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NOTICE:  Information on the Mayan days is excerpted from Bruce Scofield’s books “Day-Signs,” “Signs of Time,” “How to Practice Mayan Astrology,” and “The Aztec Circle of Destiny,” Ariel Spilsbury’s book “The Mayan Oracle,” Aluna Joy Yaxkin’s book, “Mayan Astrology,” and Gevera Bert’s book “Jaguar Nights.”  Bruce Scofield’s website is www.onereed.com.  Aluna Joy Yaxkin’s website is www.alunajoy.com.  Gevera Bert Piedmont’s website is www.obsidianbutterfly.com.

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The Maya lived in a world of harmony because life was based on the sacred calendar. There were no psychological problems because no one was forced to live a life that was something other than what their destiny called for. A person born with a day of art was trained as an artist. A person with a day of authority was trained as a leader. Life was respected and lived in harmony with natural cycles.

There is nothing normal or natural about the way we live right now. It is not normal or natural to feel separation from each other and from the Creator. There is nothing natural or normal with our limiting ideas about manifesting everything and anything we want, at any time that we want. It is not normal or natural to get sick, or to age. It is not normal to struggle to survive. It is not normal to hate, to be jealous, to be angry, to be greedy, to lie, to cheat, to steal……All these come from the lack we feel in our lives and the lack is just an illusion we bought into. It is a wonder why we agree to such limitations and endure the horror of waking up in a beautiful world not knowing who we are and why we are here, or the power to do anything about it.

We are much closer to the big shift than we know. The end of the world scenarios are not true but come out of a past memory. The big shift will come but this time it will be a HUGE SHIFT in consciousness that will end the illusions and give freedom back to humanity that is our natural birthright. Have patience and perseverance and don’t give up. We are almost home.

From Aluna Joy Yaxkin.