 December is a bittersweet month. In the Northern Hemisphere, the Sun is sinking lower and lower, and the days are growing shorter and shorter. The Sun’s rule of his half of the year is coming to an end, and farewells are always sad. The long shadows, the low, clear light, the decaying leaves, all have a poignancy which almost makes me cry. I light candles to try to hold onto the light. This season will come again next year, but it will never be the same. Life is never the same.
And yet all too soon, it is over. On Solstice, December 20, the Sun is reborn. The days begin to lengthen, and with the increasing light comes a new hope.
—Maya
A Note on Maya del Mar's Unexpected Passing
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DECEMBER 2006
FEATURES
2006, A Challenging Year An opportunity to review the past year in light of Maya's December '05 predictions.
Karl Rove: Bush's Brain Alex deconstructs the auguries on the Democratic sweep.
CRYSTAL'S MOON MEDITATIONS
Revive Your Powers of Inspiration as You Pay Homage to Maya's Legacy Take heart from a tireless, courageous, and kind spiritual warrior.
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MAYA'S
DAILY SUCCESS GUIDE
GODDESS OF THE MONTH
Eagle Woman, "she represents all an eagle stands for: spirit, valor, majesty, renewal, accuracy of sight, spiritual aim, and the ability to soar to the heights...."
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Why "Daykeeper"?
The inspiration for the name "Daykeeper" comes from the Mayan Calendar.... (more)
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