Interesting

I haven't even gotten very far, but it's been an interesting and eye opening experience. I've studied mesoamerican, north american, and other ancient cultures my whole life, as a hobby more than anything. Me and this book were drawn together. Another good read is childhoods end(scientific fi) by aRthur c Clarke. Be well all, all is one

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tjdoty91

I have studied anthropology for a while, and stepped into footsteps of my ancestors in the sandstone canyons. I feel like I've always know, and it's all just coming together. I'll do my best to elaborate sometime soon. It all ties in to quantum physics, genetics, the patterns are unending and so is the truth. If you haven't read childhoods end I recomend it. The end is beautiful

Love love love

This was supposed to be a reply to V. Body,mind are feeling difficult to coordinate

Always gratitude

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Thanks for sharing this, I was drawn to this post and wished to add you're on the right track.

It is no longer all that common for our higher being friends to physically "come over" as Prudence has stated.

However, there were times in history this form of contact was key in our human development.

I urge people to look at in particular the mythology of ancient indigenous people, using intuition as a guide. Take it with a grain of salt, but there is much truth in it.

I must disclaim however, that much "ancient aliens" type media is very much misrepresented or false. ET contact may have been the origin of a lot of myth, and ideas, however, it is not as straight forward as "aliens built the pyramids!" That's quite silly, when one intuits how much these higher beings value our input and choices, and our own creations.

It has always been their intent to show us, gradually, how powerful we really are, and "who" we really are. They may have nudged humans to discover a lot, make no mistake though, it was a demonstration much like when a parent guides a child into a passion for creating.

Respect and learn about these ancient ancestors, with intuition intact, and you will learn much.

-V

tjdoty91

Too true. Our language blinds us of from the truth we all have in our bodies/spirit. Idk how i can so clearly see the problem, yet perpetuate it. I am seriously starting to recenter toward a goal of shedding English for a native dialect. Thank you so much. It has been dificult to stay grounded. You all help

SpaceRat

I love this book! I really love how they go about their community. And like. Ethical living and mindfulness are so important too. Please let me know if you ever finish it, its really worth it! I would reccomend taking your time with it though, sometimes I plow through books, but this was one I enjoyed slowly digesting.

SpaceRat

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Hear hear, amen, everyone look at this! Well said Victory!

tjdoty91

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Wow. I went to library to study for contracting exam, left with this book, and one on indigenous pottery... granted I enjoy those topics, I was actually looking for zen book to start reading. So far it seems like author is legit. I have been having difficulties deciding where to spend my time. I'll try and find other meso book I liked that covered toltec to post colonialism. Do you know of the saying,"Somos mexico!, hijos of the malinche, hijos de la chingada!" ?

Edit: sorry forgot to add. The jist of the nahau language is as simple as, instead of "to be or not be", all words(tile/glyph) represent a state of action. There were no nouns, or tenses to brainwash us into thinking we're anything less than quantum beings trapped in observation, such as most European language structures

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