Today, July 24th, marks the end of an old cycle, while tomorrow, July 25th, is known as the Day Out of Time. This day serves as a bridge between the old and the new, providing us with an opportunity to reflect on the past and prepare for the future. The Day Out of Time is considered a Mayan Portal Day, which allows us to move beyond the limitations of linear time and enter into the quantum field of timelessness. It is a day to plant seeds of intention for the new Mayan Galactic Year that begins on July 26th and to express gratitude for our journey thus far. On this day, we are encouraged to move into our inner sanctum, our core, and review what we can no longer carry with us into the new cycle. It is also a time to celebrate our inherent manifestation abilities and our connection to our own divinity. The Day Out of Time is a Rainbow Bridge for the integration of Earth and heaven,
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Spirit and matter. It aligns the feminine Mayan 13-month lunar calendar with the masculine solar calendar, bridging the gap between the two. The heliacal rising of The Star of Isis, Sirius, is a gift that brings new energy to this day. This alignment of the Mayan, galactic, planetary, and Egyptian calendars helps us to quantum leap into higher states of consciousness and self-mastery. We can manifest our future through our thoughts and mind guided by a heart opened by love, generosity, and courage, also known as a Lion's Heart. This further guides our words and actions, which are guided by courage and personal power. The Day Out of Time is a sacred pause in the time-space continuum. Let us be light, in light, and in grace as we move forward into the new cycle with intention and gratitude.
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