Zep Tepi – Part 3: Vortex in the Void
Written by Goro, November 6, 2017
Things are moving very fast right now and we are trying to keep up…
The latest revelation: Assassin’s Creed Origins, one of the big pieces of the puzzle in our Zep Tepi series, anticipated the discovery of the void inside the Great Pyramid which was announced on November 2nd only days after the video game’s debut (Oct 27).
Nov 02 Cosmic rays reveal mysterious void in Great Pyramid
Nov 6, 2017 ‘Assassin’s Creed’ predicted the new pyramid chamber discovery
Just days ago, scientists found a previously undiscovered chamber inside the Great Pyramid of Giza. As it turns out, the makers of Assassin’s Creed: Origins had the jump on them. As Kotaku‘s Stephen Totilo notes, the space itself is already built into the game, which came out almost a week prior to the findings getting published. We already knew that the Egypt-set title is a stickler for historical accuracy, but this is on a whole other level.
Here is a critical detail:
According to the game’s creative director Jean Guesdon, the Origins team had been consulting Jean-Pierre Houdin’s disputed theory of the pyramids’ construction. In 2007, Houdin argued that the structure had been built from the inside out using a spiralling ramp, which was contrary to the idea that the builders had raised stone blocks up an external slope. In anticipation of the secret compartment getting unearthed, the devs went ahead and put it in the game anyway. Lo and behold, their gamble paid off.
If you’ve already explored The Great Pyramid in Origins, you’ll have stumbled across the antechambers filled with treasures. If not, you can find them through a small gap in the pyramid’s King’s Chamber that leads to the two large rooms. In reality, scientists have no idea what, if anything, is inside the 30-meter void.
Here’s from a 2007 National Geographic article about Jean-Pierre Houdin’s theory mentioned by the game developers:
Apr 2, 2007 Great Pyramid Built Inside Out, French Architect Jean-Pierre Houdin Says
Ancient Egyptians built the 480-foot-high (146-meter-high) Great Pyramid of Giza from the inside out, according to a French architect.
Based on eight years of study, Jean-Pierre Houdin has created a novel three-dimensional computer simulation to present his hypothesis. He says his findings solve the mystery of how the massive monument just outside Cairo was constructed.
The 4,500-year-old tomb of Pharaoh Khufu, he concluded, was built using a ramp that spirals around the pyramid’s interior 30 to 45 feet (9 to 14 meters) behind the exterior surface […]
If interested in learning more, you can watch a nice documentary on his discovery on Youtube:
[Jean-Pierre Houdin’s Great Pyramid construction theory]
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4
Why is this important? Because an internal spiraling ramp/stair is exactly what we see on the cover of the other “Origin” we’ve been discussing – Dan Brown’s novel Origin! Released just weeks before Assassin’s Creed Origins in early October…
[Dawn Brown’s new novel Origin released on Oct 3]
And remember the churning/spiraling rod – a spacetime vortex – aka “stargate” discussed in Part 2?
That’s what we are (still) dealing with, the Stargate, at the core of what’s underway in reality right now.
I would say that based on the multicontextual patterns Houdin’s theory may still be fully or partially correct, or at least still relevant, even though there was no spiral showing up in ScanPyramids’ result. Hopefully after millennia of silence the void will finally shed light on the mystery of the pyramid’s construction and its existence soon.
There are other clues already foreshadowing what’s coming…
Expect the unexpected. It’s Giza. A riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. When it decides to reveal secrets. It’s a cosmic event. Reality itself pays attention.
The whispers are telling us we must go back to the Origin – Zep Tepi or “Atlantis” – to find out more.
The spiral is a “stargate” opening up to unite our world and the underworld of Osiris. More on this in Part 4, after which you won’t see the recent big events in the same way again.
P.S. The “holographic Giza” theme is alive and kicking as well. From the same National Geogrophic article:
“I am completely comfortable with this theory,” Houdin said in a telephone interview from Paris. He was in the French capital on Friday to show the simulation to 400 spectators wearing 3-D goggles. […]
Virtual Pyramid: Houdin and French computer-imaging firm Dassault Systemes spent two years building a computer model to test the hypothesis.
“We have done it in the 3-D world,” he said. “The virtual pyramid is the same as the [real-life] Giza pyramid.”
To be continued…
