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NewAgeAlchemist

I'm wondering if anyone has heard of this place before. I learned of it in January but just yesterday started looking up info on it.
Supposedly Aramu Muru was an Inca Priest who did something with a golden disk (powerful artifact that was held in the Inca capitol) before passing through the doorway after the Spanish arrived.
The Doorway itself is carved from solid rock and the local people tend to keep away from the area. Its said that people disappear through it and others have come through followed my glowing orbs of light. Jerry Wills runs a expedition company that offers guided trips to various places in peru and claims to have gone through the door.
I'm wondering if anyone has heard of this place before. I learned of it in January but just yesterday started looking up info on it. Supposedly Aramu Muru was an Inca Priest who did something with a golden disk (powerful artifact that was held in the Inca capitol) before passing through the doorway after the Spanish arrived. The Doorway itself is carved from solid rock and the local people tend to keep away from the area. Its said that people disappear through it and others have come through followed my glowing orbs of light. Jerry Wills runs a expedition company that offers guided trips to various places in peru and claims to have gone through the door.

Posted 4 years, 9 months ago

Ender2008

yeah i've never heard of that before but it sounds interesting. Kind of like a spiritual Stargate-SG1 haha
sounds like another place on my list of places to visit before i die.
yeah i've never heard of that before but it sounds interesting. Kind of like a spiritual Stargate-SG1 haha sounds like another place on my list of places to visit before i die.

Posted 4 years, 9 months ago

NewAgeAlchemist

Yeah it sounds interesting but most of the information I can find eventually leads back to Jerry Wills.. and if you lead groups to these locations its not far fetched to believe hes got a motive for drawing attention to them. Wills is an interesting character though, he also does energy work for people and offers a list of courses in Shamanism. Though to become a master shaman you have to participate in both the trips he runs (Peruvian Amazon and Machu Picchu).
Supposedly it was re-discovered by Jorge Luis Delgado.. but he also guides people around the area and wrote a book about it Andean Awakening. The book itself sounds interesting since it contains Inca mythology and local stories. I'll check it out sooner or later.
Yeah it sounds interesting but most of the information I can find eventually leads back to Jerry Wills.. and if you lead groups to these locations its not far fetched to believe hes got a motive for drawing attention to them. Wills is an interesting character though, he also does energy work for people and offers a list of courses in Shamanism. Though to become a master shaman you have to participate in both the trips he runs (Peruvian Amazon and Machu Picchu). Supposedly it was re-discovered by Jorge Luis Delgado.. but he also guides people around the area and wrote a book about it Andean Awakening. The book itself sounds interesting since it contains Inca mythology and local stories. I'll check it out sooner or later.

Last edited by NewAgeAlchemist, 4 years, 9 months ago
Posted 4 years, 9 months ago

keen31

color me interested.
let us know what else you uncover and/or if you check out that book.
color me interested. let us know what else you uncover and/or if you check out that book.

Posted 4 years, 9 months ago

Linked

has Jerry Wills ever given a tour around or even inside the door?
has Jerry Wills ever given a tour around or even inside the door?

Posted 4 years, 9 months ago

vondur

I had a vision of sorts in which I saw a huge stone that was carved into a human skull. There was a waterfall coming from it's mouth, and a grotto inside where priests would hold ceremonies and sacrifice babies. It was from inside this skull that humans came from, from inside the Earth. It was in the mountains in Peru, near the start of the rain forest. Could this be the same gate?
Keep in mind that this was only a vision that I had, and should not be taken as either truth or fiction, only as a possibility.
Also keep in mind that the Inca believed life began at Lake Titicaca.
I had a vision of sorts in which I saw a huge stone that was carved into a human skull. There was a waterfall coming from it's mouth, and a grotto inside where priests would hold ceremonies and sacrifice babies. It was from inside this skull that humans came from, from inside the Earth. It was in the mountains in Peru, near the start of the rain forest. Could this be the same gate? Keep in mind that this was only a vision that I had, and should not be taken as either truth or fiction, only as a possibility. Also keep in mind that the Inca believed life began at Lake Titicaca.

Last edited by vondur, 4 years, 9 months ago
Posted 4 years, 9 months ago

NewAgeAlchemist

Wills doesn't give tours to the door I don't believe, he leads them to Marcahuasi (also spelled: Markawasi, Marka Wasi, Marca Huasi) which is the other area i mentioned, he believes the area functions in a similar fashion on a larger scale.
The door itself isn't that large. its just a carving out of the rock face thats a foot or two deep and a bit shorter than most western doorways. Does apear to be another carving laying over the top that resembles someone laying down. Its located north of Chucuito, a town very near the lake, but i don't believe near the amazon since the lake is at such a high elevation. Aramu Muru's Doorway:
http://www.sacredsites.com/americas/peru/images/mysterious-giant-stone-500.jpg
http://www.sacredsites.com/americas/peru/images/mysterious-giant-stone-02-500.jpg
Marcahuasi is known for a number of stone sculpture that the jury is kinda out on if a number are man made. One of them is said to look like a man that ages as the day goes on till he appears old at sunset from the shadows. Supposedly theres a lot of ufo activity here as well (but from what i've read so far most inca places seem to make that claim).
http://alanmatthew.com/interactive_map/pages/interactive_maptest2.html
Also I believe the Inca actually had 3 creation stories.. but yes one speaks of life coming from the lake.
If you type Chucuito, peru into google maps the name of the town actually appears a distance south east of where the pointer is.. not sure what thats about. As you zoom out you'll see El Collao then to the south west of even this Chucuito appears.
Marcahuasi is pretty close to Lima(day of busing + a horse ride up the remainder the next morning).
Wills doesn't give tours to the door I don't believe, he leads them to Marcahuasi (also spelled: Markawasi, Marka Wasi, Marca Huasi) which is the other area i mentioned, he believes the area functions in a similar fashion on a larger scale. The door itself isn't that large. its just a carving out of the rock face thats a foot or two deep and a bit shorter than most western doorways. Does apear to be another carving laying over the top that resembles someone laying down. Its located north of Chucuito, a town very near the lake, but i don't believe near the amazon since the lake is at such a high elevation. Aramu Muru's Doorway: http://www.sacredsites.com/americas/peru/images/mysterious-giant-stone-500.jpg http://www.sacredsites.com/americas/peru/images/mysterious-giant-stone-02-500.jpg Marcahuasi is known for a number of stone sculpture that the jury is kinda out on if a number are man made. One of them is said to look like a man that ages as the day goes on till he appears old at sunset from the shadows. Supposedly theres a lot of ufo activity here as well (but from what i've read so far most inca places seem to make that claim). http://alanmatthew.com/interactive_map/pages/interactive_maptest2.html Also I believe the Inca actually had 3 creation stories.. but yes one speaks of life coming from the lake. If you type Chucuito, peru into google maps the name of the town actually appears a distance south east of where the pointer is.. not sure what thats about. As you zoom out you'll see El Collao then to the south west of even this Chucuito appears. Marcahuasi is pretty close to Lima(day of busing + a horse ride up the remainder the next morning).

Last edited by NewAgeAlchemist, 4 years, 8 months ago
Posted 4 years, 8 months ago

keen31

great info newage, this kinda thing is extremely interesting, thanks.
great info newage, this kinda thing is extremely interesting, thanks.

Posted 4 years, 8 months ago

NewAgeAlchemist

To Jerry Wills credit apparently Fox News has done a few segments on his healing ability.. one of which is on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0e7uUPtALs
Some of the info leads back to an article by Paul Damon calling it a stargate. Hes linked to a british magazine/internet publication that seems to follow UFO stuff. Wills is at the center of a lot of mystic claims and i'm not quite certain who first posted on the mythological and local stories yet.
I just finished a post about all of it so far on my blog.
To Jerry Wills credit apparently Fox News has done a few segments on his healing ability.. one of which is on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0e7uUPtALs Some of the info leads back to an article by Paul Damon calling it a stargate. Hes linked to a british magazine/internet publication that seems to follow UFO stuff. Wills is at the center of a lot of mystic claims and i'm not quite certain who first posted on the mythological and local stories yet. I just finished a post about all of it so far on my blog.

Posted 4 years, 8 months ago

NewAgeAlchemist

skimmed the opening of Andean Awakening. He talks a bit about his dream and a shaman's advice to seek the place out. He talks about different places he visited and tells a bit of mythology when the tangent arises. As far as the door itself he says he had what felt like a long vision while standing in it but doesn't know how long it really lasted.
The doorway was something like the first chapter but wasn't a lot of info so it didn't really seem worth the money to buy it.
skimmed the opening of Andean Awakening. He talks a bit about his dream and a shaman's advice to seek the place out. He talks about different places he visited and tells a bit of mythology when the tangent arises. As far as the door itself he says he had what felt like a long vision while standing in it but doesn't know how long it really lasted. The doorway was something like the first chapter but wasn't a lot of info so it didn't really seem worth the money to buy it.

Posted 4 years, 8 months ago

keen31

thanks for the heads up
thanks for the heads up

Posted 4 years, 8 months ago

NewAgeAlchemist

It seemed like a decent source of Incan mythology and might be interesting if your looking to visit multiple sites around Peru but for just the doorway I wasn't going to bother.
It seemed like a decent source of Incan mythology and might be interesting if your looking to visit multiple sites around Peru but for just the doorway I wasn't going to bother.

Posted 4 years, 8 months ago

keen31

necro warning
was listening to C2C last night and linda moulten howe( http://www.earthfiles.com/) was on. she replayed an interview she did with a guy that said he traveled through this doorway. he talked about an alien encounter and also his experience in the doorway. talked about 3 tones used to activate the doorway, but didnt specify the tones. id love to know what they were or find out more about it. i imagine the interview is somewhere on her site, havent dug it up yet though.
figured id throw this out there since there were others interested and this was the most detailed information id heard about it yet.
necro warning was listening to C2C last night and linda moulten howe(http://www.earthfiles.com/) was on. she replayed an interview she did with a guy that said he traveled through this doorway. he talked about an alien encounter and also his experience in the doorway. talked about 3 tones used to activate the doorway, but didnt specify the tones. id love to know what they were or find out more about it. i imagine the interview is somewhere on her site, havent dug it up yet though. figured id throw this out there since there were others interested and this was the most detailed information id heard about it yet.

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

NewAgeAlchemist

Its interesting that you'd bring it up again, because Jerry Wills (or someone from the xpedition company) left a comment on my blog on the 25th. Mostly just refuting the idea that they are only in it for the money, but hopefully I can learn more from them.
The sound thing is interesting because the guy who originally mentioned it to me in peru also said something about a tone. But I never found anything about it online, or at least no first hand accounts.
Edit: Also I've yet to listen to it but I found the broadcast you speak of (don't have a membership and not about to buy one): http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2008/06/26.html
seems to be available on thepiratebay though lacking uploaders
Re-Edit:
The caller that initiates the discussion that brings up her 'William' character using 3 tones mentions something that could be similar stateside. Supposedly someone named Ron Quinn writes about his experiences with a Stone Arch 'Time Portal' near Arivaca, Arizona. He attains some info from a native american.. but this is all I can say so far.. I'll be looking into it further.
...:
Appears the arch has fallen
http://www.tucsonweekly.com/gbase/Currents/Content?oid=47018
Its interesting that you'd bring it up again, because Jerry Wills (or someone from the xpedition company) left a comment on my blog on the 25th. Mostly just refuting the idea that they are only in it for the money, but hopefully I can learn more from them. The sound thing is interesting because the guy who originally mentioned it to me in peru also said something about a tone. But I never found anything about it online, or at least no first hand accounts. Edit: Also I've yet to listen to it but I found the broadcast you speak of (don't have a membership and not about to buy one): http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2008/06/26.html seems to be available on thepiratebay though lacking uploaders Re-Edit: The caller that initiates the discussion that brings up her 'William' character using 3 tones mentions something that could be similar stateside. Supposedly someone named Ron Quinn writes about his experiences with a Stone Arch 'Time Portal' near Arivaca, Arizona. He attains some info from a native american.. but this is all I can say so far.. I'll be looking into it further. ...: Appears the arch has fallen http://www.tucsonweekly.com/gbase/Currents/Content?oid=47018

Last edited by NewAgeAlchemist, 4 years, 5 months ago
Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

keen31

bad news about the arch.
i actually came across your QC post about the topic and it basically had condensed the same info i had come across. interesting jerry would comment on it, but at least a sign that MAYBE he isnt actually isnt in it for the money.
i watched some of their videos and read what i could about the doorway, but could find no other information other than what the interviewee had said about the 3 tones. i do not recall if the guy linda interviewed was actually jerry himself or someone else though.
it would be quite interesting to know those tones though, for many reasons. i have never been to peru, but would LOVE to go, and if i did go id want to know the tones ahead of time, thats for sure.
interesting side note: been reading a TON about ayahuasca due to it being a related topic. something that has been talked about on C2C before, but terribly interesting to do research on. if i make it to peru or the amazon area anytime soon, being able to participate in a shaman experience would be a nice consolation to passing through the doorway.
bad news about the arch. i actually came across your QC post about the topic and it basically had condensed the same info i had come across. interesting jerry would comment on it, but at least a sign that MAYBE he isnt actually isnt in it for the money. i watched some of their videos and read what i could about the doorway, but could find no other information other than what the interviewee had said about the 3 tones. i do not recall if the guy linda interviewed was actually jerry himself or someone else though. it would be quite interesting to know those tones though, for many reasons. i have never been to peru, but would LOVE to go, and if i did go id want to know the tones ahead of time, thats for sure. interesting side note: been reading a TON about ayahuasca due to it being a related topic. something that has been talked about on C2C before, but terribly interesting to do research on. if i make it to peru or the amazon area anytime soon, being able to participate in a shaman experience would be a nice consolation to passing through the doorway.

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

NewAgeAlchemist

Ayahuasca is an interesting substance, but its the only psychedelic I've done so I don't really have a basis of comparison for experience (but every ceremony was pretty mellow for me). Yeah I noticed parallels between what I was able to learn of Jerry and Howe's William (said the name was to protect the identity of the interviewee), but I can't say for sure either way.
I don't think Ayahusca is necessarily any different from any other spiritual experience, but you can travel to a number of countries in south america and take it in a ceremonial style (some more theatrical than others), which you don't get access to in the US or Canada. There are plenty of shaman down there that don't use a psychedelic, so I would doubt its deeply involved with using the door. Ayahuasca users are kind of a specific specialization of shaman.
I think the best bet would be talking to the people around the doorway in hopes of learning to use it. But it also sounded like you'd need to have built up some kinda reputation before they'd begin to discuss it.
Ayahuasca is an interesting substance, but its the only psychedelic I've done so I don't really have a basis of comparison for experience (but every ceremony was pretty mellow for me). Yeah I noticed parallels between what I was able to learn of Jerry and Howe's William (said the name was to protect the identity of the interviewee), but I can't say for sure either way. I don't think Ayahusca is necessarily any different from any other spiritual experience, but you can travel to a number of countries in south america and take it in a ceremonial style (some more theatrical than others), which you don't get access to in the US or Canada. There are plenty of shaman down there that don't use a psychedelic, so I would doubt its deeply involved with using the door. Ayahuasca users are kind of a specific specialization of shaman. I think the best bet would be talking to the people around the doorway in hopes of learning to use it. But it also sounded like you'd need to have built up some kinda reputation before they'd begin to discuss it.

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

keen31

yeah, definitely seperate interests there, but both are something id like to experience.
as far as the door, the reports ive heard are that locals tend to be afraid of it. i should imagine with a decent rapport you could get some information from them, but as far as usage and instruction id be curious to see if anyone had that knowledge or would be willing/interested in sharing it.
none the less, a very intriguing subject. i actually work at a local HS down here and the spanish culture club takes trips to south and central america. they have been to machu picchu before (as far as i know) so if they plan another trip to peru anytime soon i might have to hitch a ride.
yeah, definitely seperate interests there, but both are something id like to experience. as far as the door, the reports ive heard are that locals tend to be afraid of it. i should imagine with a decent rapport you could get some information from them, but as far as usage and instruction id be curious to see if anyone had that knowledge or would be willing/interested in sharing it. none the less, a very intriguing subject. i actually work at a local HS down here and the spanish culture club takes trips to south and central america. they have been to machu picchu before (as far as i know) so if they plan another trip to peru anytime soon i might have to hitch a ride.

Last edited by keen31, 4 years, 5 months ago
Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

NewAgeAlchemist

Nice, I was only down there for 10 days with a group so I only really saw Iquitos and the place we were staying. I don't really speak spanish so my mobility outside the group was limited. :P
I'm talking to Jerry Wills and he seems supportive of my inquiry so hopefully that develops further. You might find the two TEDtalks with Wade Davis interesting on youtube, he works with national geographic and is a great storyteller of his experiences traveling and spending time within the lesser known people of the world.
Nice, I was only down there for 10 days with a group so I only really saw Iquitos and the place we were staying. I don't really speak spanish so my mobility outside the group was limited. :P I'm talking to Jerry Wills and he seems supportive of my inquiry so hopefully that develops further. You might find the two TEDtalks with Wade Davis interesting on youtube, he works with national geographic and is a great storyteller of his experiences traveling and spending time within the lesser known people of the world.

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

keen31

thanks for the heads up.
keep me posted on the talks with jerry, im interested. (email is andyp31-at-gmail.com if you wanna hit me there)
thanks for the heads up. keep me posted on the talks with jerry, im interested. (email is andyp31-at-gmail.com if you wanna hit me there)

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

keen31

watched the ted talks with wade davis. was good.
watched the ted talks with wade davis. was good.

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago

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