Samaipata (El Fuerte)

An Emperor Dragon (Type 5) energy line – 150 to 200 meters wide – runs directly through this site, plus several smaller lines cross it creating a node at the centre. There are very few places like this in the world. The two channels pointing East were likely used to pinpoint the timing of the Equinox so ceremonies could begin at the times of harmony. Hundreds of people would have travelled here to celebrate – lying on carved ledges 'in stream' to meditate like Sufis and those who used the incubation chambers at Saqqara and the pyramids.

Samaipata ('Heights of Rest') is a massive carved sandstone outcrop in the jungles of northwestern Bolivia. Known locally as El Fuerte ('The Fortress'), it features two long parallel channels carved into the rock face called the 'Spine of the Serpent' (El Cascabel – 'the rattle'), with diamond-pattern carvings matching South American rattlesnake markings. The Inca discovered the site in 1400 AD and built homes around its edges. Pre-Inca period could date to 6,000 or possibly 12,000 years. The site has 21 carved rectangular niches on its sides, carved ledges for lying down, and a circular area ('Choir of the Priests') with 18 and 9 carved stone seats.