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Mayan Calendar
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The Tzol’kin Sacred Mayan Calendar
is a series of interlocking wheels based on the
Venusian solar cycle, and the Earth's lunar cycle of 13 months. Each
Tzol’kin month is composed of 20 days. Thirteen months of twenty days
brings a total count of 260 days for a Tzol'kin year.
Each day has a day glyph, pictured below, which defines the vibration
(frequency) of the day; number (1-13) that can alter the vibration of
that day, generating more or less intensity; and direction (East,
South, West, North).
The day glyphs and numbers rotate on their respective wheels through the 260
day period. The current calendar, which began recording time August 11,
3114 B.C., has been used to gently assist us in aligning ourselves with the
natural cycles of the universe.
By utilizing the Tzol’kin, we may seek to come into balance with all
Creation. Its essence represents the unfolding of human beings with our
relationship to Mother Earth and the Cosmos, and therefore allows us to
fulfill our responsibilities as bearers of respect to maintain the rituals
that bond humanity with nature and the Cosmos.
The Tzol’kin allows us to keep sacred all Creation and work in harmony with
the gifts from T’zacol u’Bitol (the Great Creator and Maker) and Hunab K’u
(Giver of Movement and Measure). Should you choose to meditate upon
the day, remember, you are a flower blossoming in this beautiful and magical
Universe. Give thanks and praise to the Creator and the Ancestors. |
The twenty day glyphs
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