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13 Baktun Cycle Wave Harmonic of History...
The radial fractal properties of the 13:20 universal frequency
of synchronization have equally universal applications. The
Tzolkin, the self-repeating 260 day (kin) sacred count, is
the basis of the Mayan long count of the great cycle of history.
The long count, of course, appears to be a purely chronological
phenomenon, marking the count of days between August 13, 3113
BC and December 21, AD 2012. The count of days, is also represented
by a master fourth-dimensional 13:20 matrix. The 1,872,000
kin (day) duration of the long count consists of thirteen
major sub-cycles called baktuns, each sub-cycle consisting
of 144,000 days or kin. Each of these sub-cycles is again
divided into 20 smaller sub-cycles called katuns, each of
which consists of 7200 days or kin. This also means that there
are 7200 260-day cycles to the entire set of thirteen baktuns.
The thirteen baktuns and 20 katuns represent a perfect fractal
of the 260-unit fourth-dimensional timing matrix spread out
as a chronotopology called history, where each katun represents
one of 260 kin. The baktuns represent a set of waves (morphogenetic
fields), each with 20 lesser waves rising in a pitch of climax
during the thirteenth and final baktun, AD 1618-2012.
While the Mayan long count had been known about for some
time, it was only in 1987, that the great cycle, as it is
also known, was realized in its fractal modular form as the
wave harmonic of history. In this explicit construct, the
great cycle is a genuine time map, a chronotopology which
defines history as having a very precise and specific beginning
and an equally precise ending. It has often been pointed out
that if the Mayan civilization had its great period only in
the tenth baktun, long count 9.0.0.0.0.- 10.0.0.0.0 (AD 435-830),
what was their purpose in creating a count of history that
originated more than three millennia prior, and even more
chillingly, why does their calendar “end” in 2012?
The beginning of the thirteen baktun count, August 13, 3113
BC, 4 Ahau, 13.0.0.0.0, is as precise and accurate as one
can get for a beginning of history: the first Egyptian dynasty
is dated to ca. 3100 BC; the first “city,” Uruk, in Mesopotamia,
also ca. 3100 BC; the Hindu kali Yuga, 3102 BC; and most interestingly,
the division of time into 24 hours of 60 minutes each and
each minute into 60 seconds, also around 3100 BC, in Sumeria.
If the beginning of history was so accurately placed, then
must not the end of history, December 21, 2012, also be as
accurate? Of course, that is why even David Ewing Duncan’s
Calendar concludes its time line with 2012 “end of the Mayan
great cycle.” How did the Maya know all of this and what does
it mean that history is about to end?
Whether or not one agrees with the latest school of interpretation
of the Mayan civilization as being thoroughly aggressive and
based in every way on the “blood of kings,” one cannot ignore
the fact that their time science was superior in every regard
to what we know today. And that is very much to the point.
The law of time was embedded in the Mayan way of knowing,
and their superiority of knowledge owes altogether to a familiarity
with the synchronic order of time. This means they could know
and do things in ways which modern third-dimensional space
would today consider supernatural.
Quite simply, among their elders, sages and prophets it was
known that what we call history, the duration of the thirteen
baktun count, is the time of trial on earth. The thirteen
baktuns is the time allotted to the human being to run its
course of trial and error, culminating in the error in time,
the creation of the 12:60 Gregorian civilization that captures
and dominates the entire thirteenth baktun. What is known
as the kali yuga to the Hindus is no different than this cycle
of history, which in the end must return to a new golden age.
In the more familiar theologies of the Christian and Islamic
worlds, the final katun cycles mark the end times, the time
of judgment day on earth.
The Maya knew all this. They knew their civilization would
be destroyed. They knew that even the day keepers holding
to the long count would not be able to do anything more than
that. So prophecy itself had to be established, the prophecy
of the law of time. For only in this way, at the end of the
cycle would there be a criterion to be able to distinguish
the false - the artificial 12:60 timing frequency - from the
true - the 13:20 timing frequency. This was the mission of
the greatest Mayan prophet and king, Pacal Votan, who built
and coded his tomb with the greatest of all Mayan prophecies,
the prophecy of time itself. Encoded within the law of time
and the Telektonon is a veritable new dispensation of time,
the revelation of the synchronic order of the science of time.
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