Built first in ancient Egypt, the gateway to heaven, where operations to activate and govern the heavenly forces were the call of the day, the pyramids is an enigma for the modern human mind.

Standing majestically through 30 centuries, they have survived time and the arid desert climate of Egypt. What puzzles us today is—why were they built in the first place? Were they intended to be astronomical observatories? Or to preserve the bodies of deceased pharaohs? Or to harness cosmic energy?

A few years ago, while examining the body of an Egyptian princess excavated from a pyramid, researchers found that her skin cells were so well preserved that they were capable of restoring to Life even 3,000 years after her death. It is now believed that one of the major functions of pyramids was to harness the cosmic energies, which kept the pyramid interiors fresh and energized and hence the well-preserved mummies.

In the word 'pyramid', pyra means fire, the Universal Life Energy or cosmic force, and mid stands for middle. So a pyramid harnesses cosmic energy and preserves it in its bosom. Experiments and testimonials affirm changes in the mental, physical and emotional states of individuals after exposure to pyramid vibrations. These seem to affect the aura, which is a field of electromagnetic energy surrounding each object, living and non-living. The differences before and after exposure to pyramid vibrations have shown up in Kirlian photographs. There is a noticeable difference in the size and quality of the aura, the photographs being brighter and larger after exposure to pyramids.

Most ancient civilizations were aware of these properties of pyramids. Though not as accurate as in Egypt, pyramidal structures have been discovered in Mexico, South America, Himalayan valleys, China, Siberia, Central America, Cambodia, Africa, France, England and the USA.  In India, pyramidal shapes were combined with domes in temple architecture. The main idol was placed under a pyramidal rooftop to generate energy in the devotees. Unfortunately, with modern architecture shifting to the flattened roof concept, this unique science of harnessing unseen cosmic energies became obsolete, and with it the knowledge of pyramids.