Deep in the heart of Mpumalanga, South Africa, nestled in the enigmatic landscape of Waterval Boven (Emgwenya), lies a treasure trove of ancient knowledge—the Stone Circle and Artifact Museum. This museum is unlike any other in the world, offering a rare glimpse into humanity’s distant past, where sound, resonance, and energy technology may have played a central role in the lives of the ancients.
A Museum of Hidden History
The Stone Circle and Artifact Museum houses a remarkable collection of ancient tools, petrified artifacts, and mud fossils, carefully gathered from across South Africa’s archaeological sites, burial grounds, and deep mining excavations. Many of these artifacts were found beneath layers of mud, exposed over time by erosion, and even brought in by farmers who stumbled upon them on their land.
Among these findings are:
- Petrified tools and objects that suggest advanced knowledge of materials and energy.
- Evidence of gigantic species, including dinosaurs and even what some believe to be remnants of giants.
- Mud fossils and petrified structures that challenge mainstream historical narratives.
Each artifact holds a piece of the consciousness journey of humanity, pointing to a time when sound and resonance were possibly used as an energy source—an idea that challenges conventional history and invites us to explore a deeper connection to our ancestors.
The Mystery of Sound, Energy & Resonance
One of the most intriguing aspects of this museum is its focus on sound technology in ancient civilizations. The artifacts suggest that the ancients may have harnessed sound frequencies for healing, energy generation, and spiritual practices. This aligns with the global discoveries of ancient resonance chambers, monolithic stone circles, and vibrational healing tools used by various indigenous cultures.
A key artifact in the collection is the Torus Stone, a fascinating object said to have been used by ancient sha-mans and Sha-woman, known as the Sanusi (Alchemy Scientists). This stone, believed to carry intense healing frequencies, was used in sound healing practices—a concept that is now being rediscovered in modern energy healing and quantum medicine.
Visitors to the museum have the opportunity to witness demonstrations of the Torus Stone’s energy, experiencing firsthand the potential power of ancient sound technology.
A Global Legacy of Forgotten Knowledge
What makes the Stone Circle and Artifact Museum truly unique is that it is not just a collection of artifacts—it is a living narrative, challenging mainstream history and urging us to rethink humanity’s origins and technological past. Unlike other museums that adhere strictly to the accepted historical timeline, this museum dares to explore alternative theories, hidden knowledge, and the spiritual-scientific intersection of ancient civilizations.
As researchers continue to study these artifacts—some even sent overseas for further analysis—the discoveries are only beginning to unravel the mysteries of South Africa’s ancient past.
Visit the Museum & and the Surrounding Sacred Sites while Experiencing the Frequency of the Ancients
For those seeking to connect with the wisdom of the past, the Stone Circle and Artifact Museum in Waterval Boven offers an unparalleled experience with the guidance of Edwin Chitapi, the only guide and custodian to the sites in the area. Edwin received the knowledge first hand from local wisdom keepers and direct descendants. He is a living book of knowledge, his gentle tone and ancient guidance activates remembrance deep within visitor’s Soul’s.
Whether you are a history enthusiast, a researcher, a healer, or simply someone drawn to ancient mysteries, this museum and the surrounding Sacred Sites provides a space to explore lost knowledge, experience vibrational healing, and question the historical narratives we have been taught.
Our Annual Journey and Pilgrimage is and excellent place to start and explore what quite literally feels like walking into the Earth Star Chakra of Gaia.
Discover the Ancient Journey that lies ahead, if your soul feels called to explore one of the world’s Most Ancient Sites, reach out and schedule a call to discover more about our upcoming Solstice Retreat in June 2025: Click here to Schedule your Call
🔹 Location: Waterval Boven (Emgwenya), Mpumalanga, South Africa
🔹 Experience: The Ancient Journey – Journey into the Origins
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Aela Lee
