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12/08/2025

The similarities between Rapa Nui and Peru are impossible to ignore.
At Vinapu on Easter Island, a small, precisely fitted stone is tucked between massive blocks, the same technique I’ve seen in Cusco, Sacsayhuamán, and Sillustani.
Different worlds, different materials, yet the same engineering logic: when larger stones don’t align perfectly, a smaller stone is carved to lock and stabilize the wall.

It makes you wonder: Who first mastered this? How old is this knowledge? And how did the same method appear thousands of miles apart?

12/05/2025

My long-time dream came true when I visited Easter Island, a remote South Pacific island famous for its mysterious Moai statues, massive stone figures created centuries ago, whose construction and purpose still baffle the world!

12/05/2025

Another place where I felt a strong energy in Peru was the large red-stone mountain beside the Pukara Archaeological Site in Puno, often called Cerro Pukara. It’s believed to have guarded the ancient settlement and to hold masculine, grounding energy. For the Pukara culture, this mountain served as a natural sanctuary, offering protection, powerful acoustics, and a symbolic connection to the sky and upper worlds.

12/05/2025

The most powerful energetic place I felt in Peru was Aramu Muru, the legendary “Portal of the Gods”. It’s a massive stone doorway carved into a cliff near Lake Titicaca. No one knows who built it or why, but this massive stone doorway has mysterious origins and unmistakable energy.

12/04/2025

Mind-blowing stonework connection between Cusco and Sillustani!
Everyone knows the famous 12-Angled Stone in Hatunrumiyoc street, Cusco.
But look at another block I photographed at the Sillustani chullpas near Lake Titicaca (about 250 miles away!).
Count the sides… yep, exactly TWELVE angles again, fitted with insane precision into the wall.
Same signature polygonal style, same mind-bending joints, same “how did they do this without modern tools”.

12/04/2025

In Peru, I visited Sacsayhuamán, the ancient fortress overlooking Cusco. It’s famous for its giant zig-zag walls made of enormous stones, some weighing over 100 tons. The stones are carved with such precision that they fit together without mortar, not even a sheet of paper can slide between them. How whoever was building is transported and lifted such massive blocks remains a mystery.

I also noticed that the energy felt distinctly different in various sections of the wall.

12/03/2025

I visited one of the most impressive structures the Temple of the Sun, perched high above Ollantaytambo (Peru) on a series of massive terraces. The temple is built from huge pink porphyry blocks, each weighing dozens of tons, perfectly fitted together without mortar. Even more astonishing, these stones were quarried on the opposite side of the valley and somehow transported across the river and up the mountain, a feat that remains a mystery today.

The temple is believed to have been a ceremonial and astronomical center, aligned with major solar events such as the solstices. The precision of the stonework, the untouched corners, and the unfinished monoliths hint at a sacred project interrupted during the Spanish invasion.

Standing there, you can feel the power, alignment, and engineering genius of the people who built it.
The energy is so strong it could lift you off the ground.

12/03/2025

I flew over the Nazca Lines. An absolutely surreal experience.

These ancient geoglyphs remained mostly unknown until the 20th century, when German researcher María Reiche dedicated her life to studying and protecting them. She spent decades cleaning and outlining the figures by hand so they would be recognized, preserved, and eventually protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Thanks to her work, we can still admire these incredible creations today. Seeing them from the air was unforgettable.

12/02/2025

Back from an incredible 3-week Megalithomania journey through Peru, Bolivia, and Easter Island. This trip was truly unforgettable. Sharing a few photos from Machu Picchu for now—much more coming after I sort through everything. Stay tuned!

10/28/2025

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10/17/2025

09/18/2025

While in Alaska, I enjoy the pure air, the beauty of nature, the wildlife, and the friendliness of the dogs.