Earth is very much alive. As strange as it may seem, many scientists studying quantum physics even believe Earth is a conscious entity. According to The Path of Energy, “The Earth is alive, is part of a holographic totality, is conscious, and has both an energetic and physical reality.”
This may appear to be a new concept to us– the idea that Earth is alive and has awareness. But ancient civilizations seemed to understand this centuries ago. They respected the Earth and treated it as a living being. They knew human survival was dependent on living in harmony with our planet.
There are certain areas on Earth that are considered high energy vortexes, sacred sites, or “power spots.” Many believe these areas of our planet are used to transmit information from the larger universe through the Earth to all life forms. It’s almost like the Earth is emitting “instructions” on how to live through these locations. Ancient cultures seemed to be aware of these sacred sites, and many of the wonders of the world are located on them.
There are seven major sacred sites located around the Earth. I don’t want to go into too much detail, but the human body has seven chakra points. The Earth’s seven sacred sites mirror the chakras found in our body. (Root Chakra= Pelvis, Sacral Chakra= lower abdomen, Solar Plexus Chakra= upper abdomen, Heart Chakra= chest, Throat Chakra= throat, Third Eye Chakra= right above and between our eyebrows, and Crown Chakra = top of our head.)
The major sacred sites are:
- Mount Shasta in California (Root Chakra)
- Lake Titicaca in Peru (Sacral Chakra)
- Uluru and Kata Tjuta in Australia (Solar Plexus Chakra)
- Glastonbury, UK (Heart Chakra)
- Great Pyramid at Giza in Egypt (Throat Chakra)
- Kuh-e-Malek Siah in Iran (Third Eye Chakra)
- Mount Kailas in Tibet Himalaya Mountains (Crown Chakra)
In addition to these sites, there are hundreds of minor sacred sites that hold special energy. These sites are built near vortexes or along Earth Meridians where energy is being fed.
So, why should we be interested in these sites? Visiting these places is supposed to help clear your own internal chakras. It cleanses your soul, balances your internal systems, and can help you expand your consciousness. They are great places to hold ceremonies or meditations. I’ve had the chance to visit a few of these sites over the years, but have a serious pull to visit more now! Below is a list of the minor sacred sites I’ve had the chance to see.
Japan
Mount Fuji
Read more about my time at Mount Fuji.
Miyajima Island
Read more about my time in Miyajima.
Peru
Machu Picchu
Learn more about Machu Picchu.
Cusco
Learn more about my time in Cusco, Peru.
Arizona
Sedona
Read more about my time in Sedona.
Meteor Crater
Ireland
Glendalough
Read more about my time in Glendalough.
Iceland
Thingvellir National Park
Read more about my time in Iceland.
England
Bath
Stonehenge
Westminster Abbey
Salisbury Cathedral
France
Notre Dame
If you’re interested in learning more about this topic, check out the book The Path of Energy by Dr. Synthia Andrews. I have it listed on my Go Evergreen! page as well. You can also view the full list of sacred sites around the world here.
