Interesting stuff gentlemen! From what I can tell so far there is one truth about the LUE that reins above all else, That is this: everybody has a different interpetation of what it means. That seems to be the only constant. I've just taken other long look at the LUE map. What it lacks is any kind of reference point to start with. Yet the direction you should be looking in can be either South or North. How so, well look at the sun depiction. Is it rising or setting? if it's rising then the direction arrow is pointing South, if setting then the direction is North. Now ask yourself this are there pyramids in the north, or in the South? South is the most likely. Mexico would be a good choice in my estimation. Somewhere near one of the pyramid complexes or in one. Now look at the map again if the Sun is rising , then you should be looking west. toward a group of stone structures. But wait, what time of the year is it? Simple it's the mid point of the summer equinox. How so? well look at the collum, see that long sweeping line. it marks a growing season. Notice the little slash across it it's center, Half way mark! Now lets continue on to the LUE. Now before you lay six desending steps to a court yard with a pyramid in he center. The pyramid's size and height are marked on the map in the upper right corner. A shadow should lay on it's north side, reflecting the time of day to enter it. The afternoon! Becareful be cause the map shows a boobytrap awaits the unwary. Now look at the lower right corner of the map, the overhead views of the pyramid show how to enter it, navigate through it and make your way to the center. Let me now tell you what happened to me as I entered then center room, "SLowly I made my way in the dim light. My flashlight was fading fast, yet before me a shape could be seen in the gloom. I let out a gasp as this shape turned and looked at me! A low giggle turned into a howling laugh as an intense smerking face came into view" it said, Hi I'm uncle Karl, gotcha!

• Re: Splendid question, Rob Richard Walburn 19:03:06 4/09/99 (8)
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