The Star Gate of Sri Lanka - Sakwala Chakraya might be a key to global system of "SCIROCCO" Infrasound vibroacoustic broadcasting interfaces.

First of all I want to express my thanks to my friends from Sri Lanka, who inspired me

to write this article and provided me with really unique ideas and materials:

- Chanaka Dev Chathuranga Hettiarachchi;

- Tharaka Chathuranga;

- Rishan Dileepa;

- Dilantha Maneth Perera;

- Soorya Bandara (Sun™).



Introduction.

Sakwala Chakraya, also known as The Star Gate of Sri Lanka. It is sandwiched between the

The goal of this article is attempt to solve a riddle of Sakwala Chakraya.



There is an amazing and unexplained artifact of an ancient civilization of Sri Lanka carved on the rock in Ranmasu Uyana (Gold Fish Park), which is located in the ancient city of Anuradhapura. This artifact is called, also known as. It is sandwiched between the Thissa Wewa reservoir and the Isurumuniya Rock Temple . All of them are forming the pleasure garden of the ancient Sri Lanka royals, full of secrets still unexplained by modern knowledge. It is possibly one of the most hidden mysteries of Human civilization.The goal of this article is attempt to solve a riddle of Sakwala Chakraya. Drawing of the Sakwala Chakraya - the Star Gate of Sri Lanka

Source: lakvida.org

Sakwala Chakraya appears to be a carving on the surface of a granite rock as some kind of a "weird circular diagram". It's cut shallowly on the steeply projecting rock face and looks like a great chakra, or circle 6 ft in diameter. On it there are rectangular divisions that contain figures (mostly small circles with cross inside), the whole girt, as a tyred wheel, by a band on which is displayed variant piscine and crustacean life swimming in a circle from right to left.







Sakwala Chakraya (Star Gates) is located just beyond the northern confines of Isurumuniya Rock Temple, at the very foot of the embankment of the Tisa Wewa tank, this place is also known as RANMASU UYANA, which means the garden of golden fishes. There are lots of ponds like in Sigiriya.







Meaning of the name.



The Treasury of Atreus or Tomb of Agamemnon located on the Panagitsa Hill at Mycenae, Greece. Coordinates: 37°43'36.61"N 22°45'12.17"E.





Aerial view on the dome



Inside the dome.

The scheme of typical underground domed volumetric tuning-fork

infrasound receiver Where: La - wavelength in the air; Lg - wavelength in the ground; N - integer.





Subsonic receiver (working frequency is 12.25 Hz) placed in

Kerch, Ukraine. Coordinates: 45°22'26.57"N 36°31'34.38"E

1.1.3. Cavity resonator with monolithic rock antennas (tumulus, dolmens, mastabas). The antenna of receiver is commonly used natural rock monolith, located in a certain direction to the infrasound transmitter. This cavity resonator has to be built on monolith; it receives data from the vibration of the monolith.





Rocky volumetric tuning-fork receiver in Greece:





Kefalonia, Greece. Coordinates: 38° 7' 48.12"N, 20° 32' 40.04"E

Archaeologcal site: Mine tombs of Mycenaean period -

Mazarakata

1.2. Volumetric rocky infrasound data receivers.



These receivers do not have underground domes (antennas). Usually they were built in the area where infrasound waves were concentrated on natural heterogeneity of the environment: the geological faults, rivers, mountains, mountain ranges, and were aimed at a certain angle (20-60°) to infrasound source.



1.2.1. It is believed that in Italy tumulus dome receivers were built on natural rock monoliths by Etruscans.



A dome in Ireland, this one is supposed to be

built by Celts 6000 years ago.

The domed receivers on monolithic base at the ancient

Etruscan town near Cherveteri, Italy.

Coordinates: 42° 0'19.17"N 12° 6'10.87"E.

1.2.2. Dolmens are relatively small volumetric secondary resonators. They usually established on mountain ridges, as well as near major rivers, and in other places of natural concentration of infrasound waves.



Photo of typical dolmen

Map of dolmens locations in the World

(areas of their accumulation are highlighted)

1.2.3. Mastabas are stone trapezoid receivers, which focusing infrasound waves at some depth under its base, and were the most common transmitters of an ancient Egypt.





Vibrating from infrasound, body of mastaba sends the sound waves down (due to its trapezoid shape), focusing the sound stream deeply under its base. Unlike the spherical domes (where the focus was on the floor level), focus of mastaba trapezoid lens is under the ground. Therefore, the secondary resonator (which the official science perceives as stone tombs) was immersed in a curved shaft, so that the mine doesnt came under the focus of a infrasound beam. Placed in the focus of mastaba, secondary resonator converts infrasound in a sound wave, which comes by the air shaft to intensifying air chambers. Here you can listen to the sound, received from the pyramid, perfectly.



1.3. Tuning fork infrasound data receivers.



1.3.1. Seidhs, or Stones of Power are large stones installed on small stone supports on the solid rock base. To create a Seidh you shall select a large stone with the resonance of multiple frequency and install it on a rock correctly to the direction of the source of the incoming infrasound signal.



Typical Seidh, or Power Stone. The biggest seidh complexes

are placed in Karelia, Russia.

Seidh by more than 2000 tons weight, installed on stone legs

which inserted in slits deeply cut in granite slope

of Sigiriya Lions Rock, Sri Lanka.

1.3.2. Menhirs is alone standing stones installed in the natural areas of maximum concentration of infrasound signal with the resonance of multiple frequency of incoming infrasound signal. Sometimes, even fields of menhirs were installed near the major receivers along with dolmens. The





The Carnac stones are an exceptionally dense collection of

megalithic sites around the French village of Carnac. 1.3.3. Cromlech is a set of stones, each of which had a particular resonance with exact modulation frequency of the pyramid complex transmitter. The menhirs were mounted in a ring in the center of which was point of superposition for all transmitted frequencies.



There are images of acoustic waves radiating from vibrating in resonance stone cut on the Stones of Carnac

Stonehenge (Wiltshire, UK) is one of the best known examples

of cromlech in the World

I would say that most of



2. Signaling infrasound receivers





Modern scholars believe these receivers are ancient seismographs, with the help of which the ancient people predicted earthquakes. This is pretty pointless, because to predict an earthquake by seismograph is impossible.



are relatively small volumetric secondary resonators. They usually established on mountain ridges, as well as near major rivers, and in other places of natural concentration of infrasound waves.are stone trapezoid receivers, which focusing infrasound waves at some depth under its base, and were the most common transmitters of an ancient Egypt.Vibrating from infrasound, body of mastaba sends the sound waves down (due to its trapezoid shape), focusing the sound stream deeply under its base. Unlike the spherical domes (where the focus was on the floor level), focus of mastaba trapezoid lens is under the ground. Therefore, the secondary resonator (which the official science perceives as stone tombs) was immersed in a curved shaft, so that the mine doesnt came under the focus of a infrasound beam. Placed in the focus of mastaba, secondary resonator converts infrasound in a sound wave, which comes by the air shaft to intensifying air chambers. Here you can listen to the sound, received from the pyramid, perfectly.orare large stones installed on small stone supports on the solid rock base. To create a Seidh you shall select a large stone with the resonance of multiple frequency and install it on a rock correctly to the direction of the source of the incoming infrasound signal.is alone standing stones installed in the natural areas of maximum concentration of infrasound signal with the resonance of multiple frequency of incoming infrasound signal. Sometimes, even fields of menhirs were installed near the major receivers along with dolmens. The Carnac Stones (France) and Stone Circle are typical examples of such complexes. There is also the Stone Ship kinds.is a set of stones, each of which had a particular resonance with exact modulation frequency of the pyramid complex transmitter. The menhirs were mounted in a ring in the center of which was point of superposition for all transmitted frequencies.I would say that most of megalithic structures in the world refer to receivers of infrasound signal.Modern scholars believe these receivers are ancient seismographs, with the help of which the ancient people predicted earthquakes. This is pretty pointless, because to predict an earthquake by seismograph is impossible.

Photo of the large infrasound

signal receiver

Pendulum infrasound signal

receiver mechanism.



At arrival of infrasonic waves tuned on resonance frequency pendulum becomes oscillate, in its turn setting in motion the ratchet closing device of balls feeding.





Date of origin and pre-history similarities.





So, taking into account all listed above, there is a good reason to believe that Sakwala Chakraya is a key and some kind of technical scheme which describes a principle of global infrasound broadcasting system (pre-historic global signal system) construction and work, its core elements and main purpose. The question of date of its origin is still open.

If we look carefully to some coincidences all around the World (which may give reference to wave theory and imagery of oscillating process), we will see that there are a lot of them in Megalithic culture , to be exact in form of prehistoric art called Cup and ring marks or Cup marks









Cup-and-rings marks similar to radiation of waves from antenna. These are located in Northumberland, at 55.54754N 1.99632W





Petroglyph at the "Laxe das Rodas" (Stone of the Wheels),

Louro, Galicia, Spain.





Cup-and-ring mark "Petróglifo de Portaxes" at Monte Tetón,

Tomiño, the largest one in Galicia, Spain.



