Contemporary Maya spirituality: the ancient ways are not lost

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Indigenous Studies in Latin America Latin American history and culture Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices

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Foreword by Daniel Matul Morales Preface. Portal: At the Dawn Acknowledgments Introduction Part 1. The Florescence of Maya Spirituality Chapter 1. A New Cycle of Light: The Public Emergence of Maya Spirituality Chapter 2. Maya Cosmovision and Spirituality: Selecting, Examining, and Stretching Out Filaments of Light Part 2: A Cultural Inheritance Chapter 3. Ajq'ijab': To Enter the Mystery Is Our Reality Part 3: The Aesthetics of Space, Time, and Movement Chapter 4. Sacred Geography: Reciprocity, Ritual Sites, and Quatrefoil Mapping Chapter 5. The Calendar: Unbundling, Interpreting, and Appropriating the Chol Q'ij Chapter 6. Ceremony: The Fire Speaks Part 4: Thinking, Contemplating, and Acting into the Future Chapter 7. The Ancient Things Received from Our Parents Are Not Lost Notes Bibliography Index

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1991A forest of kings: the untold story of the ancient Maya 1969Zinacantán: a Maya community in the highlands of Chiapas 1949The Need for Roots 1955The Rise and Fall of Maya Civilization 1977Deciphering the Maya Script 1995The Gods and Symbols of Ancient Mexico and the Maya: An Illustrated Dictionary of Mesoamerican Religion 1982Woven Heaven, Tangled Earth A Weaver's Paradigm of the Mesoamerican Cosmos 1966Ritual of the Bacabs

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