DID
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE DISCOVERED THE ELIXIR OF IMMORTALITY IN KEOPS PYRAMID ?
By Dr.Great Success
Why
King’s Chamber is so important ? Why is that so important for the Modern World
?
During the Centuries great Leaders and
army leaders, were looking for immortality. Although they considered themselves
Gods, which is opposite to their quest for immortality, their constant
obsession with immortality, never stopped. They were going and conquering new
territories and constantly quested for the strange Elixir. Many historicians
even confirm that their dominant motive in their constant conquering was
looking for Elixir and their “good” motive was their desire for more financial,
territorial & political power. Some of them didn’t even have “good” motive,
although the obvious facts that that didn’t look like that.
One of the most relevant examples if
this endless Quest for immortality was the Big Napoleone Bonaparte, who following
his far distant predecessor Alexander the Great, was questing and looking for
this Drink, device or whatever it was, for bringing him Endless Immortal life.
To Napoleon, Alexander the Great was
great inspiration and in many situations of high importance for his ruling, he
was emulating Alexander. Just as
Alexander was king of Macedon, hegemon of the Corinthian League, great king of
Persia, and pharaoh of Egypt, Napoleon was emperor of France, king of Italy,
mediator of the Swiss Confederation, and
protector of the Confederation of the
Rhine. It is also possible, had he succeeded in Russia, that he would
have been protector of a Northern Confederation composed of the Grand Duchy of
Warsaw (a possible precursor to a new Polish kingdom), Sweden, and Denmark.
Also as a great admirer of Alexander the Great, Napoleon created a new system
in Europe that in some ways mimicked the ancient Macedonian Empire.
By exploring the details of
Alexander’s life, he found out that Alexander was constantly obsessed by
Immortality, that additionaly convinced him and strenghten his quest on the
same topic.
On his way of following Alexander’s
steps a very strange episode occured. Actually more recent episode associated with the mysterious fate of
Alexander's remains took place in 1798, when Napoleon Bonaparte's armies
invaded Egypt through Alexandria. In the courtyard of the mosque that had once
been the church of St. Athanasius, standing inside a small open building, was a
handsome, heavy sarcophagus carved from a single block of rare, beautiful, dark
green breccia. It was decorated, inside and out, with Egyptian hieroglyphics.
Although it was being used as a cistern for worshipers' ablutions before
prayers, locals referred to it as "the tomb of Alexander." French
troops removed it and transported it to the hold of a French hospital ship. It
was said that they intended to bring it to Paris, where a monument to Napoleon
would be built around it, thus associating the latter with Alexander the Great
in much the same way rulers had done since Ptolemy first hijacked the funeral
cortege in southern Turkey.
But in 1801, the British
invaded Egypt and expelled the French. Antiquaries attached to the British
forces knew about the so-called "Alexander sarcophagus" from
travelers' writings. They searched for it specifically, removed it from the
French ship, and today the sarcophagus is not in Paris, but in London, on
display in the British Museum.
That episode didn’t prevent Napoleon
to follow Alexander’s steps and like him go and visit Keops pyramid and in the
pyramid visit and spent some time in King’s Chamber. In 1798 for exploring the
great pyramid, he took with himself archelogists, engineers, astrologists,
geometers, surveyors and other profiles of scientists.
This event is even more
misterious about Napoleon on his visit to the great pyramid. He asked to be
left alone in the King’s chamber. When he emerged, it was reported that he
looked visibly shaken. When an aide asked him if he had witnessed anything
mysterious, he replied that he had no comment, and that he never wanted the
incident mentioned again. Years later, when he was on his deathbed, a close
friend asked him what really happened in the King’s chamber. He was about to
tell him and stopped. Then he shook his head and said, "No, what's the
use. You'd never believe me." As far as we know, he never told anyone and
took the secret to his grave.
Alexander
the Great also spent some time in King’s Chamber and during that time he had
very strange evidence.
What these great Leaders saw in King’s Chamber ?
What these great Leaders saw in King’s Chamber ?
Did they see and realize the real goal of Great Pyramid
in Giza ?
Did they feel the power that was given to them by the
concentrated energy in King’s Chamber ? What evidence did they have ?
The
fact is that the King’s Chamber is located at the highest point of Great
pyramid, on the height where in the most simple models of handy made pyramid
strange energy is concentrated, that has strange nature and by which many
things can be done ?
The
fact is that, many archeologists were looking for mummy but they never found
body of pharaoh in Great pyramid, that later on was justified by the fact that in
the Great pyramid many artefacts were stolen.
No matter how it is, still one unanswered
question remains. Did Alexander & Napoleon in King’s Chamber witnessed the
Elixir of Immortality or they witnessed deeper evidence for this World ?
If that is so and it is obvious that
deeper evidence existed, still one question remains? Can we use the Power of
Pyramids and King’s Chamber nowdays for Mankind’s benefit and was it that
already done ?
Does a simple person can have benefits of it and not only Leaders ?
Does a simple person can have benefits of it and not only Leaders ?
Used sources:
http://www.gizapyramid.com/history.htm
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