Save the Heritage of Humanity
This is an appeal to all those concerned with monuments all over the world and especially in Egypt. Throughout history, sacred sites have been the focus of their communities, and while civilizations change, these sites are reborn within the changing beliefs. Archaeological excavations show that those sites have been built over and over with the sacred monuments of every passing civilization. The sites are eternal, while the buildings are temporary. These sites were deemed sacred because of their special harmonizing subtle energy qualities that produced spiritual experiences, irrespective of the presence of any monuments. The monuments were built to harbour the religious activities. They were designed to enter into resonance with the special energy quality of the place. However great the monument, it is always secondary to the place. Preservation of heritage should always consider the site as first priority before the building, and should always aim at restoring the special natural energy quality of the site before the building.
Here are three examples of mistakes that have been made in the name of preservation that we should try to correct and avoid in the future. This is not only for the preservation of our heritage, but mainly for our future on this planet.
1. The temples of Egypt have been moved from their sacred power spots and placed in safer higher areas to avoid the water from the new High Dam. Calculations regarding the sun and some other aspects were preserved, but the main subtle energy quality, which is the essence of the sacredness of the temple, has been lost. In the future, one should move them to power spots with a similar sacred energy quality. We can still correct past mistakes by using BioGeometry® to create a power spot with similar energy quality as the original in the sites of those relocated temples.
2. Moving obelisks and statues from their sacred spots is the same kind of mistake as relocating the temples. In Washington, Paris and Rome, they used the Egyptian obelisks to empower the main power spots that were the centres of subtle energy quality projection, needed for the prosperity of the city.
3. The transformation of the sacred lake in the Karnak temple in Luxor from a sacred natural water source on an energy power spot into a modern pool with tap water and continuous filtering and chlorination, is another huge mistake that robs the whole area of its sacred energy quality. One should find the source of pollution to the natural source and solve the problem there. If needed, BioGeometry can be used to restore the energy quality to the water.
