197 About the Pyramids (60-Stars Astrology Season ▲ 8-4) "What is the Queen’s Chamber?"

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By　TOKYOｰTANUKI

 

197 About the Pyramids (60-Stars Astrology Season ▲ 8-4)

"What is the Queen’s Chamber?"

1. .....Now, we come back to "Season ▲".

As I wrote in the previous post, if we assumed the Great Pyramid was in a state of "nurturing a baby," it makes you wonder: what is the purpose of the Queen’s Chamber?

This room has a gabled, sloping roof.

Hmm... I think this must be the baby’s room! Probably!



2. To see if that’s really the case, let’s look at the dimensions of the room. 

The data varies slightly depending on the book, but it seems to be roughly:

* Length: 5.26 meters
* Width: 5.74 meters
* Height: 6.22 meters

At first glance, the meaning isn't obvious. 

....However, the length of 5.26 meters is roughly 10 Egyptian "cubits," so we should probably use that as our baseline. 

One cubit is said to be ten times the length of an arm (from the elbow), and while there are many theories, one Egyptian cubit is generally thought to be about 52 to 53 centimeters.

3. By the way, have you ever heard of the "Golden Egg"? 

You can imagine it as an ellipse (egg shape) where the length and width are related to the Golden Ratio. 

Since the definition of a Golden Egg varies from person to person, a precise explanation is difficult.

......However, regardless of the theory, the relationship between the long axis (A) and the short axis (B) is A + B = 2, meaning the average is 1 (according to math books).

Well, if we think of it that way...

If we take the width of 5.74 meters as "1" and create a sort of ellipse where the height of the room is the long axis:

6.22 ÷　5.74 ≒ 1.0836. 

Let’s call this ratio "P".

........If so, the short axis would be:

2 - P = 0.9164.

Now, if we multiply 5.74 meters by this value (0.9164), we get approximately 5.26 meters.

In other words, if we set the width of the Queen’s Chamber (5.74m) to 1, the long axis of the egg matches the room’s height, and the short axis matches the room’s length.


So, how does this relate to the "occult" side of things? 

If P ≒ 1.0836:
P × P × P ≒1.272 ≒ √Φ. 

So, it does indeed relate to the Golden Ratio (Φ).

This means that the cube root of Φ is the long axis of the egg, and 2 minus that cube root is the short axis. 

...Of the egg's three axes, the remaining one would, of course, have a length of 1.

I don’t know if this is officially called a "Golden Egg," but it’s certainly an egg that can be explained through the Golden Ratio!


...this is all just my imagination!!

Please try doing the math and thinking about it yourself!

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Anyway, that’s why the Queen’s Chamber might have been a "room for a baby’s egg."

Perhaps the fact that one of the ventilation shafts in the Queen’s Chamber points toward the mother goddess Isis (Sirius) is related to this!

But for some reason, that shaft is closed off... why?

......There are so many mechanisms in the pyramid that it might be better not to overthink it.



That’s all for today.

Next time, we’ll talk about the sarcophagus in the King’s Chamber. I’ve written a bit about it before, though.

We’re moving at quite a fast pace this season!

Tanu-chan 💓 TOKYO-TANUKI 💛