Osiris, lord of the dead, The foremost of westerners, He who is permanently benign and youthful, God of the afterlife, people call him by many different names. But the one thing we dont call him is real. Today we consider him only a myth. But what did the ancient Egyptians consider him?. The first Pharaoh. From the first time called Zep Tepi A time before Egypt existed this Godking descended from the stars and taught man the knowledge of civilization. And ruled over the humans that worshiped him. In f ,the entire Egyptian culture is a copy of his style. All pharaohs attempted to mimic his look. the crown , the beard , the crook and flail and so on. The only thing they couldnt copy was his dark green skinThe first day: a fake battle takes place. Osiris is killed \rbr\rbrThe second day : the procession would take his body on the Nile to his tomb. \rbrThe third day: he is mourned and his enemies are destroyed.\rbrThe forth day : prayers and vigils are held.\rbrThe fifth day : he is resurrected. \rbrSo what can we take from this? Well, i would think it would be the details. It seems awfully specific for a pure myth. But probably the most interesting part is his tomb. Why does he even have a tomb? No other gods have a tomb ? Tell me. Have you ever heard of the tomb of RA? or the tomb of Anubis ? maybe the tomb of Horus ? No of course not. But there are a number of different places thought to be the tomb of Osiris. Because these places can not be explained through the standard chronology of Egypt they resort to the last weapon of defense. myths, symbols, or magic. But lets look at the evidence. first, we have the Osirion in Abydos. once believed to be from Seti l however most people and Egyptologist realize this would be impossible. The Osirion is over 5 meters deeper than the surrounding temples. but was an above ground temple when it was built. And its \rbrconstructed of perfectly smooth megalithic size blocks of rose granite. There are no other temples made with that style or material. Besides the f that the Osirion is below the water level in the ground. meaning it is forever flooded. Every season it fills with water and must be pumped out continuously. which i could see causing a problem for anyone cutting and lifting 20-ton blocks of granite into place with absolute perfection. Also, seti l clearly states he was renovating the Osirion not building it. So that would mean it was already there buried for thousands of years. At a time before the water table reached it. But this place does not contain any hieroglyphs anywhere. Nor does it contain a sarcophagus. but there is another place called the tomb of Osiris. and its mysteries are even more baffling. Its located under the temple of the sphinx . Not the sphinx itself. But close enough to be of significance and possible relations. The tomb is off limits to all visitors even Egyptologist. The head of antiquities at the time Dr. zahi Hawass had granted limited access one day to show the world live on t.v.(which of course netted them millions of dollars and the boost of tourist they so desperately needed at the time do to the ongoing violence) this incredible rediscovery of the tomb. Thats right rediscovery it had been found years ago in 1935 And somehow forgotten which makes perfect sense. I mean whats so important about a one of a kind tomb buried under the sphinx containing the giant sarcophagus of the first god-king? Obviously nothing. Thats why its completely off limits and not even one permit is available to apply for research. probably to prevent anyone with half a peanut brain from asking questions. But today were going full peanut! and asking the questions no one even gets a chance to ask.\rbr As you can see from the illustration above the tomb consists of three descending chambers connected by vertical shafts.The first chamber appears to be a staging room for it contains nothing. The second chamber has 6 hollows holding giant granite stone sarcophagi and the entrance to the third chamber. Nearly 100ft underground you reach the third chamber. Containing only 1 sarcophagus surrounded by 4 pillars at each corner submerged in a pool of water. Now lets ask those questions and see if their answers make sense. \rbr Are their any hieroglyphs?..No. \rbrWere their any mummies found ?.. No .\rbrSo what was this place for?... its a symbolic tomb , not an ual tomb.\rbr?????\rbrThat is their ual answer I swear Im not making this up. Now for the difficult part. How big is the sarcophagus in the bottom chamber? well, its over nine feet long made from solid granite.