The Great Pyramid and the Sphinx

The Great Pyramid and the Sphinx
​(Excerpt from - The Seven Major Pyramids in relation to the Seven Seals.)
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Finally there is the white pyramid which is affectionately known as Cheops, with the polished cap on top which represents our spiritual strength coming together to attain the intellectual knowledge of the pineal gland, which is the house of the unconscious mind (higher mind). There are two shafts that penetrate into what is known as the King’s Chamber in a northerly and southerly direction. In the same analogy as the brain, through my estimation, I believe that these two shafts are directing the energy into the left and right hemisphere of the brain; and we also note that there are seven steps leading into the grand gallery, all of which reminds us of the seven seals we exonerate ourselves with, through our neck area; and explains how we have overcome our previous existence as human beings where we have reshaped our nasal area over time and have learned to speak to create a sentence! This is the missing link between our primal past to the advantages of our intelligence that we use today.
 
​That is why the Sphinx created with the animal body and head of human is before the three pyramids. It is in this section of the human body that our voice has colloquialized through our intelligence unfolding itself, thanks to these seven vertebrae we have designed as our intelligence has matured.  All of which releases the mathematical codes of our DNA where we earn our freedom to live in our heavenly abode or everlasting life, right here in this lifetime. And here again we become aware of the four dimensions of the mind, the child, the teenager, the adult, to the teacher where we return our wisdom back to those who are yearning for their next step.
 
 
Excerpt: O.M. Kelly, Decoding the Revelation of Saint John the Divine
(O.M. Kelly is also known as Omni). Excerpt Chapter 24. Final Synopsis - The Seven Major Pyramids in relation to the Seven Seals.
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