This is the K’iche’ Maya Chol Q’ij (Tzolk’in) 260-day Sacred Calendar as it is followed today in the highland regions of Guatemala and Chiapas, Mexico.
This is the K’iche’ Maya Chol Q’ij (Tzolk’in) 260-day Sacred Calendar as it is followed today in the highland regions of Guatemala and Chiapas, Mexico.
The Maya calendar is not just a system of days - it's a sacred cosmotechnical instrument. But decades of colonial misinterpretation and academic reductionism have stripped it of its soul. This guide reopens the serpent path of Maya time: where every day breathes, every cycle pulses with purpose, and time itself is alive.
Uncover the 13 core objectives behind the calendar recalibration movement. From correcting colonial errors to bridging Indigenous knowledge with modern cosmology, this guide reveals the depth behind the Maya’s timeless worldview—and why it matters now more than ever.
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This isn’t a sterilized top-10 list. It’s a field guide written from decades of firsthand experience, with deep reverence for the culture, land, and living legacy of the Maya.
...are someone who feels the pulse of time in a different way. If any of these sound like you, this guide was made with your spirit in mind.
You feel that time is alive—cyclical, sacred, and deeply woven into life’s rhythms.
From astronomy to ancient calendars, you’re fascinated by how civilizations mapped cosmic meaning.
You seek deeper truth—authentic Maya cosmology that bridges Indigenous knowledge and modern insight.
You feel that time is alive—cyclical, sacred, and deeply woven into life’s rhythms.
From astronomy to ancient calendars, you’re fascinated by how civilizations mapped cosmic meaning.
You seek deeper truth—authentic Maya cosmology that bridges Indigenous knowledge and modern insight.
Mystics of the Maya is a cultural storytelling project reviving Mayan cosmology, ancient history, and animistic worldviews through novels, republications of their ancient manuscripts, artwork, plus travel guides.
This guide is part of a larger vision—one that includes a crowdfunded historical fantasy novel series based on real Mayan history as they wrote it, life in their ancient city-states, and their animistic science and technology.
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Every page is designed to reconnect you with sacred time - so you’re not just reading history, but stepping into a living rhythm that still shapes the world today.
It’s the idea that time isn’t just linear—it’s alive, intelligent, and cyclical. The Maya calendar is a tool to track these sacred rhythms and reconnect with a cosmic flow that modern systems have forgotten.
Not at all. In fact, this guide debunks the “doomsday” myth and explores the deeper message behind 2012—a shift in consciousness rooted in Indigenous cosmology, not Hollywood fiction.
No. This guide is written for both beginners and seasoned seekers. Whether you’re new to Maya time or already exploring esoteric systems, it will meet you where you are.
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You’ll uncover how the calendar encodes cycles of consciousness, planetary movement, and prophecy. It’s part astronomy, part myth, and part sacred science—explained clearly and accessibly.
Both. The guide draws from decades of historical study, Indigenous oral teachings, and animistic worldviews—bridging academic accuracy with deep spiritual relevance.
Created by author, historian, and entertainment media professional Stacy James, Mystics of the Maya is a call to restore suppressed knowledge, recalibrate time, and reconnect to the animistic intelligence that once guided Maya civilization. With over 30 years of research—living in the Maya highlands of Chiapas and teaching Maya cosmology in Ukraine before the war—Mr. James leads a sweeping transmedia project encompassing novels, films, games, ceremonial tools, and the republication of over 100 Indigenous Mesoamerican codices. This is not simply tourism—it is a sacred transmission: the return of this knowledge to the world.
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