De la Naturaleza al Cosmos - INARI M.

FROM NATURE TO COSMOS 55 to Egypt, and it was them who helped to build the pyramids, tem- ples and, probably, the Sphinx with their evolvedTechnology. As for the PYRAMIDS ANDTHE SPHINX, they have dazzled many generations of us, but the explanations that Egyptologists have giv- en us up to now on how they were built does not hold up nowadays. There are renowned architects and engineers who currently claim that even with the most modern science that we have at present, we wouldn’t be able to move those huge blocks of stones and place them with such precision. It would be sooner possible for them to move by levitating them - as told by indigenous peoples of different cultures, and as current scientists are doing with both acoustic energy (using sound waves at the University of Bristol) and electromagnetic energy that produces anti-gravity —in such a way that the stones could levitate easily—, as today’s scientists are using in designing high-speed trains that also levitate using the energy of electromagnetism. On the other hand, in terms of content and function, in the main pyramids (Kheops, Khefren and Mykerinos), no mummies have been found inside, and the idea of looting is not widely supported, since there are passages people cannot fit into, as demonstrated by the teams of Japanese and European scientists who are studying them and mapping out their interior. In this way, the hypothesis emerges that they were in fact genera- tors of energy in an approach similar to that of Nikola Tesla at the beginning of the last century; by taking energy from the depth of the Earth and the Universe. Lately numerous pyramids are being found all over the planet. One of them is the pyramid of the Sun inTeotihuacan (the city of the gods) in Mexico that has spaces similar to those found in the Great Pyramid of Giza, where a lot of mercury has been found (as a super- conductor) and also Mica (as a heat superinsulator), both of which are important for generating energy. The pyramid of Kheops also seems to have been built a few millen- nia before this pharaoh’s birth (although he probably made some changes) and the latest geological studies on the Sphinx reveal that it was built much earlier than previously proposed, around 10,000- 12,000 BC, coinciding with the collapse of Atlantis. As such, we have many interesting things to discover, and I have tried to capture some of these ideas in this work with techniques that include - in addition to oil on canvas - fine marble dust, resin, disinfected sand, gold paint and even a small fired clay sculpture for the Sphinx.