[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Rethinking The Sacred Mysteries of The Maya Ancient civilizations rise and fall, often in dramatic fashion. Their origins, though, are subtler and tend to be overlooked or poorly understood. Apart from its dramatic scale, what makes the so-called Maya collapse so striking is that, despite decades of study, archaeologists still cannot agree on what …
So you think that Christopher Columbus discovered America in the Niña, the Pinta and the Santa Maria? After all that is what we are taught in school, so we should blindly accept what academia teaches us as the absolute truth, right? Wrong. Given that this European explorer is often mistaken as the first to …
Seeing Past The Smoke And Mirrors Of The 4 Tezcatlipocas In this series we will examine what we can learn from the 4 Tezcatlipocas. In order to pierce of the veil of smoke masking the first Tezcatlipoca we have to take an unbiased look not only at ourselves, but beyond the smoke and mirrors, and …
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A Mayan wedding ceremony is a magical event and the Mayan New Year is a magical time. According to the Gregorian calendar it begins on the 26th of July and ends the following year on the 24th of July. The additional day in between (July 25th) is known as the day out of time. It is during this …
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Secret Teachings From The Manly P. Hall Research Library A FIELD TOUR THROUGH THE MANLY P. HALL RESEARCH LIBRARY The room was a disaster. Pages of old occult books falling apart from their binder; mail-order manuscripts scattered about the floor; a stack of vintage Rosicrucian Digests lay toppled over in-between a small collection of works …
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