Stargates, and Pyramid Crystals

[starseedtruth]

I have recently thought about the pyramids positioned all over the world. David Wilcock and others have done some work on various lesser known pyramids. I believe many of the pyramids are positioned at sacred centers of the earth to allow for proper energy or communication.

I recently started researching crystals after I saw a conference of Nassim Harramein at contact in the desert and at my local jewelry shop they have many "cystals" that are shaped like pyramids?

If the pyramids such as the pyramids at Giza are in fact an energy and communication system, could those smaller crystals be smaller "telephones" to higher dimensions etc. simply based off their geometric shape?

[booboo83]

Ancient civilizations had an understanding and connection with mother earth that is now lost to most of humanity.
Everything on Earth has an energy, and Earth itself has an energy much like we have an aura.
Some believe that this Earth energy which is closer to the ground than the electromagnetic field can be drawn down using the shape of the pyramid and those inside are in contact with mother earth via the earth energy.
Some scientists have even researched this by building different height conical structures and measuring different fields and waves within the structures compared to those outside, with intriguing results.
Ancient knowledge included the use of architecture, acoustics, scents, astrology plus many more to aid in the communication with higher/other realms and possibly beings.
I'd love to be able to go back in time and be a part of that incredible wisdom that came so naturally to our ancestors.

[starseedtruth]

I have always wondered those at remote parts of the world such as the aborigines if they have a greater understanding of our universe and our connection to it.

There is this ethnocentric idea that somehow because we have artificial lighting we aren't so primitive and are somehow more "civilized" but I think understanding ancient technology lends itself to the understanding that there is still so much to learn for us as an "advanced" culture.