Sacred turn of the plot!
A new provocative theory suggests that Eden’s original garden may not have a leg in Mesopotamia, more or less modern Iraq, as has been assumed for a long time, but rather in Egypt, under the great shadow of the great pyramid or giza much older.
Dr. Konstantin Borisov, a computer engineer, is shaking the biblical geography with a study published in the Archeological Discovery magazine, which affirms the famous paradise where Adam and Eve Once Folicked can flourish on Egyptian soil.
The Bible describes a river that leaves Eden that was divided into four branches: the Gihon, Pishon, Tigris and Euphrates. The scholars have assumed for a long time that Eden was in Iraq, home of Tigris and Euphrates.
But Borisov states that ancient rivers could also correspond to the Nile (Gihon), Euphrates, Tigris and the Indo River (P thaton).
“When examining a map of around 500 BC, it becomes clear that the only four rivers that emerge from the oceanus that surround are the Nile, Tigris, Euphrates and Indus,” Borisov wrote in his article.
And he does not stop there: the scientist affirms the sacred tree of life, which is said to bear fruit that gives eternal life, once he was close to the great pyramid.
He believes that the internal structure of the pyramid even imitates the shape of a tree.
“You cannot overlook,” he wrote, “the parts of charges in this simulation are organized in a way that creates several parallel branches that extend outward from the central line, creating a representation similar to a tree.”
Borisov pointed out simulations of 2012 that modeled the chamber of the king of the pyramid, showing that the loaded parts are grouped in the peak of the monument, producing light phenomena that resemble a bright tree.
“While it is emitted from the pyramid, the load parts collide with neutral nitrogen and oxygen atoms, which leads to its ionization, resulting in the release of photons, predominantly in tones of purple and green,” he wrote.
The “tree” in its simulation? It has five different branches, like the five beams in layers in the chambers of relief of the pyramid.
To reinforce his theory, Borisov resorted to ancient texts and medieval maps, including the worldwide mappa of the thirteenth century, which shows a circular land called by a mythical river called Oceanus. In the upper part of the map is the “paradise”, located next to the edge of the river.
The former historian Titus Flavius Josephus also supports parts of Borisov’s vision.
In Antiquities of the Jews (Book 1, Chapter 1), Josephus wrote: “Now the garden was watered by a river, which ran around the whole earth, and separated into four parts.”
Josephus also identified the four biblical rivers with real world equivalents: “Phison … running towards India, makes his exit to the sea … Euphrates too, as well as Tigris, lower the Red Sea … and Geon through” “Ancient Greek name for the Nile.
According to Borisov, that means we already have the clues we need.
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Even so, if you are right, the great pyramid of Egypt may not be just a wonder of the ancient world, it could be the last monument about survivor or biblical paradise.
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