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Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Mayan civilization Downfall &Todays 2012
1618 was the date when by “coincident” Mayans were conquered by Spanish army and one of Mayans calendars were one the near end.
The beginning of the 12th bak’tun (1618 AD)
The last great Maya empire, the Itza of Lake Peten, sent emissaries to the Spanish announcing they are ready to embrace the change the turn of cycles will bring.
It was this last bak’tun, when the Spanish conquered Lake Peten and captured king Kan Ek, that provides special insight into the Maya beliefs about the turn of a bak’tun. In the year 1617, Kan Ek sent emissaries to Merida to inform the Spanish that the 12th bak’tun was near and that they were prepared for the change it would bring. The Spanish interpreted this as a willingness to be converted to Christianity and a race between various missionary groups began for the credit of being to the first to finally convert the mighty Itza. With the priests came the soldiers, and the inevitable end. While they Itza certainly were not planning their own demise, they were right that a time of great change was upon them.
This is how Mayans embraced new age, how will we ? Will it benefit us ?
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