Billy Carson reads directly from his book Compendium of the Emerald Tablets, written eight years earlier, to examine the claim that the Atlantean priest-king Thoth, rather than Egyptian laborers using copper chisels as some mainstream archaeologists have suggested, built the Great Pyramid at Giza. He contrasts this account with the Emerald Tablets' description of Thoth spending long ages gaining wisdom in an ancient temple before reaching what the text calls the Halls of Amenti beneath the Giza plateau. Carson explains passages describing Thoth learning to transfer his consciousness into newly fashioned bodies, kept in rejuvenation chambers, allowing him to walk among people without being recognized as anything other than human. He connects the Halls of Amenti to a similar chamber he says exists at Saqqara and argues these underground spaces are linked by a network the text calls a portal. Carson presents the material as coming from a text with a documented, if disputed, provenance rather than treating its claims as proven history.
Topics: Emerald Tablets, Thoth, Great Pyramid, Halls of Amenti
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