Blog #210--Pyramid Shape Has Special Significance

Dakpa Shelri is sacred to many people. The pyramid-shaped mountain in the Himalayas, otherwise known as the Pure or Immaculate Crystal Mountain, is a revered site where frequent pilgrimages occur. Due to its sacred nature, no one has ever climbed it. One might ask why this mountain is so important.

I don’t know when the mountain first became sacred to locals, or why they considered it with such reverence. But the most likely reason is the special properties represented by a pyramidal shape. The Great Pyramid at Giza, plus two additional pyramids adjacent to it, has long been known as an astronomical observatory. As Earth continues its progression through the constellations, these three pyramids are oriented like the three main stars within the Sirius star group and realign perfectly with them repeatedly through the millennia. The three pyramids are also in exact alignment with the North-South axis of the Earth.

But these Pyramids are much more than that. The best known pyramid was not used for burial of Egyptian gods but as a site for spiritual initiation. It was a lengthy process where potential initiates were put through rigors that brought them extremely close to death but allowed survivors to experience a rebirth from body to spirit and thus gain enlightenment while overcoming the fear of death. This transformation was enhanced by the shape of the pyramid itself and the location of the empty tomb, which they were required to inhabit to imitate death.

It has been learned that the Great Pyramid at Giza, and others with the same ratio of base to height, is a power source of immense potential. The specifics are beyond this article, but the results are tangible. We can discover some of this potential by making a miniature version of the pyramid out of non-conducting materials. For instance, if we place a dull steel shaving razor within the pyramid, with both the razor and pyramid itself aligned on the North-South axis, the blade will become sharper and last far longer than usual. Some of the other potential benefits include the following:

* Milk never spoils within a pyramid-shaped object; it just separates into layers, eventually becoming yogurt.

* Fruit stays fresh longer.

* Plants grown inside the pyramid are healthier, grow faster and last longer than similar plants outside the pyramid.

* Muddy water becomes pure and clear after being within the pyramid for several days. This water has healing and energizing properties, both for people and plants. It can also help heal wounds more rapidly.

* Sitting within a pyramid can help heal migraines, tooth pain and some types of arthritic pain, especially if several sessions are utilized. Sitting within a pyramid can also produce the relaxation necessary for meditation and to tune into one’s psychic ability.

Anyone interested in building a personal pyramid can look up specific directions and proportions. If the pyramid is created properly, one can take a pendulum (a weight attached to a string), hold it over the top of the pyramid and see how the weight begins to rotate around it. The closer the pendulum is to the top of the pyramid, the wider the diameter of the circle will become.

This pendulum movement provides a visual representation of the spiraling energy created by the pyramid. If one were to draw the path of the pendulum around the pyramid, it would be cone-shaped. In essence, a pyramid shape is a cone of energy.

The lotus position, a meditative pose in yoga and certain Buddhist practices, creates this same cone shape. The legs are crossed, which completes an electrical circuit where energy can flow freely from one leg to the other and thus around the body. I’ve seen at least three arm positions. Either the two arms are resting on the knees, or they come together by joining hands or crossing arms. All three of these poses complete electrical circuits and aid in the formation of an energy cone. The base is larger than the middle, which is larger than the head. The head is the point of the cone. The effectiveness of the lotus position is the result of mimicking the principle utilized in the Great Pyramid at Giza.

If there is such a thing as a flying disc, as is frequently described associated with UFOs, it is my opinion a cone-shaped energy is created which allows the craft to rest within it, like a baby in a blanket. As the craft rotates, or at least its energy rotates, the cone-shaped energy mimics gravity in reverse, allowing it to stay afloat. This is of course speculative, but a number of scientists and enlightened individuals have come to similar conclusions.

What was the inspiration for creating an ice cream cone? Doesn’t the concept of a cornucopia or horn of plenty represent the same cone shape found around the Great Pyramid, with its larger end opening up to infinity and providing all our needs? We have many examples within our various cultures that copy a pyramid or cone shape, so it is definitely part of our ingrained racial memory.

Some people have researched pyramid energy and have learned a great deal. But as a civilization we continue to lack curiosity regarding why this particular shape has so much meaning to so many people over time. I understand there are areas within the Great Pyramid that are lit without any corresponding light sources. Is it the energy created by the pyramid itself that produces this light? If so, research might help us find new ways to reduce our energy needs.

There are reasons why the Pure Crystal Mountain is considered sacred. It is especially interesting that the word “crystal” is part of the name. Fluorite crystals are shaped like two pyramids back-to-back. At least some other crystalline formations show the same configuration. There is likely a direct relationship between the pyramid shape and the energy stored and given off by crystals. For that matter, there is a strong likelihood that all life forms are composed of a series of crystalline patterns with pyramidal designs. As above, so below. It is likely those who first named the mountain recognized these possibilities.

There are reasons the pyramids were built. Some may have been used for grain or water storage, but not the biggest ones. And even then, the reason they are effective for food and water preservation is poorly understood. Considering how large this mountain and the Great Pyramid are, one would think our curiosity would require us to study this new science intensely. Maybe someday.

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