The 8 Calendars of the Maya: The Pleiadian Cycle and the Key to Destiny

Mayan's day keeper Hunbatz Men revealed Maya's multi-calendar system. This leads to the life of his ancestors and how we can lead us today.

With the advent of 2012, Maya's calendar is particularly striking, and many people claim that the calendar has ended. But as Maya's elder and Humper police officer Humbatz-Men indicated, his cosmological understanding of his ancestors is so complicated that each one has many calendars rather than one based on cycles of different systems in the universe I'm waiting. In this book, he first revealed the Ple Comet system, 26,000 Tzek 'eb, or Pleiades, calendar depicting the revolution of our solar system around the center of Alcione. In addition, he explained about the K'uuk'ulcan calendar and the K'altunes calendar wheel. It consists of 13 cycles of 20 years per year, forming a calendar of 260 years.

In traditional Mayan culture, time calculation is not determined by simple economic or social motivation. The purpose of these calendars is to synchronize the lives of humans and their society with other cycles that determine the beat of the universe, the rhythm of the year, and the change of the earth. Understanding Maya's Cosmic Cycle is very accurate, so you can use this knowledge to influence the lives of all the stages from planning to pregnancy (parents are not only sex of their children but also their careers You can also choose the future fate). Plan the history of society as a whole. As Hunbatz Men showed, the pyramid plays an important role in applying this wisdom, as pyramids can generate and transform energy according to the cosmic cycle drawn by the calendar. This book first reveals the wisdom of the multi-caliper system and how it can help guide our modern world for the first time.

Maya's calendar, myth, and astrology are integrated into one belief system. Maya people observe the sky and calendar to predict the sun and lunar eclipse, the period of Venus' planet, and constellation movement. These events are not only empty mechanical movements but also activities of the gods that reproduce mythological events from the time of creation. The calendar priest still exists today in the Maya area and maintains a sacred turn number of 260 days fortune telling and other magical activities. Many elements of this belief system began from the sky, but astronomers - priests manipulate the sacred structure of the universe in space to cope with the Earth problem.

Many scholars want to know why the Mayan calendar is very complicated. In part, this is because the Mayan priest made all the decisions about sacred events and the day of the agricultural cycle. Therefore, ordinary people do not need to understand the calendar, it can be described in detail as the pastor wants.

In the late nineteenth century, Ernst Forstemann studied the Mayan era. Maya uses what is now called a calendar wheel and consists of three interlocking loops. 20 name loop, 13 number cycle (forming a sacred calendar of 260 days), and 365 days sun. 52 years pass until 3 cycles are queued again. This 260-day calendar, also known as Mayan Divine Calendar or Tzolk'in, has twenty days associated with numbers from 1 to 13 (20 x 13 = 260). It is executed as follows: 1 Imix, 2 Ik, 3 Akbal, 4 Kan ... 13 Ben. After that 1 is returned and it is associated with 14 I 1 day, 2 Men, 3 Kib, etc. Infinite Loop