About us

When we traveled to Egypt the first time in June 2000, we did not know much about the pyramids and the Sphinx. Nevertheless, this first trip was marked by surprising coincidences at the pyramids, as well as at Mt. Sinai. During our second trip we visited the twelve temple complexes ranging from Luxor to Giza, which are mentioned in the Emerald Tablet of Hermes/Thoth among other sources, in which the Great Pyramid represents the 13th temple. By autumn 2006, we had traveled to Egypt eight more times, each trip bringing with it an array of experiences that confronted us with the reality of the higher dimensional realms. It consistently revealed to us the continuing work in Giza, in which we are dealing with a living legacy, even though from the outside only dead stone structures remain.

The juxtaposition of physical and higher-dimensional reality may seem incomprehensible or unreal to those from Western cultures, but for the old mythical cultures there was a multilayer understanding of life and creation which is also mirrored in their structures, both above and below the ground. On the sixth and seventh trips the passages and discoveries we describe occurred, which took us down into the fabled underground realms.

We have spoken at length about what we saw and experienced there, however, do not say how and where we entered these subterranean realms. This is because it is our conscious intention to publish a confirmation of the existence and description of these complexes while at the same time, protecting this location by not publishing anything that does not serve the purpose of general information and which would reveal the access, which a variety of interest groups are actively seeking at great expense. We thank you for your understanding. <br/

The Giza-Team

Around one dozen individuals were closely involved in this Giza work, including Swiss, Germans, Austrians, Egyptians and Americans. We undertook ten trips to Egypt from 1999 to 2006 in various constellations and groupings. Several people from Switzerland formed the core of the team. According to the topics and destination, changes occurred within the team, which was expanded and enhanced by the appropriate specialists.

We conducted our “excursions” always in groups of three (generally at night due to the wall construction, because it is no longer possible to conduct free research in Giza without embracing the official teachings and paying hundreds of thousands of dollars). Our excursions were only possible with the assistance of our “special friend” in Egypt, to whom we wish to again express our sincere appreciation and gratitude – for without this person, access to the Giza legacy would never have been possible.
We hope you will understand that our partners wish to remain anonymous in the interest of protecting their own privacy and safety. We did our work silently, with great personal commitment, knowing always only the next step, but not where it was leading us. It was not initially our plan to publish our collective experiences as a book. With much work, on issues both within each one of us individually and together, through inner and spirit guidance (similar that that described by Edgar Cayce) and through an ongoing interplay between various beings on site, we also successfully found the entrance and gained access.
Yes, we really were in the subterranean realms, which officially do not exist, and which have long been written off as fairytales and legends despite their description in old sources and by the Greeks. But, as often is the case, this discovery again proved that there is a great deal of truth in the old tales, which are generally treated as fantasy because they do not fit within the popular view of history. (A famous example of this is the discovery of Troy by Heinrich Schliemann in 1873.)

We saw it for ourselves, and I give you my personal word that we experienced it just as I have described it in this book. Nevertheless, we emphasize that this can only be part of the “truth”, there to help us better understand our history; because we cannot claim to know “the Truth”, but I hope that each person will reach his or her own conclusions by neutral consideration of the information offered.

That is certainly appropriate for this topic, because it is a journey into our past, one that goes much further back than the pharaohic dynasties or even the Sumerians, among whom our modern historical record began with the word “culture” 4,000 years before Christ. It is a journey back to our ancestors, to the God Kings, the ShemsuHor (the Atlanteans), the builders of the Pyramids, and the Neter, the Sons of God (the Lemurians), because only by discussing these groups can we place these complexes and their periods of construction into the proper context.
May the Truth come to Light…

Rico Paganini
For the Giza Team and all those involved