The Real Toltec Prophecies: How the Aztec Calendar Predicted Modern-Day Events and Reveals a Pathway to a New Era of Humankind

Sergio Magaña

ISBN 10: 1401962718 / ISBN 13: 9781401962715

Published by Hay House Inc, 2020

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Real Toltec Prophecies: How the Aztec Calendar Predicted Modern-Day Events and Reveals a Pathway to a New Era of Humankind
• Publisher: Hay House Inc
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1401962718
• ISBN 13: 9781401962715
• Binding: Paperback / softback
• Condition: New
• Weight: 454 grams

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Synopsis

This moment has been prophesized for thousands of years. Learn how to heal, thrive and embrace a new, awakened reality with Toltec wisdom.

The Aztec calendar is divided into natural time cycles known as Suns, each lasting 6,625 years. We're undergoing the shift from the Fifth Sun to the Sixth Sun, a 29-year transitional period that is both challenging humankind and offering new opportunities for healing and realignment. 

In this book, Sergio Magaña (Ocelocoyotl) explores the ancient Toltec wisdom and insight around this long-anticipated transition, outlining the global events already evidencing change and highlighting the significance of the years 2012, 2021, and 2026. He offers guidance through the movements of the Suns, the underworlds, the collective unconscious, and the unresolved imbalances we're currently navigating, and shares ancient breathing practices and lucid dreaming exercises to help us reconnect with our true selves. 

Through embracing this vital inner work, we're taking the first steps toward dreaming our waking world into existence, a world in which we can heal, thrive, and look within to create a new stage of collective consciousness.

About the Author

Sergio Magaña (Ocelocoyotl) is an eminent Mexican healer who was initiated in the Toltecayotl, the Nahua lineage of ancient Mesoamerica that includes the dream work known as nahualism.