In 1891, a schooner named the Thomas Hume vanished into thin air along with all seven of it’s crew while sailing on the lake. The site has also claimed several bizarre disappearances and gained the title of “ The Michigan Triangle.” While a lot of mainstream scientists are skeptical about the age of the site, and if it even has any relevance, many believe that it is the remains of a stargate or wormhole. This is part of an agreement with the local Native American tribes who wish to keep the amount of visitors to a minimum. The location of the site has been kept secret, at least for now. One thing of particular interest was a carving on one of the stones of a mastodon-which is believed to have become extinct 10,000 years ago-a possible indication of the structure’s age. The discovery was made by professor of underwater archaeology at Northwestern Michigan University, Mark Holley, and his colleague, Brian Abbott. Thought to be 9,000 years old, the structure has been dubbed Michigan’s equivalent of Stonehenge. In 2007, while searching for the remains of shipwrecks, scientists discovered a stone structure 12 meters (40 ft) below the surface of Lake Michigan. One example is the perfectly precise circular markings that have been drilled into the alabaster.ĨAncient Stone Arrangement In Lake Michigan The Cherokee tell of how “thought beings”-who are formless-would travel on a “wave of sound” from their home in the Pleiades Star System to Earth.Īs the legends of Abu Ghurab being a stargate, there are also signs of what some would perceive to be advanced technology having been used to create the site. Interestingly, legends of their communication and way of travel between their world and ours almost mirrors the legends of the Cherokee Native Americans. Essentially, it is a stargate and the sacred energies were the Neters (gods). It can also “open the senses” in order for a person to communicate and “be one” with higher, sacred energies of the Universe. Within Abu Ghurab, lies an ancient platform made of alabaster (Egyptian crystal) and is said to be in tune with the “vibration” of Earth. The Abu Sir Pyramids, site of Abu Ghurab, has claimed to be one of the oldest sites on the planet. The examinations led them to believe that should a disk shaped object be “inserted” into the indention, it would be held in place by the surrounding rock.ĩAbu Ghurab, Egypt, The Place Of The Gods Interestingly, investigators did discover a small, round, indention in the rock on the right hand column of the smaller doorway. Amaru Maru passed into the doorway, left the disk with the Shaman priests, and vanished from Earth to the land of the gods. Behind it was a tunnel that shone with great blue light. He presented to them the golden disk, and following a ritual performed by the priests, the smaller doorway opened. The story says that when Spanish explorers arrived in Peru in the 16th century, looting Inca riches as they went, an Incan priest named Amaru Maru fled his temple with a valuable golden disk-“The Key of the Gods of the Seven Rays.” Amaru Maru found the doorway and saw it was guarded by Shaman priests. One legend of a mortal passing through the doorway appears to lend a little credibility to Mamani’s alleged dream. The smaller door is for mortals to pass through, and some heroic mortals did, becoming immortal themselves to live among the gods. Legends state that the larger door is for the gods, themselves. The larger doorway measures seven meters wide and seven meters high (22 ft by 22 ft) while the smaller one stands two meters high (6.5 ft) in the middle of the base. The “doorway” is actually two doorways, almost in a “T” shape. In his dream, Mamani stated that the pathway leading to the doorway was made of pink marble, and had also witnessed a smaller door that was open with a “brilliant blue light coming from what looked like a shimmering tunnel.” The “Gate of the Gods” at Hayu Marca in Peru is said by native tribes to have once acted as a “gateway to the land of the Gods.” Mamani even claims that he had dreams of the doorway for years before he had accidentally found it. In 1996, it was discovered by Jose Luis Delgado Mamani while he was trying to learn the layout of the area for a job he had recently taken as a tour guide.
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