The Aramu Muru Gate
SEPTEMBER 1996
A huge mysterious gate-like structure has been discovered in the Hayu Marca Mountains of southern Peru. Hayu Marca, 35 kilometers from the city of Puno, has long been revered by local Indians as the "City of the Gods", and has never been fully explored due to the rugged mountainous terrain. Although no city has yet been discovered, many of the region's rock formations resemble man-made buildings and structures.
The Aramu Muru Gate, or "Puerta de Hayu Marca" (Portal of the Gods/Spirits) was at some time in the distant past carved into a rock face and measures exactly seven meters high by seven meters wide with a smaller niche in the center at the base, measuring a little less than two meters high.
Jose Luis Delgado Mamani stumbled upon the property while trekking in the surrounding hills trying to familiarize himself with the area, since his job is to guide climbers. After discovering the door earlier this year (1996), Mamani contacted archaeological authorities in Puno, La Paz and Lima, and before long the area was besieged by Inca archaeologists and historians.
It turned out that the native Indians of the region had a legend that spoke of "an entrance to the lands of the gods", and in that legend it was narrated that in ancient times, great heroes had gone to join their gods and passed through the door to a glorious new life of immortality, and on rare occasions those men returned with their gods to "inspect all the lands of the realm" through the door.
Another legend tells of the time when the Spanish conquistadors came to Peru, and plundered gold and precious stones from the Inca tribes – and an Inca priest of the Temple of the Seven Rays named Aramu Maru fled from his temple with a sacred golden disc known as "The Key of the Seven Ray Gods", and hid in the mountains of Hayu Marca. He finally reached the door which was guarded by the shaman priests.
He showed them the key of the gods and a ritual was performed at the conclusion of which there was a magical event triggered by the golden disc that opened the portal, and, according to legend, blue light came out of an internal tunnel.
The priest Aramu Maru gave the golden disk to the shaman and then passed through the portal "and would never be seen again".
Archaeologists found a circular depression about the size of a hand on the right side of the small entrance, and they theorized that this is where a small disk may have been placed and supported by the rock.
According to some individuals who have placed their hands on the small door, there is talk of a sense of flowing energy, and also of strange experiences such as visions of stars, pillars of fire and the sound of unusual rhythmic music.
Others have said they have sensed tunnels within the structure, although no one has yet found a crack showing the door could be opened, instead the professional opinion is that there is no actual door, since the frame and the entrance and the back of the niche are all carved in the same rock.
Interestingly, the structure undeniably resembles the sun gate of Tiahuanaco and five other archaeological sites that connect to each other by straight lines, a cross with the lines crossing each other where the plateau and the Lake Titicaca.
News coming from that region, over the last twenty years, indicates considerable UFO activity in all those areas, especially on Lake Titicaca.
Most reports describe luminescent blue spheres and bright white disc-shaped objects.
The legend mentioned above concludes with the prophecy that the gate of the gods will one day open "many times larger than it is now..." and allow the gods to return to their "solar ships...".
