13-Moon Date: Moon 2 Day 20Gregorian Date: September 11, 2010
411 days till Oct. 28, 2011
831 days till Dec. 21, 2012
This day completes the Blue Western Castle of Burning, the Court of magic and Transformation.
This day completes the Blue Western Castle of Burning, the Court of magic and Transformation.
Why the Creation Cycles do not end
December 21 2012, but October 28, 2011
December 21 2012, but October 28, 2011
The issue of the exact correlation between the creation cycles and physical time may not have been as critical in the age of the Maya as it is to us, since creation is currently operating at a 400 times higher frequency. A discrepancy of a year or so may have meant less earlier than it does to us who live today. If we make a mistake of 420 days in calibrating the end date of the creation cycles we will be totally out of phase with the rapidly evolving Galactic Creation Cycle where the Yin/Yang dualities in the cosmos are switched off and on every 360 days. These energy changes are what a spiritual calendar should reflect if it is to serve humanity in its current phase of evolution.
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ANCIENT VEDIC CALENDAR OF INDIA AND MAYAN CALENDAR DATES COMPARSION:
MAYAN: August 11, 3114 B.C. (start of Mayan long count calendar)
VEDIC: February 20th in the year 3102 B.C. (start of present age of Kali Yuga, Hindu/Vedic)
Only 12 years apart ! Two totally different cultures who were on different continents! WOW.
CHRISTIAN TIME LINE: According to the Bible, there was a flood around 1000 years or so after the Creation which most regard as 4004 B.C. . That means that the Biblical flood was around 3000 B.C., and then life started anew with Noah and the inhabitants of the Ark. This Christian date of 3000 B.C. is comparable to the start of the Vedic/Hindu start of the present age of Kali Yuga and The Mayan Long Count Calendars (3000 B.C., 3102 B.C. , 3114 B.C. ). This puts the Bible origin at the start of the Vedic/Hindu Kali Yuga age and the start of the Mayan Long count calendar. What Mayans call the start of the Long count Calendar and the Hindus call the beginning of the age of Kali (Iron) age, the Christian Creationists call the beginning of Creation itself.
