Matthew LaCroix

Yeah.

So the image on the right I created to show the differences of procession in only two different ages.

There are no other ages.

What I mean by that is that the Sphinx facing Leo and then the Great Pyramid, now that they're involved in all this, the Great Pyramid has two shafts, right?

We know them as the King and Queen's Chamber.

The Queen's Chamber faces Sirius, which is feminine, by the way, and the King's Chamber, which is masculine, which gender is super important in this.

We'll get into it.

You're talking about the Northern Shaft in the King's Chamber and the Northern Shaft in the Queen's Chamber, right?

No, they're called the king and queen's chambers.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So they're specifically facing different constellations.

Now, the king's chamber is facing Orion.

But the king's chamber is a chamber within the pyramid, and it has the shafts coming out.

The shafts that go off from it, yes.

It's the shafts, yes, yes.

They're star shafts.

So what they are are star shafts, and they are facing and collecting ancient starlight.

And they are facing specific constellations at different times.

That's how we know when things were built.

because they only align based on procession at two different dates in history.