Humanity resonating with the sacred cycle is also like a living tree. The cosmic ones who receive from the stars are the leaves blowing in the wind grasping profound new truths. The branches and the trunk of the tree are the ones who transduce this cosmic knowledge into tangible forms. The roots are the indigenous peoples of the Earth, keeping the ancient knowledge and world tree alive, the Wacah Chan. We cannot cut the root of truth without destroying the entire tree.
Leaves come and go with the seasons but the roots survive through the winters of our civilization.
This root of wisdom deserves to be honored. This began a new direction that evolved my understanding of Mayan cycles beyond the honored and respected truth in which I emerged. These sacred days are the frequencies emanating from the universal source, through our galactic core, though the Pleiades, and then through our Sun to Earth. I discovered that July 26 is based on the work of a Mexican artist, and uses the post-classic Year Bearers of Muluc, Ix, Cauac, and Kan. This came as quite a surprise, as I was under the impression it was classic Mayan information, rooted in indigenous wisdom.