Solar Disc

9 · Solar Disc Ramayah — Licancabur

Solar Disc — Ramayah

Atacama, ChileElement: Fire-22.8333, -67.8833

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The Licancabur volcano, on the Chile-Bolivia border in the Atacama Desert, guards the 9th Solar Disc — Ramayah. This perfectly conical volcano, 5,920m high, has at its summit one of the highest lakes in the world. The Ramayah disc is connected to purification through fire and the transmutation of dense energies. The Atacama, the driest desert in the world, provides a crystalline atmosphere that amplifies the solar connection. The Atacameño people revered the volcano as the dwelling place of the gods.

Energetic characteristics

9th Solar Disc — Ramayah
Perfect conical volcano of 5,920m
Summit lake — one of the highest in the world
Atacama Desert — clearest sky in the world
Purification by fire and transmutation
Chile-Bolivia border
Sacred to the Atacameño people

Special dates

Mystical Marriage of the Solstice
June 21
On Licancabur Volcano, sacred to Atacameños and Incas, there is an altar (ushnu) on the summit. The legend of the “mystical marriage” says that, at the solstice, the shadow of Licancabur covers Mount Quimal.
Mystical Marriage of the Solstice
December 21
On Licancabur Volcano, sacred to Atacameños and Incas, there is an altar (ushnu) on the summit. The legend of the “mystical marriage” says that, at the solstice, the shadow of Licancabur covers Mount Quimal.

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Disco Solar Ramayah: A União Mística entre Licancabur e Quimal

Segundo a tradição Likanantay, no solstício de inverno, a sombra do vulcão Licancabur cobre o Monte Quimal, simbolizando uma união mística entre as montanhas. Licancabur é visto como um príncipe guerreiro guardião, e Quimal como uma donzela, representando um ritual cósmico de fertilidade. Antigos sacerdotes incas realizavam fogueiras no cume para se comunicar com outros santuários de alta altitude.

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Disco Solar Ramayah no Vulcão Licancabur, Guardião Sagrado dos Andes

O vulcão Licancabur, na fronteira Chile-Bolívia, abriga o lago de cratera mais alto do mundo, estudado por astrobiólogos da NASA como análogo às condições extremas de antigos lagos em Marte. Pesquisas revelaram microrganismos extremófilos e formações estromatolíticas, evidenciando a resiliência da vida em ambientes inóspitos. Para o povo Likanantay, o Licancabur é reverenciado como o guardião sagrado 'Tata Likanku'.

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9 · Solar Disc Ramayah — LicancaburSubmitted by: Gaia Gateways (Web)

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