2.41 - Time-Eating Feather Snakes

2.43 – Days that Go Missing | The Mayan and Aztec Calendar Explained

Where does time go when it steps outside the clock? In this episode of Saturday Night Ride, Captain James, co-pilot Brad, and special guest Lori explore the Day Out of Time—a mysterious, sacred pause in the Mayan calendar that leads into the Galactic New Year. 🌀 What you'll hear: * Why July 25th is called the Day Out of Time * The meaning behind the 13 moons and 20 tribes * How the Aztec and Mayan calendars mapped spiritual time * The invocation of In Lak’ech Ala K’in – “I am another you” * Forgiveness, cosmic rhythm, and the dawn of the Sixth Sun This isn’t just a history lesson—it’s a ritual flight through time itself. Step aboard the airship and remember: you are a fractal of the whole. 🌱 “Today I forgive the bindings of the time machine.” #MayanCalendar #AztecTime #DayOutOfTime #GalacticNewYear #InLakech #SaturdayNightRide #AncientTimekeepers #SixthSun

2.41 - Time-Eating Feather Snakes

You're riding with us into the belly of the beast — a serpent of time, a feathered god, and the ancient songs that still echo under your skin.This Saturday Night Ride weaves Native American myth, Aztec prophecy, firefly prayers, and bioregional wisdom into a living conversation about mortality, imagination, decay, and the end of modern adulthood. We’re not just talking — we’re singing, remembering, and becoming something new.

2.37 - Predator in the Psyche: How Ancient Terror Shapes Our Myths

Explore the fascinating origin of archetypes hidden within prehistoric fossils. From the punctured skulls of Dmanisi, bearing the deadly signature of saber-tooth cats, to the ceremonial masks of ancient warriors, discover how primal terror etched itself into our collective psyche. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of morphic resonance, limbic memory, and the hidden powers of mythology in shaping humanity’s universal symbols.

2.36 - Cloning the Soul

The meeting began with James discussing his challenges in content creation and writing, including technical difficulties and the impact of his book on his streaming career. The group explored various philosophical and scientific concepts, including cloning, the nature of consciousness, and the role of belief systems in shaping reality, with contributions from multiple participants sharing their perspectives on these topics. The discussion concluded with conversations about identity, the placebo effect, and the potential for hidden abilities, with the group exploring how belief and epigenetics influence personal development and experiences.

2.35 - The Privilege of Lack and Critique

In this insightful session, we dive deep into the complexities of artistic expression, self-worth, and handling criticism. James explores why some content resonates more strongly despite less preparation, the dynamics of engaging with negative comments, and the hidden value found within harsh critiques. Participants share personal experiences around familial relationships, creative integrity, and finding sovereignty through art. Join us for an intimate look at how artists navigate self-worth, boundaries, and the courage needed to sustain authenticity in the face of both acclaim and criticism.