Tracking Time Codes: a 13 Moon Calendar and Dreamspell Workbook - Tapa blanda

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VASUMI & HER QUEST From 22 years of deeply and intimately exploring the harmonic matrix, through the Mayan Calendar, understanding through experience the enlightenment process, Vasumi shares her quest. Revelations received over the past 35 years of diligently exploring the real and unreal, have enabled her to embrace a totally new paradigm, having its roots in the harmonic web of all of life. Her experiences with the Tzolkin, of the Dreamspell Mayan Calendar, have proved this foundation as the basis for living the experience of Natural Time. Time devoted to living a magical life of Synchronicity. Vasumi came to the Dreamspell through Ramana Maharshi, after she received the grace of Source consciousness, through his disciple, Annamalai Swami. Guided to return to NZ from India, synchronicity led her to a workshop, teaching the structure of this harmonic system. With recognition of the system, she realised she was here to share it, guiding others. She continually explores, tests and challenges the Tzolkin. Yet it still reflects her experience of Source! Revealing a daily order, which can be experienced, should we have the heart to feel, the eyes to see and the ears to listen, openly and with the intent of experimentation, by laying aside pre-conceived knowing... It is from this place that ENERGY OF THE DAY videos are shared each day on Facebook, fueling this ongoing exploration...

Stephanie South/Red Queen is lineage holder of the Galactic Mayan Mind Transmission and is the author of several books, including the award winning Accessing Your Multidimensional Self. She is the protégé of the late Jose Arguelles and is the president of the Foundation for the Law of Time. www.LawofTime.org. Her blog: 1320frequencyshift.wordpress.com. New Timespace Navigator phone app: lawoftime.org/timespace-navigator.

Hope is a creative force. Following spirit and serving humanity as her guides, Hope has walked many paths flowing from the same source. Hands in the dirt, beating drumskin, brushing color across canvas, holding a newborn babe, or gathering the tribe; Hope thrives when steeped in raw, fresh energy pulsing around her. She is a visionary who sees the positive direction she wants the world to move toward, and takes the steps she can to manifest it. Hope was inspired to co-create MAnaFest music, arts & education festival in Hawaii in 2015, after the birth of her daughter, to respond to her life shifting from touring full time with Nahko and to create more opportunities for women to be heard on a larger platform. After performing for years with Medicine for the People, Hope realized it is rare for women's voices to be equally heard in festivals, and that to move towards that balance benefits everyone. Women's voices hold an important frequency to our cultural healing. Hope is committed to helping women find their voice and share it! ​Hope initiated MAnaFest, a festival that honors the sacred feminine; run by women, featuring over 25 female performers, 25 workshops led by women, 5 female live artists, dancers, ceremony, red tent, grandmothers council and more- all on the beautiful grounds of tropical permaculture retreat center and spa! (MAnaFestival.org) ​

Hope is a creative force. Following spirit and serving humanity as her guides, Hope has walked many paths flowing from the same source. Hands in the dirt, beating drumskin, brushing color across canvas, holding a newborn babe, or gathering the tribe; Hope thrives when steeped in raw, fresh energy pulsing around her. She is a visionary who sees the positive direction she wants the world to move toward, and takes the steps she can to manifest it. Hope was inspired to co-create MAnaFest music, arts & education festival in Hawaii in 2015, after the birth of her daughter, to respond to her life shifting from touring full time with Nahko and to create more opportunities for women to be heard on a larger platform. After performing for years with Medicine for the People, Hope realized it is rare for women's voices to be equally heard in festivals, and that to move towards that balance benefits everyone. Women's voices hold an important frequency to our cultural healing. Hope is committed to helping women find their voice and share it! ​Hope initiated MAnaFest, a festival that honors the sacred feminine; run by women, featuring over 25 female performers, 25 workshops led by women, 5 female live artists, dancers, ceremony, red tent, grandmothers council and more- all on the beautiful grounds of tropical permaculture retreat center and spa! (MAnaFestival.org) ​