This book, published in 1895, was and still is one of the deepest insights into the real meaning of the Pyramids and their significance as places of initiation. For in that marvellous edifice, says the autor, "the very stones of which in their silent harmony seem to rebuke the idle charges of folly and pride heaped by ignorance upon the architect, we have nothing less than an indestructible and immutable symbol of the national religion."
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This book, published in 1895, was and still is one of the deepest insights into the real meaning of the Pyramids and their significance as places of initiation. For in that marvellous edifice, says the autor, "the very stones of which in their silent harmony seem to rebuke the idle charges of folly and pride heaped by ignorance upon the architect, we have nothing less than an indestructible and immutable symbol of the national religion."
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