Researchers have confirmed: Giant Ancient Egyptian underground Labyrinth exists

In 2008, an incredible ancient egyptian underground labyrinth has been found but the legendary discovery has been suppressed by mainstream history.

It can be easily considered as one of the greatest discoveries of Ancient Egypt, yet only a few know about the existence of the incredible underground Labyrinth of Egypt, believed to hold countless answers to history itself.

It is known how unique the pyramids of the Giza Plateau are, and everybody has been extremely fascinated about the enigmatic origin of these pyramids. Still, there are places in Egypt that are equally magical and yet less known to society.

A recreation of the giant underground labyrinth 

There are many discoveries beneath the surface of our planet which could potentially change the way we look at history itself. One of them is a forgotten world of underground chambers and tunnels that have remained unexplored for centuries. 

Mentioned in ancient texts and local legends, these mysterious chambers have been considered as a myth up until they were actually discovered.

The “Lost Labyrinth of Egyptˮ is without a doubt one of those incredible ancient sites that are a lost jewel in today’s history.

“This I have actually seen, a work beyond words. For if anyone put together the buildings of the Greeks and display of their labours, they would seem lesser in both effort and expense to this labyrinth. Even the pyramids are beyond words, and each was equal to many and mighty works of the Greeks. Yet the labyrinth surpasses even the pyramids.ˮ Herodotus (Histories, Book, II, 148)

This mysterious underground complex of caverns and chambers is believed to hold the secrets to mankind’s origin. It is also thought to hold sacred ancient text from the lost civilization of Atlantis. It was described by authors such as Strabo and even Herodotus who had the opportunity to visit and record the legendary labyrinth before it disappeared into history.

According to writing by Herodotus I, IV century BC, the labyrinth was “situated a little above the lake of Moiris and nearly opposite to that which is called the City of Crocodiles”. (Histories, Book, II, 148).

The labyrinth (as it has been called by some in the distant past) is said to be an extraordinary underground complex where the present civilisation could find details about unknown civilizations in history, great empires and rulers that lived on the planet before history as people know it today, began.

“When one had entered the sacred enclosure, one found a temple surrounded by columns, 40 to each side, and this building had a roof made of a single stone, carved with panels and richly adorned with excellent paintings. It contained memorials of the homeland of each of the kings as well as of the temples and sacrifices carried out in it, all skilfully worked in paintings of the greatest beauty.”

Based on the descriptions of ancient texts such as those from Herodotus, and others who visited the magical labyrinth in the distant past, a XVII century german jesuit scholar called Athanasius Kircher, created the first pictorial reproduction of the enigmatic labyrinth just as Herodotus described it.

“It has twelve courts covered in, with gates facing one another, six upon the North side and six upon the South, joining on one to another, and the same wall surrounds them all outside. There are in it two kinds of chambers, the one kind below the ground and the other above upon these, three thousand in number, of each kind fifteen hundred. The upper set of chambers we ourselves saw.ˮ

According to these authors, the underground temple consists of over 3000 rooms which are filled with incredible hieroglyphs and paintings, the enigmatic underground complex was located less than 100 kilometers from Cairo, at Hawara.

There, in 2008 a group of researchers from Belgium and Egypt arrived to investigate the enigmatic underground complex, with the aid of ground penetrating technology which was used to study the sand in hopes of finding and solving the mystery behind the mysterious underground complex. The Belgian-Egyptian expedition was able to confirm the presence of the underground temple not far from the Pyramid of Amenemhat III. Without a doubt, the expedition stumbled upon one of the most incredible discoveries in the history of Egypt, and they did not even need to excavate in order to confirm the finding.
 
This amazing discovery has been tucked away from society and no one has been able to understand why. The results of the expedition where published in 2008, shortly after the discovery, in the scientific journal of the NRIAG and the results of the research were exchanged in a public lecture at the University of Ghent, which media from Belgium attended.

But the finding was quickly suppressed since the Secretary-General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities (Egypt) put a hold to all further communications about the discovery due to Egyptian National Security sanctions.

Louis de Cordier, the lead researchers of the expedition waited patiently for two years for the Supreme Council to acknowledge the findings and make them public. But regrettably, it never happened. In 2010, de Cordier opened a website, Labyrinth of Egypt in order to make the discovery available to the entire world. 

Even though researchers have confirmed the existence of the underground complex, major excavations need to take place in the future in order to explore the incredible finding. 

It is believed that the treasures of the underground labyrinth could hold the answers to countless historic mysteries and the ancient Egyptian civilization. The only question here is… why has this incredible and historical discovery been suppressed by governments?

It certainly raises questions on how many more places like this exist on Earth?







yogaesoteric

January 17, 2018

 

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