Mysterious Void Discovered in Egypt's Great Pyramid

[Steppingfeet]

Oh no, I meant as a separate area for such entities to manifest physically akin to how Ra described entities in catacombs/caverns inside Earth sometimes materializing to practice their work. (Paraphrasing)

Hmmm. Hadn't considered that. There's nothing in the Law of One I'm aware of to support that functionality in the Great Pyramid, but at the same time there is nothing that would irrefutably refute the prospect.

I personally like to think the entire structure of the great pyramid is in various parts capable of some hidden feats.

I personally like to picture Jesus in a tuxedo t-shirt. Because it says "I want to be formal . . . but I'm here to party too."

haha. Sorry, couldn't help myself. (Talledega Nights quote.)

It's ironic then to me that it has an entire hidden area.

Hidden only to later generations separated from the pyramid's original use. Who knows how accessible/known it was at the time. Presuming there is an intentional interior structure there.

And further if we assume it was made be Ra, can we further assume there are aspects of the pyramid clearly not meant for 3D to have known of initially? That they'd know we'd discover such aspects eventually much later on?

That's a good question. Ra did enumerate its various functions, including being a healing machine, a place of initiation, a place of death and rebirth, and as means of balancing planetary energies.

They describe other uses to which the spirals may be put, including travel and building, but how one would not wish to instruct third-density entities in these pursuits.

I tend to think that if there is any new information to glean beyond the functions Ra already listed, they are mathematically encoded in the design of the pyramid itself.

That conundrum you speak of is confusing to me as to how you perceive it to answer it.  If there's no way to that area, how did anyone know about the tarot glyphs there?

Actually there's not even any record of tarot glyphs as far as I could find beyond Don's group with Ra speaking of them.  It is a conundrum but I do agree it'd be fascinating if that area turned out to be some kind of record hall or historic library containing information.

Indeed. It is a puzzle because there is no evidence anywhere, so far as I'm aware, of any inscriptions or glyphs on the interior walls or ceilings of the Great Pyramid's passageways and chambers. Yet Don asked about the source of the images and Ra confirmed that they did indeed come from the pyramid itself. Perhaps this void could be their repository?

When we were updating the tarot images at the front and back of Book IV with higher resolution versions, Austin contacted the current makers one of the tarot decks enquiring about their origin. Results were inconclusive, though information was gained about the modern tarot's emergence in I think the middle ages.