Let's discuss the Sphinx
1 2018-06-03 by tobibuk
The sphinx is one of the world's bigest enigmas. Why was it built? When was it built? Who built it?
Egyptologists link the sphinx to Khafre, giving it the same age as the great Pyramid, around 2580 BC. But we can all agree that Egyptologists have their own agenda and act very secretively. They don't encourage more research on the Pyramids or the Sphinx. Most of the times they don't even allow it. Zahi Hawass is head of the egyptologist and he defenitely is a weirdo, who is not open for discussion: https://youtu.be/8Ziu2ygE_Wc He did not even know about Gobekli tepe and does not believe in radar: https://youtu.be/q4NnCAZcxHg
Anyways, there are more theories about the age of the Sphinx. I know some of you have read Graham Hancock's books and know about the water erosion theory. Water erosion theory according to Wikipedia:
"From his investigation of the enclosure's geology, Schoch concluded the main type of weathering evident on the Sphinx enclosure walls was caused by prolonged and extensive rainfall.[1] According to Schoch, the area has experienced a mean annual rainfall of approximately one inch (2.5 cm) since the Old Kingdom (c. 2686 – 2134 BC), such that, since Egypt's last period of significant rainfall ended between the late fourth and early 3rd millennium BC,[6] the Sphinx's construction must date to the 6th or 5th millennium BC.[7][8][9]"
The last part of the text from wikipedia states that the construction MUST date to the 6th or 5th millennium BC. This is however not true, because it means that the Sphinx is AT LEAST more than 8000 years old.
Graham Hancock and John Anthony West theorize the Sphinx was built around 10.500 BC.
Back to the questions, why was it built? Egyptologist say it is a depiction of Pharaoh Khafre. However, Bauval and Graham Hancock theorize that the Sphinx's lion-shape is a reference to the constellation of Leo, because they think the Sphinx was built around 10,500 BC. The sun was in the constellation of Leo at that time.
Yet another question we cannot answer for sure..
I thought it might be fun to discuss this strange structure. Who built it and why? When was it built?It is said that there might be a chamber inside of the Sphinx. What could be in there?
104 comments
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-06-03
https://xp.reddit.com/r/mudfossils/comments/6xyf2s/i_mean_anyone_else_have_a_better_explanation_for/?st=JHZ59L6E&sh=af2d0858
1 danielsaid 2018-06-03
That's a cool theory but I'm not sold, not nearly enough evidence to counter the evidence for it being natural stone that was carved
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-06-03
And the Egyptian gov will never let us do that research.
1 Charred_Ice123 2018-06-03
Nah, Napoleon is well documented ordering his men to shoot at the nose
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-06-03
Lol sure "well documented" you got photographs?
1 Charred_Ice123 2018-06-03
So credible stories from history is less credible than your half-assed comparison between a mummy and the sphinx's face? C'mon now
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-06-03
Eh believe what you want. I've found enough reason to disagree with the "authorities "
1 ehll_oh_ehll 2018-06-03
1 AlvinItchyCock 2018-06-03
Could you give a little more detail on what exactly that theory is?
1 Celticfromcanada 2018-06-03
Joe rogan has great recent podcast with robert schoch on this very topic. Ik many people here view him as a sell put or what not but he has always been very open minded on this topic in particular.
1 Digglord 2018-06-03
Also his podcasts with Graham and Randall Carlson are great.
1 weed-bot 2018-06-03
Pretty sure that's not an organic opinion that people actually have; it's a forced meme spread by shills to discourage watching him because he's an impartial host who has a lot of dissident guests.
Outside of people who straight-up rant about shit (which does nobody any favours and won't convince anybody who isn't already in line with you) Rogan has gotta be the least sell-outy podcast I know.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
Also, where was it built? There's no evidence that the Sphinx was actually built where it sits today. Given the ancients' aptitude in moving large stones, it would have been quite plausible for them to have built it elsewhere and then moved it into place.
1 d8_thc 2018-06-03
This is not true, it's carved out of the bedrock it's sitting in.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
How do you know this for sure?
1 d8_thc 2018-06-03
It's literally attached to the ground.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
Have you inspected it with your own hands and eyes? Got any pics/video?
1 d8_thc 2018-06-03
Yes I have been to the Sphinx. I literally don't know how to continue this conversation - the Sphinx is extruding and was carved from the bedrock.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
Continue it with some empirical evidence, or just keep pulling wild claims out of the ether.
Looks like bricks to me.
1 d8_thc 2018-06-03
The bricks are restoration. It's body is bedrock.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
It's actually made out of lima beans.
Now we've both made unfounded claims with no supporting evidence.
1 pejanene 2018-06-03
No. You're a dumb shit who made a claim with no supporting evidence. He made a claim with supporting evidence and you're just an illogical tool who has an overly fragile ego and can't accept it.
1 OceanGrow31 2018-06-03
“Wild claims” lmao okay
1 --purge 2018-06-03
How do you know you weren't dreaming of visiting the Sphinx?
1 d8_thc 2018-06-03
😂
1 WaitTilUSeeMyDick 2018-06-03
Have you?
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
I'll take that as a no.
1 WaitTilUSeeMyDick 2018-06-03
Let's see your pics and videos? I don't see how that's the level of evidence he has to meet but you can post a random jpg. And you haven't even done that little.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
I asked first.
1 ehll_oh_ehll 2018-06-03
the guy you asked already replied saying yes 8 hours before you posted this.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
This is simply untrue.
1 ehll_oh_ehll 2018-06-03
Lul wut https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/8oafpg/lets_discuss_the_sphinx/e020p3x/
1 ehll_oh_ehll 2018-06-03
Dude you fucking replied to him what are you even on about?
1 russianbot01 2018-06-03
Just to be clear, are you saying they took it apart piece by piece and moved it, or it was moved in its entirety in one piece?
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
Probably 4 or 5 pieces.
1 LeDosh 2018-06-03
And where is your evidence for that? Do you have some photos or videos displaying seams where the pieces were put back together or are you pulling a wild claim out the ether.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
What’s the deal with everyone crying about evidence? If I had evidence this would be on /r/Egyptology and they’d teach it in schools. TPTB hide the evidence to obscure us from our true past.
What conspiracies are you interested in?
1 dothosenipscomeoff 2018-06-03
you're the one asking everybody for pictures of video you hypocritical dipshit.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
Ah I see, you’re here to attack the users of this sub.
1 ShaolinTechnique 2018-06-03
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bobp5OHVsWY
1 dothosenipscomeoff 2018-06-03
is that the Shaolin technique?
1 Flanbino 2018-06-03
No, you literally called someone out for lack of evidence above this thread. You are a twat.
1 stakesishigh012 2018-06-03
4 or 5 pieces? Why 4 or 5?
Why not 3 or 7?
You aren't supporting why you believe this at all...
1 HalfKneegrow 2018-06-03
you acknowledge we see bricks yet think there are 4 or 5 pieces?
one of the pics alone shows well over 50 bricks.
1 LurkPro3000 2018-06-03
It was carved, not built. Anyone with basic knowledge of geology and eyes can see that.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
Anyone with basic knowledge of geology and eyes can post the evidence.
1 LurkPro3000 2018-06-03
Here you go bro: http://www.crystalinks.com/sphinx.jpg
Obviously the arms of the Sphinx have been re-done.
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
That is indeed a picture of the Sphinx, but I'm not sure how it proves any of what you've claimed.
1 HasLBGWPosts 2018-06-03
You can see that it's attached to the ground ya dingus
1 BrettLefty 2018-06-03
A street light is attached to the ground and it wasn't carved out of bedrock.
1 HasLBGWPosts 2018-06-03
I don't see any bolts here
1 russianbot01 2018-06-03
Zahi Hawass is an obvious gatekeeper. Why are there unexplored tunnels still to this day below the Sphinx? He denied them for years, then just switched to 'nothing to see here'.
Also disappointing is there was something stolen opposite the boat they found underneath it on the other side. The two caverns were discovered and someone cleaned one out right away in an overnight thievery.
1 Avenkal19 2018-06-03
Zahi Hawas is one of the worst things to ever happen to human history.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-06-03
I personally think, that the Great Sphinx was originally Anubis.
1 danielsaid 2018-06-03
I think this is disinfo. I almost bought it myself, but the rock is too soft to have an anubis/jackal head in the Egyptian proportions. Also jackals face the other way :)
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-06-03
It may be too soft now, hence the laughable "restoration". But, back when it was originally done, the material could've been different or the was reinforcement. The proportions make perfect sense. It wasn't a lion, it clearly was a dog. The paws say it all.
1 khantzaey 2018-06-03
It was a lion. The tail overlap on the rear leg and the paws have been found on others
1 Charred_Ice123 2018-06-03
Also if you look at any traditional depiction of Anubis it looks radically different then the overlay OP provided. I watched an informative video going into in depth but cant seem to find it on youtube anymore
1 Ieuan1996 2018-06-03
What do you mean by jackals face the other way?
1 potatopants4 2018-06-03
The sphinx faces the east and anubis statues typically face the west. Guardian of the underworld faces the setting sun.
1 LumbarLiquidators 2018-06-03
Could you explain that date range? Don't know much about the topic of conflicting/alternative Egyptian history.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-06-03
The amount of erosion (ie. geological evidence) could not have happened if it's only ~5k years old.
1 LumbarLiquidators 2018-06-03
Thanks.
1 reallywidetree 2018-06-03
The system upstairs sometimes imo can resemble a lion with its fuzzy mane. Bet the sphinx was that. Gilgamesh.
https://imgur.com/a/ZZVDG8p
1 RonWisely 2018-06-03
I don’t understand what you’re trying to demonstrate with that link.
1 reallywidetree 2018-06-03
The deities of our mythologies/religions are allegories for physical manifestations of the creator. One of the manifestations appears similar to a lion head.
1 RonWisely 2018-06-03
I still don’t see how this relates to the images of the sky you linked.
1 reallywidetree 2018-06-03
They are images of the lion. If you look close you see squiggly trails emerging, like a lion's mane, among other oddities.
https://i.imgur.com/gpGCQEL.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/CGvm6cw.jpg
1 RonWisely 2018-06-03
You’re seeing something I’m not I guess
1 ask_about_my_hentai 2018-06-03
It's a fucking bunch of contrails, they were created by an airplane not god you absolute weapon
1 RonWisely 2018-06-03
I think you’re going off on the wrong person.
1 reallywidetree 2018-06-03
It's the absurdity of it all. You have to grasp the significance of what you're looking at. The scale, time frame, definitely not clouds or contrails, not really describable. God having a lion in a headlock is a pretty damn good description.
1 ask_about_my_hentai 2018-06-03
Those are contrails not god you absolute weapon
1 reallywidetree 2018-06-03
I thought so to at first but if you investigate further logic will dictate that these are not made by man.
1 wile_e_chicken 2018-06-03
It wasn't a lion. It was a jackal -- Anubis -- representing the Dog-star, Sirius. Sirius is our Sun's binary star. Their spiral orbit around each other as they both orbit the galaxy is responsible for the Great Year, as evidenced by the precession of the equinoxes. This is one of the very biggest secrets out there.
It's all here in this pamphlet: https://youtu.be/RVLYPixeuBY
1 Avenkal19 2018-06-03
That's a video.
1 wile_e_chicken 2018-06-03
It was a Family Guy joke.
1 Echo609 2018-06-03
Wouldn’t that make it a trinary start system? Sirius and small white drawf orbit each other.
1 wile_e_chicken 2018-06-03
Yes, actually. And there's supposedly a 4th in there as well. I struggle with the beat way to present this.
1 teh_cyborg 2018-06-03
Is Sirius Lucifer, the Light-Bearer?
1 wile_e_chicken 2018-06-03
Could be, hadn't thought of that.
1 TrigeredByEverything 2018-06-03
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7gEJeZOfpM&t=1s
1 Turpekal_Thrizz 2018-06-03
I thought hawass got fired? Is he back?
1 RemixxMG 2018-06-03
I like the theory that the Sphinx was altered from one material to another through alchemy. I dont really remember what it was about completely, just seeing the sphinx made me think of it.
1 Zenyx_ 2018-06-03
It might have been Ra, and likely made by the first settlers in Egypt. Or the first settlers in Egypt chose the area because they found the Sphinx.
1 BetaKeyTakeaway 2018-06-03
Would be great if Schoch (or Schock as he is listed at Yale university) would finally present a methodology and data to support his hypothesis.
So far we have to rely on his word, which is problematic.
1 gwoz8881 2018-06-03
Did you just listen to the joe rogan podcast episode about this?
1 Reality_is_a_scam 2018-06-03
There's somthing odd about the Sphinx image almost stirs up ancient lost ancient memory in a strange mystical way.
1 teh_cyborg 2018-06-03
I'm hypothesizing that the Sphinx, as many other ancient megalithic structures on Earth, was built by an earlier pre-diluvian advanced civilization. It is very much open for discussion whether this earlier civilization had some external origins. As of late, I'm entertaining the thought that this civilization might have been like the one described by Aldous Huxley in his book; "Brave New World," i.e. they were living in an advanced utopian society. It can be argued that this civilization was global. The reference of Atlantis certainly is relevant. This civilization may have destroyed itself by misusage of their technology. Their 'order' got corrupted over time and resulted in a large scale conflict. A thermonuclear war is definitely a possibility. To make things worse this caused great cataclysms on Earth; a Pole shift is suggested, which hurled the human species into an extinction level event. Another, yet again, external theory involves a 'rogue' body/planet, maybe even a 2nd Sun; as many other constellations do feature binary stars, the theory holds that there is a rogue body inside our solar system which makes a very long elliptical orbit around the Sun, some have claimed 3600 years, others claim the time it takes way longer. As this body makes its fly-by through our solar system, it could affect the planets gravitational pulls and could cause serious cataclysms and upheavals on Earth. If this 'body' has always been in our solar system or got 'pulled in' in some distant past, is also up for debate. Bode's Law holds that there 'should' be a planet between Mars and Jupiter, the area where we now find the Asteroid belt. After the supposed last Ice Age, the human species re-emerged and got 'rebooted.' The place where they converged and rebuilt civilization was the area of the Middle-East.
1 i_lost_my_password 2018-06-03
Your two narritives don't seem mutually exclusive. Also not really sure how what you're saying ties into the Sphinx other then 'old as fuck civ built it or rebooted civ built it'
1 teh_cyborg 2018-06-03
Yes, they aren't mutually exclusive. I would have to make a slight adjustment in the text to make this clear. I do speculate an old af (pre-dilluvian) civ built structures all over the world. After cataclysmic events, whether anthropomorphic or external or both, the survivors converged in the Middle-East and restarted civilization there. This 'rebooted' civilization, having much lost of their technology and knowledge, just refurbished these structures that were already in place. Many other cultures all over the world do tell the story how their megalithic structures were already in place, that they were 'built by the Gods.'
I also note that there might have been a 'break-away' civilization that avoided these cataclysms whether by taking refuge into the Earth, or by going into space. Who then, when the Earth was stabilized, went down/came out of the Earth and were seen and venerated by the survivors as 'Gods.' They then jumpstarted civilization with the goal of advancing human civilization to the point where they could recover their lost technology. This point being not so far off from the present day advancements.
1 teh_cyborg 2018-06-03
On why it was built, we can speculate for hours. We have the notion that these structures line up with celestial constellations (thousands of years ago that is,) as the pyramids seem to line up with the Belt of Orion, as does the Sphinx with Leo. Other structures like Angkor Wat also seem to allign with the constellation of Draco, as Graham Hancock suggests. There is belief that the 'Hall of Records' might be under the sphinx, or somewhere in the area of the Gizeh Plateau; ground penetrating radar has shown there are some huge structures underneath the sand.
Here you can see a rare picture of a 'hatch' on top of the head of the Sphinx. https://hiddenincatours.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Picture.png
1 tetragrammaton33 2018-06-03
Imo sphinx = lion = Leo = Rothschild crest.
They were endowed with whatever knowledge is hidden in pyramids and left to rule over us by a more advanced society and/or aliens...that's why their shield matches the sphinx.
Also Explains why Rockefellers (i.e Rothschilds) dominated the globe with fossil fuel oligarchy and then infiltrated all western education to assure that we would move into the future still dependent on oil (instead of understanding how pyramid technology can generate "free energy")...it keeps central banking viable, and keeps our species as a whole under the control of dependency on money and non-renewable energy.
It all comes together if you look at the research that talks about ancient African gold mines. Whatever free energy tech that existed seems to be highly dependent upon monatomic gold and/or superconductive material that is theorized to exist in the ark of the covenant. It also makes sense why Tesla's work was all burned by arson, that info can't be allowed to proliferate.
Humans were genetically engineered for slave labor by a higher species ("aliens") from the most advanced primates on earth at the time (as shown in the "genetic disk" which zachariah sitchin talks about) for the purpose of mining gold to help the higher species with whatever goal they had...then at some point they left earth after getting what they needed, leaving a small group of people (Rothschild dynasty) to control our species as a whole.
This makes the tale from bible/torah of moses escaping Egypt with the ark make lots of sense...they escaped with the key superconducting piece of the pyramid, and now that technology is "lost"/hidden...because if it were available, there would be no means to control us with banking/oil.
That may sound crazy...but when you consider how humans are the only species that seem unable to live in harmony with the rest of the planet...it sort of makes sense that we were artificially engineered to be here, and then left to our own devices.
It makes sense why there seems to be such a mountain of evidence regarding a small group of people controlling human progress through the ages...and why we still have no missing link in conventional evolutionary theory...maybe because there isn't one, and we aren't a natural part of evolution.
Probably crazy...but just how I view the whole pyramid thing
1 teh_cyborg 2018-06-03
Michael Tellinger has alot of information on the African continent. He talks about millions of old ruins, that seem like they were harvesting the 'energy' of the Earth through the usage of a specific stone, and a specific lay-out. But I'm sure you are aware of his work.
1 autoexec--bat 2018-06-03
The best explanation is that it was origially a statue of Anubis, the head got damaged and what remained repurposed/resculpted as human head. Here is short article with pictures. Recommennd reading it. http://www.ancient-origins.net/ancient-places-africa/depicting-man-or-beast-can-you-solve-riddle-great-sphinx-giza-007498/page/0/1 image ilustration: http://www.ancient-origins.net/sites/default/files/statue-of-Anubis.jpg?itok=CervJc5S
1 johnysmote 2018-06-03
The only thing I know about the sphinx is that it is composed of a man/angel, bull, eagle, and a lion. These are also the four holy creatures.
1 AlvinItchyCock 2018-06-03
I have seen the sphinx in person and it so obvious the head is too small and carved out of something else. The Pharaoh was just a dick and decided to put his face on an old existing statue.
1 TheAmazingEtc 2018-06-03
When you say things like:
That hurts everything that is said afterwards because there are a great deal of people who are archaeologists and linguists and historians and so on that are deeply invested in the study of antiquities and ancient cultures.
Then you go on to talk about some people who are highly questionable in their intentions and who use the "out there" approach to support themselves selling books and videos and gaining large followings of peolpe as if they are correct.
I will never in 1000 years understand this kind of reasoning.
1 KickedinTheDick 2018-06-03
Hawass no longer holds that position
1 WaitTilUSeeMyDick 2018-06-03
Let's see your pics and videos? I don't see how that's the level of evidence he has to meet but you can post a random jpg. And you haven't even done that little.