>>11267593I thought this was an /x/ thread because it was a tesla thread, sorry. I don't have an /x/ thread, just saying if someone gleans psychic information about the pyramids, I would be interested to read what they say about it.
I still don't know wtf pyramids were for, but they seem to have strange mental effects when I try to remote view them or dream about them.
Once, I saw the steps on the great pyramid of giza as if they were frequency domains or steps that concentrated a certain kind of energy and amplified it to higher frequency as the wave traveled up the side of the pyramid. Its just speculation though.
The om mantra seems quite effective at getting some kind of resonant energetic effect from them, though I don't know if its necessary or just psychic placebo.
If they really are some kind of piezoelectric device, maybe the steps up the side alter the resonant frequency of each layer and act as some kind of frequency filter.
I can't say much about whatever it is you are into. I would suggest studying up on pranic energy and kundalini yoga if you are into mysticism, and want something hands on.
As to what tesla is really saying. I have encountered many mental phenomena which seem correlated to physical forces in nature, such imaginary electromagnetics producing imaginary electromagnetic fields which have mental properties which seem like they can interact with physical objects. The most I can get is a sort of mental radiowave sonar which produces very faint imagery below the threshold of conscious cognition.
Science studies everything external, yet refuses to turn its gaze inwards. Arguably, inner consciousness can only be accessed through self study, rendering most scientific instrumentation useless. Tesla was a proponent of the inner world, and claims that science could considerably advance if it studied non physical phenomena. Millions of humans in every generation have claimed such things exist, yet mainstream society, and science deny it.
