Mayan Art Depicts Natural Plants
The Mayan people were certainly great botanists and artists. They used the images of the…
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The Mayan people were certainly great botanists and artists. They used the images of the…
Read More »Why are there so few Mayan records? Because they were intentionally destroyed. Against instructions from…
Read More »The written record of the Mayan people is called a codex. The Mayans made their…
Read More »The gumbo limbo tree (Bursera simaruba) is from the same family as our frankincense varieties:…
Read More »The gumbo limbo tree (Bursera simaruba) grows from southern Florida, through Mexico and Central America,…
Read More »Continued from last week’s blogpost… Third Principle: The Mayan people recognized the natural cycles of…
Read More »We have to ask, did the Mayans have essential oils? It is doubtful, as no…
Read More »Mayan civilization began in 1800 BC and lasted until 900 AD. No one knows why…
Read More »Editor’s note: This blog is a presentation Gary prepared for the 2017 Global Leadership Cruise….
Read More »We can always find excuses and reasons to give up and quit. It’s easy to…
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