Let's start with the fact that Sigiriya as well as a mount Kailash, with an accuracy in 40 km lies on the Meridian of Teotihuacán. Therefore, the direction to the North in Sigiriya will be an approximate direction to Mexican pyramids and sacred mount Kailash, which many people also believe the pyramid.
Besides, Teotihuacán, hexagram focused on the parts of the world, with a small error determines the azimuth Mohenjo-Daro and Great Zimbabwe, which in the point of Sigiriya are perpendicular to each other.
In this case the angle between the azimuth of Teotihuacán and Great Zimbabwe is equal to 120 degrees, with the accuracy in two hundredths of a degree.
Having turned the hexagram on 7 degrees counterclockwise we find that the directions of two most powerful religious centers of Lhasa and Mecca, are also perpendicular to each other with the error 0.63degree.
Let’s turn the hexagram on 2 degree, i.e. in total on 9 degrees counterclockwise. In this position we get the direction to Stonehenge, as well as one to Uluru and the temple of Solomon, which, together with the Sigiriya lie on the same line with the error 0.04 degree.
Accordingly, the angle between two lines is equal to 15 degrees, error is 0.17 degree.
Now turn the hexagram on 9 degrees, but clockwise. In this position we get another unique combination of azimuths of Baalbeck and Samajpati, which are symmetrically distant from the azimuth Lalibela on 30 degrees. With sufficiently high accuracy.
Here is another interesting point. As we remember from "Geodesy meridians", Baalbek and Samaipata on the North pole set 5-degree division from the Meridian of the Great pyramid, to which they are symmetrical.
Here the directions to these two objects are again paired and symmetric relatively to the direction to Lalibella.
The direction to Lalibela is the orientation to Sigiriya and is the axis of symmetry of rectangle moat surrounding the mountain. Directions to Samaipata and Baalbek are the diagonals of this rectangle. You can see this reducing the scale on the interactive map at the end of the page.
Let’s turn the hexagram on 3 degrees clockwise, i.e. in total on12 degrees from the axis North-South. In this position of the hexagram, we obtain the azimuth of the geoglyphs in the Nazca desert and Vatican city - Rome. The angle between these directions is equal to 60 degrees error is 0.13 degree.
Having turned the hexagram on 14.5 degrees clockwise, we find a couple of perpendicular azimuths of Angkor and megaliths on the island of Vera.
This combination inscribes also the direction to Por Bajin, from which to the direction of Faith island are 30 degrees, and directions to the Angkor on 60 degrees.
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