Sacred Center

Mount Ararat

The Mountain of Beginning Again

Eastern Anatolia, TurkeyElement: Earth/Ice39.7025, 44.2986
Mount Ararat — Sacred Center

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About this portal

Covered in eternal snow, Ararat rises solitary above the plain where Asia, Europe, and the East touch. It is the sacred mountain of the Armenian people and, in biblical tradition, the place where the Ark came to rest after the Flood — the point of humanity’s new beginning. A dormant double-peaked volcano, Ararat is a portal of rebirth and covenant: where one age ends and another begins, and where Earth and heaven sealed, in snow, the promise to continue.

Energetic characteristics

  • Dormant double-peaked snow-crowned volcano
  • Sacred national mountain of Armenia
  • Resting place of the Ark in biblical tradition
  • Symbol of renewal after the Flood
  • Meeting point of three worlds
  • Eternal snow above 5,000 meters

Special dates

  • March Equinox

    March 20

  • June Solstice

    June 21

  • Vardavar (Water Festival)

    Date varies each year

    Ancient Armenian festival of transfiguration and water, heir to the cult of Astghik, celebrated beneath the mountain of Noah's new beginning.

Connected ley lines

Anatolian Axis — Göbekli Tepe – AraratStar Earth Grid — the Mountain of the Covenant

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