[Siliespiriulk]

hmm the pyramid on the great seal on the back of the dollar has a far more older lineage than pure nwo intrepretation. its roots comes from egyptian mythology.

the 'unfinished' 13 steps (standing for 13 original states)pyramid is actually a symbold for a construction of an unfinished temple. you can see this temple as something physical or spiritual or even an idea. when you are at the base of the pyramid, and walk around it, you will only experience each side. this means your perspective is pretty much limited. you can only see east and west or north and south if you walk around the base. this can be seen as being in the 'dark'. now the only way to reconcile this and to grow out of it is to go up the pyramid to the apex to the 'capstone'. on the great seal, we see the 'eye' or what was called 'eye of providence', all-seeing eye or what the freemasons calls as 'the grand architect of the universe'. its origins are far older for it is nothing but the 'eye of horus'. horus is the son of osiris who is the ruler of the underworld so in a way you can see the eye of horus as the harbringer of light and enlightenment. essentially it is a representation of the unfinished work or work in progress in ecah of us that requires wisdom (and love) to put it all together. the left eye of horus is also what ressurected osiris when it was presented by isis. this is the reason for the egyptian eye on almost all the tomb iconography specially on the sarcophagus.

notice too that the pyramid is situated on a barren landscape. this signifies the difficulties in acheieving this ideal and would almost be like travelling on a dessert with almost no provisions. it reflects the biblical idea of 40 years on the dessert to go to the promise land.

we all know from dw that the physical pyramids were models of hyperdimensional physics. for me they are symbols of spritual nature and ideals with fibrational properties within them.