Key to the Egyptian Pyramids

There are different views about the world, the universe and past history. This article will focus on the theories according to the Buddhism literatures. There are three major approaches to study the ancient history of human civilization: 1. History-related Record; 2. On-site Discovery; 3. Supernatural Exploration. The supernatural exploration is usually only accessible to top elites, and often carried out secretly by higher officials, because most public civilians are not able to believe that. For example, CIA has explored the ancient Mars by a person who has supernatural abilities [1]. That person is able to visualize Mars and see what happened a million years ago. The project’s name is Mars Exploration, an exploration by supernatural abil-ity. The result is in line with the later-on scientific discovery that the Mars could have pre-historical civilization which was wiped out by N explosions [2,3]. In this case, the super-natural ability is used not only for study the ancient events but also for exploring the universe. Regarding supernatural abilities, there are different levels. Who have the most powerful su-pernatural powers? Apparently, the ancient religious leaders that built up a long-lasting reli-gion have the most powerful supernatural abilities than others. Thus, it is an innovative and resourceful approach to study the human civilization and even some earth events from the re-ligious books authored by ancient saints. Buddhism Sutra is the record for the teachings of Buddha, who told the stories according to his observation. There are a number of Buddha’s observations about pre-historical events as well as the world systems (universe) as document-ed in Buddhism sutra; such pre-historical events and world-component theories are believed to be true according to the exploration of Buddha through his supernatural ability. This article will study the past history and the world models via critical analyses of Buddhism literatures, especially these sutras

Buddhism · Civilization · Holy Grail · Mars Exploration Program · Western culture · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology · Historical and Architectural Studies · Indian and Buddhist Studies