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DOOM Break: "Music Encoded Into Great Pyramids of Egypt," yes they actually play a song

 
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David Alan Ritchie in his book, We The Skythians, has conducted the most research on the Great Pyramid.

He explains the in depth mathematics and geometry encoded in the Giza Plateau. The dimensions and positions of the three major pyramids and their subsidiary satellites, temples and walls, when measured in Royal Cubits and Inches, mark out all the numbers and principles of sacred geometry. After 20 years of research, his findings are stunning.

He discovered there is a musical melody encoded into the courses of the Great Pyramid. In this video you can find out all about it and listen to it.

Many are talking about A440 and A432. The A440 adoption was an odd event, and some claim it affects the human energy centers. Others say it has occultic significance. Was A440 actually originally ancient - and hence readopted in recent times?


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According to Christopher Dunn, the Kings Chamber is also perfectly tuned to resonate at 440... And when you strike the granite “sarcophagus” inside the chamber, it too resonates at 440.

There's a difference between the modern 440 and the Pythagorean 432 cycles per second. Strange for the pyramid builders to encode their musical scale according to our definition of the length of seconds.

The sacred geometry the flower of life is a perfect 3 part harmony F#maj, C#maj,A#maj in multiple octaves. Also interesting I decoded the sri yantra multiple levels of triangles at 180 cycles. It becomes 3 dimensional sound. Music, geometry and architecture go hand in hand, the frequency resonates with the internal organs as well as its external environment&.

I tried playing it on my piano to see if the melody at 5:26 sounds the same (from bottom to top as shown in the chart at 5:03) And it actually sounds the same! This is legit! Haha I only tried the first 7 notes ( A C Cb D E E Eb) cuz I'm only using my phone to view this and I can't see the other notes if it was flat or sharp. I got confused with the chart at 5:03 because it shows the "TOP COURSE" first, instead of "BASE COURSE". It should be the other way around.

This music sounds like classical Egyptian music.
So this kinda proves that ancient music is mathematical based? Hm...

If the Egyptians wanted to leave a musical note than they would not make it so cryptic. Any structure can make a musical tone if u look for the right tones, and add a background beat to make it more appealing to the ears. Also any structure can have sacred geometry. A fence post, a pen, a car etc can have sacred geometry. Sacred geometry is already in all objects if u look at it the right way.

Could you please do a video on the Hundreds of thousands of mysterious African Rock Circle formations and Adams calendar? It's the most ancient of any human architecture, and I have yet to see a satisfactory explanation.
They have possibly the oldest sphinx and horace as well as connections to other ancient cultures.
Id love to see your take on it!

Pareidolia effect. Interesting hypothesis, but I couldn't imagine the ancients decoded pi. the speed of light, and the circumference of the Earth into the Pyramids, just to round it off with what sounds like a child randomly striking keys on a piano. The same argument probably could be made about tree rings, or the ripples on a potato chip.

My dogs went absolutely insane when the music began.

A-440 wasn't set until the early 20th Century. Before that, it was different. How does that figure into this? Thanks.

Very cool. I definitely envisioned some kinda of storytelling from it. Like there was a rise to a clash and fall then a slow re-progression.

Eerie.... It sounds like the pitch both increases and decreases at the same time, and at some point flips to decrease and increase at the same time.

How does this tie into your theory of the pyramids being water pumps?

Wow. The actual musical data is overwhelmed by someone's bad idea of stylization. I hope I can find the individual notes and their lengths somewhere else without trying isolate them out of this melange of noise; a droning bass, rhythm, and an absurd "Egyptian" drum track. There's so much extraneous noise it's impossible to know what the individual notes are as a single line of melody, which is exactly what we should be listening to, by itself. That single line might actually tell us something meaningful, while this "song" is just BS noise. We need the raw data to attempt to understand WHY this particular set of notes in this particular order had an important meaning to the builders. All of this astounding mathematical effort to expose this just got buried under a 16 tons of total nonsense, Thanks for at least giving me a place to start hunting for their intended reality... Fire that "composer/arranger" that just took a giant shit on history. Damn.

Fascinating study. Thank you for bringing that song to light. I wonder if a sound resonance study has been performed on the effects of the tapered walls and ceiling of the grand gallery. The stepped facets remind me of the Freznel lens in lighthouses, the design of which was to throw light great distances. I wonder if these steps may serve some similar purpose relating to resonance and sound vibration.

Great work as usual. It's an astonishing structure, not to mention all the aspects of it's ratio to that of the Earth in numbers, its geographical placement in the centre of the earth's landmass and how it lines up with many other ancient structures throughout the world. The numerological aspects are amazing as well as it's inner structure in terms of sound frequencies. It's a strong indication of Atlantis having been a worldwide civilisation, although it probably did still have had a 'centre' as Plato indicated.

Resonance is the key.

A @ 440hz is modern, what about 432hz true A? recalculate under 432?

Note that thick black line next to Campbell Tomb in the picture in 4:36 is pointing through Lion, the Sphinx to the Lion's Rock in Sigiriya, entering the Sigiriya complex via north-western corner.
Exactly same applies to a line from Ollyantantambo to Tiwanaku, and to line from Torino (45 04'15,65"N 7 41'8,18"E) to great ?pyramid in Xi'An (34 26'37,88"N 108 56'26,77"E).
If first was a tomb od Osiris(Hades), then maybe second is a tomb of Poseidon(Feathered Snake), and third is a tomb of Dzeus.

Yes!!!, I took notice of this when I decided to fully understand the mathematics within the pyramids.... the solfeggio.

Re all the math and geometry integrated into the pyramids, as well as integrating them into sound,frequency, vibration. . Like Tesla spoke about. It may show how it was built, ex. Cutting and moving blocks.

The music sounds like something you would hear in a jrpg.

3:57 The stones around the entrance of the Menkaure pyramid... interesting.

I thought the positions of the pyramids mirrored the positions of certain stars.
Remarkable indeed. The song is beautiful, and one could say as modern now as then.

The music sounds entirely credible as a composition. There is a deliberation to it that fits the theory.

Can this be applied to other golden ratio structures? All structures even?

I love Your videos but I have an issue with the 440hz. Natural tuning should be 432hz. In the last century 440hz was chosen as a weaponized version of tuning, and as this plays I can already feel an anxious feeling coming over me!

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I heard that the mosh pit at their concert was brutal.
This is the real deal, not a rehearsal. Do your best and don't screw it up.
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That song is creepy. It sounds unharmonious and caused me to feel uneasy. I wonder how music theory would explain its components.
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Maybe they were giant musical instruments...
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That Ancient Architects channel is a good one.
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Informative Comments part 2 follow:

There is an assumption to take inches as a measurement. The ancient who build this obviously didn't use inches, right?
Also A440 is called concert pitch but orchestras don't pitch like that. Pitch has many factors, hz is just the measurement to scale it.
Nice video tho, keep on diggin'

Maybe he meant pyramid inches and I wasn’t clear. I’ll double check.

The Great pyramid does not constantly maintain 68 Fahrenheit =20°Celsius. Inside the pyramid in the gallery are approximately 45°C =113 Fahrenheit! How do I know? I was inside the Great pyramid.

They should be played at the same time. Like the sound you hear on industrial sites.

432Hz is the natural start for A, according to centuries of human voice synthesis.The intervals in the scale have been altered slightly for convenience during composition. The theory that it was done to alter man kinds' destiny by some sinister illuminati, isn't considered valid by many musicians.
That pyramid tune was in no way compelling. Even fully suspended disbelief does not permit the idea that anyone would go to such phenomenal lengths to inscribe the landscape with such a pitiful dirge. Either the counterpoint interpretation is utterly hapless, or the whole idea is missing some kind of decoding cipher.

Wouldn't this apply because you do one thing so it equals another? If the geometry of the earth and distance to the sun are built into it then time becomes built in by default. It is just a matter of working out what was purposely done and what was arrived at by default.

The Sumerians used it already, and surprisingly there are 43200 seconds in a day...

While their days were 24 hours you find it weird they would measure seconds the same?

It's a ratio so they probably just played it as a comfortable rate for our hearing. You can play it faster or slower if you want.

Unless there is a key ratio that they have discerned the timing from.

All our present day measurements/weights/distances relate to the sun, so why wouldn't theirs?

According to Christopher Dunn, the Kings Chamber is also perfectly tuned to resonate at 440... And when you strike the granite “sarcophagus” inside the chamber, it too resonates at 440

Couldn’t that be something to do with other information? It just feels very uninteresting as a music structure. There is little compelling reason for this “song”. The rest of the pyramid structure is so amazingly perfect and beautifully put together that this mono-tone structure to the music feels a little strange and novice like. I’m not saying it wasn’t planned but maybe it has another deeper purpose.

Need to look into harmonics, vibration, light energy, electromagnetic energy, and that's just to start. Look up mercury uses for technology use, heat/electromagnetic energy.

432 is the more perfect musical tone. 440 is just what humans decided to use early in the 20th century. Some musicians tune to 432 because it's more pure.

Video from 1989, host Stan Tenen, called geometrical metafors of life.

Awesome.. Is there a message in the Music?

If it was intentional to sound like that, it is definitely more abstract. Ancient music in different cultures can be abstract if you were to compare it to today. Also this only presents the melodic side of it, not the rhythmic side of it.
Some parts of the melody have a Egyptian vibe to it but some not. It seems not intentional and more random.

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Cool thread, thanks for posting.

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Cool thread, thanks for posting.

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