An Exotic Flower Shown as a Mayan Headdress
The unique flower of the pseudobombax tree (Pseudobombax ellipticum) was the inspiration for a headdress…
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July 2018
The Sacred Ceiba Tree as Art
The ceiba tree (Ceiba pentandra) was believed by the Mayan to stand at earth’s center….
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The Codices: Mayan Written Records
The written record of the Mayan people is called a codex. The Mayans made their…
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The Gumbo Limbo Tree and Its Cousin
The gumbo limbo tree (Bursera simaruba) is from the same family as our frankincense varieties:…
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The Mayan Gumbo Limbo Tree
The gumbo limbo tree (Bursera simaruba) grows from southern Florida, through Mexico and Central America,…
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Basic Laws of Mayan Medicine (Continued)
Continued from last week’s blogpost… Third Principle: The Mayan people recognized the natural cycles of…
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The Six Laws of Mayan Medicine
We have to ask, did the Mayans have essential oils? It is doubtful, as no…
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The Mayan Civilization
Mayan civilization began in 1800 BC and lasted until 900 AD. No one knows why…
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Learning Ancient Mayan Health Wisdom
Editor’s note: This blog is a presentation Gary prepared for the 2017 Global Leadership Cruise….
Read More »April 2018
Take a Risk, Get Out of Your Rut!
We can always find excuses and reasons to give up and quit. It’s easy to…
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