Brihadisvara Temple

The image I: Brihadisvara Temple (Wikipedia)

Brihadisvara Temple

Brihadisvara Temple, Thanjavur, India (1)has one little mystery, how the builders could rise 60 ton stone on the top of the tower 1000 years ago? Well, maybe they built the ditch, where the workers pull that stone to the top of the tower. And when the work is finished they might remove those ditches.

But why that stone is moved there is one mystery. When we are thinking about the purpose of that tower, we might think that it might use to collect flashes of lightning, and if there are stone or ceramic pools where is metal on both sides of the layers and those pools are filled by using salted water, those pools are acting like giant Leyden bottle.

That means this temple is acting like a giant battery. So is it possible that the guards of the temple or place would stand on the layer, where that electricity will conduct? If some other person would touch them, that will cause an electric shock.

Image II: Wardenclyffe Tower (1904 image)

(Wikipedia)

But does that building have something to do with the giant supercomputing, where the brains of people should put to work together? Can that thing be the "ancient radio telephone"? If the person would stand on the layer and electricity will conduct through that person to the antenna layer, what acts like the Tesla Coil, the EEG-can transmit to a certain direction. The requirement is that the person must not touch the ground until the stored electricity has been conducted to the ground.

So what that thing means? In 1901 near New York City opened the Wardenclyffe Tower,(2) what was built by the great inventor Nikola Tesla, and that thing used in the experiments of electric transportation through air. Sometimes people have thought that the Wardenclyffe Tower has got the innovation from the Brihadishvara Temple, and the fact is that even the ancient Hindu Brahmans did not make that kind of experiment.

We must realize, that electricity can transport through the air, but the problem is that this thing would cause the plasma layer in the air. The fact is that the "wise men" built those ancient temples, and the other thing is that those temples have a purpose. The motive for building those temples was power in the nation remains in the hands of people who are ruling it. And that's why there must be something, what must make an impression on the people.

(1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brihadisvara_Temple,_Thanjavur

(2) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardenclyffe_Tower

Image I: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brihadeeswarar_Kovil.jpg

Image II: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardenclyffe_Tower

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