Journey with us as we explore the Mystery of the Stone Spheres of Costa Rica Episode 1 Introduction All images that are not my own are shared with the deepest respect for their taker, i look forward to meeting you one day. I pray you accept their use for educational purposes as we do this free and to promote public awareness...

1. The Jaguar and the
Spheres
AN ADVENTURE OF DISCOVERY WITH THE STONE SPHERES OF COSTA RICA
FOR SIMON THE BEST GUIDE FOR ANY JOURNEY

2. The Mysterious stone spheres of Costa
Rica
There are stone spheres found all over the world. Notably the
Artic,
Bosnia and Costa Rica
Offically there are 303 known Spheres in Costa Rica many of
which can be found in the countries museums, parks, schools,
technical colleges and in Tribal villages
Finca 6 has a collection of 30-40 spheres and it is here that
we
find the greatest concentration
Aging the stones is difficult but they are between
3000-500 years old and yet some could be much older.
The Set of slides is compiled for the Awakening of the
Spheres on the Alignment April12 2021

3. Finca 6 at Palma Sud has one of the
greatest concentrations

4. Many Spheres are in museums and
other government buildings

5. Where are they all?

6. Location

7. The Diquis
actual map

9. Unrecorded Stones in Los Bolos

10. Unloved Spheres inspire action

11. Sphere in the Petroglyphs
early recorded reference?

13. Who made them?

15. Early photographs

16. Early Research

17. Current research group

18. Stone scientists

19. Natural Stone Spheres

20. Lost Spheres

21. Trash Balls

22. Spot the Sphere

23. Buried
Spheres

24. Scientific Analysis

25. Have the Spheres disappeared from their
owners consciousness?

28. Biofield Images of Stone Spheres

33. Orbs are often Spheres

34. Recommendations
 Sphere Amnesty for one year so unknown spheres can be
registered and kept in situ
 Prepare white paper with UNESCO and Costa Rican
Government
 Raise Funding for archaeology and preservation
 Organize tours to raise public awareness
 Secure all sites and Spheres with Advanced Technology and
employ local tribes people in several areas
 Raise profile of next Festival of the Spheres

35.  Stone Ball References From JW Hoopes
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