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The longer I research Pythagorean thought, the more I understand that the sources lie in Egypt, particularly pre-dynastic Egypt. Much information has come out in the last two years that reveals the riddle of the Sphinx and Giza complex of pyramids. Since these books are written by "generalists," errors are bound to occur that "specialists" are quick to point out in order to discredit the speculations of the generalists. This is unfortunate, because generalists can synthesize a larger picture that specialists fail to see, a picture that holds validity despite some particular errors.

Many Egyptologists and other members of the "softer" sciences are having their professional lives made irrelevant as new findings reveal a startlingly advanced culture existing prior to 3000 B.C. So it is understandable that they struggle to hold onto their rapidly disintegrating views, that they discount the absurdly evident and strive to strangle the dissemination of information and far-reaching speculation.

If you wish to have an advanced introduction to sacred geometry and why it is an important study, read the review of Initiation by Elizabeth Haich. She presents aspects that even experienced researchers may not have considered.