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The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance; it is the illusion of knowledge. ~ Steven Hawking
The devine Tun Calendar was one of the 17 calendars used by the Mayans. It does not track the movement of objects in space. It does track the development of conciousness since the dawn of our known galaxy, some 16.4 billion years ago. It is cyclical, and ends this year when it can be applied to the next 16.4 billion years which will be all in light shining from the superstar in the center of our galaxy, which is called Hunab K´u by the Mayans.
The moment Hunab K´u will reach critical mass again is upon us, and we are all here to witness it.
Our universe is a living organism, and is currently preparing everyone and everything in it for this monumental event. The most telling part being Terra our Earth starting to resonate on a higher frequency (Schumann) -which can be felt and seen all around you- and Helios our sun sending us as much energy as is needed to activate those parts of our DNA which scientists mislabeled as "Junk" DNA (which makes up 95% of our Helixes according to those said scientists).
Don´t be fooled, don´t be alarmed.
Using the Tun calendar we can trace conciousness all the way back to the final ignition of Hunab K´u, which heralded 16.4 billion years of (relative) darkness, Hunab K´u becoming "inactive" again AND the start of our current creation cycle.
The evolution of said conciousness starts 16.4 billion years ago, and is in nine levels or underworlds according to Tun.
Each of those nine levels is divided into 13 parts - 7 parts of light (days) and 6 parts of darkness (night).
Each level starts and ends with a period of light: day-night-day-night-day-night-day-night-day-night-day-night-day
At 7/20th of the final day of each level we move to the first day of the next level, except for the final level where we complete the entire cycle.
Originally posted by Warpthal
Anyways, what I was theorizing, was that there could have been a seed of false knowledge that has/will begin to sprout soon.
Originally posted by Warpthal
I find the truth internally.
Originally posted by Warpthal
reply to post by Ghost375
I find the truth internally.
Originally posted by Warpthal
reply to post by LeoVirgo
I can't agree anymore. We are animals too. We are one. There is no individualism. We are all unicent. Thats good that one preaches to know of the future. Many say so. Those people must learn, just about everything, and know themselves better before they can go off making these blatant assumptions, because they are doing more bad than good.
Disclaimer: DON'T BELIEVE A DAMN WORD YOU READ ON THIS WEBSITE!
Originally posted by Warpthal
reply to post by AQuestion
I do believe in the concept of non self. A Buddhist philosophy. Here is how it goes. Can you pull your hair out and say this belongs to me and no one else. Everyone has hair. If there's no self, what experiences the results of Karma and takes rebirth? Second, it doesn't fit well with the predominate Judeo-Christian background, which assumes the existence of an eternal soul or self as a basic presupposition: If there's no self, what's the purpose of a spiritual life? Many books try to answer these questions, but if you look at the Pali Canon -- the earliest extant record of the Buddha's teachings -- you won't find them addressed at all. In fact, the one place where the Buddha was asked point-blank whether or not there was a self, he refused to answer. When later asked why, he said that to hold either that there is a self or that there is no self is to fall into extreme forms of wrong view that make the path of Buddhist practice impossible. Its a difficult question to awnser.
I have a problem with what you said. We are one, no individualism AND we need to know ourselves better. Here is my confusion, if we are one, then by knowing you, I know me, who I should be, no individualism. We are one society; but, we are each unique. Now if yo still disagree, which of us should follow the other? I don't follow.
Originally posted by LeoVirgo
reply to post by AQuestion
I have a problem with what you said. We are one, no individualism AND we need to know ourselves better. Here is my confusion, if we are one, then by knowing you, I know me, who I should be, no individualism. We are one society; but, we are each unique. Now if yo still disagree, which of us should follow the other? I don't follow.
Our individual self, is finite. Our true self of Spirit is without beginning and end. On the individual level, you will see uniqueness in all people. On a spiritual level, you will see the same thing, within all people.