Date:   5/16/2004 9:03:44 AM ( 20 y ago)
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I am not sure what I believe about the common number of Christian, Hindu, and Mayan religious texts. What do you think?


TV: In the Vedic Tradition we find the yuga-cycles, which are part of the Vedic calendar system. They are based in the 144,000 which also plays a role in the Mayan Calendar. What connection do you see between the two calendars or time-systems?



VV: The Maya galactic notation and mathematic system functions on two cycles: the absolute cycle, which is the binary system: 1, 20, 400, 8000, 160000, 3200000, 64000000, etc, where you see the system creating, among others, the sequence of I Ching and DNA (64); and the other cycle which is the relative or Vinal code, where the cycle follows the sequence, 1, 18, 360, 7200, 144,000, 2,880,000, 57,600,000, etc. This relative time count is actually a base nine, where all of the numbers numerologically add up to 9-this is the power of the Bolontiku. The Mayan count is the master system, since it is base 20, vigesimal and not base 10, decimal. The Hindu count is derived from the relative Maya time count, either archetypally from "akashic records,"and/or from an actual extra-dimensional contact point prior to "history" (the Thirteen-Baktun Long Count, BC 3113-AD 2012). Whatmeaning does the 13 have in the Mayan tradition and what are the harmonic numerological and spiritual implications given to 13?


 

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