Sides of the Pyramid

The Great Pyramid of Giza actually has 6 sides. The capstone is missing. With this lack of unity between the four different visible faces, and the flat top, it was possible for man to stand upon consciousness, religion, science, and government and attempt to control them all. It is, therefore, very interesting that the Freemasons tried to cap the pyramid with gold in 2000, so that it could be "completed."

It would be erroneous to pretend that pyramids have nothing to do with what is going on today. They can be found in the US capitol, the Vatican, London, and on the back of our rapidly devaluing dollar. The pyramidal structure of domination has been used for millenia to dominate and exploit the masses. The problem is that it has been quite hard for the people at the bottom to be cognizant of, let alone see, the top.

I urge anyone who thinks they have it "figured it out," to keep digging. The rabbit hole is quite deep.

Thanks for the article, Angela.

by Ferdinand (16 articles, 4 quicklinks, 21 diaries, 194 comments) on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at 12:30:02 PM
 

thank you

Oddly, my brain perceived a triangular "bottom," not square.  But you are right, the common pyramid shape has five sides, or six in one case at least. 

But you certainly got the my point despite that error. 

by Angela Zayak (5 articles, 0 quicklinks, 2 diaries, 31 comments) on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at 4:49:57 PM
 

Let me straighten up your outragous view

"Love triangle"? "Pyramid of knowledge"? Outragous!

It cannot be because there is a strict hirarchy of 'hate' and purpose between religion, government and science. 5000 years of recorded human history have overwhelmingly demonstrated that religion trumps government, which in turns trumps science. Religions have existed since day one, government some 4000 years, and poor science only about 400 years. There can be no question that human fantasy and delusion, the basis of religion, is infinite. Human greed, power, stupidity, the basis of governmment, is only bounded by the laws of physics. While science, the basis of rationality and knowledge, is greatly limited by the meager minds of humanity to exploit knowledge for the construction of tools. 

by TomK (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 207 comments) on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at 4:14:50 PM
 

I agree with what you've written

and you've actually understood my point Tom, I think.  I am saying that we have to combine everything that we know about all 3 institutions and to keep progressing with learning in order to find the truth.  I used a pyramid to hopefully demonstrate via a visual image that the knowledge we need to evolve as a species is deep within the combination of doctrines with the combination in equal parts being key.  In regard to a lover's triangular, is there not often drama and turmoil in such a relationship? 

by Angela Zayak (5 articles, 0 quicklinks, 2 diaries, 31 comments) on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at 5:03:03 PM
 

Once Upon a Time in Space-Time

"There can be no question that human fantasy and delusion, the basis of religion, is infinite."

But then there can also be no question that human creativity and understanding is infinite. If we see humanity following these "two paths" into the future, then we are left with something of a conundrum. Does one side annihilate the other in a showdown or are we left with humanity taking two different courses into the future?

Let me describe a brief scenario where this would make perfect sense. As we are humans and love opposites, there shall be a White team and a Black team (nothing to do with skin color). There is a catastrophic event that is going to impact the earth - the long awaited Armageddon of some sort. The White side has a bunch of money and decides "see ya suckers" and takes off in their nifty space craft to some inhabitable planet (by means of cryogenics, stargates, or just a really fast ship) with lots of seeds.

The Black team is left behind on earth to fend for themselves. Many die through starvation, war, and disease. But those who do survive have an incredible knack for it and have learned their lesson about what happens when men exploit and kill other men. The most utopian society to date would emerge from the people who were deemed unworthy upon the ship.

Time, and humanity, would split. Never again would the Black team and the White team being interacting in the same and time.. or would they? If the White team is able to pick up or invent some awesome space/time travel device, then they would have the ability to go back into the space and time of the Black Team - and even the space and time of when both teams inhabited the same planet! The Black team would no longer recognize them as humans and might consider them "alien" looking.

This is just a possibility. But when considering the human brain, what isn't? :-)

by Ferdinand (16 articles, 4 quicklinks, 21 diaries, 194 comments) on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at 5:16:54 PM
 

Correction

"Never again would the Black team and the White team being interacting in the same and time.. or would they?"

There are too many things wrong with that sentence to even attempt to fix it, so I will address the more philosophical aspect:

If Black and White do diverge in space-time, then there would be a legitimate rift. I do not think this rift would be bridgeable, meaning the technologically advanced Whites would not be able to visit the future time of the Blacks. They would only be able to go back to the space and time when they coinhabited the planet because that is the only past of which they are conscious.

This might seem irrelevant, but the implications are grand.  

by Ferdinand (16 articles, 4 quicklinks, 21 diaries, 194 comments) on Wednesday, March 12, 2008 at 6:42:33 PM
 

anything is possible

But until we know the secrets that are locked away by lies and censorship we will never come to know our true nature in order to avoid the catastrophe that many believe is our due.  Sometimes I wish I could kickstart the process. 

by Angela Zayak (5 articles, 0 quicklinks, 2 diaries, 31 comments) on Thursday, March 13, 2008 at 5:18:44 PM