I'm not a religious man. But I'm also not for discarding ancient texts before their time - especially if they possess much we've yet to fully comprehend. All I can say about Genesis is that we are explicitly told of a time when the first human being - a man - was both male and female at the same time - and that at some point, something happened to this being where "he" decided to split up into two parts, whereas each half had what the other lacked.

As for how the Great Pyramid contains this, well, that's easy. At the present time, there are only two main chambers within the Great Pyramid: the King's Chamber, and The Queen's Chamber. Male and female…within one structure. One body. Us.

If we become the Pyramid, we save ourselves. That is what I feel the structure is trying (and has tried) to tell us over the centuries. The nice thing about the ideas above is that they aren't really new at all. They've been around forever and simply require an artist's touch to weave together. They also render the Pyramid's age, size, weight, and mass almost irrelevant. It is the implied symbolism and angles that matter. Seen under that light, the "Great" Pyramid could have been built only an inch high and made out of chocolate and the message would be the same. Of course however, having a huge stone structure makes it less likely to be stolen or destroyed.

In the end, Man is not known for his sense of introspection. He is known for reason, force, his lust for control, and war. Fortunately, like nightmares seeping away in the first kiss of the morning sun, old paradigms will fade. Our kind will embrace new ways of thinking and relating with one another, ones allowing us to become - or rebecome - as we once were. And when that day arrives, we will no longer require monoliths of stone to reflect our image.

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