Technology · 29 October 2026
Atlantean crystals, and the pyramid Bashar does not make into a power grid
In this account, crystals answer one another and give light. Asked whether the Great Pyramid powered every home, Bashar says no.
Emőke Dénes, “The Great Pyramid of Giza”, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
A short Q&A has describe an Atlantean arrangement in which crystals vibrate in sympathy with other crystals through a community, with light and other energy as the claimed result. He distinguishes that picture from electricity as ordinarily understood, while still mentioning an electron field. The interest of the account is the network: energy as a relationship between tuned structures. Other passages connect crystalline resonance with light, sound, communication, and levitation. None of them gives a composition, a tuning method, or a measured output.
What he refuses about Giza
Asked whether the powered every Egyptian household ten thousand years ago, the reported answer rejects the household grid. The use he describes is narrower, associated with rulers and a priesthood, and he reads the monument as an imperfect attempt to recreate earlier knowledge. Figures of about 10,500 and 20,000 years appear in that answer. They are numbers inside the channel. They are not the archaeological date of the masonry. The ground date of the Great Pyramid remains Khufu, in the Fourth Dynasty.
A retelling in which the whole country runs on the pyramid goes past the exchange itself. That correction is Bashar’s, and it belongs on the page with the more expansive image.
Resonance moves energy that is already there
Resonance lets a system answer an input efficiently. It does not name where the input comes from, and it does not establish an unlimited output. A crystal that lights while it is being driven has not, by that fact, revealed a new supply. Stories about Tesla and about suppressed knowledge are further historical claims. They are not a measurement of the network. A classroom of coupled pendulums can show energy moving between oscillators and being lost. That demonstration is not a creation of energy, and it is not a history of Giza.
Sources
- Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka. “Atlantean crystals and the pyramid power claim (Q&A, third-party upload).” Akira Iwase, undated. www.youtube.com. Unofficial third-party upload. Not the publisher.
- Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka. “An Interview with Bashar.” Bashar Communications, 15 May 2006. tv.bashar.org.
- Ancient Egypt Research Associates. “The Lost City of the Pyramids, the workers’ town at Giza.” aeraweb.org. Accessed 28 October 2026.