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The Sixth Day. Consciousness Surpasses Technology.

November 13, 2008 The mayan calendar switches to the sixth day today. This day is symbolized as consciousness surpassing technology. If you haven't learned about the amazing beauty of the mayan calendar yet, I highly recommended exploring it for a few minutes. Not only is it an enjoyable new perspective, it is incredibly interesting. To quickly overview, and drastically short-change you on the interesting details, I will share my super-condensed notes from a reality-shifting video I watched a few years ago. Enjoy a short journey of creative ponderance and open your imagination. I'm sure it will be a nice retreat for a few minutes! Calendars such as the Mayan, Tibetan, Hebrew, Egyptian and Maori followed a 360-day Divine calendar. This was based on the flow of creation, breaking up time into cycles of 7 days and 6 nights. Each of these days and nights has an intention. The days are the dawning of an age while the night is the application of it. Their calendars tracked time as far back as 16 billion years ago. At the beginning, each day and night period was millions of years long. As time moves on, these changes occur more rapidly. Now, it switches between day and night every year. The details of how this calendar works are the icing on the cake of understanding the whole picture here, but are also too much to go into in a small space. I highly recommend the video I mention below. The whole purpose of their calendar was to orient their consciousness to the flow of divine creation. Using this calendar, they were able to create their version of heaven on Earth by flowing with creation, rather than having time "pass by". This was made possible when they aligned the following: time, place, personal intent, and the divine calendar. They rode the flow of creation, were participating in it, and felt centered. We have all felt that time seems to be speeding up. What is actually happening is that creation is speeding up. Just a couple hundred years ago, having a few horses made you wealthy. Now we all have over a hundred horsepower in our cars. We have closets full of different styles to suit our mood. There is more data, more substance, and more knowledge. We can learn anything in minutes. With so many options we now actually decide how we want to create our experience, more and more. Many of these ancient cultures had an end to their calendar. This has been translated into various dates in our Gregorian system, ranging from October 28th, 2011 - December 21st, 2012. This calendar ending was not the end of life. It symbolized the end of time and space, making a calendar no longer necessary. At this point, they believed that there would be so much creation, in fact ALL of creation will be available in every moment. It is a quantum leap in choices - a whole new game. Read more about Time and 2012 from my extended notes here. Notes taken from Ian Lungold's Video: Welcome to the Evolution Part 1 www.mayanmajix.com This video was one of the few that had me feeling refreshed in perspective and taken "out of time" for an entire day. Hope you enjoyed your trip into a different culture. Have a beautiful 6th day!!! Be the consciousness you are... In Love and Clarity, Dani ~~~~ "A bird doesn't sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song." ~Maya Angelou Aham Prema http://www.ahamprema.com

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