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Two different histories exist of Egypt, a land known for its dual nature. The public face of Egypt is well-documented, but there is a hidden, secret side of the country as well. Egypt is a land of secrets, inheriting deep wisdom and magical ability from an even earlier culture. The alternate history of Egypt is echoed by parallel accounts from other ancient cultures, as well as many secret societies and occult sources. Symbolist author and Egyptologist John Anthony West’s tour of Magical reveals not only the sacred sites but also the ancient teachings that lie concealed there.
Entrance to the temples that held the secrets was restricted and known only to royalty, priests, and initiates. The secret teachings were held in the highest secrecy and reverence, and those who were allowed to receive them often went on to become famous historical figures. The ancient wisdom was passed down through the mystery schools, containing the secrets of the universe and the keys to great magic.
Although the Western academic world today opposes the symbolist interpretation of ancient Egypt, it was once the object of great fascination and obsession with some of the greatest minds and forces in human history. One of the secrets held in the mystery schools was an alternate cyclical history of human past, where civilization, consciousness, understanding, and ability would rise to incredible heights and then fall back into barbarism again and again.
Yet the fact remains that Egypt’s mastery over the material world bordered on the supernatural and seemed almost alien at times. Its art and architecture showed not only an understanding but an eerie control.
Ancient Egypt’s mastery over the material world was remarkable in its ability to harness and manipulate the natural resources and elements around it. From the construction of the massive pyramids to the intricate carvings in the temples and tombs, the Egyptians demonstrated an impressive level of engineering and artistic skill that has fascinated people for centuries.
Their architecture, in particular, is notable for its precision and symmetry. The pyramids, for example, were built with such accuracy that the four sides of the base have an error of less than one inch in length. This level of precision would have been difficult to achieve even with modern technology. Similarly, the columns in their temples were carved to such exact proportions that they appear perfectly straight and parallel, even though they taper slightly toward the top.
The Egyptians’ understanding of mathematics and geometry allowed them to create works of art that were not only aesthetically pleasing but also functioned as tools for measuring time, predicting astronomical events, and performing religious rituals. For example, the Great Sphinx of Giza, with its intricate facial features and detailed body, is not just a work of art but also a representation of the pharaoh’s power and a symbol of the god Horus.
Furthermore, the Egyptians’ control over materials like stone, copper, and gold allowed them to create intricate works of jewelry and other decorative objects that have survived to this day. They were able to shape and polish stone to a high degree of smoothness and precision, making it ideal for use in sculptures, tombs, and other architectural features.
All of this combined gives their art and architecture an almost otherworldly quality, as if it was created by beings with superhuman abilities. It is no wonder that their achievements have captivated people for centuries and continue to inspire artists, architects, and engineers today.
All this begs a rather poignant question. How were the ancient Egyptians able to achieve such remarkable mastery over the material world and create such sophisticated art and architecture at a time that is considered to be the beginning of their civilization? Could these be remnants of an even earlier advanced culture?
The debate about the existence of an Atlantean civilization is ongoing, with evidence both for and against it. Some scholars, like John Anthony West and geologist Robert Schoch, have presented evidence to suggest that the Sphinx, and particularly its enclosure, shows signs of exposure to weather conditions that haven’t been present since the end of the last Ice Age, which could indicate that the Sphinx was constructed by an earlier civilization predating the catastrophic events that ended the Ice Age. This evidence has led some to speculate that this earlier civilization may have been the fabled Atlantis, as described by Plato, who claimed that the story was passed down to him from his grandfather, Solon.
However, the theory of an Atlantean civilization remains controversial, with many scholars arguing that there is insufficient evidence to support its existence. Some argue that the evidence presented by West and Schoch can be explained by other means, such as wind erosion or subsurface water. Others point out that Plato’s account of Atlantis was likely a moral allegory rather than a historical account. Nonetheless, the debate continues, and new evidence and theories may continue to emerge, shedding light on the mysteries of the ancient world.
So what is the truth? Amidst this post-truth era of conflicting opinions, where even science and academia face scrutiny, and click-baiting YouTubers manipulate facts for more views, it’s prudent for one to be the judge of what’s true. Take a look at the evidence presented in Magical Egypt and decide for yourself.
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