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june 3 2007 _ red magnetic dragon [imix hun]
Radio evolucio has started to synchronise with the Maya calendar. We believe that the Maya calendar is a system to understand time in different way, more harmonious and connected with nature which surrounds us. We make the most of the start of a new cycle in the synchronic order or Tzolkin. It is a period of time which lasts 260 days, which functions within the cycle, order or calendar of the 13 moons. The latter counts as 13 months of 28 days, that equal 364 days, with the dat 365 being the “day out of time”, that is like new years eve of the Gregorian calendar (25-26th of July).
We have posted an appendix in the science section of the web, which will help anyone who is interested in starting to understand the functioning of this system of calendars. This set up is momentary, since we are working on the 12 chapter of Cognos (science section), which deals with a method much more intense, dealing with the Mayan culture and calendar.
Therefore today is the red magnetic dragon and at the same time commences the dragon wavespell. The tone (which indicates what day is) magnetic, is the first of 13 tones. Being the first, the unit, it establishes the purpose, the objective, the goal of the action. On the other hand the symbol (which indicates how things will happen), the dragon, also the first of 20 symbols, is the essence of birth, an energy that impulses a start, to manage new ideas, process and projects, and nurture them the best way possible. The wavespells are fractal periods of time of 13 units, being days, moons, Tuns, Baktuns, etc... Within a Tzolkin, there are 20 wavespells (20x13=260), that correspond with the 20 solar symbols. That is to say, as well as paying attention to the daily tone and symbol you also have to pay attention to the wavespell in which we are traversing. Each symbol has a space of 13 days within the same Tzolkin, where you meditate your energy. At the same time a mayan lunar year is also a wavespell, 13 months of 28 days each. We will show you how the symbol and galactic tone change day to day and how the periods of the 13 or 28 days of the wavespells occur in the Tzolkin and in the 13 moon calendar.
An interesting thing about this calendar is its symmetry. Everything in nature is symmetrical. So much the 13 moon calendar as the Tzolkin are symmetrical. Take a look! If we take for example, the 13 moon calendar, we see that a year starts on a Monday (Dali) and ends on a Sunday (Silio), the same as each month and week. At the same time, the Tzolkin is symmetrical too, deploying the 260 energy exchanges, which occur within the 364 days of the 13 moons plus the "day out of time", composing a cycle of 52 years, in which no single day is the same (same as in its energy).
The calendar is synchronised with 13 turns of 28 days, which the moon orbits the earth each year. This synchronises with women’s periods….it is more difficult to synchronize a period with a calendar of twelve months which is completely irregular, when in a year you have 13 periods….thirteen is also the number of basic articulations of our body, 13 molecular chains which form the exterior of the mircrotubules (cellular walls) or the thirteen notes of the musical scale (taking into account the first note of the following octave). Another number that is also a corner stone of the Maya calendar is 20. In those days they used vigesimal matematics, that is to say, the base was 20 instead of 10 which is what we use in mathematic decimal. There are basically 20 amino acids that compose all living things, 20 universal constants, the weight of a proton, or quantity of electromagnetic force that an electron gives off, we have 20 fingers, counting fingers and toes, etc… the Maya calendar is full of curiosities of this type, which makes it a very unique calendar.
If you want to find out what your name is in Maya download this program for your pc, in which all you have to do is introduce your date of birth.
For more information:
www.r-evolucio.org/apendices_maya
www.totuga.com
www.mayasautenticos.com
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