Sacred Geography

Throughout the ages many cultures have conceived of geographic space and expressed those conceptions in a variety of ways. One expression of these conceptions has been by the establishment of sacred geographies. Sacred geography may be broadly defined as the regional (and even global) geographic locating of sacred places according to various mythological, symbolic, astrological, geodetical and shamanic factors. The Aboriginals , the Celts, Mayans, Anasazi, Egyptians plus the Atlantean's and perhaps Mu cultures, Gobekli Tepe and other megalithic fantastical cultures all knew about sacred geometry and celestial occurrence's but the history is lost and has been suppressed. Here we reveal the hidden truths about what the sacred geography is telling us, one structure at a time.