Hello Mr. O
I understand that disciplines crossover into other areas. But, I still do not get what you are trying to say........like, are you trying to say that the AE knew about the alignments - and if so, what about the fact they knew? Like, why would these AE consider this so darn important that they built a pyramid around it? Planets line up every so often, the Moon is eclipsed, I mean, stuff happens in the astronomical world- but, why are you saying this particular alignment is so darn important and this and that and after all is said, what is the meaning of what you are saying? Was some great baby born, were there great floods, were taxes lowered, I mean, what are you trying to imply here?

I think the most impressive bit is the main alignment of the GP foundation and basic structure to the cardinal points......now , that is impressive and places a mark on the AEs abilities and knowledge----what it looks like to me is that you are making a case of something extraordinary, but, not really, and out of ordinary events and not even explaining the reason why and the value of it. It is not like some comet came out of the blue and the desert lit up with fires and the AEs marked the event and set the timing of it. Also, the names and numbers are so flexible, I find it hard to give merit for astonishment and an "OH - wow, that is really incredible!" and "Whoa, my mind is moved.".....no, nothing......

I read the posts above about Starry Night.......That is like I know nothing about how to read a map - go to MapQuest to get written directions, but, the program is wrong with glitches ( I know this to be true because of people trying to locate my home from MapQuest and other like programs) but, I do not know it until I travel it for myself and find where the problems are. If you are not an astronomer with the skills of high math, not just numerology and ratios you will not know there are problems with the programs as you can not compute . But, if you could compute and do all of the high math associated with going backwards to find alignments and this and that, you would not need Starry Night----Programs like that make way for almost anyone to come up with some thing, but, that is not real discovery or science or gives credence to actually having a degree or years of education of some sorts in the fields they are trying to represent.

Robert Bauval uses astro programs too and his theories have not been proven out (unless something has slipped by me and I missed it).

What are you thinking that this is all about?

C


Dr. Colette M. Dowell, N.D.
Circular Times
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