How Not To Build Pyramids

A pyramid is an instrument whose capabilities are revealed only when the builder fully understands what they are constructing, why, and with what methods the desired outcome can be achieved.

It is true that pyramids offer humanity unique opportunities. They are meant to play a decisive role in the evolution of human consciousness and genetic potential.

But just as one cannot reach outer space or even the Moon without the right spacecraft, one cannot expect to achieve meaningful results with a pyramid that is not properly constructed for that purpose.

Energetic individuals spend considerable money building pyramids on wooden frameworks, covering the faces with fabric coated in epoxy resin.

Others don’t even bother with the pyramid’s faces, creating only a skeletal frame, which is like building an airplane with only ribs and no wings! Yet they sincerely believe the wings aren’t needed and the plane will fly anyway.

You understand, of course — it won’t fly.

Any attempts to explore space with papier-mâché pyramids or "NIKO-POL" pyramids are equivalent to trying to reach space in a shuttle made of wood. From a distance, it might look real — with wheels, windows, and even wings — but it won’t make it to the Moon. At best, it might fly over your own village...

These reflections led me to the idea of creating a blog page dedicated to the topic of pyramid construction. Since the subject is vast and people’s interests vary, I will publish answers to questions as they come in from readers. Over time, this will help foster a proper understanding.

The first thing to consider is the experience of our ancestors, who constructed the Great Pyramids. This is not discussed or even considered on most of the many websites online.

Think about it: would our distant ancestors have spent over 20 years building the Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops) if everything could be done with a "NIKO-POL"-style pyramid?

Why invest enormous resources and so much time if one could supposedly communicate with the energies of RA by simply assembling a basic frame and sitting comfortably on a bench in the middle of this makeshift structure?

But if the ancestors built that way, it means there was no other option...

Surely, in your right mind, you wouldn’t claim that Hemiunu (the builder of Khufu’s pyramid) or Hesi-Ra, who built the pyramid of Djoser-Ra alongside Imhotep, were ignorant fools who piled up millions of tons of stone when they could have just knocked together a simple frame and everything would have been “great”?

Compare the Great Pyramids with these "craft projects", and you’ll see and feel the difference in scale of intellect, responsibility to people, and future generations. Especially considering that the pyramid is meant to play a crucial role in the evolution of human consciousness and genetics. And if that is true, then we must pass on to future generations pure knowledge, untainted by ignorance and ego.

Throughout history, humanity has always tried to implement certain ideas based on the level of understanding and morality of that era, though typically driven by the personal interests of those promoting the ideas.

More precisely — through humans, it was that facet, that force within, shaped by human weakness, the lust for power, and material gain, that expressed itself.

But there is such a thing as pure knowledge, and there is what has been implemented based on human needs. That’s why pyramids differed — depending on the ideas embedded within them and the goals pursued.

Let’s not repeat the same mistakes. Let us at least take one step — even if just in thought — in the right direction in our inner spiritual ascent.

Now, moving from the philosophical part to specific questions and your letters.

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