Since the release of my first non-fiction book, Before the World Was Lost: A Journey to Eden, in December 2018, I’ve decided to write more in-depth on subjects that I lightly touched on.
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/before-the-world-was-lost-karisa-delay/1130115765?ean=9781936307463
One topic in particular, which has opened many conversations because it’s just amazing, is the blip of information in Chapters 6 and 7 about the shape of pyramids and the correlation of how we position ourselves in prayer. I didn’t give it enough page space in the book, but I shed some light on the topic in my first YouTube channel video titled ‘God’s WiFi Signal’ to help give more information.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6TxQV-2zFoU
The more I talk to people about this subject, the more exciting it becomes for me with researching future projects.
There is a challenge explaining a topic seemingly unconnected like spiritual prayer or meditation, along with archeology structures to a generated energy known as torsion field energy. It’s hard to show a relationship to each of these without people thinking you’re full of yourself for trying to explore new theories. The fact is, we are intelligent, but we have yet to understand everything this world has to offer. With the perspective we don’t quite understand all the words used in the book of Job in the Bible, we still can’t agree with the accurate equilibrium of carbon dating, and men continue to uncover things once thought to be jokes within the scope of science.
Quick note: This blog will have me jumping from one thing to the next. Stay with me, and I promise to bring it all together in the end.
For example, the energy that is considered theoretical by most scientists, torsion field energy, is the one thing that ties this blog together with prayer and pyramids. I don’t hesitate to explore this amazing power hypothesis in connection to the Bible and the structures built in ancient times.
To recap, this energy is described as twisting energy that occurs within and emanates outside the earth’s surface. As well, it has been tested that it could occur within human beings. The twisting effect is described as a helix shape like that of a DNA strand that winds in a spiral manner. The shape is formed by the positive and negative alternating charges found naturally in our earth’s layers and inside our bodies. The following images may help.
Several men tried explaining the power of this energy. Russian scientists have written a multitude about this subject, stating that these energy fields are created when something spins with momentum, including particles. Theories state that this energy’s strength wouldn’t break down as it traveled through space, and it’s calculated to be faster than the speed of light.
In the book, I link torsion energy that was recently measured atop a pyramid-like structure in Bosnia to the Tower of Babel’s possible location. Explaining that Nimrod built the Tower in the city, later called Babel, to harness this energy to speak to God to state their claim as a people (Genesis 11). He didn’t build a massive tower in the other cities he ruled over; he built a specific spot. He knew the secret to harness this energy, and I feel the Bible can explain how through a linear theme that Jesus later brought full circle for us to understand.
Did the ancient people in the Old Testament understand that God’s connection was only found in certain places? Not his power, the connection to him directly.
In Genesis, we learn that Adam and Eve lost their constant connection to God’s presence after the Fall. Yet, we are told that God spoke with several after the gates of Eden were hidden, including Cain, Noah, Abraham, Jacob, and so on throughout Old Testament times, and again from the clouds after Jesus’s baptism. Yet, in Exodus’s book, God gave Moses specific instructions for building a tabernacle with a sanctuary where God could dwell among the people.
What differed inside the tabernacle? Specifically, the Holy of Holies, where God dwelt.
God gave Moses detailed instructions about the layout, the materials, and the colors of the tabernacle. Plus, the Israelites were made to carry the tent throughout the wilderness journey to be set up where they landed for a time. These ancient people had to learn how to be physically, mentally, spiritually clean, and practice eating clean (Kosher) to enter the tabernacle. All this, plus the 613 laws/commandments given in the Torah, were put in place to help reboot the Israelites habits formed from the Babylonian and the Egyptian rituals these chosen people had practiced for 400 years in bondage.
https://www.kingjamesbibleonline.org/Exodus-Chapter-25/
We know that the tabernacle wasn’t the only way to speak to God directly. Moses spoke with God high atop the mountains on several occasions, yet he later wasn’t permitted to enter the Holy of Holies.
A little over 400 years later, Solomon built something almost identical to the layout…twice.
The ancient people were not stupid or lacking an understanding of the Gods. Every culture has a foundation in God(s) they follow. Adam and Eve didn’t lose their knowledge after eating the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil. The people of ancient Israel lost their understanding of how to reconnect to their God after being in bondage to the Egyptians for many centuries. Even before that, the humans lost part of their understanding of Babel.
The tower at Babel was like a ziggurat (a geometric step-pyramid, much like the Mayan temples of Central America). For those who don’t have the Biblical timeline memorized, Babel was way before Moses and the Israelite slavery in Eygpt.
As mentioned before, Nimrod, the ruler of the city, later called Babel, was the ruler of many cities. Yet, he built the tower in a specific location and a specific design. A design his ancestors would have knowledge of and possibly passed along.
Much like the temples built to God’s standards in the Bible, the dimensions seem very important throughout the scriptures. Biblical temples were laid out with the Holy of Holies, where God dwelt among the people, inside the veil with the Ark of the Covenant (up until Solomon’s second temple). Which would also lead us to believe the pitch of the tabernacle would also be important. The next image is what we think of when we think of a tent overlay.
Why would God make it flat? Structurally, if you’ve ever built a blanket fort in your living room, you know flat, heavy blankets cave it to the top regardless of how much you reinforce it. I’m making the key point not to argue the pitch of the portable temples but to give light that this part of the detail wasn’t exactly given to us in the text. Below, I will give you a link for more information on the optional shape of the tented area. I do not know the person who came up with this theory, but I find his mathematical findings quite fascinating.
http://project314.org/betzalel-story/the-discovery
To move on and not make this blog a book, we will live outside the box and say the sheets that draped the tabernacle formed more of a cone-like or possibly a pyramid-like shape. Which would allow water to trickle off (not that rain was abundant in the dessert), allow for air to move out through the top, and keep it from caving inward.
Why is the shape important? The following images show you how energy flows throughout shapes. I explain this in my YouTube video that I linked earlier.
The Pyramids (not just those in Egypt) and the Mayan Temples are central places where ancient cultures practiced their most sacred religious ceremonies or buried their most important people. Giving the image that as you ascend toward the top, you get closer to God, and as I said, the ancients weren’t stupid.
In Genesis 28, we are told about Jacob’s dream of the ladder that had angels ascending and descending. Most scholars theorize this stairway image toward Heaven was much like a ziggurat temple with God at the top. In this story, Jacob’s realizes this when he awoke from the dream,
Genesis 28:16
16 And Jacob awaked out of his sleep, and he said, Surely the LORD is in this place; and I knew it not.
17 And he was afraid, and said, How dreadful is this place! this is none other but the house of God, and this is the gate of heaven.
Jacob didn’t know he could tap into Heaven in a place so dreadful. Later we read in the New Testament, Jesus referenced this story,
John 1:50-51:
50 Jesus answered and said unto him, Because I said unto thee, I saw thee under the fig tree, believest thou? Thou shalt see greater things than these.
51 And he saith unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Hereafter ye shall see heaven open, and the angels of God ascending and descending upon the Son of man.
Stating that Jacob’s vision would come upon them all and later the rest of the world. We can’t all fit in one area at once, but we can spread across the earth as personal temples of God. Jesus constantly referenced the Old Testament stories and how he was the fulfillment of bringing the Kingdom of Heaven to Earth, and he was the way to the Father in Heaven.
He didn’t pause to pick only the Jews. He offered this to both Jews and Gentiles.
So how does this connect to the pyramid shape, prayer, and torsion energy? As promised, I would jump around but come back to explain.
From the beginning, God left a way for his people to reach him even after the Fall. Examples of the faithful who knelt in prayer and would often offer sacrifice carry throughout the scriptures. The Old Testament mentions Solomon rising from his knees after giving thanks to God, and that Daniel went to his knees 3 times a day in prayer…in the New Testament, Simon Peter fell to his knees before Jesus confessing himself a sinner…and Paul, in a portion of his letters to the Ephesians, he expressed a deep spiritual sermon calling the people to repentance saying,
Ephesians 3:14
14 For this cause I bow my knees unto the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,
There is a significance to kneeling in prayer, and the early ancient people understood this as concentrated energy needed to form the connection. To harness the Earth’s energy with their own to bind and obey the laws God set for us to communicate with him fully.
When we kneel in prayer or mediate in a lotus pose, we bring our bodies close together. We pull our own physical vibrating energy into a concentrated shape, forming a ziggurat or pyramid shape.
How many times have you submitted yourself in prayer on your knees? Do you feel the difference?
I am not saying we cant feel prayer when we are standing or walking. What I am trying to express is the signal is stronger when we take to our knees.
In the 1950s, a Russian astrophysicist observed energy output waves similar to how torsion field energy is described. In the 90s, his secret research was brought to light and included experiments with the human mind regarding energy.
These studies found that human thoughts could generate these unique waves and that it was the emotional thoughts that triggered the equipment for higher readings.
This shouldn’t be surprising. When we walk into a room, we can feel the people’s energy inside, and the more people are unified in emotion, the stronger we feel it.
To make it more amazing, think about what the Bible says about our own bodies,
1 Corinthians 6:19,
19 What? Know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own?
We are temples, spread across the world, just like Jesus said would happen. He left us the Holy Ghost so we could keep our connection.
The ancients built square structures, we’ve seen the remnants throughout the ruins, but they built pyramids for their dead pharaohs, received commandments, and built altars on top of mountains. Today we see church steeples, obelisks on top of sacred markers, and modern landmarks that embody a pyramid’s shape.
The world has listened and multiplied across the land, and we are ready to embrace this power again. We don’t need to jet across the globe to find a sacred grove where God once was; we only need to take to our knees to find where he is right now.
