In 1939, Bloemfontein University and Museum conducted a detailed survey of the Blaauwbosch Kraal ruins, near Waterval Boven. The full survey is available on the RESEARCH page.

One of the most important conclusions: the original structures had no doors or entrances. This can be clearly seen in the many drawings from this survey — and yet our historians and archaeologists have simply ignored this important detail. From this single observation, we should deduce that these structures were neither dwellings for people, nor shelters for animals.

By late 2010, an accidental visit by an expert in measuring and detecting frequencies, magnetic and electromagnetic fields, led to an unimaginable discovery. The stone circle walls emit powerful sound frequencies, magnetic and electromagnetic frequencies. The circles also affect the underground heat signature up to 200m deep.

In the months that followed, many stone circles were measured — and Adam’s Calendar. All delivered similar results. Some were stronger than others. Adam’s Calendar measured much stronger than the rest.

Every stone circle is completely unique in shape, size, and complexity. For anyone familiar with cymatics — how sound and vibration create unique shapes, like those that emerge when sand on a metal plate is vibrated by a speaker — it becomes clear that the ruins are representations of cymatic patterns, created by the specific frequency emerging from the Earth at that point.

Based on the diameter of each stone circle, we can calculate the primary frequency and wavelength. This leads to a simple, obvious conclusion: the stone circles amplify the natural frequencies of the Earth, generating an ongoing, never-ending source of energy. Free energy.

Many ruins have distinct flower shapes that accurately resemble the shape of a magnetron — the device used in microwaves and other modern technology. It is a clear indicator that these are not simple structures, but advanced energy-generating systems. The identification of magnetron-shaped circles suggests they may have acted as energy boosters into the vast, connected grid.

By the end of 2008, I had received many testimonials from visitors I had taken to the stone circles, claiming all sorts of healing benefits — headaches, migraines, back pain, low blood pressure, knee problems, diabetes symptoms, ear problems, and more. By 2016, I learned that one of my guests had been cured of full-blown terminal cancer after joining me on two consecutive Sacred Sites tours.

It became clear that the vibrational energies created by the stone circles are beneficial to our health. Think of each circle as a giant Rife machine, or one of Georges Lakhovsky’s Multiple Wave Oscillators — both of which use frequency for healing. The frequencies coming out of the walls are harmonic fractals of the natural Earth frequencies that we, as humans, should be in resonance with.

Much more detail in the videos on my YouTube channel.

There are many indicators that show us the ruins are potentially the oldest archaeological structures ever found. The complexity and vastness are unlike anything else on Earth.

The biggest indicator of their age comes from aerial photographs that show how rivers have washed away the walls, channels and terraces. Some channels run into the rivers — why would anyone build a channel into a river and out the other side? The conclusion: the stone circle ruins are older than the rivers that have formed among them.

When the stone circles were built, there was no rain. Then the climate changed, rivers formed, and the new climate caused trees and vegetation to grow among the structures. My current estimate is that they are around 300,000 years old — in line with the estimated first appearance of modern humans.