"TRANSPARENT" STONE BLOCKS: THE Stranger Artifacts of the Luxor Temple - VERSADOCO
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One of the most interesting and little-known discoveries made at the Luxor Temple is the concept of "transparency," in which certain bas-reliefs complement each other on opposite sides of the same stonework, creating new compositions. This effect is achieved not only through exceptional technical precision and a deliberate intention to create a "new whole," but also to express original concepts in an unusual way. Another related concept, called "transposition," involves arranging key elements on the walls so that they create multi-layered connections between different rooms. These principles are similar to the modern psychological concept of "gestalt," which holds that the whole is distinct from the sum of its parts. These discoveries add a new dimension to the interpretation of ancient Egyptian texts and offer a unique way to represent ideas through symbols.
#Luxor #Art #gestalt #transparency #transposition #quantummechanics #Ancient Egypt
Timestamps:
00:00 - Luxor Temple
01:08 - The Concept of Transparency
03:44 - The Concept of Transposition
05:16 - A New Architectural System
06:08 - Gestalt Psychology
08:23 - Quantum Mechanics
Sources:
Schwaller de Lubicz "The Temple in Man" - https://archive.org/details/thetemple...
“The Gestalt Problem in Quantum Theory,” by Anton Amann - https://link.springer.com/content/pdf...