Traditional Mayan Sacred Fire Ceremony at Franks Hill Sep 27 @ 3PM

Sep 21, 2015 by Brett

“Traditional Mayan Sacred Fire Ceremony”Frank’s Hill Animal Effigy Mounds near Muscoda, WI 53573
With Nan Shuni Giron
Sunday September 27 / 13 Tzi/@ 3:00 pm

Come join us in Mayan Sacred time, as we come together to ask for peace, harmony and unity around word.
This month September is a unique time event, as the super moon and lunar eclipse make an appearance in the skies, it raises the vibration of the entire planet. This intense energy can magnify our intentions, emotions, desires, visions, and grant us with sudden moments of pure awakening.
It is a special time to be grateful and light the Sacred Fire with our heart prayers and offerings.
It is a perfect time to connect with the energy of the land, the sun, and the moon.
It is a good time to come together to honor life and honor our ancestors.
Let’s bring reflections and joy to the Mayan sacred fire.
Come join our circle of friends, at this special sacred Animal Effigy Mounds location!
Everyone is welcome to join us in this special time!
Free and open for love offerings
Maltiox and we see you there!
Please bring a chair, blankets, your drum or rattle.
You may also bring special offerings to the sacred fire, such as flowers, candles, sacred tobacco, incenses, seeds, herbs, letters, stones, etc.

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Contact Shumantla3@gmail.com or (224)205-0441
For directions call at (608) 604-5381 or ( 608)-647-5434

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Fall Equinox – September 20th, 2015 – Save the date!

Sep 15, 2015 by Brett

FRANK’S HILL OPEN TO PUBLIC FOR EQUINOX EVENT

Frank’s Hill, an effigy mound site in southern Richland County, will be open to the public on Sunday, September 20th, for observance of the autumnal equinox. The public is invited to gather at Frank’s Hill near Muscoda to view the sunrise or sunset or to visit the site during the day to see the mounds and the grand vista. The event is subject to suitable weather conditions. A short hike will be required to the top of the hill that offers a stunning view of the lower Wisconsin River valley. Participants should arrive by 6:30 p.m. to view the sunset. Frank’s Hill is located 2 miles west of Muscoda near the intersection of Hwy. 60 and Hwy. 193.

David Martin, President of the Three Eagles Foundation, said, “Our departed friend, Frank Shadewald, thoroughlyenjoyed sharing the hill and the mounds with others and used the equinox and solstice events as reasons to invite the public to the site. He clearly would have wanted these observances to continue so, to honor Frank’s memory, we will hold a fall equinox event again this year. Whether you are interested in the stunning colors of the sunset, the spectacular view, the intriguing archeology or the serenity of the site, all are welcome to attend.”

Frank’s Hill is on the National Register of Historic Places. A group of unique effigy mounds is situated on the east ridge where the event will occur. Across Hwy. 193 lies the west ridge where a line of small conical mounds, thought to be calendar mounds, is situated. The site offers a panoramic vista of the area which once contained the highest concentration of bird effigy mounds found anywhere in the world. The mounds are thought to have been built during the Late Woodland period dating back to one thousand or more years ago.

To learn more about the equinox event or for directions, contact Dave Martin at (608) 739-4198.

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SUMMER SOLSTICE OBSERVANCE SET FOR FRANK’S HILL

Jun 10, 2015 by Brett

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