Only accessible by water, the Yaxchilan (which means “Place of Green Stones” in Mayan) ruins are nestled on a bend of the Usumacinta River surrounded by a lush, bustling jungle that is home not only to this Mayan site but also to holler monkeys. In its heyday (680 – 760 AD) it was led by… Continue reading
Why You Should Visit the Sites of These Four Great Mystics
India, in particular, South India is home to many of the Great Mystics whose lives were dedicated to and paved the way for the birth of the divine-human. Each in their own way, they brought spiritual knowledge to the world and have left behind ashrams, teachings, and even towns to continue their legacy and bring… Continue reading
What we can learn from the women and goddesses of ancient Greece
Most people are familiar with, The Odyssey, the epic poem written by Homer. It is one of the oldest extant works of literature that is still widely read today. The Odyssey begins at the end of the Trojan war and follows Odysseus’ long journey home, spanning 20 years. While the poem may on the surface… Continue reading
4 reasons to visit Palenque in Mexico
“The Ancient Ones knew Palenque, “NAH CHAN KAAN”, was an open door to another realm or dimension. When you arrive and enter this Sacred Site all your molecules, cells and your whole being receive another level of vibration…and you will feel what it is to be in “another dimension of time and space.” – Miguel… Continue reading
The top Seven Temples & Ashrams of Tamil Nadu
South India is a playground of sacred temples and Ashrams. Having been sheltered from foreign invaders until the British Raj, it’s a bastion of Hindu traditions, and with the cast system being only mildly enforced in the region, it is a friendly and fairer society than those found further North. The southern region of India… Continue reading