The Loom of Ancestral Astronomy

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It is regarding the chain of movements between the Earth and the Moon that our planet weaves, thread by thread, its own fingerprint in the universe—its very space-time.

The mechanics of the Earth-Moon Space-time Loom operate across three simultaneous planes, weaving three complementary wefts in Space and Time.

A pattern imprinted upon the Sky, unfolding in three dimensions, where the forms and evolution of nature's life on the Earth's surface are determined.

The Celestial mechanics described by ancestral cultures were observed in this way—across different orbital planes, where Space was related to Time in a circular and cyclical manner.

The Earth's orbital system in Ancestral Astronomy is the result of three movements, the builders of the Space-time web represented in Calendars: Rotation, the movement around the Earth itself; Translation, the orbit around the Sun; and Galactic Revolution, the movement of the Sun around the Galaxy.

The Celestial Mechanics described in the ancestral method allows us to relate the journey of planet Earth through Space with the manifestation of Life and Nature on its surface, both on a physical and psychic plane.

In these cultures, the separation we know today between the events of Physical and Emotional Life did not exist; they were considered natural phenomena, with simultaneous and complementary manifestations, studied inseparably and governed by the same Laws and Order of the Universe.

The integration of the life of matter with the psychic experience of nature in the ancestral scientific method allowed these cultures to recognize the Universe as an identity, far beyond a simple mechanical manifestation.

A scientific system where the laws of cause-and-effect did not fit, because "Existing" was synchronized with "Feeling"—where the tangible and the emotional were two sides of the same coin.

The synchronicity found between matter and psyche in nature allowed those cultures to elevate the Universe to a much deeper plane, with an extra dimension — Spirituality

When Matter, Emotions, and Spirituality are included as integral parts of the Universe, ethical values are added to life and nature, inviting us to reach beyond the merely physical manifestation.

A body of knowledge that explains the cosmic journey and life as a chain of successive, exciting, and stimulating dynamic events across all dimensions.

Organic and psychic experiences that make themselves felt with a brutal transforming power, in an objective and spiritual reality that often seems inspired by higher forces; in higher states of consciousness, the Spiritual Universe becomes Sacred.

When a direct scientific relationship is established between Life and the Soul in the cosmos, and when these phenomena are considered simultaneous natural manifestations, it becomes possible to observe how they are submitted to the same Laws and Order imprinted by the Universe.

This concept allows us to integrate the Universe, Heaven, and Earth into a magical reality—not merely mechanical, but spiritual—that expands and evolves in ways both visible and invisible.

Ancestral astronomical knowledge recognized the Laws and Order of the Universe through the study of the Orbits and Cycles of the Earth, the Moon, and the Sun around the Galaxy.

They described the orbits of the Earth, Moon, and Sun in great detail, which allowed them to find the geometric and mathematical pattern in the Sky that mirrored nature on the surface of the Earth.

The Sun, the great guardian of its system, is the maestro who sets the rhythm, pointing the way and the patterns in which the journey takes place here, around the Galaxy.

The Earth, at its own pace and scale, follows the Sun in its stride, accompanied by the little Moon that follows and orbits her, like an offspring around its parent.

The Sun, the Earth, and the Moon—each at its own scale and dimension—find within their intercepted orbits and cycles the proportionality that confirms the harmony in which these dynamics occur.

The orbital movements of our planet with the Moon and the Sun in the ancestral system were measured and observed through two simultaneous and complementary orbital directions: the Solar direction and the Sidereal direction.

The Solar movement, in the case of the Earth and the Moon, was measured according to reality—counter-clockwise, from right to left—while the Sun, which travels in the opposite direction, was marked clockwise in the 1440' Matrix.

In turn, the Sidereal direction was identified from left to right—clockwise in the 1440' Matrix for the Moon and the Earth—and from right to left for the Sun.Thus, the Solar and Sidereal directions were, for Astronomy, two opposite and complementary coordinates of Space, both related to a common coordinate of Time.

This method allowed for a circular and cyclical description of planetary orbital systems in full detail.

Following their movement in the Solar direction while simultaneously tracking the orbital fluctuation—the movement in the sidereal direction—which explains how the spiral unfolds in Space and Time, between somersaults and wobbles.

Ancestral Astronomy describes not only our planet’s journey through the Universe but also the journey upon its surface.

It is a knowledge of Heaven and Earth that explains how nature in both dimensions is present—physically, but also psychically—thus elevating natural life to a spiritual experience of a sacred character.

The Universe is the identity that operates through a wide network of systems, which weave their own Space-time.An organic web, composed of infinite, independent and self-sustaining systemic units in Space, where each system is unique—a singularity confirmed by the seal of identity, left by the fingerprint woven by the Loom, of its own Space-time.

Comparable to the natural life of planet Earth, which is born and reproduces autonomously, within our own Space-time, thus forming part of the Universe's network.

Ancestral Astronomy explains how Planets and various Orbital Systems are the very looms that construct their own wefts, where Orbits, Cycles, and planetary Events are the threads that cross and intertwine in their construction—cosmic extensions that transmit and expand under the command of the Laws and Order of the Universe.

Ancestral Celestial mechanics were built upon surprising astronomical principles, finding measures and dimensions of space and time always in whole and rational values, providing us with the discovery of different movements and new astronomical perspectives to be considered.

A Universe where nothing is left to chance, with orbital systems that reveal themselves in a mathematical and geometrically ordered, harmonic, and proportional way when related to their orbits and the dynamics of speed on the journey through the Universe.

Systems upon systems, relating to each other like chains that expand and articulate within and outside themselves, across various speeds and scales, always in motion.

Our Galaxy is an example of a great system that contains other systems within itself—a mesh woven by multiple different wefts, where there is not just one, but multiple Spaces and Times.

Among many, here we are on Earth, where Life and Form are generated by the pulse of our own Space-time web, from which we can sight and calculate the entire Universe.

There is an immense variety of raw matter circulating through the Universe, expanding and transforming, each at its own rhythm, with the order, harmony, and proportion unique to each part, in an integrated and never random way.

Across various scales and dimensions, lines and orbits are traced, crossing through multiple knots and loops, in various shapes, colors, and patterns.
Lines and orbits that intertwine, unite, and diverge in space and time, thus weaving the great loom of the universe.
It is in every detail of this immense mantle, built of Matter and Spirit, that light and magic emerge.

Here, every part fulfills its destiny, in this fascinating journey where space and time are guided and illuminated by a living and inspired Universe, considered Sacred by ancestral cultures.