When we talk about pyramids, we often think of the Egyptian pyramids. In the minds of many people, the pyramid has become a symbol of Egypt. In particular, the Khufu Pyramid with the Sphinx has become a landmark architectural work of pyramids.
But what many people don’t know is that pyramids don’t only appear in Egypt. From the Mayans in America to Kailash in China, Borobudur in Indonesia, pyramids all appear. Even in the dark depths of the ocean floor, many giant pyramid buildings were discovered, their size even surpassing the Pyramid of Khufu. The existence of these underwater pyramids has sparked speculation about the ruins of Atlantis.
But it is true that the designs of pyramids around the world are not exactly the same, and they do not seem to come from the same civilization. This raises an interesting question: Why are pyramids so popular when they are not connected?
The pyramid is not only a symbol of human intelligence but also carries far-reaching functions and meanings. In different civilizations and eras, the role and symbolic meaning of the pyramid are also different.
In ancient Egypt, the pyramid was not only the tomb of the Pharaohs but also a symbol of the power and domination of the Pharaoh. These magnificent buildings not only commemorate the deceased king but also demonstrate their control over the people. Each stone of the pyramid is a reaffirmation of the power of the Pharaoh.
In the Mayan civilization, pyramids were considered places where religious ceremonies and sacrifices took place. The Mayans believed that by making sacrifices and performing rituals to the gods, they could receive protection and blessings from the gods. Thus, the Mayan pyramids became a passageway between humans and the gods, carrying with them the Maya’s reverence and awe for the order of the universe and the power of the gods.
However, these explanations do not cover all uses of the pyramid. The fact that no obvious burial sites or ritual remains have been found inside many other pyramids suggests that they may have served other functions.
In 1999, a group of Russian scientific explorers accidentally revealed a shocking secret. Their purpose was to conduct an investigation at Mount Kailash, but they suddenly discovered that those seemingly ordinary mountain peaks were actually five artificially built pyramids.
Unlike other pyramids, these pyramids resemble a giant mirror. But this discovery is only the tip of the pyramid iceberg. With further exploration, the expedition team discovered more secrets behind these pyramids. When the mirror shines on an object, time is distorted, as if the mirror were a mysterious time machine. This may be the secret hidden in these mirror pyramids. In the history of previous exploration, there have been many cases of explorers aging rapidly and dying after climbing Mount Kailash.
In 1987, an expedition team determined to climb Mount Kailash. At that time, Mount Kailash was not officially banned from climbing to the top, so they found a way to the top of the mountain. However, before climbing the mountain, local people warned adventurers not to deviate from the designated route. Because if you lose your way, the consequences will be more serious.
Next to the first pyramid, people often see a number of mysterious images that are so real that many consider them as entrances to parallel worlds. Perhaps what these images represent is not an unknown world but what might happen at some point in the future.
Based on this theory, scientists have found many previously unexplored pyramid sites. If we consider all of this just a coincidence, then these coincidences are too bizarre.
As a symbol of human civilization, the mystery of the pyramid has not yet been completely revealed. They remind us that despite rapid advances in technology, the search for ancient wisdom is never over.