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We draw upon ancient traditions because their deep knowledge and wisdom has developed and evolved over the course of millennia. These are living traditions, that continue to grow and evolve, refusing to remain frozen in time or be erased from history. This blog features the voices that represent this living evolution, creating the pathways to integrate ancient lineages into modern times.
2014 · Nov · Blog
SacredRoad Runner, 11/14: Transformation…
Take a look at the latest Saq’ Be’ Newsletter, and share with your friends! Here we go! In…
2014 · Nov · Blog
Living Lineages: Eco-Social-Spiritual Integration
Living Lineages are an essential component in catalyzing the opportunities of our individual and collective potential by re-integrating…
2014 · Oct · Blog
Indigenous People’s Day + Nonextractive Wisdom
As we celebrate Indigenous People’s Day, we have an opportunity to recognize the immense sacrifice that has been…
2014 · Oct · Blog
Ecological Development & Living Lineages
The existing paradigm of development, particularly for “underdeveloped” nations, continues to fall apart as it fails to create…
2014 · Sep · Blog
Archaeology and Restoring the Continuum
So, this Monday morning rant features an article that leads me to think about the need to restore…
2014 · Sep · Blog
SacredRoad Runner for September, 2014
SacredRoad Runner, September 2014 is here! We just sent out our latest newsletter, full of information about what…
2014 · Sep · Blog
Modern Technology to Keep Maya Living Lineages Vital
What role can filmed documentation play in ensuring the living lineages of the Maya tradition remain vital? The…
2014 · Sep · Blog
Mayan Time, Prophecy and the Tzolk’in
Mayan Ajq’ij Gerardo Barrios discussed prophecy, the Mayan calendars, cosmology and more with interesting insights into the Maya…
2014 · Sep · Blog
Understanding Lineages
Saq’ Be’ works to support the movement of living lineages into modern times. Many may wonder what “lineages”…
2014 · Sep · Blog
July 2014 Visit Images
Here are some images from Lina and Denise’s July, 2014 visit to Santa Fe, NM. As the fire…