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The Sphinx is purported to have been built around 2500 B.C., however with all the recent research surrounding it there is finally a growing number of scientists and archaeologists willing to believe that this date is false. The structure is also a marvel of engineering. Standing 66 feet high and over 240 feet long, this great monument of ancient times faces due east to catch the first rays of the sun (and the first sight of the rising constellations in the night sky.) Time and weather have taken their toll, however and the entire structure is heavily eroded by what can only have been water. When did it rain heavily in the Sahara? Far more than 4000 years ago. It has been estimated that the last period of heavy precipitation occurred over 8000 years ago. The Sphinx shows signs of very heavy rain erosion, meaning that it had to have been standing in the pouring rain for a great many years. While scientists argue about the date of its building, let's discuss another topic just as fascinating.

Back in the earlier part of this century, Edgar Cayce, the "Sleeping Prophet" did several readings stating that in the period that we are currently in (the late 1990's) a chamber beneath the Sphinx would be found by a few "initiates" of the day. Within this chamber would be found the entire recorded history of Atlantis and of early Egypt. This Hall of Records would bring to light a whole new history of humankind, shattering the long-held beliefs of our present civilization. Cayce's timeline of the building of the Sphinx and of The Great Pyramid corresponds to the present research of, among others, Graham Hancock, Robert Bauval, and John Anthony West. This date of approximately 10,000-12,000 years ago was the same time-frame Cayce gave for the final destruction and evacuation of Atlantis. The Atlanteans fled to many areas of the world, including Egypt, North America, and South America. But is there a chamber below the Sphinx?

 

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