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Maya Cosmogenesis 2012 The True Meaning of the Maya Calendar End-Date

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.08.1998

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farbige Abbildungen

Verlag

Bear & Co

Seitenzahl

480

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22.4/17.8/2.5 cm

Gewicht

764 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-879181-48-9

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"Readers will be impressed by Jenkins' scholarly yet interdisciplinary approach. He reaches beyond the confines of the ivory towers to break old paradigms and create several new ones. Primarily, he gives us insights into the nature of time and reality, how the larger cosmic cycles correlate to World Ages, which in turn shows us how to the world periodically renews itself." --Chris Lorenz, Dell Horoscope, December 2010

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.08.1998

Abbildungen

farbige Abbildungen

Verlag

Bear & Co

Seitenzahl

480

Maße (L/B/H)

22.4/17.8/2.5 cm

Gewicht

764 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-879181-48-9

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    Acknowledgments

    Foreword by Terence McKenna

    Introduction: Fixing Our Sights


    Part I. Precession Astronomy
    1. A Timeline of Mesoamerican Culture
    2. Calendrics: Mapping Methods
    3. Cosmology: Finding the Center
    4. Precession: The Mystery of the Ages
    5. Mythology and Astronomy

    Part II. The Union of Captain Serpent and Captain Sun Disk
    6. The Pyramid of Kukulcan: A Cosmic Myth in Stone
    7. The True Meaning of the Toltec New Fire Ceremony
    8. Zenith Imagery in Mesoamerica
    9. The Long Count: Galactic Alignment in 2012
    10. Maya Creation: The Stellar Frame and World Ages
    11. The Cosmic Symbolism of the Maya Ballgame
    12. Chichén Itzá Cosmology: Maya-Toltec Reconciliation

    Part III. Maya Cosmogenesis
    13. The Birth of the Hero Twins
    14. A Hawk, a Cross, and a Mouth
    15. The Man Who Was Swallowed by an Alligator
    16. Shamanic Tools, Thrones, and Birth Portals
    17. Conjuring Creation

    Part IV. Izapa Cosmos
    18. Ceremonial City of the Ancient Skywatchers
    19. Southern Mesoamerica, 200 B.C.: The Izapan Civilization
    20. Izapan Calendrics
    21. Izapan Astronomy and Cosmology
    22. The Monumental Message
    23. Initiation into the Izapan Mysteries

    Part V. Gazing Into the Galaxy
    24. The Forgotten Galactic Paradigm
    25. Back to the Center: The Message of the Maya End-Date

    Appendices

    Appendix 1. A Brief History of an Idea
    Appendix 2. Mesoamerican Precessional Knowledge: In the Literature
    Appendix 3. Space-Time Maps of the Sun and Pleiades in the Zenith
    Appendix 4. Evidence for a Black Hole in Maya Creation Texts
    Appendix 5. Response to Counterarguments
    Appendix 6. Recent Breakthroughs in Decoding Ancient Cosmologies

    End Notes

    Bibliography

    Index

    About the Author