wingmakers.co.nz · c. 2004–2010 · New Zealand · anonymous
Archived — this site no longer exists
Welcome to the official Wingmakers SiteThe technology and science displayed in this siteAre the workings of the twenty first century wingmakersAnd it is the hope of the wingmaker of todayThat you will all learn the gift of goodwill and inner peaceThrough the teachings of the wingmakers ways
Our journey beings with you and your path towards spiritual enlightenment for it is you and you alone that govens your spiritual path
491 pages in its own index900 captures recovereddead domain; survives only in the Internet ArchiveRetrieved 2026-07-25
What this is. A dead website, kept. wingmakers.co.nz published for roughly six
years and went dark; its domain is now parked and serves an empty page. This copy
exists only because a crawler happened by. The greeting above, the motto, and most
descriptions below are the author's own words, reproduced verbatim including their
spelling. The site's own inventory left roughly two in five entries undescribed; where
a capture survives for one of those, the line below its title is instead a short
editorial summary of that page's actual content, written by the Records and marked
editorial summary so it is never mistaken for the author's own words. The
grouping into sections follows the site's own recurring navigation.
Everything else on this page — the colours, the diagram, the notes — is editorial and
is marked as such. Nothing here is verified or endorsed. It is not the
better-known wingmakers.com; that is an unrelated group with the same name.
Why it is hidden. This page is not listed among the Scrolls, does not appear in
the browse facets, and is absent from the Arc — so the Concordance cannot reach it and
its motifs never join the cross-tradition view. That is deliberate, and it is a real
cost. A site nobody sells, nobody defends, and nobody was ever going to preserve
ought to be found rather than catalogued.
The site drew no line between what can be checked and what
cannot. By default, neither does this page.
Checkable — observational astronomyAsserted — the site's own cosmologyBoth at onceAbout the site
The seam. Every one of the 491 pages the site listed in its own index, in section order. 41% of it is observational astronomy — real stars, real magnitudes, real distances — and it runs straight into telekinesis training with no break, no caveat and no change of tone. The colours here are the editor's; the site had none. Editorial — not part of the original.
Five readings
All five are editorial: hand-drawn from the site's own words and
its own vocabulary, and no part of the original. They are here because the site itself
drew nothing — 897 pages of cosmology with not one diagram in it.
Taygeta & Erra — the seam at its narrowest. In the site’s own words: “In Pleiades there is a star known as Taygeta orbiting around Taygeta we find planet Erra home world of the Pleiadian’s.” One half of that sentence is in every star catalogue; the other half is in none. Turn the seam on and the two halves part. Editorial — not part of the original.The Grand Portal. The site described “an intergal network of energy channels” and taught that “Portholes are the bridge the brings one dimension, Time period or physical” together — travel by astral and etheric projection rather than by ship. Every node and every channel here is the site’s own vocabulary; none of it corresponds to anything observable, and the figure is drawn in a single colour for that reason. Editorial — not part of the original.The subtle body. The site’s own model, stacked the way it taught it: the seven major chakras, a set of “higher chakras” above the crown, and seven separately named energies each with its own page. Reproduced as a structure, not as a claim — this is what the site said a person is made of. Editorial — not part of the original.A life of the site. Roughly six years of publishing, then nothing. Of the 491 pages it listed in its own index, 900 captures survive — and only because a crawler happened by while it was still up. The gold marks are the years it was actually alive. Editorial — not part of the original.
Ten themes
Each theme below is its own page, and within it the entries are
grouped further wherever the site's own recurring navigation supports a finer split
(Astronomy's Constellations against its Exoplanetary Systems, for instance). This page
is a table of contents, not the contents themselves — some of what the site published
never fit the shape of a short card in a flat grid, which is the reason for the
split.