Flordemayo, a highly regarded Mayan "priestess", has joined the prestigious faculty coming together for the 2012 Tipping Point Prophets Conference Vancouver.
Something Monumental Is Going To Happen
Flordemayo
"Let me tell you what the Maya are saying. I'm not here representing the Maya, but I'm going to say what I know. 2012 is the end of a cycle for the living creatures on this planet. Between 1985 and 2012, there has been and continues to be a transferring of energy in the cosmos that is enormous. People feel that something monumental is going to happen. Humans have practically destroyed everything around us.
"There's a lot of contamination: air contamination, water contamination, and earth contamination. The high winds and calamities that we're having are due to the negligence of what we're doing here. We don't need four automobiles in a family. Destruction is coming about due to our negligence and greed and the Maya have it written down as a prophecy.
"One of the predictions concerns how we're going to have seven days of darkness. When this takes place, a lot of people that don't have a spiritual basis are going to go nuts. I have been assured that this will not be the end of the world. It really means, according to the Maya, that the earth is going to go through a period of gestation and enter into a new period. I saw in a vision that we're going to have two suns. We need to get ready.
"We all need to cultivate a strong connection with spirit, with God. I've explained what I feel my God is, but we all have different opinions and feelings about God. You need to have such passion and devotion to God that you can surrender totally. Without that kind of commitment, you can't be a healing presence in the world."
(A side note - During the remote viewing sessions of the date Dec. 21, 2012 during the Cancun conference with former SRI/CIA scientist Russell Targ, a great many delegates could only see the world as grey or dark.)
Flordemayo is a Mayan elder born in a small village on the Nicaragua/Honduras border. Flordemayo's father was a local shaman and Flordemayo's mother was a midwife and a healer. As her children grew, Flordemayo began to work as a healer/curandera. Flordemayo is a sundancer who considers her Mayan heritage a keystone of her work. She studies under Don Alejandro Oxlaj, a head of the Mayan Council of Elders, who convened the first Gathering of Indigenous Priests and Elders of America in 1994.
Flordemayo's curandero remedies, Spirit Medicine of the grandmothers, are hand-made using traditional herbs, prayers and ceremony. These remedies have been passed down to Flordemayo through oral tradition for many generations. They are remedies for every type of situation, designed to cleanse, heal, protect and promote spiritual growth. She has studied extensively with her brother, a herbero in Nicaragua, for the last seven years. Currently working out of her home, she uses her kitchen to prepare remedies as has been done for generations.
Since 1999 Flordemayo has been a part of the Wisdom of the Grandmother's Foundation. Currently Flordemayo is a member of the Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers (see the film trailer about them called For The Next 7 Generations). Flordemayo and the grandmothers have travelled around the world uniting people in a circle of prayer.
www.grandmotherscouncil.com
www.intk.org
About the grandmothers in the film: http://www.forthenext7generations.com/grandmothers.php
