I've been playing with the Mayan Calendar since it first
engaged me on my awakening journey 15 years ago, yet I NEVER grasped the incredible
cosmic connection Gregg Braden elucidates in his compelling new book, Deep
Truth: Igniting the Memory of Our Origin, History, Destiny and Fate. Braden says the Mayan sacred cycle of 260 days,
known as the Tzol'kin, approximates the length of a human pregnancy — this much I knew. But he then points out how this 260-day cycle is a fractal (a pattern
that is the same at every scale) of the grander 26,000-year cycle that is now
concluding: the precession of the equinoxes.
This is the true value of Mayan calendrics: they provided a "map" of what to expect; it's only been our inability to correctly decode it that has led many people to believe the world is "ending." Cycles do not end; they simply repeat, albeit at a higher level along life's spiral. This is why our birth, and Earth's rebirth, are One.
This is the true value of Mayan calendrics: they provided a "map" of what to expect; it's only been our inability to correctly decode it that has led many people to believe the world is "ending." Cycles do not end; they simply repeat, albeit at a higher level along life's spiral. This is why our birth, and Earth's rebirth, are One.
Braden writes: "The Maya knew that for each birth, the
conditions would shift to make way for the new life. In the case of world-age
cycles, the shift is the breakdown of things that don't work in the face of the changes, in order to make
way for the things that do. This
is precisely the way our indigenous ancestors thought of our time in history:
as a cosmic birth into a new cycle of life."
He goes on to explain how in light of this awareness, we can
better understand that "the world of the mid-20th century was a
stepping-stone, a point inaugurating a learning curve, which has led us to
another way of life. We can't stop the change, but we can guide it to a gentler
landing.
"This is where Deep Truth comes in. We're all better equipped to make the choices that define
our future when we understand the cycles, failures and successes of our
past."
I highly recommend this book. Braden's scientifically
supported findings will blow your circuits on many levels, such as: humans did
not induce climate change — but we ARE responsible for creating a sustainable
environment now! — and, perhaps even more astounding: we are not a product of evolution, but of an intelligent design
(ID) put into place at once.
Never before has the aphorism, "We are the ones we've
been waiting for" been so abundantly clear.
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