The Pyramids of St. Augustine

"The three Dade Pyramids, located at St. Augustine National Cemetery in Florida (above), are the oldest monuments found in the NCA cemeteries. Erected in 1842, the pyramids are 11 feet long on each side and constructed of coquina. Originally, each pyramid was covered with a stucco finish that has since deteriorated. The memorials were erected in honor of 1,468 soldiers who died during the Florida Indian Wars between 1835 and 1842. Soldiers killed during the Dade Massacre [sic] on December 28, 1835, are interred in the cemetery."

http://www.cem.va.gov/cem/hist/mipJAN06pg5.asp

-The latitude of St. Augustine is 29 degrees 53 minutes.
-The latitude of the Egyptian pyramids of Giza is 29 degrees 58 minutes.

-Egypt is a land where the ancient pursuit of immortality was legendary.
-St. Augustine is where the alleged Fountain of Youth is located.
-Dade is an anagram of "dead."

Who is Hu? (a few notes)

One of the names for the Sphinx at Giza is Hu. It is also the god of Taste, springing from the blood of Ra's phallus. Hu also means bad or wicked, and naked, as well as to grieve, to beat, to crush, and to slay. Huhu is the primeval watery mass whence came everything. In Egyptian Hu can also mean rain.

On the other hand, Hu is the name of one of the Hopi kachinas, the whipper kachina, that comes in order to bring rain to the desert. This figure has a black mask, goggle eyes, fangs and lolling tongue, and is an ogre. It carries a yucca whip in each hand. Sometimes it holds a rusty butcher knife in one hand and a whip in the other. Basically it keeps everybody in line, so to speak. I've seen this one in action, but I don't want to describe it because it is part of the sacred kachina dance. (You'll just have to come to Hopiland and see for yourself. The photo above is a Hu kachina doll.) Anyway, it acts as a guardian of the dance in the same way that its namesake in Egypt is guardian of the horizon.

Hamlet’s Mill says that Humeri is an antiquated Latin word for Orion. Humeri is also the plural of humerus, the long bone between the shoulder and the elbow.

According to Harold Klemp, spiritual leader of Eckankar, Hu is the ancient name of God as well as a love song to God. “HU is woven into the language of life. It is the Sound of all sounds. It is the wind in the leaves, falling rain, thunder of jets, singing of birds, the awful rumble of a tornado. . . . Its sound is heard in laughter, weeping, the din of city traffic, ocean waves, and the quiet rippling of a mountain stream. And yet, the word HU is not God. It is a word people anywhere can use to address the Originator of Life.”