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  While investigating the site layout of the Kailasa Temple, part of the Ellora Caves complex in Maharashtra, India, I was shocked to see something extraordinary. At the center of the most sacred area appears virtually the same symbol we have been following around the world — the fusion of the T-form and inverted step-pyramid geometry combined into a single  architectural expression. 🔎

Surrounding this, as part of the outer design, is the distinctive chakana-style step-pyramid motif, adding another layer to the same cosmogram system I have been documenting globally. Even more striking, exactly three stairs lead into this space, and this appears to be the only three-stepped staircase in  the entire complex.

The strongest comparison is found in Tiwanaku, Bolivia, over 10,000 miles (about 16,000 km) away — civilizations that conventional history says should never have had contact. Yet we find EXACTLY the same fusion of T-forms, step and inverted-step pyramid symbolism, and sacred geometric logic embedded directly into temple design itself. At Tiwanaku, this appears in the iconography surrounding the Akapana Pyramid, where these  same motifs combine in ways that mirror what we see here in India. 🌍

Archaeologist Hans Oreheim and geologist Dr. Robert Schoch identified a clear “three-level step pyramid / T-pillar” form directly embedded in the temple design layout of the Akapana Pyramid at Tiwanaku. 🔎

The  same symbol also appears carved on megalithic stones across the site itself, revealing the fractal nature of the design — repeating from monument to architecture to landscape.

This mirrors the same architectural logic documented at the Sphinx Temple in Egypt and adds another strong piece of evidence supporting a shared global design tradition. We’ll be featuring this discovery in our upcoming documentary as well. 🎥

Please join me in congratulating Hans and Robert on this incredible find! 🥳🏆