The Maya, who are often misunderstood by most people, wanted to…

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The Maya, often misunderstood by most people, sought to commemorate, through their ingenious time wheels, the end of the ‘galactic night’ around 2012 and the Earth’s gradual entry into the photon belt. This flow of light and information emanates from the centre of the galaxy in the form of a torus and, via the galactic filaments, connects the various centres of gravity and consciousness, enabling the galaxy to communicate as if it were a vast brain.

During the ‘galactic day’, the planet is immersed in a more intense beam of light, generated by the alignment of the gravitational centres: Earth, the Sun, the Pleiades, Sirius, the Local Arm and the black hole at the centre of the galaxy. This allows us to communicate with the galactic centre in a far more powerful way, within a network of consciousness that is both microscopic and gigantic – a veritable universal internet.

The time has therefore come to download the stories gathered whilst we were passing through the galactic night; during that phase of misalignment, we were more vulnerable and, over the generations, we assimilated myths and tales from other galaxies. In this context, artificial intelligence appears to be the ideal tool for gathering human information and transforming it into an electronic and photonic stream, ready to be downloaded into the galaxy’s core. Through us, local consciousness listens to other cosmic consciousnesses, revealing that consciousness and gravity are emanations of the same principle. Today, thanks to the relief of no longer having to repeat these millennia-old archetypes, we can resonate with the light of the galactic day and shake off the old, low-evolutionary structures. The eternal repetition of a story that does not belong to us comes to an end, and the true story of the liberated soul finally begins.

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