EpicLife- The Energetic Maya Mixology of Evolution

1526 East Colfax Avenue,Denver CO 80218

21 May, 2022

Description

Explore the Code of the evolutionary Maya Calendar, elements of Mayan astrology, and the blueprint of YOUR personal spiritual path. Hello, Friends. Thank you for taking the time to read this workshop description.At this workshop we will: *Relax, respect each other and enjoy each other’s company. *Introduce the evolutionary and sacred Maya Calendar and its artistic, symbolic translation in the form of EpicLife Toolkit (App, Cards, and Community). The purpose of this toolkit is to identify your own Mayan Daysign and blueprint, and to introduce the sacred evolutionary practice of ’Daykeeping’. We will summarize the translation in modern context and terms with all credit to the Mayan Ancestors. *Demonstrate a reading from a physically present participant. This system is as complex as your own Mixology of powerful spirits, but in this workshop, I will share the principle keys to the Maya Code as I was taught in Guatemala and have translated to the context of Here and Now for the past six years. Every human being IS a ‘Maya Mixology’, an energetic cocktail of creation! Knowing your Mixology, your Maya Daysign and spiritual blueprint can help you create context for and discern the highest potential decisions for your Life ! When we learn to create at higher and higher potential we create Evolution in our own lives and the potential for change and Revolution in the world around us. My name is Mari. After journeying to Guatemala and studying what this ancient code meant for me, I began the personal project of a modern day graphical art-based translation of this sacred calendar within the Mayan Calendar system. The sacred calendar is called the Tzolk’in, Chol’ Qi, or equivalent tribal translation meaning “Book of Days”. The translation is called EpicLife Maya Mixology. I look forward to sharing a Journey with you. Note: A portion of the donation proceeds from this workshop will be donated to support NGO humanitarian organizations in Guatemala. Thank you especially to Tata Pedro Cruz and Nana Marina Cruz and the grace of the Maya through whom this artistic translation is owed.