Examples of using Toltec in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Toltec Trekking Mexico.
The book is based on ancient Toltec wisdom.
Yes, Toltec. Mayan.
Now, don Miguel Ruiz, a nagual from the Eagle Knight lineage,has been guided to share with us the power ful teachings of the Toltec.
In the tradition of the Toltec, a nagual guides a person to personal freedom.
Teacher and shaman, was a surgeon until a neardeath experience approached the ancestral traditions of the Toltec, following in the footsteps of their ancestors.
Thousands of years ago, the Toltec in southern Mexico were known as the‘men and women of knowledge'.
The official version of the origin of the Chihuahua is associated with hot Mexico,where the mysterious Toltec people appeared in the Middle Ages.
Don Miguel Ruiz- The four agreements, a toltec wisdom book, a practical guide to personal freedom.
The Cumbres& Toltec Scenic Railroad is a 3 ft narrow gauge heritage railroad running between Chama, New Mexico and Antonito, Colorado.
He is the author of The five levels of attachment and Toltec meditations for every day, among other books.
In short, the Toltec sorcerers would also have been adepts of Kundalini yoga, cultivating"the fire from within.".
Don Juan's counsels on thewarrior's tests with the flyers seem to present a Toltec version of Gnostic strategies for resisting the Archons.
Research suggests that Toltec tribes from the central Mexican highlands also visited this part of Yucatán in the 7th century, mingling with the resident Maya.
Also of interest is the façade with its friezes, the majority of which depict jaguars,while still visible inside are murals depicting a battle between the Maya and the Toltec.
After the fall of Tula, a Toltec city-state that dominated Central México from the ninth to the thirteenth centuries, Aztec peoples moved south to Lake Texcoco.
This question raises the general issue ofparallels between Don Juan's Central American Toltec shamanism and the shamanism of the Mystery Schools of ancient Europe.
The Toltec came together as Toltec masters and students at Teotihuacan, the ancient city of pyramids outside Mexico City known as the place where"Man becomes God".
The parallels between Gnostic materials and the new Toltec sorcery of Carlos Castaneda are striking and present sobering insights on the human condition.
With only the briefest of interruptions, Chichén Itzá served as a sacred Mayan site for more than 700 years, and by the 11th century had become the political andreligious capital of a revived Mayan empire under Toltec rule.
Anthropologists have spoken of the Toltec as a nation or a race, but, in fact, the Toltec were scientists and artists who formed a society to explore and conserve the spiritual knowledge and practices of the Andient ones.
The merging of these advanced civilizations resulted in a renaissance of Mayan architecture in which Toltec influences dominated, leading to Chichén Itzá's remarkable similarity to the old Toltec capital of Tollán.
Also of interest is the Temple of the Panels(Templo de los Tableros),with its fine reliefs of Toltec warriors and jaguars, as well as the Building of the Unknown Writing(Akab Dzib), so named because of the undeciphered characters above the door of the second room.
Also of interest are the large serpent heads at the feet of the stairways leading to the upper platform on which the actual Temple of Kukulkán stands,its main entrance flanked by a pair of Toltec serpent columns(a pure Mayan-style temple was discovered under the temple, crowning an even older pyramid).
Like his father, don Miguel Ruiz,don Jose is dedicating his life to sharing the ancient Toltec wisdom by translating it into practical, everyday life concepts that promote transformation through truth, love, and common sense.
José Ruiz: Like his father and his brother,Don José Ruíz dedicates his life to share the ancient Toltec wisdom, translating it into practical and everyday concepts that promote the transformation through truth, love and common sense.
Like his father, combining new insights with ancient wisdom,don Jose Ruiz is dedicating his life to sharing the ancient Toltec wisdom by translating it into practical, everyday life concepts that promote transformation through truth, love and common sense.