Topic: Sphinx

The "Hall of Records" reportedly located beneath the right paw of the Sphinx is discussed, citing the psychic readings of Edgar Cayce. Modern satellite radar has allegedly confirmed the existence of chambers and tunnels under the Giza Plateau that match Cayce's descriptions. The Egyptian government and international agencies are accused of suppressing these findings to maintain control over the narrative of human history.

Edgar Cayce predicted the discovery of an Atlantean "Hall of Records" located beneath the right paw of the Great Sphinx in Egypt. Satellite radar scans have reportedly confirmed the existence of chambers under the Giza plateau, despite official denials from Egyptian antiquities officials like Zahi Hawass. The records are said to contain the history of Atlantis and the "two-eye" stone power source, with the current era marked as the time for their opening.

Researchers utilizing Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) have reportedly identified extensive subterranean corridors and chambers beneath the Pyramid of Khafre in Egypt. The report links these findings to Edgar Cayce's predictions of a "Hall of Records" containing the history of Atlantis. Alex Jones discusses the possibility of lost ancient technology and the Egyptian government's reluctance to allow further investigation into the site.

Billy Carson estimates that the Great Pyramid and Sphinx date back approximately 38,000 years, coinciding with a "golden age" of human civilization. He discusses the theory of periodic pole shifts, supported by Albert Einstein, which may have relocated Antarctica and caused global cataclysms. These events are cited as the cause of "human amnesia," where advanced knowledge is lost and then suppressed by modern oligarchs.

The Giza plateau is described as a massive underground city and a functional "circuit board" where the pyramids and Sphinx operate as connected nodes. Dr. Robert Schoch's research on water erosion suggests the Sphinx may date back to 10,500 BC, predating dynastic Egypt by thousands of years. Similar cyclopean stone building techniques found in Peru, Japan, and Russia suggest a globally connected prehistoric civilization.