One day, a visiting photographer happened to capture some barely distinguishable objects hovering above the Sphinx’s shoulder. The reporter decided to climb up onto it for a closer look at the figure. He managed to scale the stone blocks to the top, and just as he was about to start shooting, the film inside his camera suddenly burst on its own, and the man was thrown back down by some inexplicable force
AT THAT MOMENT, A VOICE SOUNDED IN HIS HEAD: “IT’S STILL TOO EARLY FOR YOU TO BE HERE”…
The ancient Egyptians knew perfectly well that the Great Sphinx was all-powerful
Between the Sphinx’s paws stands the famous Dream Stela, whose text tells how the Sphinx appeared to Thutmose IV in a dream and asked to be dug out, since at the time it was almost entirely buried in sand. In return, the Sphinx promised the young man the crown of Egypt. Thutmose IV carried out the Sphinx’s request to the letter and became the ruling king
This mysterious creation of ancient craftsmen is astonishing in scale: the Sphinx is almost 80 meters long and 20 meters tall
According to Egyptologists, the Sphinx was created in the 26th century BC, around the same time as the great pyramids, but Japanese archaeologists, after examining the Sphinx, concluded that the stone of the sculpture had been worked much earlier than the blocks of the pyramids
Other studies found traces of erosion from a large flow of water at the base of the pedestal, and geophysicists have suggested this flood dates back to around 8,000 BC
At present, the Egyptian authorities have banned all foreign companies from researching the Sphinx
The Sphinx has been studied for many hundreds of years
Even in ancient times, historians and philosophers tried to unravel the mystery of this extraordinary creation
The Roman naturalist Pliny the Elder believed that proof of the Sphinx’s extraterrestrial origin lay in its reddish face and the “third eye,” aimed toward the cosmos, above the bridge of its nose
Helena Blavatsky believed that the Sphinx reproduces the image of the priest Ra-Ta from sunken Atlantis, and that giving the Sphinx the body of a lion was no accident - it points to a specific astronomical age, the Age of Leo (10,970–8,810 BC)
The American psychic Edgar Cayce claimed that the Sphinx was built by people from sunken Atlantis, and he also spoke of underground tunnels beneath the Sphinx, whose existence scientists denied for many years - until in 2024 the Egyptian archaeologist Zahi Hawass officially announced the discovery of three tunnels beneath the Sphinx’s rear left paw
Halls of Knowledge
Hermetic writings attest that there are Halls of Knowledge beneath the Sphinx
These halls are also mentioned by the Byzantine historian George Syncellus
Drunvalo Melchizedek, in his book series “The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life,” calls these halls the Halls of Amenti, or the Halls of the Atlanteans
Coptic traditions speak of underground passages leading from the three pyramids to some kind of repository of knowledge
There are an enormous number of such references, which is why the mystery of the Sphinx remains open to this day…
The Breath of Life
There is much debate over who broke off the Sphinx’s nose - whether it was Napoleon and his troops, or one of the caliphs during the period when the country was Islamized and paganism was officially banned
In truth, it hardly matters who damaged the statue, or even why specifically the nose, since this held real significance for the ancients
The breath of life passed through the nose; it was through the nose that a being was brought to life or put to death, which is why so many statues in ancient Egypt have had their noses broken off, so as to give the power contained within no way of escaping
But that no longer matters now, because the field of a Place of Power works even through damaged statues - the energy is contained in the flow itself, and all you need to do is let it begin interacting with your own personal structure
Access to the area at the Sphinx’s paws is officially closed to visitors today, but it can be arranged with a special permit from Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities
In our programs, we watch sunrise at the paws of the Sphinx - it is incredibly powerful and breathtakingly beautiful
