The Great Pyramid of Giza: A Modern View on Ancient Knowledge

by Willem Witteveen

After extensive research Dutch researcher Willem Witteveen connects data from his own findings with that of other researchers, resulting in groundbreaking conclusions about the true function of the Great Pyramid and its place in history. The Greek mathematician Pythagoras stated: "All is number." The American prophet Edgar Cayce claimed: "Sound is the medicine of the future," and the late Egyptian wisdomkeeper Abd 'el Hakim Awyan always said: "It is all about sound." Willem Witteveen proves that all these men were right and that what we now regard as groundbreaking and new often originated in ancient Egypt, well before the first Egyptian dynasties. This book is divided into five main parts, four of which relate to the four earthly elements Earth, Water, Air and Fire. The fifth part relates to the element or quintessence called Aether. Within this circle all processes on Earth and beyond take place, and the element Aether represents the divine world and is the carrier of all information. The author demonstrates that the Great Pyramid is an enormous library of knowledge, intended for modern generations and containing the golden frequency of Giza, one of the basic values responsible for creation and the existence of life on Earth. We ourselves are the architects and builders of these magnificent ancient monuments. We ourselves in the future tense! Witteveen discusses such topics as sound and resonance, antennas, the Schumann frequency, and the special abilities of quartz, hydrogen and wavelengths. A fascinating and visual book!

384 pages, Hardcover

Published July 15, 2016

About the author

Librarian Note: There is more than one author in the Goodreads database with this name.

For the author of 'De wet als kunstwerk' see Willem Witteveen

Reviews

[Michael A. Sherbon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read with new original results as well as combining many contributions from different researchers. “There is only one universal language, which is the language of numbers and proportions that are so striking and stunningly built into the Great Pyramid and to which our current science has no appropriate response. We can no longer ignore that this ancient civilization was aware of our units used in modern mathematics and physics and were even aware of our metric system. Our metric system originating in the eighteenth century, designed and implemented by a committee of mathematicians and physicists commissioned by the French revolutionary government.”

[gorillaphd · Rating 5 out of 5]

"The mind that opens up to a new idea never returns to its original size." This quote resonated in my mind for days after folding the back cover of this book.
Witteveen most certainly succeeded in persuading me of his views and analyses on the meaning of these timeless constructions. The book is a critical and meticulous revision of the work of his peers that leaves very little room to ambiguity and mystery. The crisp language he uses throughout chapters ranging from mathematics, to physics and back to architecture, is a clear sign of his solid background in Egyptology and is what renders him extremely qualified for the endeavor that this book represents.

I sincerely recommend this book to anyone who has the slightest interest in our predecessors- which really, should be everyone. All the concepts and theories are illustrated in a very accessible manner, which rendered the read fluent and effortless.

Finally, thank you for this unique piece!