Giza Heart Light

This is an interesting Heart Light. We are going to use the name "Giza" for this Heart Light because
there is a combination of sacred energies emanating from the all 3 of the pyramids and the Sphinx
which surround the Heart Light. However the portal for this Heart Light can be found at the base of the third,
smallest pyramid . . . the Pyramid of Menkaure (Mycerinus is his Greek name). Menkaure was Khafre's son
and his monument, by far the smallest of the three Giza pyramids, was called "Menkaure is Divine."

The pyramid appears to have been unfinished at the death of the king and was completed in
mudbrick by Menkaure's son Shepseskaf, and later additions were built to his temples during
Dynasties V and VI, suggesting that his mortuary cult was still flourishing then. The king ruled for around
eighteen years and an inscription in the pyramid's entrance (thought to have been carved by
Khaemwaset, son of Rameses II) gives the day and month of his death.

Menkaure built three queen's pyramids on the southern side of his monument, though the largest eastern
one was perhaps first intended as a satellite cult pyramid, but later presumably used for the burial
of a queen, as were all three satellite pyramids, which had mudbrick chapels attached. The rock-cut
burial chamber was possibly the burial place of Menkaure's Chief Wife, Khamerernebty II, who is
thought to be buried at Giza. The central queen's pyramid was found to contain a pink granite sarcophagus
and the bones of a young woman, while the third pyramid was unfinished and had no traces of a burial.

(Left) Kink Menkaure and his Chief Wife, Khamerernebty II.

(Right) Triad of King Menkaure (Mycerinus) with goddess Hathor
and the deified Hare nome

Egypt (Giza, Valley Temple of Mycerinus), Old Kingdom, Dynasty 4, reign of Menkaure, 2532-2510 B.C.

Menkaure's causeway was apparently completed by Shepseskaf, but never reached as far as his
Valley Temple. Excavations of the sand-covered Valley Temple revealed several very fine statues
of Menkaure which display the superb quality of Egyptian art from this period. Three complete
triads and one fragmentary, showing the king wearing the white crown of Upper Egypt with the goddess
Hathor and four different nome deities (now in Cairo and Boston Museums), were uncovered in 1908.
Two different phases of construction were found in the Valley Temple.

It is said that the legendary city of AN rests beneath the ruins of this sacred Valley Temple, and many
ceremonies have been held here, including Solara's 11:11 ceremony which took place on January 11, 1992.
This marked the Opening of the Doorway leading to Ascension which is supposed to be open from
January 11, 1992 and closing on December 31, 2011.

We know that the portal for the Mt. Shasta Heart Light is on the east side of the mountain, and
that Shambhala exists in another dimension. We have not really been shown the exact location of the
portals for the other Heart Lights to date. However, with regards to Giza, we have learned that
the Heart Light portal is an etheric one which is located in the higher dimensional city of
AN beneath the ruins of Menkaure's Valley Temple.