The Soul of Ancient Egypt

 

Not much here...

p3 However, what's in a name as the section is titled, methinks gives a clue to the Great Pyramid mystery, as far as who built it, or rather, didn't... "A thing had to be called by its correct allocated name and no other, for it was only the correct name and its proper utterance that made vocal the soul of the object or person so named. Names became talismans, magical devices imbued with an invisible, immaterial and immeasurable energy that, when correctly dispatched, would force the mind to unleash the most potent of emotions and the deepest of thoughts. An Egyptian would not, therefore, have hesitated to reply to Shakespeare's question with the words 'to lose my name is to lose my soul.'" - Very interesting because the name of Khufu is misspelled in the graffiti above the King's Chamber! Would one of Khufu's own workers have done this? Had this incorrect spelling been seen when actually placed inside the pyramid, and it had to have been seen, there would have been the biggest shitstorm of all time. The offending stone would have had to have been removed immediately. Workers would have been killed. So those who say the graffiti of Khufu's name is a forgery by Howard Vise the guy who supposedly discovered it, must be correct. Khufu had nothing to do with the Giza pyramids, nor did any other Egyptian in dynastic times. They were already there, found by the ancient Egyptians when they first moved into the area.

p5 Follow-up quoted by the author (from someone named Rohl) to prove my point, not his (because he doesn't mention this at all): "Speaking or writing his name gave 'existence' to a person, both in life but also for eternity - so long as that name was perpetuated in eternal stone - to be read and uttered by devout descendants or a mere passerby. To chisel out or erase a name was to kill a person in the afterlife. To forget a name was to make it "non-existent"... to the Egyptian mind the name was as important as the soul because, through the continuing memory of that name, the being continued to exist beyond time." 

So does this mean Khufu has been killed for all time by the dork who misspelled his name? How could the stone with the misspelled name even have been allowed into the pyramid in the first place, if it was actually there when the pyramid was built? Was the person who misspelled the name killed? None of the above because it had to have been added in modern times by Vise. If the Egyptians have such a reverence for a name, especially in those times, a misspelled Khufu could never have happened, sorry. "Alternative" authors like Bauval & Schoch don't even address this question, never mind mainstream Egyptologists.

Interesting that the person who discovered the truth of the forgery was none other than Zechariah Sitchin of 12th Planet fame, whose translations of Sumerian are questioned by some. (His Enki "biography" is epic regardless.) David Icke had 2 witnesses who swore Sitchin momentarily shape-shifted into a reptilian. True or not (not), possessed maybe, or arglebargle, his name on the forgery story discredits the whole idea amongst the mainstream. Can't be true if that guy found it out; although his correspondence is practically infallible in my view. See his book Stairway to Heaven. If Sitchin was one of the elites peddling disinfo to daze and confuse (successfully I'd say, if that's true), perhaps he was given the honor to print the Vise forgery story deliberately to discredit it before someone else more reputable came along and figured it out. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. BTW Robert Temple also thinks it's a forgery (in Egyptian Dawn) but I don't remember how old he thinks the pyramids are. If it actually even matters how old they are since we'll never know...

Now to what advantage is it of anyone to continue the false belief that Khufu built the Great Pyramid; to hide the fact that the pyramids are far older than we think. How does that benefit anyone, even the WTA's? Could they be pre-flood? Built by midgets as Morris Jessup suggests? (The descending & ascending corridors are so short you have to crawl on your hands and knees.) Just one of those dogmas like the Big Bang that will never die... Sheesh who knows, a mystery for the aged...