Listening to Cory run his webinar tonight up came the significance of tomorrow since it is the 9-9-09. Cory's answer independently echoed the information i received in my inbox from Dr. Carl Calleman who is the Swedish biologist whose work superimposed human history over the Mayan calendar to reveal waves of contraction and expansion. His work serves to demystify what is a truly complex calendar and to make sense by seeing it as a systems map for the transformation of human consciousness.
Recent newsletters contain a number of interesting articles.
RE: 9-9-9
Dear Friends,
As
I discuss in this article the Gregorian date 9.9.9 (September 9, 2009)
through an amazing synchronicity happens to be the beginning of a new
tzolkin round:
http://www.calleman.com/
We
may look upon this date as the launching of a three stage rocket to the
fulfilment of the ninth level of creation, and it is an ideal time to
contemplate or lauch projects designed to serve humanity's co-creation
of the birth of a new world.
Regards
Carl Johan
The second one includes a link to an article on the parallel between systems thinking and the Mayan calendar.
For a long time the professional scientific community has resisted the thought
that
the different time periods of the Mayan calendar are driving cosmic and
human evolution through their influence on consciousness. While of
course a large number of professional Mayanists have worked with
elucidating the structure of the calendar system of the ancient Maya
there has always been a resistance to acknowledging that there would be
a reality behind these energies. Hence, even though it may not have
been said so directly these cosmic energies have often been regarded as
some kind of superstitions.
A beginning of a shift in
attitude now however seems to be on its way. At an international
conference in Systems Theory at the University of Liege in Belgium
Professor Tadeja Jere Lazanski won the award for best scientific paper
in the CASYS'09 (Computing Anticipatory Systems) conference:
http://www.upr.si/fileadmin/
Tadeja_Jere_Lazanski_CASYS_09-
for "Systems Thinking: Ancient Maya's Evolution of Consciousness and Modern Systems Thinking."
http://www.upr.si/fileadmin/
The
paper outlines the nine levels of evolution that are developed
according to the Mayan calendar system and places them in the context
of Systems Theory. In short Dr Jere Lazanski is driving the thesis that
what the ancient Maya saw as a plan driven by divine energies is what
now is generally referred to as the big picture.
This initial
breakthrough into mainstream science of the true Mayan calendar system
of Nine Underworlds and Thirteen Heavens is very significant and it
opens for the first time a road to discussing not only the Mayan
calendar, but also the many evolutionary progressions that it describes
in certain scholarly settings.
It is also noteworthy that, in contrast, the urban legend of a "galactic alignment"
as the basis for the Mayan Long Count for good reasons has consistently been
rejected by professional scientists (see for instance Vincent Malmström,
The Astronomical Insignificance of Maya date 13.0.0.0,
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~
Carl Calleman www.calleman.com
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