Solar Disc

6 · Solar Disc Jasintah — Cueva de los Tayos

Solar Disc — Jasintah

Morona-Santiago, EcuadorElement: Earth/Ether-3.0594, -78.2272

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Cueva de los Tayos, in Ecuador, guards the 6th Solar Disc — Jasintah. This underground cave system, explored by Juan Moricz and Neil Armstrong (1976), is famous for reports of a library of metallic plates containing ancestral knowledge. The Jasintah disc is the guardian of records and cosmic memory. The caves, with chambers up to 80m wide, have been described as a repository of wisdom from pre-diluvian civilizations.

Energetic characteristics

6th Solar Disc — Jasintah
Underground cave system
Neil Armstrong expedition (1976)
Reported library of metallic plates
Guardian of records and cosmic memory
Underground chambers up to 80m wide
Wisdom of pre-diluvian civilizations

Special dates

Solstice of the Jasintah Solar Disk
June 21
The immense Cueva de los Tayos in Ecuador is surrounded by legends of metallic libraries and ancient civilizations. It guards the Jasintah disk, honored by the network at the solstices.
Solstice of the Jasintah Solar Disk
December 21
The immense Cueva de los Tayos in Ecuador is surrounded by legends of metallic libraries and ancient civilizations. It guards the Jasintah disk, honored by the network at the solstices.

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LiDAR reveals a 2,500-year-old urban civilization in the region of Cueva de los Tayos

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6 · Solar Disc Jasintah — Cueva de los TayosSubmitted by: Gaia Gateways (Web)

Jasintah Solar Disk and the Cueva de los Tayos: Ancestral Shuar Sanctuary

Cueva de los Tayos, in Ecuador, is a sacred site for the Shuar people, used for generations in traditional practices, including the seasonal gathering of tayos birds. The cave contains an extensive limestone system and archaeological evidence dating to 3500 BCE. Access is formally controlled by the Shuar, who safeguard the preservation of the site. The increase in tourism has caused impacts on the local ecosystem.

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6 · Solar Disc Jasintah — Cueva de los TayosSubmitted by: Gaia Gateways (Web)

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