Matthew LaCroix

with the fourth.

You can go ahead and close that one and just go back to the pyramids, Ryan.

Okay, let's stay on this now.

Okay, so remember, the first triptych is us, but put that aside for just a second and just pin that.

First thing they recognized is that in order to create a synergy of the universe, you have to mirror it.

So what they did is they recognized and they very specifically designed the three great pyramids to represent ratio, exact ratio representations of the earth, sun, the moon, period.

That's what they are.

So when you look at each one of them, you can then not only take them and match earth, sun, and moon, but you can also match body, mind, and spirit.

There's no separation.

That's what they represent.

So they did that because they needed to create the Great Pyramid to be a ratio to be earth.

The Great Pyramid represents earth.

Does that make sense?

It does, yeah.

Okay.

Then you have the other two pyramids that represent the other two sides, which are the moon and the sun.

And that's why in Teotihuacan, the other side of the world, you have three pyramids that represent the exact same thing.

It's always been the same thing.

Now, so now you have the three representations as a mirror on Earth to be Earth, Sun, and the Moon designed very specifically.

So then above it, you have the actual Earth, Sun, and the Moon, right?