Hi everyone!!
I love this topic. I got interested in the Mayans when I was about 15. I have read almost anything I can get my hands on about them since. Recently I got a book about the Mayan prophecies because my bf is so interested in Nostradamus...I thought he might like this too. Needless to say he did.
It's fascinating to me that about the only culture that even came close to the "savages" of the central american jungle were the Egyptians...Romans maybe Greeks. They came up with the concept of zero when their European counterparts were still treading backwards !! Amazing, weren't they ?? This just makes my Sagittarian travel bug just itch. How nice to know you are all here.

Blessings!!
Gali.

Hi Galadriel,

It's always lovely to see a new member on the site.

A big welcome to you!!!

I'm sure you'll have great fun posting in the various forums and reading the interesting topics that arise here.

Enjoy!!!!

*Aries* Kate

Dear Galadriel,
So nice to see you again!! I'm so glad we've got another interested person here. I'd love to hear your views on the Mayans and their astrological knowledge. What other ancient cultures do you like? Or do you just love 'em all? My favourite is the Ancient Greeks, they're just beautiful, then in a close second tie come the Egyptians and the Mayans. Hope to hear from you soon
Lots of Love
Seamistress

Dear Galadriel :

WELCOME HERE !
I really look to more input ... the Mayans seems so intriguing ... do shoot your arrows of truth here, saggi one ... I am so glad you rejunvenated this thread ...
love
druid

Thanks again to everyone for their warmest greetings!!
You know what I find the most curious about the Maya ? What happened to them in 900 C.E. ?
They just dis-APPEARED!!! There have been several scholarly suggestions for this and their re-APPEARANCE. Plague, famine, foreign invasion....hrmm. Puzzling to me because of other disappearances in the threads of history, the most obvious one you all are sure to remember is the colonists of Roanoake. Love to hear feedback on your theories!!
Blessings,
Gali

Good Day to ALL
I thought those of you keeping up with the Asamee threads might find this one interesting. Particularly the part about how the Mayan calender ends in 2012. Which is keeping in line with the article which DaleLouise was so kind to laboriously type out for us as well as the reference to an Edgar Cayce reading about Atlantis "resurfacing" in 2012 or 2014 (found in Crystal's original "Atlantis" thread).

The correlations and connections are growing...

the TRUTH is finding US...

and WE are AWAKEning...

Peace and Pyramids
~artifax~

Hi Artifax!

Thank you for bringing this thread to Light. I was going to look for it after I finished typing the other information. I did find it later on a website, but I think it needed to be here to look at little by little.

The Mayans are a strong interest of mine, in fact I have more books on the Mayans in my library than Lemuria and Atlantis combined. But I don't think one civilization is more important than another as each has contributed so much. The synchronicity is wonderful and I am really enjoying it. Now I am going to read this thread from top to bottom and ask questions or make comments after that.

Blessings and Gratitude,
Dolphin2

Dear Y2sprite,

If you are still around, "Quest for the Lost City" is my favorite adventure book. It was a true story and I felt like I was taking the journey with them. I have wanted to take a similar trip, although maybe not with the bandidos, who did treat them well.
I still have my book, which was reissued in 1984.

Did you get to go back to that area? And did you go to the Lost City that was shown in the book? I realize this is a year old post to which I am replying but maybe you are still around.

Love and blessings,
Dolphin2

Hello AllONE,

I am curious about the Mayan Calendar. Everything I have read says it ends in 2012. I recently had a dream that showed me the date 12-12-12, which was odd, because it has always been stated as 12-21-12. I believe it to be the time of the earth shift, when many survive, but others will transmute to another dimension, and even others will be gone temporarily, but come back to aid in guiding those left on earth.

I have seen pictures of the Piedra del Sol or calendar stone, which I believe is Aztec in origin, and I have seen large black and white pages depicting the same, that can be colored. This may be an odd question, but does anyone know where I could get one of these? I would like to paint one and study the figures in it, so I could get a better understanding of it.

Many Blessings,
Dolphin2

Dear Artifax,

Thank you for "digging up" this thread. Ever since we began "digging up" evidence of the Mayan civilization, we have been treated to some incredible information, information which we are still trying to figure out. I will "ask" about the Mayans, and hopefully will be back with some insights. I know I have spent at least one life among the Mayans, but I have never really accessed it. That life was spent as a laborer--a stonemason--who helped build some of those ruins that we have been "digging up".

Abundance and joy,
White Feather

I saw part of a show yesterday on the History
Channel about the descendents of the Mayans.
They said most people have a heart rate of
72 beats per minute but these peoples hearts
beat at 50 per minute. Their teeth do not decay, and their skull cavity is different
than everyone elses. (I wish they had gone
into more detail on that one!) It was very
fascinating and made me wonder if they could
indeed be of alien heritage. That's my 2 cents worth.

Gee Peggy, I wish I had seen that show.

I have a heart rate of 50 beats per minute and until I had my teeth treated with fluoride by a dentist, I had never had any tooth decay. I was 35 at the time. And I am really curious about the skull of the Mayan. Mine is extremely large and the structure is different within according to the X rays and Cat Scans I have. Did the channel say whether a video is available or a book it was based on, as they sometimes do? I have an affinity for the Mayans and have a large collection of books about them.

Very interesting, Peggy! Thank you.

Dolphin2

Dale Louise
The Name of the show was "In Search Of" and
I can't really tell how old the show is but you can call your cable or satellite provider
and ask them for the # to the History Channel. I've done that several times for A&E
and Discovery. That's very interesting about
your physical features and it would probally
be very helpful to talk to the researcher of
that show. I never knew much about them but
I can't wait to read more about them now. I just remembered this thread being near the bottom and ran in here to read it after the show. If I see anything else about them again
I'll take notes and post them for you. 50 beats per minute. I bet you're really calm!

Hi Peggy,

I looked in the television guide to see where it was listed, but didn't find it. However, Leonard Nimoy has been the narrator of "In Search of..." on the shows I have seen.

Yes, I am calm. But I always thought my heart rate was slower, because I was an athlete for many years. If I do get excited, it goes up to 60 beats per minute.

I probably shouldn't have said my skull is extremely large, but it is 24" in circumference and at 5"1' tall, that seems large to me. Expecially when I try to find caps or hats to fit. I can not remember right now all of what I was told about the internal structures of my skull, but the pineal gland in my brain is very large and encapsulated in a calcified structure. And the condyles in my jaw are not in the typical position. Yet my face and head are very symmetrical.

I have known some Mayan families who were associated with my ex-husband's work. They were all very short and good looking with very large heads. Although I have no Mayan heritage in this life, I do have some Native American Hunkpapa Sioux heritage.

I will search further into the anthropology and the History channel on the internet.

Thank you for the interesting information, Peggy, and for saving the Mayan thread for a while longer.

Blessings and Love,

Dolphin2

Hello All,

I brought this back up, because I have been reading about the Toltecs, who lived from 900 to 1500 A. D. having a great influence on the Mayans. Does anyone know anything about this and has anyone read the Toltec Wisdom Books by Ruiz?

Love and Blessings,
Dolphin2

Here's a little side spiral:

The Aztec capital city was called "Tenochtitlan", meaning "The City of Tenoch".
The Bible states that when Cain left Eden to dwell in the east, in Nod, that "he built a city and called the name of the city by his son's name, Enoch."
Keep in mind that the Aztecs prefixed many of their words with the sound "t".
Just thought it was interesting.

Actually, the Mayans do not say the Earth ends in 2012 but rather that the old age, a period of about 5000 plus years, ends and a NEW one begins immediately after. So we can look forward (those of us who survive the end) to a world less chaotic, less filled with SUVs and cell phones, less pollution, more awareness and other good things. Their number system was based on the values 20 and 60 and was extremely advanced for a people supposely primitive. I have been to Chichen Itza and can attest to the fact they were no primitive builders. I am certain they are descended from Atlantis and/or alien cultures.

Ted

Hello Ted,

Since so much has been written about the 2012 date, based on the Piedra del Sol, I believe, what is the source of information for a new age after 2012? Is there another Mayan Calendar? Is this information from remote viewing or is this channelled information?

Rainbows and Enlightenment,

Dolphin2