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Category Archives: Sacred Site Reports

Cordillera Vilcanota – Peru

Peru, Sacred Site ReportsBy adminJune 26, 2017

Many visitors think of Machu Picchu and its mystical Incan heights as the spiritual center for the people of Peru. However, to the Quechua people, the glorious 20,945-foot Mount Ausangate in the Andes is the main apu (deity).

Kakadu – Australia

Australia, Oceania, Sacred Site ReportsBy adminJune 14, 2017

Home to one of the world’s largest bodies of rock art, Kakadu remains alive with the spirits of the Dreamtime.

Stonehenge – England

England, Sacred Site ReportsBy adminJune 13, 2017

Nearly 1,000 circles of stone dot the landscape of the British Isles, throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, the most well-known being Stonehenge, which for decades was threatened by a road-building scheme.

Black Mesa – United States

Sacred Site Reports, United StatesBy adminJune 12, 2017

Every day for 35 years, 3.3 million gallons of groundwater were pumped from the Navajo aquifer, which flows beneath the Hopi and Navajo nations in Arizona, to transport coal via pipeline from a strip mine on Black Mesa.

Medicine Lake Highlands – United States

Sacred Site Reports, United StatesBy adminJune 10, 2017

Medicine Lake Volcanic Highlands, in the mountains of northern California, has a natural healing energy that the Native people in the area have long recognized. Corporations sense a different

Uluru-Kata Tjuta – Australia

Australia, Oceania, Sacred Site ReportsBy adminJune 10, 2017

Rising 1,100 feet above the Australian desert, the red sandstone monolith known as Uluru is not just an international tourist destination but a symbol of the Aboriginal struggle for land rights.

McArthur River – Australia

Australia, Oceania, Sacred Site ReportsBy adminJune 9, 2017

In the mystical creation period known as the Dreamtime, the Rainbow Serpent sent cyclones and floods across a vast plain on Australia’s northern coast. According to the Aboriginal people.

Teztan Biny (Fish Lake) – Canada

Canada, Sacred Site ReportsBy adminJune 9, 2017

A proposed gold-copper mine threatens traditional Tsilhqot’in territory where the people have hunted, trapped, fished, collected medicinal plants, and shared their knowledge and history from generation to generation through cultural gatherings and ceremonies.

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