Pyramids of Giza: Imagine an unknown technology so ancient yet so advanced it has left the modern-day world stunned, wondering what it was. How was it able to carry out what it had accomplished thousands of years ago?
It has been claimed that this ancient technology was able to lift and move extremely heavy objects such as stones sometimes well over 50 tons in weight, contributing to, for example, the construction of the Pyramids of Giza.
-That’s something modern-day industrial technology; folk-lift trucks, caterpillar tractors, gantry cranes… cannot do due to the overwhelming heaviness of these stones!
-So, what was the technology? How was it used during ancient times to move these heavy stones? After all, according to mainstream history, the indigenous people only had primitive tools to accomplish this.
A number of researchers claim that they were moved using acoustic levitation. That is, the application of sound waves; high frequency vibrations floated and transported these massive objects. -These claims are from legends passed down the generations, world-wide.
There is supporting science showing that acoustic levitation technology works. However, currently, it only involves levitating very small objects.
Consider the immense practical use this could be put to today if we knew the exact way in which the ancients used acoustic levitation!
Note: In reflection, it’s worthing mentioning the Arthur C. Clarke quote: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” when considering the Pyramids of Giza as an undoubtedly amazing technological achievement that could be considered magical!
The mystery continues
The Pyramids of Giza are not the only ancient monuments that involved the cutting, movement and construction of giant stone megaliths. In different parts of the world there are other ancient sites that have even larger component stones.
Adding to the mystery, consider, for example, the stones making up the Temple of Jupiter at Baalbek, Lebanon. Some of these stones weigh 1,000 tons. That makes each stone the equivalent of several jumbo jets in weight!
Further, laid on top of each other with such amazing precision, you would be unable to insert the smaller denominations on a feeler gauge in between these stones.
And that’s not all. Close to the Temple of Jupiter is Hajar al Hibla where there lies the biggest cut stone ever. It weighs an around 1200 tones. -Try shifting that one!
Puerto del Sol
Located on a plateau at an isolated area in Bolivia, some 12,000 feet above sea level, there exists a monument named Puerto del Sol (Spanish for Gateway of the Sun).
This intricately carved one-stone monument weighs about 10 tones, but what makes it even more of a mystery is that nobody can explain how it was cut from its matrix rock then transported up a mountain 4 kilometers away where it now resides.
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More on the technology
Using the above as examples, it has been said that acoustic levitation using sound technology was used worldwide to move very large stones. It is also worth noting that it was accomplished in a time when only primitive applications were said to have existed. Having said that, no records of acoustic levitation using sound technology are available because they go back thousands of years and were lost.
However, by word of mouth, handed down the generations, legend has it that the heavy stones were levitated then moved into the desired position through striking metal rods that generated acoustic resonance. The necessary acoustic resonance was also produced through chanting in unison and using instruments such as multiple horns and drums…
-It has been claimed that this methodology and application has to be precise; correct use of vibrational frequencies, angles and distances…
Case examples demonstrating the technology through witness accounts
An example of where the secrets of sonic levitation have been handed down the generations and applied can be found with Tibetan monks. They have demonstrated sonic levitation to visitors at their remote areas.
One witness to this was a Swede, Dr. Jarl. In 1939, he was called to a Tibetan monastery to treat an ailing high Lama (Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader). Having stayed for quite some time Dr. Jarl made some good friends with the monks there. As a result, these Tibetans led him to a high cliff. It was here that the Tibetans were working on the construction of a rock wall.
Some 250 meters away from the high cliff’s edge and below lay a very large stone: Three minutes after the Tibetan Buddhists using the above-mentioned technology, its methodology and application, Dr. Jarl witnessed the stone’s levitation and movement. The stone ascended from the bottom to the top of the cliff!
Thus, for every hour, the monks were able to move around half-a-dozen stones. -Have a look at the below video.
Now here’s the rub. The Doctor made a couple of films capturing this event, but authorities stepped in and confiscated them on his return. In other words, the monks knowledge of advanced vibrational physics was suppressed to the world at large.
Over the years, I wonder how much nonsense suppression of this sort has been used from other similar events world-wide?? -You can’t see any of this technology in action because it’s been classified.
If you want to dig into this with another example of acoustic levitation evidence, check out Edward Leedskalnin at Coral Castle located in Florida, U.S.A. Between 1923-1951, as a tribute to his late nearest and dearest Agnes Skuvst, all on his own, he moved more than 1,100 tones of coral rock through the practical applications of acoustic levitation.
These rocks had been transported to Coral Castle from where he created multiple original structures to form a complex.
This amazing artwork complex; walls, buildings, gates, obelisks, sculptures… some stones weighing over 20 tones can be seen today. However, his work was done in secrecy, sometimes working late nights to avoid eye witnesses… It has been said that he obtained his knowledge from Freemasonry.
Finally
In reflection, the evidence suggests that all over the world something has been happening here that cannot be dismissed.
It may well be appropriate to conclude that the building of ancient megaliths such as the Pyramids of Giza, the Temple of Jupiter at Baalbek, Hajar al Hibla, Puerto del Sol (Gateway of the Sun) etc., and the more recent Coral Castle were achieved using the same principles of physics and leverage.
Much more research needs to be done to gain understanding of these time-honored principles in relation to acoustic levitation.