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Chichenitza, Mexico
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The Wave / acrylics on canvas (90×90 cm) The sleeping ballet dancer in the background is dreaming while resting behind the horizon with her hand touching the water for consolation. She wants to be part of the live dream. She is seeing the dancing couple engrossed in their movements totally immune to what is happening around them. They are hardly noticing their audience watching them on the circular stage surrounded by the beautiful sea and sky. Looking closely at the couple you can see that they are levitating on the large disc emitting a shining ray of light. This disc is a Mayan calendar that has dropped from the sky into the Atlantian waters producing a tremendous wave, which cannot penetrate into the beam. The strong wave shattering against it shows the strength o the elements although it is ineffective. For thousands of years the disc has been revolving, passing from one lifetime to another keeping special people young and alive forever. The sea-horses, guardians of the lost city of Atlantis waken from their long sleep, came up from the depths to see for themselves what caused the upheaval. They were mesmerised by the brilliance of beam and water crashing against each other. Soon the wave will cover them completely, but the sleeper dreams on never to wake up.
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The Mayan Shamen and the Black Cat
by klezedawgAlthough Absinthe is a European creation, that doesn’t mean that the Mayan Shamens weren’t using a thurjon containing plant in their ritu…
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The Tulum Ruins sit atop a cliff looking down into the waves that crash beneath.
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"Mayan warrior" Featured
by Heath DregerMy photo Mayan warrior was recently featured in the “All the Colors…
My photo Mayan warrior was recently featured in the All the Colors of the Rainbow group. Thank you to the hosts that chose my photo for the group feature.
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Based on Mayan temple decorations I merely made the figure a little more lifelike and of course brilliantly colored.
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another Mayan god, this one kind of made me think of an Aquarius type figure so I ran with it.
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The Deepening
by Jason2012Prologue / Long, ago, the continents were together in a big island. All the people shared the same skin color, spoke the same language an…
This is an epic novel of prophecy and the transcendence of humanity. The Deepening refers to the evolving consciousness of humanity at this time. The story is about four representative from the four “Root Races” of people, joining together to teach each other.
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Pre-Columbian Mayan civilization prospered. Today’s Mayan are proud of their heritage. I envision the pelican as living heritage! The color interpretation of this bird is my imagery of the Mayan love for color which surrounds every aspect of their lives. Photo location: vicinity of Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula / diving into the Caribbean Sea
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Chichen Itsa is situated in the Peninsula of Yucatan. The archeological ruins of pyramids, temples and the site of 1000 Mayan columns can be seen.
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I’m sure many of you can agree on this subject.
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16”x20” acrylic on stretched canvass from personal photo taken in 2007
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San Antonio Guatemala
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Text saying ” I’m a Believe, December 21, 2012” on top of a Mayan stone calendar.
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2012
by Justin Tauchthe return of Quezacotl.
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We’re All Gonna Die! (Again!) / Or is it just commercial exploitation of half-truths? / (like this tee)
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The 2012 movement was developed in the 1970s by Jose Arguelles. The authorized biography of Arguelles portrays a man who suffered phases of depression, hatred of society and was drugged out of his mind on psychedelic substances for most of his life. It was in drugged states that he had most of his “visions” on Mayan calendars. / I do believe there will be some shift in consciousness during this period of time. But, it will be a wonderful time of ENLIGHTENMENT… not doom.
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Canon EOS 40D, ISO 100, 6sec @ f/22, 26mm / Just a minute walk from Mayan Ruins in Southern Belize, Lubaantun you can find this little waterfall. The picture was taken on the cloudy day with polarizing filter. Nim Li Punit Panorama /
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nuevo vallarta, méxico 5D + 17-40 4L entrance to grand mayan
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Nope! Eureka Spring Arkansas
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before dawn of a new day
by LowellSmithToday was a very good day. I awoke at 4:28 AM for some reason, thinking about a tableaux/film project thats in the idea stage. Realizing…
Today was a very good day. I awoke at 4:28 AM for some reason, thinking about a tableaux/film project thats in the idea stage. Realizing I was quite rested and awake and it was a day off from my job, I decided to get up and get started. First I logged on and joined RedBubble which LauraBroussard turned me on to last night. I think it’s awesome. By the time I had established myself and a few of my favorites my wife and son were up, so I greeted them and began my usual morning Qi Gong routine. I decided to meditate until my son left because otherwise he would be too distracted and not finish his breakfast (he’s six) and hearing him carry on with his mom each morning makes the fact that he hasn’t missed the bus yet seem miraculous. I had a whole wheat bagel w/ cream cheese, OJ, and then a cup of tea while reading something-I think it was about building your own home. I think that was when I started working on my music video, something i do for fun, uploading to my YouTube channel “ArtesyMusica”. After and hour or two I gave up on that for the day (it can really suck me in) and took some paintings out to the patio (what we call an Arizona Room here in Tucson) because the light there in the mornings is ideal for making photos of my work. I sent a copy of “MountainLake” to a guy who contacted me through Ebay to create something “cubist but not Southwest”. Later he emailed me to say he liked it and would buy it along with another cubist work from 11 yrs ago. That was nice. I think this was when I decided to put together a calendar on RedBubble-“AdobeVille” since I have so many of that series. That was cool. Then I went out to the backyard to do a little permaculture work in the garden. Tucson is instant paradise-just add water. and more water, and ….then it was lunch time. My wife cooked a delicious meal. She wants a divorce but she still cooks for me. She and I have really improved our lives I think by my moving into the guest room/art studio. Giving up on the marriage released alot of pressure and allowed me to be me, and thats important. I can’t stop growing. I’ve been reading several books on Buddhism lately and that has helped a great deal. The Diamond Sutra is a very important piece of literature. Detachment has helped my creativity tremendously. There is no reluctance to start and I find it easy to finish and move on. After lunch I took a nap , then woke up groggy so I ate some leftover Halloween candy and unsweetened tea. Checked Facebook then I think, and cleaned up some music recordings my son and I made for his first music video. Talk about avant garde! he has a unique way of playing keyboard with his knuckles. Spent some time with him when he came home, then sat on the couch and worked on sketching two sections of a quartet I am planning to create—four 11”x14” canvases, each with its own subject. / Had dinner, watered the garden again, read some stories by Beatrix Potter while son played with playdough. Took a shower and started painting another “Adobe” painting while listening to Cuban Salsa mix CD. One and a half hours and its almost finished! Let my wife use the computer while I practiced more Qi Gong and meditated for a good long while. I don’t really try to clear my thoughts anymore, or rarely anyway. I just relax the body and let the mind roam. This time I kept thinking about what to write about here, so I’m starting to overlap. When I logged on I had a message from the musician Tchiya Amet about a significant galactic occurence we are experiencing today. Nov 8 was the start of the 6th night of the galactic underworld? on the Mayan calendar. That might explain some things. Lets pray that by 2012 this world has evolved into a greater consciousness of nature and oneness. Peace and Love, Lowell
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Cancun, Mexico… Canon XS 18-55IS Lens
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