Matthew LaCroix

That's because it was not a pharaoh.

It was a lion.

And we're going to get into the proof on how that was a lion.

But I just wanted to show you the examples of how silly it looks from these angles.

Because not everybody sees these angles when they're looking at the Sphinx.

And they really show you the disturbance.

And you just brought it up.

Look at the erosion and how much of how affected the front body and the head have been compared to some other parts.

Now, some other parts have been rebuilt a little bit.

I do get that.

But look at the manipulation on the head especially.

We're talking about something that was probably not quite double as big, but certainly quite a bit bigger than it is now.

Now, why do we know it's a lion?

Well, the lion is a motif that is shared by this lost civilization all over the world, everywhere.

They considered a lion an archetypal guardian.

We're going to get into guardians now.

Guardians are what is shown as another on all of these sites.

Guardians are playing this very big part because they understood that...

these realms of reality needed guardians to maintain them and balance them and they considered leo to be this celestial representation that also matched the most fierce basically predator we have here a lion the strongest right so they used both as a means to create a type of guardian now top of that image if you look at the calf bob really if i have a piece of it he's standing on a lion and

And what's interesting is that on Kailasa on the right, the lions are identical.