Wrocław, Poland 29 01 2023
FINAL CALL
We, members of the international project Mission Pharaoh, hereby, announcing the final call to the people of the world, to unite in peace and love around the Tomb of Khufu and around the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Tomb of Khufu is located at the slope of Giza Plateau. Discovering the tomb is about saving the planet, about saving life. Excavation at this location 29°58’42.70″N, 31° 8’22.08″E must be started immediately.
Tomb of Khufu is secured by energetic protection system and only key people could make the tomb accessible. All this key people required to open the tomb, are members of Mission Pharaoh. For twenty years, they have been asking world of science to allow them to fulfil their task for humanity, given to them many thousand years ago. It is time to act, the key people became elderly, and we cannot lose them. Without them, access to the tomb of Khufu and to the ancient knowledge will be impossible.
Tomb of Khufu contains knowledge of the past and the message for modern people about danger that is coming to the planet from the space and will cause huge weather anomalies. Our ancestors have already faced the consequences of global climate collapse and left us a solution on how to rescue our planet from it. This solution is an energomagnetic protection of the earth, which has been installed inside the Great Pyramid during its construction. The key to activate this system is the mummy of King Khufu which must be placed inside sarcophagus the King’s Chamber of Great Pyramid. This process will activate Great Pyramid which is the main generator of the chain of pyramids located all over the planet. Once the system has been activated, all pyramids around the world will beam huge portions of energy to reinforce magnetic field of the earth and enclose our planet inside a protective shield.
This astonishing information, on how to activate the system of the pyramids came through spiritual medium from Poland, Mrs Lucyna Łobos-Brown. Her information were published in many books and presented on many open public meetings. Now it is the time to unite and convince Egyptian authorities about the need for immediate excavation. Discovering the tomb of Khufu is about discovering the key to the Pyramids and rescue for all of us.
History likes to repeat itself…
Once there was a man on this planet called Noah, who received a message from God about danger coming to the Earth and what to do to save his own and the others life. Because of his great faith, Noah decides to follow received instructions and started to build the boat. He invited everybody who stood on his way to give him a hand and to secure his place on the boat. Only few, trusted in the words of Noah and decided to help him. Rest was laughing at him and called him a mad man. One day, boat was ready, Noah gathered all his friends inside the boat and secured the door from the inside. Some time later, masses of water splashed valleys, plains, hills and mountains. That was the moment when everyone knew that Noah was right.
Mission Pharaoh
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Help us find King Khufu today.
German Association for Archaeological Knowledge kindly invites everyone to participate in the fundraising for preparatory and excavation works in Egypt. The association is an official partner of the international project Mission Pharaoh. Organizations associated with the project have been searching for the tomb of King Khufu (known worldwide as Cheops), the builder of the Great Pyramid in Giza, for more than 20 years.
In recent months, using ground penetrating radar (GPR) surveys, we have determined the exact location of the tomb and the most convenient way to reach it from the village of Nazlet-El-Samman. Due to numerous inquiries about the possibility of supporting current works, we have launched this fundraiser.
As of today, Mission Pharaoh needs €100,000 to bring the project into the next phase. We intend to spend the collected funds on:
- Cleansing the area with heavy equipment to a depth of 1.5-2 metres,
- GPR verification tests after cleansing the area,
- Obtaining an official permit for excavations and carrying out the excavations.
Join us! We are waiting for You.
Current achievements of the project
For many years, Mission Pharaoh has been searching for all kinds of lost artefacts and monuments from the times of ancient Egypt.
In 2006, Mission Pharaoh, in cooperation with the Egyptian Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics (NRIAG), conducted a series of GPR surveys in the vicinity of the pyramids at the Giza Plateau, which were the basis for later conclusions regarding the location of the tomb of Khufu.
In 2008, in cooperation with scientists from the University of Cairo and the Institute of Geology of the University of Wrocław, Mission cleansed the area and carried out GPR surveys in the area of the Pyramid of Hawara. Immediately after cleansing the area of the Hawara Necropolis, two mummies, a golden mask, and two crocodile skeletons were found.
In 2009, at the conference summarizing the excavations in Hawara, a report was presented confirming the high probability that the indicated places lead to a labyrinth described by Herodotus in the 5th century BC. Members of Mission Pharaoh were then honoured by the Dean of the Faculty of Archaeology of the University of Cairo, Prof. Dr. Alaa el-din M. Shaheen, for their contribution to this project. The work continues to this day by the Egyptian authorities.
At the same time, Mission Pharaoh conducted analyses of research works, documents, and sky maps from the time of the construction of the Great Pyramid, which clearly indicate the place where the tomb of the builder, King Khufu, was hidden. To the best of our knowledge, the solution to the millennia-old mystery of the Builder’s burial place is geometric. The Great Pyramid, the Sphinx, and the Builder’s Tomb are all connected. By determining an equilateral triangle whose vertices are located at the location of the right foot of the Sphinx, the south-east corner of the Great Pyramid and in the village of Nazlet-El-Samman, the location of the tomb of King Khufu can be indicated.
The village area has been seen as the location of King Khufu’s palace-temple complex for many years, as shown in visualisations prepared by Harvard University: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAAoaaLhRFE&t=127s>, as well as scientific works by such authorities as Dr. Zahi Hawass: www.gizapyramids.org/pdf_library/hawass_diss_1987.pdf (e.g. plan 10 on page 778). To our knowledge, the tomb of Khufu is located in the immediate vicinity of the palace-temple complex mentioned above.
In October 2022, we performed, by our own means, GPR scans (with a range of up to 30 metres) of two sites in the village of Nazlet-El-Samman, directly bordering the Giza Plateau, which confirmed our geometric calculations.
Looking for cooperation on a full-scale archaeological project, we informed scientists from the NRIAG Institute in Cairo and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), which coordinates the work of Japanese scientists in Egypt, about the results of our research. Just one month after the presentation of our results, Egyptian scientists began preliminary archaeological research at site no. 2, led by American archaeologist Dr. Mark Lehner.
Today, Mission Pharaoh is trying to expand the research area to a place considered by us to be the most convenient path to the tomb of King Khufu (site no. 1) and the secrets of the ancient world hidden there.
Join the project now.
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We invite you to donate.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/lets-find-khufu-today
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