Mayan Daily Insights – Piece by Piece it All Fits
Posted by Estee Taschereau | Filed under Stories
The Mayan Tzolkin Calendar is an ancient system devised in the Mayan culture. This calendar is only one of many created by the Mayans, but it is the most powerful and spiritually based system. This calendar “ends” in 2012, meaning that we have reached the end of a cycle that is thousands of years in the making.
Each day there is a shift in the Mayan calendar, the turning of two wheels. The smaller wheel is the number wheel with thirteen numbers. The number 13 is magical in the Mayan Tzolkin belief system. There is a larger wheel with 20 glyphs, images that represent what the Mayans called gods, what I perceive as the strengths and abilities available to every individual. How we utilize those abilities is our choice.
When we combine the number and glyph for the day we have a unique combination. Looking at this calendar system from an intuitive sense the Mayan Tzolkin calendar can be seen as an insightful meditation tool.
Our world flows in cycles. The moon cycle is a predominant part of our lives. The Mayan Tzolkin calendar transitions as well in an ebb and flow that brings together the continued cycle of numbers with an influential attribute. By giving focus to these attributes we can deepen our understanding of ourselves and our potential on both an individual and global level.
The Mayan Daily Insights carries the glyph and tone for each day much further, offering a rich look into the very soul nature. With 2012 just around the corner and so much change happening in the world today, it is vital that we know ourselves so that we can respond to the world around us with compassion and clarity.
Visit the Mayan Daily Insights for each day’s posting, a free mayan reading, offering a glance at the inner world beyond our day-to-day existence. Help build our Purposeful Step into 2012, stay up to date on new events and services through our new facebook fan page.
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