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( | Kuautlajtoli, or The Word of the Eagle, encapsulates six years of | ||
research into the ideographic writing system presented in ancient | |||
Mexican codices. Painted like a mirror, this art piece invites the | |||
viewer to engage in deep self-analysis through learning the concepts | |||
that shape the Tolteca cosmovision. Kuautlajtoli serves as a guide for | |||
understanding and channeling our nature, allowing each individual to | |||
reflect on their experiences and find a way to harness them towards a | |||
healthier, happier, and more creative life. | |||
Miktlan Kouatl is a prominent visual artist and tlacuilo (transcriber | |||
of the Tolteca writing system) with over 22 years of experience. His | |||
work has been exhibited in significant international venues such as | |||
Milan, New York, and Florida, as well as in prestigious museums in | |||
Mexico City, including the National Museum of Art (MUNAL). With a | |||
background in fine arts from the National Institute of Fine Arts and | |||
twice selected for the visionary art intensive by Alex and Allison | |||
Grey at COSM, Miktlan is known for his unique visual language and | |||
philosophical discourse based on intuition and the order of nature. | |||
His research into Tolteca culture has led to the development of a | |||
methodology for self-analysis and energy channeling that helps balance | |||
the self and enhance the natural creative flow present in all human | |||
beings. Among his notable works is 'Kuautlajtoli or the Word of the | |||
Eagle, a compendium that explores the fundamental concepts of the | |||
Toltec Culture. | |||
Convener: | |||
Jim Garrison | |||
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Revision as of 23:03, 26 June 2024
Day 952 Fri 6/28/24 Word of the Eagle
- --- Humanity Rising Day 952 - ...day September _, 2022 (GoTo Bottom)
Kuautlajtoli, or The Word of the Eagle, encapsulates six years of
research into the ideographic writing system presented in ancient
Mexican codices. Painted like a mirror, this art piece invites the
viewer to engage in deep self-analysis through learning the concepts
that shape the Tolteca cosmovision. Kuautlajtoli serves as a guide for
understanding and channeling our nature, allowing each individual to
reflect on their experiences and find a way to harness them towards a
healthier, happier, and more creative life.
Miktlan Kouatl is a prominent visual artist and tlacuilo (transcriber
of the Tolteca writing system) with over 22 years of experience. His
work has been exhibited in significant international venues such as
Milan, New York, and Florida, as well as in prestigious museums in
Mexico City, including the National Museum of Art (MUNAL). With a
background in fine arts from the National Institute of Fine Arts and
twice selected for the visionary art intensive by Alex and Allison
Grey at COSM, Miktlan is known for his unique visual language and
philosophical discourse based on intuition and the order of nature.
His research into Tolteca culture has led to the development of a
methodology for self-analysis and energy channeling that helps balance
the self and enhance the natural creative flow present in all human
beings. Among his notable works is 'Kuautlajtoli or the Word of the
Eagle, a compendium that explores the fundamental concepts of the
Toltec Culture.
Convener:
Jim Garrison
---------
To join Humanity Rising Mon-Fri live via Zoom or make a voluntary contribution to support the Humanity Rising team, please see our contribution form.
https://humanityrising.solutions/#supportformore
Join our global community of changemakers at https://www.ubiquityuniversity.org
Ubiquity University offers certification programs as well as MA/PhD pathways that invite you to go deep into a topic related to who we need to become to be able to solve our current global challenges. We draw on the age-old insights from the wisdom traditions as well as the latest insights from modern science.
Choose your preferences and sign up for the latest Ubiquity University news at : https://share.hsforms.com/1JxEUyycRRtuaIEJzyIScsg2op4l
Explore some of our latest offerings at https://linktr.ee/ubiquityuniversity
Shop UU merchandise at https://ubiquity-universitys-store.sellfy.store/