The Moai of Easter Island - Remote Viewing Investigation
The Easter Island heads, referred to as Moai (meaning statue in their native language), are monolithic sculptures depicting human figures, said to be representations of the island inhabitants’ ancestors. They were created between the 13th and 16th centuries and there is so much mystery behind them. The Moai are located on a volcanic island called Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island. Many of the heads can be found around the coast, located on stone platforms called ahu. Many say these sculptures work as protectors, guarding the island from any potential intruders. The figures depict the…
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