Sacred Sites

Sacred Sites - Africa’s Greatest Mysteries The Nilotic Meridian

By Louise Clarke

“Africa is full of mystery. Secrets as old as time resonate throughout this great continent from north to south, an absolute truth rooted deep in Mother Earth…”

Africa is full of mystery. Secrets as old as time resonate throughout this great continent from north to south, an absolute truth rooted deep in Mother Earth, connecting all living things and carrying the profound wisdom of our ancestors from the beginning of time.

Such wisdom is passed only to a select group of wisdom keepers. One such man, our very own Sanusi of the highest order, Baba Credo Vusamazulu Mutwa, carried the secret knowledge of our continent and worked tirelessly for the 99 years of his life to bring this truth to light. Right now, there is a great awakening happening, both in human consciousness and within Mother Earth, particularly at the sacred sites which abound in Africa. Those who are called are similarly drawn into the mystery which, as it slowly unfolds, directs our life along a journey of discovery that can only make any sense in retrospect. All my life, I have felt a strange living resonance in Africa. As a child, I had a sense of the continent being connected to the Earth’s centre by an umbilical cord, an anchor of profound stability for me in my life. I was born in the ancient goldfields of Johannesburg. That too seems to have imprinted in me an awareness of a conduit of spiritual enlightenment and life force itself, directing my adventures toward those golden places in Africa which are rich in this alchemy of spirit and truth. Gold resonates among the highest mineral frequencies on Earth.

Exactly 20 years ago, I began my search for truth in earnest. I enrolled in archaeology and geology courses and bought several books I was drawn to because of my interest. Books by authors in South Africa who Baba Credo Mutwa, clearly shared an unspoken African High Wisdom Keeper calling; Baba Credo Mutwa, Michael Tellinger, Dean Liprini and Linda Tucker. Over the course of the next ten years, I came to meet and work closely with all of them in their respective fields toward uncovering Africa’s great mysteries. From Dean’s work in the past few articles, we have learned that there is a profound diamond light grid that plays out along the southern tip of Africa, precisely mirrored at the exact same latitude north. Much of Dean’s work is based on the experience of Baba Mutwa, whose knowledge of Africa encompasses our history to the very beginning of time. Michael Tellinger’s research endeavoured to uncover the history of gold mining in Africa, tracing the story from the Sumerian tablets to a vast area of inexplicable stone circles in

“…there is a great awakening happening, both in human consciousness and within Mother Earth, particularly at the sacred sites which abound in Africa.”

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the Mpumalanga province in South Africa where I now live. Linda Tucker’s calling came in the form of a dangerous encounter with lions in the Timbavati. This coincided with the arrival of the sacred white lions there in the early 1990s and an immersion into the Lion Shamanism Africa through Baba Mutwa.

Where are we going with all this?

Credo Mutwa told Linda Tucker, “Ma’am, all knowledge in the world is connected. It is all from one great source. There is nothing the ancient Egyptians knew that we do not know.” He tells us that African legend, as with Egyptian mythology, speaks of Leonine Star Gods coming to Earth to seed humanity. There is a fundamental belief across the continent that events on Earth are connected to events in the heavens: As above, so below.

Delving into Egyptian history, we learn about ‘Zep Tepi’, directly translating as ‘First Time’. It is the ancient Egyptian phrase denoting a genesis moment, which prompted civilisation into the Golden Age and was marked by the divine positioning of the pyramids of Giza, reflected both on Earth and in the heavens.

Interestingly, the information written about this ‘First Time’ coincides with a longitudinal line running through the entire African continent laying at 31 degrees 14 minutes east. It is the prime meridian at the centre of the Earth’s landmasses, which traces from Egypt, along the Nile to the equator, passing through the Great Zimbabwe ruins, the Timbavati, through Adam’s Calendar overlooking the Barberton Valley and down to Durban.

“A great river flows under the African continent, a river that is said to lead both into the future and back through the past.”

- Baba Mutwa

Baba tells us that an unbroken seam of gold originally ran deep inside the Earth, reflected directly above in the heavens as the Milky Way.

This will be the focus of my following few Sacred Sites articles.

Louise Clarke Exploring sacred sites in Africa and walking as an art of healing.