Initiation / Pyramid Architecture

[Questioner]

Here's a crazy idea: maybe the pyramid continues underground so that it is actually much, much bigger than commonly conceived. If you continue the sides down, you can make it big enough to put the Queen's Chamber at the intersection of the four triangles, since it is in fact centered.

If you're right, I wonder if that would resolve the discrepancy P noticed.

I don't know much about the history of Pyramid exploration in the modern day. Is there definitive engineering work regarding the depth of the Pyramid's foundation? My impression is that the jagged-edge pit is considered the lowest accessible area, but I don't know if it's supposed that there are further layers of stonework below that.

Could there be a chance that the Sphinx's foundation, or other buried structures in the area, could participate in anchoring the corners of the energy-flow area, even below the depth of the Pyramid's lowest stones?

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As you see there's no shortage of speculative answers. It would be very cool if Q'uo could directly address this confusion in an upcoming session.

Agreed, though I think there are more pressing issues that the majority would prefer to discuss. This could in no way be considered a priority request.

To me, it's an interesting point of curiosity. I don't see any practical application for my own life. I'm not saying you shouldn't pursue the inquiry to the furthest extent you like!

I don't think the placement of anything is off as per Ra's concise explanation. I think we are mislead in published diagrams.

If that's the case, wouldn't someone with an X-ray machine, sonogram etc. want to make a name for themselves by proving the conventional wisdom wrong? But if the conventional diagrams are wrong, wouldn't that have already been discovered when the robot cameras were sent in, I think a few years ago? Precise programming would have been needed for their navigation, and precise location data plus video images would have been output. Could all of that have been faked or covered up?

Yet another possibility: what is Ra concisely, accurately described the geometry of the pyramid as a 4D structure, while the 3D structure has somewhat different design?

I don't have answers, just trying to join you in exploring the mystery.