian representative of the Alexandrian School of mystical-philosophical teachings, who lived in the IV century, in his famous work "On the mysteries, especially of the Egyptians, Caledonians and Assyrians", left the following record about the corridor that passed inside the statue of the Sphinx and leads to the Great Pyramid:
“This entrance, now filled with sand and rubbish, can still be found between the front paws of a colossus crouching to the ground. Previously, it was closed by a bronze gate, the secret spring of which only Mages could open. It was guarded by human servility, akin to religious fear, which guaranteed immunity better than an armed guard would. In the belly of the Sphinx were galleries leading to the underground part of the Great Pyramid. These galleries were so skillfully intertwined on the way to the Pyramid that a person who entered the dungeon without a special guide would constantly and inevitably find himself again at the entrance.
On the ancient Sumerian cylinder seals it was recorded that the secret refuge of the Anunnaki was "a place underground … where a tunnel led, the entrance to which was covered with sand and what they called Huvana … with teeth like a dragon, with a face like a lion." … This indicative old text, which has come down to us, unfortunately, in fragments, further says that "he (Huvana) can not move forward or backward", but they climbed on him from behind, and the way to the secret refuge of the Anunnaki was open. The Sumerian message might well fit the description of the Sphinx of Giza, with a head like a lion's; and if this great creation was built to hide and preserve the ancient staircase and secret passages leading to underground structures under it and around it - then in this case the symbolism is fully consistent with the intention.
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Local Arab tradition of the 19th century testifies that the secret rooms under the Sphinx hide treasures or magical objects. This version is confirmed in the writings of the Roman historian of the 1st century A. D. Pliny, who wrote that deep under the Sphinx is hidden "the tomb of a ruler named Harmahis (G armarchis), which contains countless treasures," and, oddly enough, the Sphinx itself was once called "The Great Sphinx Harmahis, guarding since the time of the Followers of Horus ". The Roman historian of the 4th century Ammianus Marcellinus also claimed the existence of an underground crypt, which went into the inner chambers of the Great Pyramid:
"The writings, as the ancients pointed out, were carved on the walls of some underground galleries and passages, built deep in the darkness underground, in order to preserve the wisdom of the ancients from a bloody flood."
The manuscript, compiled by an Arab writer named Altelemsani and kept in the British Museum, speaks of the existence of a long, wide underground passage between the Great Pyramid and the Nile River, with a strange arrangement blocking the entrance from the river. He refers to the following episode:
“In the days of Ahmed Ben Tuloun, a group of people entered the Great Pyramid through a tunnel and found a glass goblet of rare color and texture in a side chamber. When they left, one was not counted, and when they went in search, he suddenly came out to them naked and said laughing: "Do not follow me and do not look for me," and quickly disappeared into the Pyramid. His friends realized that he was at the mercy of some kind of spell."
While studying the strange happenings under the Pyramid, Ahmed Ben Tulone expressed a desire to see the glass goblet. During inspection, the goblet was filled with water and weighed, then emptied and weighed again. The historian wrote that "it was found that he weighed the same and empty and filled with water." If the observations are genuine, then this lack of weight indirectly confirms the existence of advanced scientific knowledge at Giza.
According to Masudi (10th century), mechanical statues with amazing abilities guarded underground galleries under the Great Pyramid. Written a thousand years ago, this description can be compared to robots in modern science fiction films about space. Masoudi said that automatic robots were programmed for the strictest control, since they destroyed everyone "except those who, by their behavior, deserve to be admitted." He argued that "the written formulas of the Highest Wisdom and the foundations of various arts and sciences were carefully covered and protected so that they would serve in writing for the benefit of those who later can comprehend them." This is unique information, and it is possible that, since the time of Masudi, "worthy" people have seen mysterious underground rooms. Masoudi confessed: “I saw something that is impossible to describe without fear,that you will be considered abnormal … And yet I saw it."
Another author of the same century, Mutherdi, left a report about a strange incident in a narrow underground corridor near Giza, where a group of people were frightened by the sight of the death of one of them, crushed by a stone door, which suddenly slipped out of its own accord and blocked the corridor in front of them.
Herodotus spoke of the Egyptian priests, who, according to tradition, retell to him ancient legends about the "system of underground living quarters" constructed by the real creators of Memphis. Thus, in the earliest records, it was assumed that there was something like a widely ramified system of underground structures under the surface of the entire territory around the Sphinx and the pyramids.
This data, which came from the past, was confirmed during seismic studies carried out in the area in 1993: significant voids were found underground. This finding resulted in the filming of a documentary entitled "The Riddle of the Sphinx", which was seen by 30 million NBC viewers in the same year. The existence of shelters under the Sphinx is well known. Egyptian authorities received further confirmation of the discovery in 1994; the voids found were reported in a newspaper report under the headline "The Mysterious Tunnel in the Sphinx":
“The workers who were carrying out repair work to 'heal' the Sphinx discovered an ancient passage that goes deep into the body of the mysterious monument.
The director of the Giza Museum of Antiquities, Mr. Zahi Hawass, said the tunnel is undoubtedly very old. But who, one would like to know, built it? For what purpose? And where is he leading?.. Mr. Hawass said that his plans do not include moving the stones blocking the entrance. The secret tunnel goes into the northern part of the Sphinx, about halfway between the outstretched legs and tail."
The well-known notion that the Sphinx is the real main entrance to the Great Pyramid retains extraordinary vitality. This belief is based on maps from a hundred years ago, compiled by members of the Freemason and the Rosicrucian Order, according to which the Sphinx was the decoration crowning an underground hall, connected to all pyramids by radially diverging corridors. These plans were drawn up on the basis of information actually found by the alleged founder of the Rosicrucian Order, Christian Rosicrucian, who allegedly entered a "secret room underground" and found there a repository of books containing secret knowledge.
The schematic drawings were copied from archival documents belonging to the secret school, prior to the start of sand clearing work beginning in 1925, and discovered hidden entrance doors to long-forgotten reception rooms, small temples and other annexes.
The knowledge of the secret schools was reinforced by a number of outstanding discoveries in 1935, which provided evidence of the existence of additional passages and premises that literally permeated the area where the Pyramids were located. The Giza complex indicated with the help of all its main components that it was not built by chance; its unified structure, including the Sphinx, the Great Pyramid and the Temple of the People of the Sun, linked its underground and terrestrial parts into an inseparable whole.
The premises and tunnels discovered by an ultra-modern seismograph and special radar equipment that allow us to look under the surface of the earth have provided an opportunity over the past few years to correct the accuracy of the existing plans. Egypt is also successfully using the latest satellite equipment to detect hidden objects in the Giza region and elsewhere. A new search system was installed on an orbiting satellite in 1998, as a result of which it was possible to pinpoint the exact location of 27 previously unexcavated objects. Nine of them are located on the eastern bank of Luxor, the rest are in Giza, Abu Rawash, Sakkara and Dashur. The printouts of the detectors from the Giza area show a mind-boggling amount of network-like tunnels and underground spaces crossing the territory along and across,intertwined like lace, and spread across the plateau. With the help of the space exploration program, Egyptologists are able to determine the location of the main object, the likely entrance and the size of the premises before excavation begins. Special attention is paid to three main sites: a desert site a few hundred meters west-south-west of the original site of the Black Pyramid, around which a colossal system of concrete walls seven meters high is currently being erected, enclosing an area of eight square kilometers; the ancient path that connected the Luxor temple with Karnak, and the "Mountain Road" passing through the north of the Sinai Peninsula. With the help of the space exploration program, Egyptologists are able to determine the location of the main object, the likely entrance and the size of the premises before excavation begins. Special attention is paid to three main sites: a desert site a few hundred meters west-south-west of the original site of the Black Pyramid, around which a colossal system of concrete walls seven meters high is currently being erected, enclosing an area of eight square kilometers; the ancient path that connected the Luxor temple with Karnak, and the "Mountain Road" passing through the north of the Sinai Peninsula. With the help of the space exploration program, Egyptologists are able to determine the location of the main object, the likely entrance and the size of the premises before excavation begins. Special attention is paid to three main sites: a desert site a few hundred meters west-south-west of the original site of the Black Pyramid, around which a colossal system of concrete walls seven meters high is currently being erected, enclosing an area of eight square kilometers; the ancient path that connected the Luxor temple with Karnak, and the "Mountain Road" passing through the north of the Sinai Peninsula.around which a colossal system of concrete walls with a height of seven meters, enclosing an area of eight square kilometers, is currently being erected; the ancient path that connected the Luxor temple with Karnak, and the "Mountain Road" passing through the north of the Sinai Peninsula.around which a colossal system of concrete walls with a height of seven meters, enclosing an area of eight square kilometers, is currently being erected; the ancient path that connected the Luxor temple with Karnak, and the "Mountain Road" passing through the north of the Sinai Peninsula.
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The traditional teaching of mystics or members of the Egyptian secret schools made it clear that the Great Pyramid was great in many ways. Despite the fact that the pyramid was closed until 820 AD, representatives of secret teachings in pre-Christian Egypt claimed that its interior was well known to them. They constantly emphasized that this structure is not a grave or some kind of crypt, although there is a special room in it for a symbolic burial ceremony as part of the initiation ritual.
According to the tradition of the mystics, people entered the interior rooms gradually, moving from level to level, through underground corridors. They talked about the existence of different chambers at the end of each level as you progress, and the highest stage of the initiation ritual, representing what we now call the Royal Chambers.
Little by little, the traditions of secret schools were checked with the results of archaeological discoveries, and, finally, in 1935, confirmation was obtained of the existence of an underground communication between the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid, as well as the fact that a tunnel connected the statue of the Sphinx with an ancient temple located on its southern side (called today the Temple of the Sphinx).
As Emile Barez's grandiose 11-year-old project to remove sand and seashells from monuments drew to a close, astonishing stories of discoveries made during the cleanup began to emerge. A journal article, written and published in 1935 by Hamilton M. Wright, recounted an extraordinary find in the sands of Giza; its authenticity is now denied. The article was backed up by original photographs taken by Dr. Selim Hassan, author of the discovery and leader of the Cairo University Research Party. It said:
“We found the underground path used by the ancient Egyptians 5,000 years ago. It passed under a paved road that connected the second Pyramid and the Sphinx. It makes it possible to pass under the ground "pavement" from the Pyramid of Cheops to the Pyramid of Khafre. From this underground passage, we were able to free a series of mines more than 125 feet deep, and the spacious platforms and side rooms adjacent to them."
Around this time, international news channels reported further details of the find.
A system of underground passages was originally built between the Great Pyramid and the Temple of the Sun People, since the Pyramid of Khafre is a later superstructure. The underground path and associated rooms were pierced in a huge monolithic bedrock - a truly supernatural business, considering that construction was carried out thousands of years ago.
There is a continuation of the story about the underground premises of Giza, because reports in the press told about the excavation of an underground passage between the Temple of the Sun People on the plateau and the Temple of the Sphinx in the valley. This underpass had been cleared of the ground several years before the publication of this aforementioned newspaper article.
The discoveries made led Dr. Selim Hassan and others to believe and publicly declare that, since the age of the Sphinx has remained a mystery since antiquity, it could have been part of a great architectural design that was meticulously designed and executed in connection with the construction of the Great Pyramid.
Archaeologists at the same time made another major discovery. About halfway between the Sphinx and the Pyramid of Khafre, four huge vertical shafts, each eight feet wide, have been discovered, leading straight down through the stone. On the maps of the Freemasons and Rosicrucians, they are referred to as "Campbell's Tomb"; and "this mine complex," said Dr. Selim Hassan, "ended in an impressive chamber, in the center of which was another shaft that descended into a spacious courtyard surrounded by seven side rooms." Some of the rooms were huge, 18 feet high, tightly closed sarcophagi of basalt and granite. The next discovery was that in one of the seven rooms there was another, third in a row, vertical shaft, which led to a room located deep below. At the time of discovery, it was flooded with water,which almost hid a single white sarcophagus.
This cell was named "Tomb of Osiris" and its "first autopsy" was shown in a fabricated TV documentary in March 1999. Although Dr. Selim Hassan, who actually investigated the room, wrote:
“We hope to find important monuments after we pump out the water. The final depth of this series of mines is over 40 meters (125 feet) … In the process of clearing the southern part of the underground path, a very beautiful statue head was found, with extremely expressive features."
The statue was a superb sculptural bust of Queen Nefertiti and was called "a fine example of this rare art form discovered during the reign of Amonhotep," according to a newspaper report at the time. There is no information about the current location of this masterpiece.
The report also focused on other chambers and rooms under a layer of sand, linked by secret, ornate passages. Dr. Selim Hassan pointed out that not only courtyards and patios were found, but a special room which they called the "Hall of Offerings", carved into a huge outcropped rock, between "Campbell's Tomb" and the Great Pyramid. In the center of the chapel were three richly decorated vertical columns in a triangle plan. These columns are the most significant find in the entire study, as their existence is mentioned in the Bible. The conclusion suggests itself that Ezra, chosen to write the Torah (about 397 BC), knew the layout of the underground passages and shelters of Giza before writing the book. This is an underground architectural solution, possiblyserved as a prototype for a triangular arrangement around the main altar in the Masonic Lodge. Josephus Flavius in "Antiquities of the Jews" (1st century AD) wrote that Enoch, for the glory of the Old Testament, built an underground temple, which consisted of nine rooms. In a deep crypt inside one of the rooms with three vertical columns, he placed a triangular golden tablet with the true name of the Deity (God) inscribed on it. The description of Enoch's buildings was identical to the description of the "Hall of Offerings," under a layer of sand a little east of the Great Pyramid. In a deep crypt inside one of the rooms with three vertical columns, he placed a triangular golden tablet with the true name of the Deity (God) inscribed on it. The description of Enoch's buildings was identical to the description of the "Hall of Offerings," under a layer of sand a little east of the Great Pyramid. In a deep crypt inside one of the rooms with three vertical columns, he placed a triangular golden tablet with the true name of the Deity (God) inscribed on it. The description of Enoch's buildings was identical to the description of the "Hall of Offerings," under a layer of sand a little east of the Great Pyramid.
A reception room, more like a burial hall, but “undoubtedly intended for receptions and initiations,” was found higher up the plateau towards the Great Pyramid, at the upper end of the inclined tunnel; it was carved deep into the rock on the northwest side of the "Hall of Offerings", between the hall and the Great Pyramid. In the center of the room stands a twelve-foot-long sarcophagus of white Tyrian limestone and a collection of exquisite alabaster vessels. Other elaborately carved figurines and many beautiful colored frescoes are described in Dr. Selim Hassan's report. Photographs were taken, and one of the author-researchers, a member of the Rosicrucian Order H. Spencer Lewis, recorded that he was "deeply moved" by the brightness of the images. It is not known where these unique examples of ancient art and relics are today, but there were rumors thatthat they were smuggled out of Egypt by private collectors.
Further details, with a few exceptions, are contained in the report of Dr. Selim Hassan, published in 1944 by the Cairo State Press under the title "Excavations at Giza" in 10 volumes. However, this is only a small fragment of the true information about what is actually hidden by the sands in the area of the pyramids. In the last year of work to free the sand, diggers stumbled upon the most amazing discovery, which literally stunned humanity and about which the international media trumpeted the whole world.
The archaeologists who made this discovery were "bewildered" by their find and claimed that they had never seen such a wonderfully planned city. There are many temples, painted in pastel colors of peasant huts, craft workshops, stables and other buildings, including a palace. Along with other modern conveniences, the city has a perfect drainage system, including a hydraulic underground water supply. This discovery raises an intriguing question: where is this city today?
The secret of his whereabouts was recently revealed to a select group of people who received permission to explore and film the city. It exists within a vast, ramified system of natural caves beneath the Giza plateau, which diverges eastward below Cairo. Its main entrance begins inside the Sphinx statue with stone-cut steps that lead to a lower cave under the stone bed of the Nile.
The expedition, equipped with generators and inflatable rafts, descended and swam along an underground river to a kilometer-wide lake. City buildings nestled along the shores of the lake, and constant illumination was achieved with the help of large crystal balls fixed in the walls and ceilings of the cave. The second entrance to the city was carried out along the discovered steps leading upward under the foundations of a Coptic church in Old Cairo. Based on the stories of people "who lived on Earth", given in the books of "Genesis" and Enoch, it is quite possible that the city was originally called Gilgal.
The chronicle of the expedition was filmed and a documentary film entitled "City in the Abyss" was made, which was subsequently shown to a narrow audience. Initially, it was planned to release the chronicle on the big screen, but for some reason the show was canceled.
A multi-faceted spherical crystal object the size of a baseball was brought to the surface from an underground city, and its supernatural properties were on display during a recent conference in Australia. Deep inside a monolithic object, various hieroglyphs slowly turn over like book pages when mentally asked by the one who holds the object in his hands. This amazing item, which uses forms of technology unknown to us, was recently sent to NASA, USA for research.
Historical documents show that during the twentieth century. there have been many sensational scientific discoveries in the Giza and mountain Sinai region, not to mention today; and even the rumors spread in Egypt about the discovery of another underground city and many others in the 28-kilometer zone around the Great Pyramid. In 1964, more than 30 huge multi-level underground cities were discovered in the ancient Turkish kingdom of Cappadocia. One such separately taken city, consisting of caves, rooms and corridors, had, according to archaeologists, no less than 2,000 apartment buildings, in which from 8,000 to 10,000 people could live. By their mere existence, they prove that many such underground worlds lie beneath the surface of the Earth, waiting to be finally found.
Excavations at Giza have uncovered underground roads, temples, sarcophagi and one city with a perfect and ramified layout, and the likelihood that the underground passages connecting the Sphinx statue with the Pyramids are another step towards realizing that the entire complex was carefully thought out and organized with a specific purpose.
Official denials
In connection with the excavations of Dr. Selim Hassan and modern methods of space search on the one hand, and the legends and traditions of the ancient Egyptian secret schools, which called for keeping the secrets of knowledge of the Giza Plateau, on the other, passions around these events heated up to the limit. Be that as it may, the most striking aspect of the discovery of underground structures in Giza is the repeated denial of their existence by the Egyptian authorities and academic institutions. Their denials were so persistent that the public began to question the precepts of the secret schools, believing that all this was falsified in order to intrigue tourists coming to Egypt. A typical example of the scholastic approach is the 1972 Harvard University address:
“No one should pay attention to ridiculous statements about the internal structure of the Great Pyramid or the supposedly existing underground passages and unexcavated temples and halls in the sand in the Pyramid area; they are spread by adherents of the so-called secret cults or secret societies of Egypt and the East. These things exist only in the imagination of those who seek to attract seekers of everything mysterious, and the more persistently we deny the existence of such things, the more the public suspects us of deliberately hiding what constitutes one of the greatest mysteries of Egypt. It is better for us to ignore such claims than to simply deny them. All our excavations in the area around the Pyramid have found no underground passages or halls, no temples, no grottoes or anything like that, with the exception of one temple adjacent to the statue of the Sphinx."
Such a statement on the topic could well satisfy schoolchildren, but in previous years it was officially announced that there was no temple near the Sphinx statue. The claim that every inch of the area around the Sphinx and the pyramids was deeply and thoroughly surveyed was disproved when a temple near the Sphinx was found in the sands and soon opened to the public. There appears to be some hidden level of censorship at work for reasons outside of official politics, designed to protect both Eastern and Western religions.