10 Facts that Contradict the Pyramid Tomb Theory - Scott Creighton

If, as the Pyramid Texts tell us, the “…pyramid is Osiris…” i.e. the ‘body of Osiris’
then the placement of an ‘Osiris Bed’ of earth and grain would symbolise the soul of
Osiris—the Ka or invisible life-force that causes the grain to sprout forth within the
‘bed’.
And if the stone box within the upper chamber of the Great Pyramid represents the
archetype ‘Osiris Bed’ for the Ka aspect of the soul of Osiris then it is not
unreasonable to expect that we should find another such container within the ‘Body of
Osiris’ i.e. the pyramids that would contain the Ba aspect of the soul. The Ba is
equated roughly as an individual’s personality and the Ba of Osiris was seen as a bull.
When Giovanni Belzoni first entered the second pyramid at Giza he found earth and
bones within the granite box. When these were sent to London it was discovered that
they were in fact the bones of a bull—the Ba of Osiris.
Conventional wisdom writes off this discovery as an ‘intrusive burial’ or an offering
to the gods. They do not actually consider the possibility that Belzoni’s discovery of
earth and bull bones might actually have been the original contents of the granite box.
But the fact of the matter is that this odd find in G2 is not at all peculiar and, as
explained above, is perfectly explainable within the cultural ideas of the ancient
Egyptians. Here then is a direct connection between the later practice of burying
boxes of earth under a ‘mound of creation’—just like the earth-filled stone box in the
pyramid of Khafre; the pyramid itself being the symbolic ‘mound of creation’ into
which the earth-filled box (the so-called ‘sarcophagus’) was placed—a chthonic
ritual, celebrating the rebirth or re-creation of the earth.