I recently read a thought about the way the glyphs are viewed.
I recently read a thought about the way the glyphs are viewed.
There is an Aztec myth where on the part of the Mexicas, they thought that the universe is in vertical form and the earth unfolds in a horizontal way, based on this story I can think of the following:
The glyphs we see in effect in a two-dimensional way but could be seen as a gyroscope, ie glyphs entwined horizontally and vertically, just as the Aztec myth mentions, could somehow interlace and give us a different perspective of the same glyphs .
What do you think? Daeniem Loidlan, This reflection on the glyphs was based on a thought of him
Companions who think Jose Gabriel Canche May Raul Manuel Mena Alpuche Jose Juan Rivera Reyes
There is an Aztec myth where on the part of the Mexicas, they thought that the universe is in vertical form and the earth unfolds in a horizontal way, based on this story I can think of the following:
The glyphs we see in effect in a two-dimensional way but could be seen as a gyroscope, ie glyphs entwined horizontally and vertically, just as the Aztec myth mentions, could somehow interlace and give us a different perspective of the same glyphs .
What do you think? Daeniem Loidlan, This reflection on the glyphs was based on a thought of him
Companions who think Jose Gabriel Canche May Raul Manuel Mena Alpuche Jose Juan Rivera Reyes
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ReplyDeleteFRANCISCO GASPAR BRICEÑO MOO
ReplyDeleteI know the myth. The most notorious case of this vision is the bas-relief renamed "ancient astronaut", if I remember correctly.
It would be a chance to also investigate this. Indeed as a civilization "westernized" We used to contextualize what we see according to our standard spatial reference code, with the north facing upwards.
This new change of perspective could advance us into uncharted path with respect to the study of the glyphs.