Dendera
is one of the most magnificent temples in Egypt.
Located quite a distance from the Nile, access
to the temple is available via private caravans
only. Many structures have been built inside the
walled complex (Sections of original wall remain
such as the entrance as shown in the left
photo.)
The
temple is dedicated to Hathor, Goddess of love,
joy and lesser known, healing. And just as Isis
dedicated a small temple to Hathor at Philae,
Hathor also has a small temple dedicated to
Isis. The middle photo shows the main temple
building showing 6 of the 18 columns in the
first expansive space. The right photo is taken
from the roof of the main structure. Perhaps
this is the first roof deck party area for
Hathor to celebrate.
Dendera’s
most notable and striking feature is the
exquisite hieroglyphs, and their content.
In addition to almost every inch of every
wall and column containing hieroglyphs,
the ceilings are covered with countless
depictions; some even containing the
original colors (left photo). Each is
amazing, describing stories to be passed
down through the ages by the Ancients. One
such story is the journey of the soul as
shown in the middle photo. And the right
picture depicts the first known zodiac
(Taurus, the bull and Gemini, the twins
are seen). Other depictions of the zodiac
exist along with the story of creation
(see Nile Photo page).
Like
many of the ancient temples and
structures in Egypt, Dendera has been
reconstructed many times to include
building on top of sacred spaces. One of
these “Holy of Holy” spaces is
called the “crypt.” Seen in the left
photo, this small hallway contains some
of the most exquisite carved
hieroglyphics and pictorials in Egypt.
Several controversies exist concerning
what these pictorials represent, such as
in the two right photos. One uncontested
theory is that it is showing that the
Ancients had a form of energy. This
would make sense when you consider that
no “known or recognizable” light
source has been revealed to comprehend
how the hieroglyphics were put on the
walls from the back to the front of
temples. Or in the case of the crypt, a
confined and totally black space. This
and the lack of fire, smoke or lamp oil
(other than recent history dwellers) is
compelling evidence that the Ancients
had a type of energy source unknown
today. More evidence exists for this
theory by comparing these panels to
today’s electrical energy. (See below)
Photo 1
Photo 2
Photo 3
Photo
4
As
described above, the crypt contains unusual
pictorials such as the photo on the left of what
looks like a form of energy. Comparing it to
“modern” day electrical systems, we can see
a filament bulb (photo 2), and the tower-like
object shown could be a our version of a
capacitor (symbol – photo 3), and/or the
method by which the energy was stored and
transported (photo 4) Often people are hesitant
to think that those that came before us may have
actually had better, cleaner and more advanced
technology. Consider the quote by Robert
Heinlein, “Today’s magic is tomorrow’s
technology.” This implies two things. One is
that no technology could exceed ours today. And
two, that which we question and call
“magic”, once understood becomes our every
day technology, e.g., only a few decades ago, a
cell phone would have been considered magic.
Dendera’s
has other unusual controversies to include the
panel in the crypt that most assuredly shows an
ape-reptilian-like Being assisting “humans”
with this energy (left photo)
In its hands are two unusual shaped
devices that are yet to be understood.
Amazingly, a friend spotted a similar drawing on
a pillow I own (right photo). The drawing is of
a petroglyph found at China Lake Naval Weapons
Station, CA in a ravine with approximately 5000
other images. In addition to the remarkable
similarity to the stance of the Being behind the
famous Kokopelli, the shape of the head of both
Beings is noticeable different from a human
scull. After seeing this comparison, we began to
question if that is really a flute the Kokopelli
is playing, especially knowing how much the
Native Americans revered the Kokopelli. Would a
common flute player be revered? Or was the
Kokopelli someone and doing something we do not
yet understand?
Still
more surprising panels reveal that the Ancients knew about DNA. Difficult to
see in the photo on the left, but the image shows two men holding a sealed
glass container that has the double helix (DNA). And just like the photo on the
left, the two men pictured on the right won a Nobel Prize for their work
“discovering” DNA just a few short decades ago. I am reminded of the biblical
verse Ecclesiastes 1:2-11, “What has been is what will be, and what has been done
is what will be done; there is nothing new under the sun.”
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