The three stars in Orion's Belt do not merely represent an alignment with the three pyramids on the Giza Plateau. All of these represent the Sirian Trichotomy (Osiris, Isis and Horus), being the three stars: Sirius A, B and C (technically or Sun, Sol), which, contrary to conventional science, were formerly unified into the Osirian Trinary Stellar System, our former system composed of these three stars and eleven planets. The Constellation of Orion acts as a 12,000-year time clock to gauge the periodic arrival of the Sirius Binary in a great transversion, the Sirian-Solar Reconvergence, an extinction level event precipitated when the two halves penetrate through each other. This is why Plato said that the Great Pyramid was constructed to determine the arrival of Sirius, the Great Dog Star, the missing half of our Solar System. The two parts split in half due to the celestial dynamics produced by the Nebula Discontinuity Event of our original paternal star, Sirius B (Osiris/Orion), which was at the end of its Red Giant Star phase, a cool burning helium star. This event also created the Local Compression Bubble.
Hence, the Great Pyramid is Sirius B (Osiris/Orion); the mid-pyramid is Sirius A (Isis); and the smaller of the pyramids is Sirius C (Horus, our Sun). This Sirian Trichotomy is actually the “Sacred Triad” in pagan religion throughout the world, being the Great Father Begetter God (Sirius B); the Great Mother Goddess of the Gods (Sirius A); and the Great Child/Hero God (Sirius C, our Sun).
When Orion reaches the zenith of its ascent, then the Sirian-Solar Reconvergence will commence, generating a new cosmo-cataclysmic event wiping our global technoculture off the face of the Earth. Remnant post-catastrophic survivors will be catapulted into a Neobarbaric Age to begin the slow and incremental process of re-civilization all over again, until the next 12,000-year Sirian-Solar Reconvergence.
2006-11-19 21:25:41
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answered by . 5
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The Sumerians thought of Orion as a sheep constellation. We do not have the complete story of Orion the hunter surviving anywhere, perhaps he never existed as a person, perhaps he represents a generic hunter of ancient times or a man of the wilds.
There is a song by the rock band Jethro Tull about Orion on the album Stormwatch.
"Orion, won't you make me a star sign
Orion, get up on the sky-line
I'm high on your love and I feel fine
Orion, let's sip the heaven's heady wine"
The pyramids are laid out (if seen from above) in the shape of the three stars of the belt of Orion and the Nile is the Milky Way. Also the shafts in the walls of the pyramids correspond to the positions of these stars and align with them on certain days (well until the angle altered as the stars moved over the thousands of years since).
2006-11-19 21:00:19
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answered by monkeymanelvis 7
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The Pyramids at Giza are supposed to represent the stars in Orion's belt BUT if this is true then when was Orion last upside down? You have to turn the map the wrong way up to get them to fit and if they really represent the stars why didn't they put the pyrminds in the right order?
2006-11-19 21:00:32
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answered by xpatgary 4
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Egypt of course. I could go on all day about the alignment of the pyramids, the shafts in the Kings and Queens chambers etc etc.
Read "The Orion Mystery" . It'll blow your mind.
While you're about it check out the constellation of DRACO and see how that pertains to the temples at Angkor Wat circa 10500BC. Then the Sphinx and the constellation of LEO circa 10500BC. Allow for precession. How did they do it?
2006-11-19 20:50:20
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answered by Warlock Fiend 4
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My Gut Reaction Is Aliens Live Somewhere There
2006-11-20 00:32:52
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answered by savvy s 2
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Ya, that 'll do for 'something' as she asked
2006-11-19 20:51:36
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answered by Sid Has 3
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