A Down The Rabbit Hole investigation reveals converging remote-viewing data, radar anomalies, and unexplained acoustic evidence beneath the Giza Plateau
This project was one of my favorites and still sits with me today. I was so moved by the humility and gratitude of this civilization, especially in their final moments. With love and gratitude they simply stated: we existed and we were here. ❤️
Possibly - I have read that tones and pyramid tech in the past dealt with healing. I don’t remember if my data suggested that but I think it’s highly possible.
The convergence between viewer descriptions and SAR data is compelling, but the interpretive leap from "anomalous structures" to "functional machinery" needs more triangulation. Stressed rock generating charge carriers is well-documented, but the jump to "optimized coupling" assumes intentional design rather than geological coincidence that ancient builders might have exploited empirically. What's interesting isn't whether the pyramids were tombs (clearly multifunctional), but whether subsurface voids predate construction or were purpose-built. The acoustic anomaly experienc is intriguing, though anechoic chambers can produce phantom tones through standing waves and bone conduction. The Swann convergence is noteworthy, but without knowing what cultural priming the viewers had (Edgar Cayce's Hall of Records is embedded in popular consciousness), it's hard to separate signal from archetypal pattern matching.
This project was one of my favorites and still sits with me today. I was so moved by the humility and gratitude of this civilization, especially in their final moments. With love and gratitude they simply stated: we existed and we were here. ❤️
I wonder if the music frequency was healing
Possibly - I have read that tones and pyramid tech in the past dealt with healing. I don’t remember if my data suggested that but I think it’s highly possible.
The convergence between viewer descriptions and SAR data is compelling, but the interpretive leap from "anomalous structures" to "functional machinery" needs more triangulation. Stressed rock generating charge carriers is well-documented, but the jump to "optimized coupling" assumes intentional design rather than geological coincidence that ancient builders might have exploited empirically. What's interesting isn't whether the pyramids were tombs (clearly multifunctional), but whether subsurface voids predate construction or were purpose-built. The acoustic anomaly experienc is intriguing, though anechoic chambers can produce phantom tones through standing waves and bone conduction. The Swann convergence is noteworthy, but without knowing what cultural priming the viewers had (Edgar Cayce's Hall of Records is embedded in popular consciousness), it's hard to separate signal from archetypal pattern matching.