The Serpent Mound post was so popular that some folks had follow-up questions. I thought it would be fun to continue this on..
A. I do see them as different builders and also for different reasons. The animal mounds feel to be more "pagan" and a homage to Gaia. It was a way to connect the energy/ley lines of Gaia to our world without entering the sacred space of Gaia herself.
The pyramid mounds feel to be more about creating powerhouses. Some were for healing energy and some were for creating literal power to fuel cities.
Were the serpent mounds all built on energy impact lines?
A. Yes. I get the ley lines were an important criteria.
Why did they prohibit the Englishman Hancock to revisit Serpent Mound?
A. I get it isn't that he went there, and it isn't that he is questioning things, it is more about they don't want that to become a location where multiple people, camera crews and filming are always happening. This location is very sacred to the locals and the Native Americans that have celebrations/pow wows and that isn't the traffic they want to create. This is a space to come, relax, get in tune with nature and sit in the nature space. This is not a place for filming and and disrupting the harmony. I get he can do research and even come as a person, just not with all the big production team.
Are the effigies from the same makers as the Nazca makers?
A. I see the Nazca lines are something different... The Nazca lines were more about connecting with ETs and creating land markers for them.
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4 comments:
What a great photo! Hope the winding path is a walkway for visitors and not a road for cars.
Wonderful reading👽
Hi Lynn, thank you very much! Makes much sense what you say!
@Robert: It is a walkway. they've done a great job at preserving it.
Thanks so much for the comments. It was nice changing things up a bit on here. :-)
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