day out of time mayan calendar. (13 moons of 28 days. It’s the final day of the mayan calendar.
day out of time mayan calendar Today is a day out of time. (13 moons of 28 days. The day out of time is the culmination of the 13 moon calendar year originated from the mayan science of time.
We are celebrating the end of a cycle,. It’s the eve of the mayan new year. On july 25th, sirius (the dog star) rises with the sun.
Tomorrow is the galactic new year. The mayan ‘day out of time’ is the last day of the galactic year in the mayan calendar. Doot stands for day out of time, a concept from the tzolkin, part of the mayan.
It’s the final day of the mayan calendar. The day out of time is the culmination of the 13 moon calendar year originated from the mayan science of time. The 13 moon mayan galactic calendar is based on 13 moons (months) each of 28 days, creating a full year cycle of 364 days (28 x 13 = 364).