Maya peoples

And this gentleman in the story was brought to this facility, and he thought it was interesting that in the center of this facility underground was this statue of this Mayan ruler, and the whole, the whole facility was basically built around this statue.

And it was explained to him that this was the first known recorded time traveler in history, and he, and he explains in the book that the Mayans were time travelers as well.

They were very advanced and, uh, these ancient civilizations understood time travel, and it's really been a temporal war the entire time, so we have been time traveling the whole time, quote-unquote "time." And, you know, these were-- they, they said this building was built to honor our predecessors who basically discovered time travel.

But then you kinda get into this whole conversation, time travel technically hasn't been discovered until, like, 2030 or 2050 or whatever the year is that people claim, and that when it was discovered, the time travelers came back in time and helped us discover it at an earlier date.

We had hand-rolled tortillas with fish snapper straight out of the Caribbean Sea.

We spent a day learning about Mayan culture with Mayan people, um, and an in-interpreter, fully immersed in a culture of people that were built on, um, imagination and resilience.

And it was a gorgeous...

And then we snorkeled.

And it was explained to him that this was the first known recorded time traveler in history.

And he explains in the book that the Mayans were time travelers as well.

They were very advanced and these ancient civilizations understood time travel.

And it's really been a temporal war the entire time.

This is Julia Campbell, your host.

Today, I'm talking to Carolyn Daly, the executive director of Nuya, a nonprofit that partners with indigenous Maya women in Guatemala to improve health education and economic opportunity through community-led solutions.

And over the past 13 years, Carolyn has worked alongside local women leaders to build programs that are increasingly designed, led, and sustained by the communities they serve.

And before joining NUYA, Carolyn served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guatemala.

No, none of that adds up, and it's sunset, and it's oriented at Giza, and it's oriented on December 21, 2012, and there's no mistaking that in terms of seeing the alignment through a very sophisticated astronomical program.

3113 B.C. was the beginning of the Mayan calendar, and guess what? That's when the first dynasty was.

And so the 3113 B.C. to 2012 is the Mayan calendar, 5,000 years? Well, that's also the dynastic period that Egypt started then.

And so everything before that in Egypt was matriarchal.

And so this is the patriarchal period of Egypt, and what they teach us in school, of course, is wrong.

Like the one I've watched, my kids are always like, why do you watch this so much? 2012, it's got really cool special effects.

Now, under the guise, because there was, what was it, the Incans, or who was the one that came, you know, the calendar ended in 2012? The Mayans.

The Mayans, you know, and it was the, that was the supposed premise.

But if you actually watch the film, it's all environmental wacko nonsense, you know.

You know, we pissed off Mother Gaius.

Like the one I've watched, my kids are always like, why do you watch this so much? 2012, it's got really cool special effects.

Now, under the guys, because there was, what was it, the Incans, or who was the one that came, you know, the calendar ended in 2012? The Mayans.

The Mayans, you know, and it was the, that was the supposed premise.

But if you actually watch the film, it's all environmental wacko nonsense.

You know, oh, you know, we pissed off Mother Gaia, so she's doing her big reset.

Exactly it is.

And as the Earth is changing, too, the grooves of the Earth are changing, and the Earth will begin to resonate after this time of shift, which is expected and predicted by Mayans and other ancient cultures to be around 2012.

The Earth will need to speed up its vibration and resonate faster.

So too must we.