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Table Mountain

Sacred Mountain

Cape Town, South AfricaElement: Earth/Air-33.9625, 18.4039

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About this portal

Table Mountain is one of the oldest mountains in the world (600 million years), revered by the Khoisan people as a dwelling place of spirits. Its flat tabletop shape is considered a natural energy amplifier. It is one of the 7 New Wonders of Nature and possesses extraordinary endemic biodiversity.

Energetic characteristics

600 million years old
Sacred to the Khoisan people
One of the 7 New Wonders of Nature
Tabletop shape — natural energy amplifier
More than 2,200 endemic plant species
'Tablecloth' cloud — energetic phenomenon
Table Mountain National Park

Special dates

Solstice on Table Mountain
December 21
One of the oldest mountains on the planet and revered by the Khoisan people, Table Mountain is seen as a natural amplifier of energy. At the austral summer solstice, its plateau receives the full sun above Cape Town.

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Recorded phenomena

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The "wheel of the Earth" in the planet's chakra system

In New Age currents, Table Mountain, in Cape Town, is pointed to as one of the four "elemental wheels" of the Earth — the one of the Earth element. The other three would be Haleakala (Fire), in Hawaii, Lake Rotopounamu (Water), in New Zealand, and the axis from the Great Pyramid to the Mount of Olives (Air) — all also mapped by Gaia Gateways. It is held that telluric lines cross there, nourishing the light and life of the planet. There is nothing to measure: it is symbolic reading, a living myth of sacred geography.

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Table MountainSubmitted by: Curadoria Gaia Gateways

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