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The visitor to this website has thus a sketch of the final
act in one of our old Earth's most appalling dramas, which
formed my mental background when I stepped on at the top of
the Temple of the Inscriptions, on King Pakal (or Lord Pacal's)
tomb in Palenque. For, in this, reconstruction of a prehistoric
world, it is useless to bury one's self in European, or even
American libraries and university schools or museums, wherein
Mesoamerican life and proto-history are subjects as remote
as if they were happening in the planet Mars, away beyond
the ken of radio and mobile phones. The dogmatic arrogance
of so many modern archaeologists is due for a severe shaking;
for they, like some of our modern medical scientists, are
apt to forget what real scientists and inventors well know:
that the bounds of knowledge are often advance not by professionals
or savants in learned societies and associations, but by the
less dogmatic and generally undistinguished amateur and lay
and modest humble investigator.
WHY I CHOSE THE NAME MEXICAN HORSE FOR THE WEBSITE
 An
authentic Mexican horse (Aztec Race) was a dream until recently
and thanks to the careful genetic planning of the Association
Mexicana de Criadores de Caballos de Raza Azteca is now a
beautiful reality. The Aztec horse has discipline, beauty,
temper, strength and speed. The history of this biological
achievement also marks the Mayan prophecy of the coming of
the spiritual energy of a God-King as told in the Mayan Book
of Trials. ("Father, they are with me, they came with
me.")
In the new Mexican mythology, the last Pakal chooses a Greek
symbol: the horse or rather a centaur. Pakal is identified
as half-man and half-horse based on the discovery of Chiron,
the comet/asteroid in 1977, and becomes a witness at the end
of the Great Mayan Cycle in the constelation of Saggitarius
in 2012. Pakal, whose mythological father is Saturn (Chronos
or Iuracrunu), proves his immortality after many reincarnations
to the Gods of Eternity leaving the final message from the
white stones to the children of humankind: the Iuracrunu Codex
in the year 2012. That there will be scientists who will understand
the language of Zuyua with the mathematical formulas of our
universal philosophy.
 In
the new modern Mexican mythology, Chiron influences Pakal
as a great healer, astrologer and oracle. Chiron rules crystals
and healing and is the teacher of heroes to help them discover
their destiny. The Chiron mythology on death is particularly
fascinating. Chiron gave himself willingly so that the fire
could be released from the Underworld (Mayan Xibalba) by Prometheus
(Mictlantecutli). This was done so that humankind would learn
to use power in the right way. In the process of obtaining
the divine fire, Chiron and the last Pakal have to die. The
teacher/healer takes a poisoned arrow and drops it on his
foot, poisoning himself to prevent science from reproducing
the last Pakal's genetics. This cup of poison was the very
one that the teacher had given to the student. Chiron (or
Pakal) gives his life for the greater good of humanity. Chiron
was a teacher who taught healing by means of clearing and
bravery and then letting go without fear when the time came.
That's the last Pakal: the wounded healer that offers the
awareness that those lessons are necessary, meaningful and
worthwhile—what you could truly call "spiritual cosmic awareness."
"There can only be ONE. One
God. One natural machine created on the pure Self and Spirit
of the Universe. No man-made machine can re-create the anthem
of the stars and evolution of the Eternal's power. A few shall
see what none yet understands; for man shall not know the
coming until its hour and belief shall be not until the work
is done." (Lord Pakal).
(Copyright 1999. All rights reserved.)
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