The Renaissance Rediscovered Greece: Is The 'Net Reformation Doing the Same for Lost Civilizations?

The Pyramid Code is a documentary that explores the pyramid fields and ancient temples in Egypt as well as ancient megalithic sites around the world looking for clues to matriarchal consciousness, ancient knowledge and sophisticated technology in a Golden Age. It's based on the extensive research done in 25 trips to Egypt and 51 other countries around the world by Dr. Carmen Boulter formerly from the Graduate Division of Educational Research at the University of Calgary in Canada. – Pyramidcode.com

Dominant Social Theme: The pyramids are tombs, Tesla traveled down the wrong scientific paths and the Internet Reformation sounds like a bad wiring job.

Free-Market Analysis: This is a very interesting – and lengthy – video that provides us with yet further parallels between the Gutenberg press and what we call the Internet Reformation.

The Renaissance, also partially spawned by the Gutenberg press, revealed the wisdom of the ancients, particularly Greek and Roman civilizations. This had a dramatic effect on modern human history, as it reintroduced science and the various intellectual disciplines surrounding it to Western civilizations.

The power elite of the time, forced to take a step back, invented democracy and began to extend further tentacles of control via the newly discovered black art of money printing. False flags (like the initial Reformation itself) became prevalent and a tiny group of people discovered – or reaffirmed – their destiny as rulers of One World.

But that was then. And as then, the elites are facing a reduction of clout despite their best strategic efforts. Just as before, they are even losing control of their false flags (see various Occupy movements). The quasi-nightmare of the Gutenberg press is being relived by an elite that apparently has no more idea of how to handle the efflorescing knowledge of the Internet than it knew what to do with freshly printed books 600 years ago. (For a while the Catholic Church wanted to license them. Sound familiar?)

Anyway, history repeats and cycles reoccur ... human ones anyway, and are often magnified. What it seems the Internet Reformation is doing is revealing previous "high" civilizations that existed 10,000 years ago, or even 20,000 or 30,000 years ago. Graham Hancock, the British author, is partially responsible, as he spent much of his professional life investigating the idea that at least one ancient high civilization was drowned in melting ice some 11,000 years ago.

Actually, the melting may have been accomplished by a huge comet that exploded over Canada – wiping out mega-fauna, melting prevalent glaciers and drowning the world in water. This is where pre-history records the beginning of the "flood myth." Only it probably wasn't a myth. And as Hancock has publicized, there are mysterious off-coast drowned structures that may be ancient cities, monuments or other sorts of ruins.

One such drowned – and recently discovered – city is perhaps the ancient metropolis of Dwarka, recently observed off the coast of western India. This is the city where Krishna, the holiest of Indian deities, is said to have come from.

If the manger where Jesus Christ was born was rediscovered, that would be news that would sweep the world. But discover the drowned, ancient city from where the most holy Hindu godhead ruled and there is hardly a stir in the worldwide press.

Actually, given the paradigm that we work with, this makes sense. The power elite that wants to rule the world (in our humble view) needs to maintain the singular dominant social theme that this is "the best of all possible worlds."

Human history must be seen as a slog from the preliterate Neolithic to its current greatness. It is to end in that most desirable of all formulations, world government. People are never to question – and the mainstream press is never to report on – the idea that our current "civilization" is not the penultimate expression of primate perfection.

And yet ... perhaps it is not.

This video, above, is one of an emergent variety that provides us with a sounder scientific basis for understanding civilizations that might have come before. Put aside some sentimental talk about matriarchies and "taking care of the planet" and you're left with a fairly astonishing synthesis of many intriguing ideas that have been percolating on the Internet.

For us, the main point of the video – a brilliant one – was the way it tied together three of our occasional preoccupations, ancient Egypt, Nikola Tesla and the electrical universe.

It was, in fact, Tesla who reintroduced the idea of electricity as a ubiquitous energy – more utile for human purposes than gravity. It is to The Pyramid Code's great credit that its producers explain how the Great Pyramids themselves may have operated according to Tesla's principles thousands of years ago.

And by the way ... we are grateful to the producers of this video, as well, for entering into some fairly arcane speculation without once mentioning the word "alien" or indicating that ancient peoples were the size of biblical giants.

This video is basically grounded in modern Western science (as we understand it), though as it lengthens, some "new age" stuff begins to creep in. But that's okay. Hancock himself has traveled in that direction and it must be admitted that the "ancients," whoever they were, and their cultures had shamanistic preoccupations. Valid ones, perhaps.

We won't try to summarize the entire video but we want to hit a couple of high points in case people don't have three hours to sit through a YouTube production. The main point is that dozens of pyramids were built on the Nile but until recently nobody understood the significance of their distribution because the Nile has migrated many miles away. The last time that the Nile tracked the position of the pyramids was back about – are you ready for this? ... 35,000 years ago.

And that seems to be how old ancient Egyptian civilization is. This tracks, somewhat, ancient Indian texts as well. It's not a joke. It's not "far out." It's based on evidence – in the case of Egyptian civilization, on the location of ancient riverbeds.

The video shows us what we already know, that ancient Egypt had power tools, light bulbs and mechanisms for lifting 100-ton rocks lost to us today. This also makes sense. We work with metallurgy. The ancients worked with rock, which conducted natural electricity – different technologies for different eras. But the ancients also worked with diamond-studded blades, apparently built flying machines and, if the Vedas are to be believed, traveled to the moon.

The Sphinx, given its water-weathering (in a place where rain has not fallen for 10,000 years), is perhaps as old as 20,000-30,000 years. The pyramids are just as old – though they may not have started out as pyramids but as ancient, sacred enclosures or monuments, etc.

The multi-hued and beautifully coated pyramids may well have been created to produce some sort of electricity using the Earth's telluric currents. Some of the pyramids are situated in places where earthen currents crisscross and various ancient monuments like Stonehenge are apparently located in similar environments, at least according to the video.

Additionally, the chambers in certain pyramids were dedicated to health care and were designed to pick up the harmonics of the Nile and river water rushing beneath in carven caverns. Health-seekers found their way to these harmonic hallways deep inside certain pyramids and the aural force helped cure them.

All this is related in the video by a very aged Egyptian – trained as a Western archeologist but steeped in the folklore of Egyptians who live and work around the pyramids and the Nile. Hey, we'll take oral history any day. It's been proven accurate, as Schliemann found out when he discovered Troy.

The video also points out that modern Egypt is gradually closing off its monuments and even its museums to the general public. Additionally, satellite photos show a number of fairly extensive ancient sites that Egyptian authorities have not even bothered to investigate or excavate.

The video makes the case that just as the "real" story of Egypt is beginning to emerge, those with a vested interest in a certain timeline and a certain perspective are trying to make it more difficult for a more accurate narrative to form and be publicly disseminated.

Again, this is not surprising. Just in this past century, Royal Rife (1888-1971) invented a microscope that could identify bacteria and viruses, including ones that he claimed caused cancer. He then invented a "sound frequency machine" that killed them.

Today the Rife machine is the stuff of legends because it has been subjected to various bans. The same power elite that has thus made sure Egyptian-style aural healing is illegal has also ensured that Tesla's insights about telluric currents and their usefulness as a power source have never seen the light of day.

But perhaps a change is coming.

Much as Gutenberg ensured that Greek and Roman civilizations came to light after the advent of mechanical printing, so the advent of the Internet is perhaps bringing to light humankind's REAL pre-history. Overwhelmed, elite gatekeepers simply can't control the knowledge flow.

There is absolutely no reason to doubt the reality of ancient "high" civilizations. Humankind in its current, weary condition is said to be at least 50,000 years old and we supposedly emerged from Africa around that time. One didn't even have to cross any large bodies of water to settle Egypt.

Are we to believe that it took 45,000 years for human beings to clump together in cities? Are we really to believe that humans in all their gregariousness and creativity didn't settle down but kept "following the herds" for tens of thousands of years? Was farming that complicated?

The answer to all these questions is perhaps a resounding "no." Even adjusting for modern timeframes (ones that keep pushing the Neolithic back), the timeline from the first city to Rome is only about 3,000 years. And Rome was in a lot of ways pretty "modern."

Of course, as the video suggests, our modernity is more primitive than ancient Egypt's. We use five senses, for instance, but the ancient Egyptian narrator informs us that pre-history's high cultures used 360. And the most ancient (pre-Dynastic) Egyptians participated in what the Vedas call a Golden Age. The Indian Vedas also anticipated a "Dark Age" that we are currently living through.

In fact, we learn, ancient texts reveal "super years" that are composed of about 24,000 of our years. The current Dark Age was to reach its peak at the end of 2012, according to certain interpretations of the Mayan calendar. Henceforth, the darkness is to lift.

One can only hope.

There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. ~ Shakespeare's Hamlet

(Video from laurentpuechguirbal's YouTube user channel.)