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This daily planner includes an introduction to the Mayan ¿Count of Days¿ via the Tun (prophetic) and Tzolkin (personal) calendars; a section on Galactic Astrology; a calendar with room each day to journal or note appointments; and a quick-reference guide to the energies of the day. By correlating our Gregorian calendar to the Tzolkin calendar, we can awaken to the cosmic significance of the patterns in our lives and be better prepared for what the Divine design has in store for us.
This daily planner includes an introduction to the Mayan "Count of Days" via the Tun (prophetic) and Tzolkin (personal) calendars; a section on Galactic Astrology; a calendar with room each day to journal or note appointments; and a quick-reference guide to the energies of the day. By correlating our Gregorian calendar to the Tzolkin calendar, we can awaken to the cosmic significance of the patterns in our lives and be better prepared for what the Divine design has in store for us. 224 pp.
The Mayan Messages are a collection of 260 channeled messages, one for each day of the sacred Tzolkin Mayan calendar. In today’s world, there is much debate over what may or may not happen in the year 2012.The Day Keepers of the Mayan calendar speak from the “Other Side,†encouraging the reader to look within, on a daily basis, for ways to create the reality one chooses to experience.No matter when the world comes to an end, these pearls of wisdom will allow you to create a life filled with peace, joy and abundance. . . NOW and in every moment, no matter what chaos is spinning around you.Consider purchasing a copy for your local church, school, jail or public library. Contact the author for possbile discounts on multiple book orders! A portion of the sale of this book is used to supply the Mayan Messages to jails and public libraries throughout the United States. For more information, visit our website at: www.t-a-d-a.com
Mayan daykeeper Hunbatz Men reveals the multi-calendar system of the Maya that guided the lives of his ancestors and how it can guide us today • The first book to reveal the secrets of the Mayan Pleiades calendar: the Tzek’eb • Explains how the Maya used their astronomical knowledge to guide their lives on Earth The Mayan Calendar has taken on special prominence with the imminent arrival of 2012, a date that many claim is the end of that calendar. However, as Mayan elder and daykeeper Hunbatz Men shows, the cosmological understanding of his ancestors was so sophisticated that they had not one, but many calendars, each based on the cycles of different systems in the cosmos. In this book he reveals for the first time the Tzek’eb, or Pleiades, Calendar of 26,000 years, which charts the revolution of our solar system around Alcyone, the central star of the Pleiades system. He also discusses the K’uuk’ulcan Calendar of the 4 seasons of the solar year and the wheel of the K’altunes Calendar, which is composed of 13 cycles of 20 years each that form a calendar of 260 years. In traditional Mayan culture the computation of time was not determined by simple economic or social motives. The calendars served the higher purpose of synchronizing the lives of human beings and their societies to the great cosmic pulsation, to the rhythm of the annual seasons, and to the other cycles that dictate changes upon Earth. Mayan understanding of the cosmic cycles was so exact that this knowledge could be used to influence all stages of life--from planning when to conceive (parents could choose not only the sex of their child but its vocation and future destiny) to plotting out the course of the entire society. Pyramids played a crucial role in applying this wisdom because, as Hunbatz Men shows, they were able to produce and transform energy in accordance with the cosmic cycles charted by the calendars. This book reveals for the first time the wisdom of the multi-calendar Mayan system and how it can help guide our modern world.
The Mayan Messages are a collection of 260 channeled messages, one for each day of the sacred Mayan Tzolkin Mayan. The Day Keepers of the Mayan calendar speak from the “Other Side,” encouraging the reader to look within, on a daily basis, for ways to create the reality one chooses to experience. These pearls of wisdom will allow you to create a life filled with peace, joy and abundance. . . NOW and in every moment, no matter what chaos is spinning around you. Also available in eBook, EPUB and Kindle format. For more information, visit: http://mayanmessages.wordpress.com To read other publications by Theresa Crabtree, visit: http://theresacrabtree.wordpress.com
The only small, popular book on the important subject of ancient calendars. The study of heavenly cycles is common to most ancient cultures. The ancient Egyptians, Chinese, and Babylonians all tried to make sense of the year. But it fell to the later Mesoamerican Maya to create a series of calendars that could be cross referenced. In doing so, the Maya discovered many strange numerical harmonics. Their lunar calendar was extremely accurate-far more so than the Greek Metonic cycle; they tracked Venus to an accuracy of less than a day in five hundred years and their tables could have been used to predict eclipses seven hundred years in the future. This book will provide a much needed compact guide to the Mayan calendar systems as well as covering the essentials of calendar development throughout the world.
Described as a landmark in the ethnographic study of the Maya, this study of ritual and cosmology among the contemporary Quiche Indians of highland Guatemala has now been updated to address changes that have occurred in the last decade. The Classic Mayan obsession with time has never been better known. Here, Barbara Tedlock redirects our attention to the present-day keepers of the ancient calendar. Combining anthropology with formal apprenticeship to a diviner, she refutes long-held ethnographic assumptions and opens a door to the order of the Mayan cosmos and its daily ritual. Unable to visit the region for over ten years, Tedlock returned in 1989 to find that observance of the traditional calendar and religion is stronger than ever, despite a brutal civil war. ." . . a well-written, highly readable, and deeply convincing contribution. . . ."--Michael Coe