mayan calendar

I guess i will start my blog with info on the mayan calendar. Some of you may know about this beautiful perfect calendar which is based on a 13:20 frequency. The calendar we use now the gregorian has a 12:60 frequency (i will explain). The mayan calendar has 13 moons (our human bodies have 13 major joints, neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, and ankles) each of the 13 moons is 28 days long 13x28=364+1=365 days in one solar year. That means there are 13 equal segments of 28 days, the gregorian is irregular 12 months of unequal days some are 30 others are 31 and february with its 28 or 29. The other part of the gregorian calendar is the 60 minute hour which completes this mechanical calendar which has no relationship with nature. The other part of the mayan equation is the mayan long count of 0 thru 19( 0 counts as a value think or it as 1 thru 20). The number 20 is based on our fingers and toes 20 digits, there is also 20 amino acids in our DNA. So 13 moons x 20 digits = 260 the number of days in the spiritual calendar called the tzolkin. The tzolkin is basically a part of the weave of time the forth dimension. The 260 day tzolkin is interwoven into the 26,000 year wobble of the earth on it's axis which returns to it's origin on December 21 2012 the last day written in the mayan calendar. Through the use of this galactic and beautiful calendar our future is revealed. We are at the end of one cycle and approaching the beginning of another, hopefully a richer and more profound understanding of ourselves our soul and our relationship with nature will be born. We are the calendar (natural time) in it's physical form as we are created in God's image. Time is not money, TIME IS ART divine and true.