[ZULU]

I’d like to read the book.

I think he is correct about the Ancient Egyptians using fairly sophisticated tools and gadgets to build their monuments.

But he lost me when he starts going into theories about the Pyramids being energy machines.

And when he questions whether or not these were the products of an earlier, older civilization, my response is RUBBISH!

For some weird reason, many people feel that people who lived only a relatively short time ago, were less intelligent than people living today and anything built then has to be the product of space aliens or people from Atlantis. RUBBISH.

[flowerplough]

RE: lost me when he starts going into theories about the Pyramids being energy machines.

Yep. When the guy across the table starts on about “The Giza Power Plant: Technologies of Ancient Egypt,” and describes a holistic energy device that is harmonically coupled with the Earth, I start calling to the waiter, “Check, please!”.

[JimC214]

I quite agree with you on this. To many people belittle the ability of human beings to do things that seem impossible. All it takes is for some to be curious and to have a desire to try things with our dreams. And for the poster to post a link to anything by Edger Cayce only weakens there argument.