History of creation
Posted By monica on October 18, 2010
One of the most fascinating consolidated findings in context with the Maya Calendar and the History of Creation are the 13 Heaven that seem to correspond with the 7 days of Gods Creation given from the theory of Mose’s Genesis. In all of my novels there are links to words of the bible. I like to go the other way around 
“The 13 Heavens a a Creation Progression” means the 13 (7 days and 6 nights) tones of evolution. The Maya describe this be the notion that one of their devine force ruled each of the 13 Heavens, each repeting in the various Underworlds. There are 9 Underworlds like the pyramides show, 9 levels of major steps in evolution sinse the Big Bang. The 13 Heavens appear in every Underworld in several cycles. But every sycles brings out a new something, from the basic idea to the optimized version.
The general schemme of the divine forces ruling the 13 Heavens or “the 7 days and 6 nights of creation”. The intersting thing about these 13 deities ruling the thirteen heavens is that if we look at every other deity, the 7 with odd-numbers above, we find that they are natural forces, like the developement of a seed. The 6 nights imply times to settle the process. Thus, a seed that is planted during the rule of the god of procreation (1) recieve some light throught the god of sunriese (3) and water by the gods of water and rain (5) and some further light by the god of fire (9) until it turns into a flower (11) and finnally matures as a fruit under the power of the last heaven in this process (13).
In the books of C.J. Calleman you find beyond others the example of telecommunications. Day 1, 1755-1775, Theorie of telegraph; day 2, 1794-1814, Optical telegraph; day 3, 1834-1853, electrical telegraph; day 4, 1873-1893; day 5, 1913-1932, radio broadcasts; day 6, 1952-1972 television; day 7; 1992-2011 Internet.
That would also mean that we are at the end of this street. For heanven’s sake! For two days I did not touch my computer now. I have had it. There are moments in which I feel captivated by the www. Not to imagin if it was suddenly not there anymore.
Thanks to the www I will spend some days in a monastery this week
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