Secrets of Mayan Science/ReligionThrough symbolic and linguistic analysis, Hunbatz Men's Secrets of Mayan Science/Religion links indigenous Mayan thought to the present moment. In this spiritual text, the author explores sacred teachings hidden by the Mayan priesthood shortly after the Spanish Conquistadors arrived in Mexico in 1519. He concludes with an explanation of the metaphysics of ancient Mayan glyphs, and the secret path to illumined consciousness of the feathered serpent, Quetzalcoatl. |
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Page 13 - There are also signs of a movement which has surfaced, characterized by the search for integration, unification, globalization, and recognition of the interdependency of society, nations, and other large human groupings.