The Maya, a prominent Mesoamerican civilization, thrived from 2000 BC to 900 AD. Renowned for their advanced astronomical and mathematical understanding, they developed the only complete writing system in pre-Columbian America. Their stunning pyramids and cities, such as Chichen Itza and Tikal, continue to awe.
On July 25, an extraordinary event is celebrated: the Day Out of Time in the Mayan Calendar. This unique day, laden with symbolism and rituals, is a unique opportunity to connect with the universe and renew your aspirations. Do not miss what the Mayans have to teach us about harmony and creativity.
On December 21, 2012, the Maya Zone hosted an event of both astronomical and spiritual significance. Bringing together locals and visitors, the ceremony marked the dawn of a new era filled with hope and possibility, defying expectations of a world’s end.
The Maya prophecies, rooted in millennia of observation and reverence for the cosmos, offer more than historical curiosity. They present a visionary blueprint for navigating the complexities of modern life.
On December 21, 2012, the world anticipated an end but found a beginning. Amid myths and prophecies, Ricardo González introduced Gate 14, not as an apocalypse but as a milestone for humanity’s spiritual evolution.
The Maya prophecies, often misinterpreted as harbingers of doom, actually signaled the end of one cycle and the beginning of another. They herald the start of an era of deep introspection, aligning humanity with a path of internal change towards a brighter destiny.
Among the numerous contributions of the Maya, their multiplication method stands out as an example of ingenuity and analytical capability. Through a system of horizontal and vertical lines, these people managed to simplify complex mathematical operations, demonstrating an advanced mathematical understanding.
