Mycenae

A divine feminine sacred site where four pairs of Type 1 lines cross in a central point – an extremely rare configuration. The high priestesses of Potnia connected with the energies here to communicate with Beings from the Spirit Worlds for healing, ancestral communication, and manifestation. The underground holy well with its pure water stores and amplifies energy in a divinely feminine way. The cyclopean walls and 120-ton lintel stones were likely placed by the remnant race of giants who lived in the Tholos dome structures – homes rather than tombs.

Mycenae was the capital of the Mycenaean civilisation, a powerful Bronze Age culture that thrived from 1600-1100 BCE. The fortified citadel features the famous Lions Gate with its 20-ton lintel, shaft tombs containing over 15kg of gold, and massive cyclopean walls. Nine scattered Tholos (beehive dome) structures surround the site, with 120-ton lintels demonstrating engineering beyond known human capability. Underground cisterns and a holy well with 86 steps lead to a sacred subterranean chamber fed by the Persea spring.