Showing posts with label burner day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label burner day. Show all posts

Thursday, April 12, 2007

burner day events

12.19.14.4.0 4 Ahau 8 Pop
Today's 4 Ahau, a burner day. As soon as I logged onto Yahoo, I saw that Kurt Vonnegut had died. :(
Someone blew up the Iraqi parliament, a story so fresh there's not even a link, only a banner, on both CNN & Yahoo news. And a suicide bomber took out a bridge in Iraq this morning.

There are two good quotes from Kurt Vonnegut in the linked article. One is from a tombstone in Slaughterhouse-Five: "Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt."
The other is from an interview. "We probably could have saved ourselves, but we were too damned lazy to try very hard ... and too damn cheap," he once suggested carving into a wall on the Grand Canyon, as a message for flying-saucer creatures.
The loss of someone who thought like that indeed affects everyone. I hope wherever he is now, it's beautiful and doesn't hurt.

Friday, March 02, 2007

Happy burner day

Tomorrow is 3 Ahau, a burner day and the last day of the first half of the Tzolkin.
Today a bus fell off an overpass in Atlanta and killed a bunch of people even as some sort of bizarre hybrid tornado-blizzard thing raged across Alabama and Georgia eating people like grapes.
I've found that burner day effects spread across a couple of days, like ripples.
12.19.14.1.19 2 Cauac 12 Kayab

Friday, January 19, 2007

what happened on the last burner day...?

12.19.13.17.17 12 Caban 10 Muan manifestation portal
My friend asked me last night what had happened on the last burner day (2 days ago) and at first I thought nothing...but then I realized something DID happen.
They moved the Doomsday clock up 2 minutes.
The world has nudged closer to a nuclear apocalypse and environmental disaster, a trans-Atlantic group of prominent scientists warned Wednesday, pushing the hand of its symbolic Doomsday Clock two minutes closer to midnight....The bulletin's clock, which for 60 years has followed the rise and fall of nuclear tensions, [will] now also measure climate change.
I'd say those are happenings affecting a large number of people, wouldn't you?