A colourful (if far from complete) explanation as to the working of the Mayan Calendar. Told by Ian Lungold, this video essay by Chris Valentine hopes to give the viewer a rough understanding of how the Mayan Calendar functions.
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A colourful (if far from complete) explanation as to the working of the Mayan Calendar. Told by Ian Lungold, this video essay by Chris Valentine hopes to give the viewer a rough understanding of how the Mayan Calendar functions. Related Posts in Intuitive Meaning:5 comments to Mayan Calendar Explained |
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if it happens it happens, no one can change it.. i dont believe it, but i cant change it if it happens right.. so i dont make myself crazy about it
The least amount of sunlight only in the Northern Hemisphere in South America in the Southern Hemisphere this is the Summer Solstice.
We can’t be aligned with the Milky Way we are in it, so there is nothing to align with. TBH I think the only reason they stopped making the calendar at that date (which is, after all only our interpretation of their calendar) is because they ran out of rock.
Let me correct myself on the Milky Way thing, I meant to say all major (large) masses will be alligned. I’m not going to go and talk about this being the end of the world or anything, just something to think about, or wait and see if any major occurence does effect earth.
u really think that the mayans had the mental capacity to device these calendars? what i think is that Atlanteans helped the Mayans with this tech calendar…i have been told this by some adepts…
I think it’s a rather interesting video (illustrating the power of the human imagination).
My questions are:
1. How can someone be certain in what was illustrated by diving the ‘pyramid’ in layers and then dividing those layers in 13 segments? (I want to know how this assumption came to be).
2. Even if the symbols were deciphered, how were they deciphered (since that looks like an extremely complicated calendar to decipher)?
3. What if a mistake was made in deciphering?
Too many questions.