There has been reports of a new discovery in Egypt that will completely shatter the mainstream narrative of our past. Recent tomography scans reveal an extensive network of megastructures beneath Giza’s Second Pyramid, including spiraling cylindrical formations stretching over 1,970 feet deep. Among the findings are eight massive tubular... wells leading to two underground cubic chambers, fueling theories that the pyramids once supported an advanced energy system. Preliminary evidence suggests a highly complex underground infrastructure.show more

Several ancient texts, myths, and accounts describe vast underground complexes beneath Egypt, particularly around Giza. Some of these descriptions align with the recent findings: 1. The Hall of Records (Edgar Cayce) Cayce spoke of a hidden chamber beneath the Sphinx containing records from Atlantis. He described subterranean passageways connecting the pyramids and deep underground structures, much like what the Khafre Pyramid Project is now uncovering. 2. The Halls of Amenti (Emerald Tablets of Thoth) The Emerald Tablets, attributed to Thoth, mention the Halls of Amenti—a vast underground realm beneath the Sphinx where immortal beings reside. The descriptions speak of massive chambers, energy systems, and spiraling passageways, similar to the spiral wells found in the recent discovery. 3. Herodotus’ Accounts of Underground Structures The Greek historian Herodotus (5th century BCE) mentioned a labyrinth beneath Egypt, describing it as more impressive than the pyramids themselves. He claimed it contained thousands of interconnected chambers, which some speculate could be part of Giza’s underground system. 4. Strabo’s Writing on Hidden Chambers The geographer Strabo (1st century BCE) wrote about hidden tunnels and chambers beneath Egyptian temples, some leading to vast subterranean spaces. This echoes the recent SAR findings showing a 2-kilometer-wide underground structure. 5. The Lost Labyrinth of Hawara (Mentioned by Ancient Historians) Though not directly at Giza, ancient historians like Pliny the Elder and Diodorus Siculus wrote about an underground labyrinth at Hawara, south of Cairo, with over 3,000 rooms and deep passageways. Some believe it connects to other underground networks. 6. Napoleon’s Engineers Noted Subterranean Anomalies During Napoleon’s expedition to Egypt in 1798, his engineers reported anomalies in the Giza Plateau. Some believed they found hints of underground chambers, but access was restricted. 7. Modern Psychic Accounts & Remote Viewing Several modern intuitive researchers claim to have remote viewed vast underground complexes beneath Giza, describing advanced energy systems and lost technology. These visions resemble the cubic structures and wells found in the recent SAR scan. The alignment between these historical descriptions and the Khafre Pyramid Project’s findings suggests that ancient accounts of hidden underground cities were more than myths. This could mean a lost civilization’s knowledge is waiting to be uncovered.

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@Docneuroeo Nice wells for getting to that water ! Those people were smart !

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Do the pyramids in Central America and MEXICO have the same structure? That is the question;

This is wild!!!

@elonmusk what do you think about the discovery below the Giza pyramid? Thank you

It is a pressure device that causes a spark to fly into the sky. A large kind of hammer fell underneath the ground. causing electrical charge. They told people this is the road to heaven. This is how they tricked people to giving them money.