Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Survey in Chenango County, NY--Part II

One of the more interesting and unique stone structures was a large oval shaped pile of stacked stones about 5 to 5 feet tall.

The tall oval mound consisted of stacked stones. Wha't so amazing about it is how well it has stood for thousands of years. I imagine the Early Woodland period is probably the latest it could have been built.



The tall mound of stacked stones  marked the intersection of several Energy Lines. The surrounding area did not have the charged vibe like the area of Manitou Stones.

What did have a positive vibe and charged feeling to it was the top of the stacked stones.


The picture above is of one of the sides of the stacked stones.  Notice the indented area on the center left. I imagine that this indented area contained some sort of stone stairs.

This stacked stone structure was very unique. Call it an elevated platform.

Here are some more pictures.

The above stone pile marked the intersection of several Ley Lines (Lines of Consciousness(LOC) or Spirit Lines.)


The picture above is of the top of the stone mound.

Notice the Manitou Stone in the center of the picture. This shows incredible and meticulous work. Detailed work like this is why you should leave stone piles alone. Don't move stones in stone piles, take them apart remove stones. Archaeologists grave robbers and looter's of sacred stones do so much damage to sacred structures. I am talking about the physical features of the structure.

The spiritual damage done by archaeologists, grave robbers and looter's of sacred stones is even worse. They destroy the vibe to the point that it can become negative to the point of geopathic stress-they destroy co-births with our Mother such as energy vortices and more.

Please leave  stone structures alone.


In the picture above Jaeda Bear is sitting on a large platform stone.

Below is a picture of another stone mound.



Notice how the stones are stacked on the bottom right,

It was a fun survey of a location with a lot of stone structures,

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