Ancestral Calendar
All ancestral cultures used the Mayan and Aztec Calendar.
Mexico City, November 11, 2019
Tracing the origins of the Mayan Calendar, I discovered that European medieval paintings, Greek vessels, rock art and texts such as the Bible and the Torah, contain mathematical codes hidden in designs and stories. The astronomical mathematical mechanisms that allow us to decipher, the hidden at plain sight messages, are the Mayan and the Aztec calendar.
The account describes the activity of the Sun, and warns us when the temperature will drop, putting food production at risk.
Recognizing that all ancestral religions shared the same knowledge, deprives us of arguments to discuss, and invites us to dialogue.
The oldest astronomical map in the world, suggests that America was inhabited earlier than we imagined, by an advanced culture.
The oldest rock art in the world suggests that the Neanderthals also used this calendar, and that the intellectual challenge that gave us humanity, was our astonishment at the movement of the stars.
The Ancestral Calendar book is available in English and Spanish. On paper in Amazons and digital in: Barnes and Noble, Rakuten Kobo, Apple Books, Scribd, Tolino, 24symbols, Overdrive, bibliotheca, Baker and Taylor, Hoopla and Amazons
Pedro de Eguiluz
mundoantiguo@live.com.mx
Mexico City, November 11, 2019
Tracing the origins of the Mayan Calendar, I discovered that European medieval paintings, Greek vessels, rock art and texts such as the Bible and the Torah, contain mathematical codes hidden in designs and stories. The astronomical mathematical mechanisms that allow us to decipher, the hidden at plain sight messages, are the Mayan and the Aztec calendar.
The account describes the activity of the Sun, and warns us when the temperature will drop, putting food production at risk.
Recognizing that all ancestral religions shared the same knowledge, deprives us of arguments to discuss, and invites us to dialogue.
The oldest astronomical map in the world, suggests that America was inhabited earlier than we imagined, by an advanced culture.
The oldest rock art in the world suggests that the Neanderthals also used this calendar, and that the intellectual challenge that gave us humanity, was our astonishment at the movement of the stars.
The Ancestral Calendar book is available in English and Spanish. On paper in Amazons and digital in: Barnes and Noble, Rakuten Kobo, Apple Books, Scribd, Tolino, 24symbols, Overdrive, bibliotheca, Baker and Taylor, Hoopla and Amazons
Ancestral Calendar, written by Pedro de Eguiluz, is a simple 60-page text, which shows us that human intelligence is older than we imagine.
The book presents the oldest astronomical map in the world, which allows us to decipher the exact speed of the precession cycle of the equinoxes. The Nordic talisman Von Djupbrunns located in Sweden, teaches us to read dates from the Mayan Calendar. A Greek vessel with more than 2,500 years, shows the relationship of the Name of the Day and the Mayan Calendar. The Greek Glass of Cadmus, currently located in the Louvre in Paris, shows the relationship of the Mayan Calendar and the Body Wheel of the Year.
A medieval painting of the great Queen Philipa of England, tells us about King Arthur's relationship, with the New Fires Cycle of the Aztec calendar. This mechanism describes solar activity and warns us when it will reduce its activity, as well as food production.
Noah's Ark, the Biblical patriarchs and Saint Lazarus, teach us the adjustments that keep the mechanism in sync with the solar cycles. The creation myth of the Mexican calendar and planetary cycles, indicate that the birth of Christ, that is to say the calendar currently used, are part of the same model of reality, which the Neanderthals inherited us.
Pedro de Eguiluz
mundoantiguo@live.com.mx
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