Calleman, Carl Johan, 2012 Consciousness through Mayan prophecy

Calleman is a swedish scientist who combines new age astrology with philosophy and mixes in the mayan Tzolkin end of long count prophetic calendar to put together predictive interpretations of a coming conscious revolution. He has published books on the subject including: The Mayan Calendar and the Transformation of Consciousness, and The Mayan Calendar: Solving the Greatest Mystery of Our Time.

His work has influenced other 2012 authors such has Barbara Hand and Gerry Clow who wrote The Mayan Code: Time Acceleration and Awakening the World Mind.

Calleman talks about 2012 and the Mayan long count Tzolkin calendar as an attractor of great cosmic influences coming from the core of the galaxy as the Sun and Earth align with it. He describes Nine Underworlds or dimensions that are about to transform human consciousness. The effects of this process are already underway and people sense it it their hearts and minds. Calleman has interpreted The Return of Quetzalcoatl, the white magic lord of the mesoamericans had having occured on what he calls the Return of the Fifth Day at first light on November 24th, 2006.

On the website called the Mayan Portal the Galactic Underworld is described in the following way:

The Galactic Underworld is the level of evolution that currently influences the mind of human beings the most strongly. It is developed through the energetic effects of thirteen tuns (360 day periods) that are subdivided into seven peaks of energy (days) and six valleys (nights), each symbolized by a specific deity. Day by day, this wave movement brings increasingly greater flows of right-brain energies and propels the end of Western dominance in the world. The deeper we go into this Underworld the stronger will the waves become. To mark these most significant shift points in the evolution of consciousness, celebrations focusing on alignment with the divine plan are taking place all over the world.

This to me says that the influence of the dark lord Teztaclipoca is being challenged. Quetzalcoatl is shining white light into the smoking mirror and the world is grouping behind the forces of good to battle the forces of evil. Quetzalcoatl is leading a reform that will sweep through the hearts and minds of the masses and defeat the smoking mirror dark leaders. That's my interpretation and doesn't mean that i fully understand what Calleman is saying.

To Calleman the 13.0.0.0.0 end date of the mayan calender is October 28th, 2011.

Carl Johan Calleman's interpretation are challenged. There are serious debates that state Calleman manipulated the more accepted December 21, 2012 date as an end to the Tzolkin long count calendar. John Major Jenkins is in the Winter Solstice of 2012 school and he went heads up against Calleman in a debate. The post debate summary states "Calleman's primary interest was in creating a promo event for publicity". "I have in effect been a dupe in his marketing plan" Jenkin adds.


Obviously, someone's Yin Yang or Feng Shui is out of whack. Maybe they are both lunatics writing books. The Return of Quetzalcoatl is a great theme of other 2012 authors such has Pinchbeck.

In my opinion it isn't the date of the Return of Quetzalcoatl that is important as much as the meaning or belief that someday someone will challenge the status quo and that a spirit of white magic will come to dominate above the dark magic of those who deceive through smoking mirrors. There are people like Alex Jones (who scares the beejeebees out of me) who are great advocates for such reforms. When others with charismatic influence, like Ron Paul start talking of Reform then someone may just listen. Change today like change in any other time in history on the American continent or any other continent has only come when Reformists stood firm in their beliefs that the system must change. Reform as always been ugly and sometimes bloody ugly.

2012 can seem like such a fairy tale and maybe it is.

Calleman's spiritual enlightenment movement may just be the ticket. To me he is just another writer. I doubt that any major cult will rise behind his words and i doubt that he is as dangerous as The Hali Bopp lunatic who gave up his physical body to travel through the ethereal on some supposed ET's wings.






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Reference

The Mayan Calendar Portal - This site is a work of art.

Jenkins/Calleman post debate summary.

Daniel Pinchbeck - 2012 shamanism and the Mayan Gods

Daniel Pinchbeck is a New Yorker born of artistic parents. He not only writes of Shamanism but like Terrence McKenna whom he often mentions in his books, he has taken the trip into the visionary realm of the Shamen. He has travelled extensively both in the physical world and in the metaphysical realm while researching the subjects of his books. He often quotes great thinkers such as Jung, or others to illustrate his ideas.
The Maya civilization and the Pantheon of Gods that gave them character is a main theme in Daniel Pinchbecks works. If you like mythical figures that conjure up magic then you will like Pinchbeck's stories. He also tends to get deep into the occult at times presenting daemons and djinns and other dark spiritual matters. As i was reading 2012: The return of Quetzalcoatl the other night i experienced what i believe is something totally related to the 2012 consciousness prophecies. Daniel Pinchbeck was telling me, through his brilliant story telling way, of a time when he had travelled to an outer dimension and met up with such daemons. When he returned from his trip it took him several months to work out his emotions. In his words it was as though the spirits had decided to stay with him even against his will. I put down the book and went to bed and my entire night was filled with lucid dreams, the type of dreams that you wake up from and return to when you fall back asleep. Was i somehow transcending into the crevisses of Pinchbeck's subconscience and into the realm of these daemons through some timeless reality?

Who knows!!!

Daniel Pinchbeck admits to having used psychedelic drugs to induce these altered states of mind. I read somewhere that there are several ways to entrain the brain to get the same results. Supposedly meditation is one way, new age binaural entrainment may be another, hypnosis might do it, and drugs, while not the safest method certainly achieves the desired effects. I may have gone there once while on Salvya divinorum myself and it wasn't a pleasant trip. Daniel Pinchbeck really relates the drug experiment into the mystic world of the Shaman in an earlier book called "A Psychedelic Journey into the Heart of CONTEMPORARY SHAMANISM."

While reading Pinchbeck's books i couldn't help but thinking of the warnings that come from playing around with occult matters. Any one who has ever touched a Ouija board will know what i mean. This cosmic energy is powerful and in the hands of amateur mystics, occultism can be very dangerous to the self and to others. In that sense i totally understand why religions such has Christianity defend their parishioners from practicing occultism. I would imagine that if a survey was taken of all Christian Priest that the results would indicate that a majority of them had very high degrees of extra sensory perception. In my opinion the priest class should be mediums and psychics. It is their job to understand the spirit, to communicate with the spirit and to bring that knowledge into the life of their followers. Good exorcists certainly do it. The spirit world is both black and white. Pinchbeck tells us in his books about Quetzalcoatl, the plummed serpent lord. Quetzatcoatl is a white snake so to say. Quetzalcoatl is a sorcerer of white magic. His antithesis is Tezcatlicopa and this smoking mirror lord is a sorcerer of the dark world and brings forth the worst in people and things through the divination of black magic.

Pinchbeck is certainly well versed in these matters. I'm not certain that he totally understands what 2012 is and isn't but i like his books.