12-01-2010, 01:51 PM
(12-01-2010, 04:28 AM)Meerie Wrote: Hey everyone,
has anyone visited the Pyramids in Egypt? I would love to know how you felt, if the old energy there is still palpable.. according to Ra, the pyramids are like a piano out of tune... "it plays the tune but oh so poorly".
Hi Meerie, hope you're doing well today. I visited the pyramids in Egypt while on my honeymoon. I posted briefly about my impression in another thread. Here it is:
(07-07-2010, 01:01 PM)Pablísimo Wrote: ...Not only that, I had the great fortune last summer to go inside the Great Pyramid and into the King's Chamber. I cannot tell you what an incredible experience that was -- despite the probably quite true assertion by Ra that it is like a piano out of tune, the energy there was incredibly strong and palpable. I felt the spiritual vibrations there stronger than at any other place I have ever been on this planet (including in the very center of Stonehenge, which I would rank a distant second in terms of how being there made me feel.) I passed about 5 people on my way there and everyone was clearly deeply affected. Oddly enough, the energy and atmosphere there seemed to provoke utter terror in a few people that I passed on my way in, though others like myself were energized and only mildly apprehensive. There is simply no way anyone could ever convince me that that structure is not of supernatural (in conventional terms) origin and purpose.
It's very stuffy and you have to hunch over and climb a wooden ramp for part of the way, and then to get into the King's chamber crawl very briefly on your belly. Don't worry though, you don't have to be an athlete to do it, just in reasonable shape. I felt a small twinge of fear going up that ramp but the closer I got to the King's chamber the more energized and peaceful I became. My wife struggles a bit with claustrophobia but her excitement overruled her apprehension about the close walls a she had a great experience without any fear. I had one of the most profound meditations of my life sitting on the floor of the King's chamber with my shoes off and my back against the sarcophagus. Maybe it is out of tune, misaligned, etc.. but it still felt VERRY strong to me. I had a couple of weird exchanges with other people that I passed on my way to the KC, but don't want to ramble on....I remember that day very clearly if you have any other questions.
(12-01-2010, 04:28 AM)Meerie Wrote: Is it possible to get inside at all? or only with a tourist guide?
Or have you had dreams in which you were in Old Egypt?
Well, unless you speak Arabic I suggest hiring a guide to help you get around the country... believe me, I'm a very independent traveler who normally goes it alone, but in Egypt I found it very helpful to hire a private guide... it really isn't that expensive given the currency exchange and relative economies.
Oddly enough, it's not difficult at all to go inside the Great Pyramid, it's just not widely advertised. EVERY DAY they let 50 people into the Great Pyramid if you pay a special fee of the equivalent of about US $20. You just have to arrive very early in the morning as the tickets sell out quickly. Seriously, try to get there no later than 7:30 or 8:00am and weekdays are a better chance of being one of the lucky 50. Pretty economical for such an experience, no? One thing to keep in mind they are extremely strict about no cameras inside the Pyramid. You must give them to the guard as you enter.
Beyond that, you can enter one of the smaller pyramids just about anytime for an additional fee if you don't mind waiting in line. We didn't do that though, as the Great Pyramid was the one that called to us.
Love to all