Hi Courtney,
I've been studying the pyramids for more than 30 years and I think there is a lot of evidence that when all (about 3,000) of them were up and running, they provided a free energy source for all kinds of movement around the planet. . . Have you or the remote viewers seen any thing on this subject? Thanks in advance for all your work.

Since there was some contention regarding Ra Law of One following the last project, and to settle my own curiosity, I tasked someone with the following target:

"Remote view the first building of pyramids in Egypt (claimed as 11,000 years ago by "Ra"). Describe the original planners and the main intended purposes of the structures. "

Whether entirely correct or not I found the results interesting.

We see some skulls drawn, the word despot, plagiarism, public relations, "the difference between a heroic leader and a despotic leader is how their propaganda is made", "people are resources", "do not accept at face value" ,"the best way to get kids to listen to your story", and so on.

it goes to show that all channeling should be questioned but not all channeling is bad.

My understanding [based on all the Farsight Remote Viewing and Engineering data] is that the Pyramids were primarily focused on affecting the "Beliefs" of Humanity.

Their design does show (imo) that they did generate energy. They seemed to channel Electricity through the Limestone, create resonances which split water, which was burned to create an oscillator which then pulled in Etheric Energy.

The argument against them being some type of Energy device for wider society is that you don't see any evidence of an Electricity grid. That is, either wired or wireless. And it is all too beautiful in appearance to be what we would call "Industrial".

If (surely they did) have power generation, then I think it would have been done somewhere else in a setting less dramatic. And more Industrial.

Generally, the Farsight Remote viewing points to a Society that was pretty oppressive, certainly in Egypt. We don't have any Remote Viewing to say what life was like in an average house. Did they have a big-screen TV and a Gameboy, for instance. I think not but happy to be proved wrong.

My sense is that we are more fortunate now.

For as wise as the gods were many of them seemed to enjoy murder and sacrifice a little too much. Take the Aztec god Huitzilopochtli for instance, who supposedly led the people from Atzlan, a land of utopia, and helped foster a warring people with a great city of temples. It was said that when a rivaling neighbor people let a daughter visit their temples as a gesture they were later invited only to discover that she had been sacrificed to the God who was wearing her skin, which then led to a war. All in all nice guys though.