Mayan Rabbit synch today and synchronicity

 As we left the cabin  to go to the Mexican restaurant that afternoon I suddenly saw a Mayan Priest looking rabbit with a Mayan priest hat image popped in my head and I joked with Pam about the Mayan Bunny. We got in the car and drove our long gravel driveway about 1700 ft there sat a rabbit in the road. I mentioned the image and the rabbit felt like a synchronicity. Then tonight l looked up the Mayan Rabbit and realized. But then I remembered we watched a Mayan program about codex and the NSA that figured it out.  Tonight I realize the synch is about, that like the planets which come into our reality at precise moments, so synchronicity brings things to mind in like manner. Reality and the cyclic universe

The Mayans and the mind's understanding of synchronicity and the 

Mayan rabbit synch today

The Maya rabbit stories often feature the rabbit as a trickster, a clever and resourceful creature who uses his wit to outsmart larger, more powerful animals. These stories frequently explore themes of deception, betrayal, and the consequences of ambition. One popular tale tells how the rabbit lost his antlers to a deer through a trick, illustrating his cunning but also his susceptibility to being tricked. Another story involves the rabbit betraying his brother to a king, highlighting the darker side of his trickery. Additionally, some stories connect the rabbit to the moon goddess Ixchel, where the rabbit acts as her messenger or is even depicted on the moon's surface. 

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Here's a more detailed breakdown of the common themes and stories:

1. The Rabbit as a Trickster:

• Loss of Antlers:

  A Kennesaw State University article describes how the rabbit, once possessing antlers, lost them to the deer through a deceptive exchange. The rabbit's attempt to get them back by tricking the deer backfires, showing his cleverness but also his capacity for being tricked. 
• Betrayal and Empowerment:

  According to a StudyCorgi article, in a story, the rabbit betrays his brother to the king for assistance, but this act empowers the king and leads to the smaller brother being pursued. This highlights the potential negative consequences of using trickery. 

2. Connections to the Moon:

• Messenger of Ixchel:

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  According to a Reddit thread, some Maya legends associate the rabbit with the moon goddess Ixchel, where the rabbit serves as a messenger, delivering her messages to the earth.
• Rabbit on the Moon:

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  The Tennessee Tribune details, another legend suggests the rabbit's image is imprinted on the moon as a result of sacrificing himself to feed a hungry god. This connection links the rabbit's selflessness to the celestial realm. 

3. General Themes:

• Wisdom vs. Strength:

  Many Maya rabbit stories, like the one where the rabbit outsmarts a lion, emphasize that wisdom and cleverness can overcome physical strength, according to a FirstCry article,. 
• Moral Ambiguity:

  While some stories portray the rabbit as a positive trickster figure, others highlight the negative consequences of his actions, suggesting a more nuanced view of his character. 

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