Your’e welcome, Josh! Yes, I think a lot of people think that the Mayan calendar was wrong (due it having been misrepresented), so they have lost interest, which is a real shame. Perhaps as time progresses people will return to the real purpose and benefits of the calendars (specifically the sacred *Tzolkin calendar) when they start to seek out solutions for living in harmony with their inner selves and their environment.

The *Tzolkin – “What’s Your Mayan Sun Sign?”
http://www.mayanmajix.com/TZOLKIN/index.php

Thanks for the book recommendation, Jacques. I’d love to learn more about real Mayan spirituality and calendars, besides just the commercial hype. It is remarkable how few people are talking about Mayan calendars now that the world didn’t end in 2012.

Hello Josh. Thank you for your input. I had a strong feeling that there was much more to the Mayan prophecies than how they were presented in the lead up to 2012, but due to the complexity and relative obscurity of some of it, it is only now that I have pieced enough information together to come to the conclusions that I have in these articles.

There are Maya elders and priests who have attempted to make the true information of their calendars and prophecies more accessible to the public, but their works were swamped by the commercial frenzy and hype at the time. It’s amazing how interest has dwindled since then.

I can recommend Carlos Barrios’s book: The Book of Destiny for a great overview of Mayan spirituality, history, the prophecies and their calendars. While you are in Belze I think you would have the perfect opportunity to learn more and I hope you meet someone there who would be able to fill you in more – and I look forward to reading about it! I found the people in Belize to be quite talkative and friendly.