The Fifth World

Written by Goro, May 4, 2021

According to various native American traditions, we are currently living in either the fourth or the fifth age of the world.

The Aztecs seem to have consider the present era the “Fifth Sun” while the Maya, the Hopi and others seem to have viewed it as the “fourth world”, accompanied by a “prophecy” regarding the coming of the “fifth world“. It is this epic transition that is often seen associated with the so-called (not really) “end of the Mayan calendar” – December 21, 2012.

What does this have to do with yesterday/today’s deadly metro train overpass collapsed in Mexico City?

Everything.

May 04 27 dead after Mexico City metro overpass collapses

Well, a lot at least. And not just because of Mexico’s geographical overlap with the Maya’s historical territory.

Reality being multicontextual in nature as demonstrated on STR day in and day out, we can usually infer quite a bit from merely checking the events and circumstances surrounding a central event which in this case is the train/bridge incident.

Exhibit A: Maya in today’s headlines via Mexico:

May 04 Mexico apologises to Mayan people for historic abuses

Mexico’s president has apologised to the indigenous Mayan people for abuses committed against them over the five centuries since the Spanish conquest.
Andrés Manuel López Obrador spoke at an event also attended by Guatemalan leader Alejandro Giammattei in the south-east state of Quintana Roo.
He focused on the 1847-1901 Caste War revolt in which around 250,000 people are believed to have lost their lives. […]
“We offer the most sincere apologies to the Mayan people for the terrible abuses committed by individuals and national and foreign authorities in the conquest, during three centuries of colonial domination and two centuries of an independent Mexico,” Mr Lopez Obrador said.
Guatemala’s Alejandro Giammattei said the Mayan people still faced suffering and neglect.

Exhibit B: Tomorrow is Cinco de Mayo (“Fifth of May”), a major Mexican holiday, potentially insinuating “Fifth of Maya” or the “Fifth World of the Maya“, underscored by the strong “V” shape – Roman numeral for “five” – of the collapsed overpass (h/t reader Bone):

Conceptually it is a bridge that would connect two separate realms, or two ages, in this case from the fourth world to the fifth world.

And that’s exactly where we are in 2021… on that bridge of time at the fork of destiny.

Focusing more on the central event itself, we can see that it was specifically a segment of the Mexico City Metro called “Line 12” that collapsed between the Olivos and Tezonco train stations.

Line 12 was inaugurated on October 30, 2012 less than 2 months before the “end” of the Mayan calendar.

The two train stations are independently highly meaningful and collectively very coherent.

“Olivos” means “Olives” which is acknowledged by the station’s official logo (h/t readers AIA, Dean), an olive branch…

…which immediately brings to mind the olive branch of Noah’s dove at the end of the Great Flood signaling the dawning of a new world following the planetary cataclysm.

Exactly the pattern we’ve been tracking of late…

Apr 23 When Doves Cry
Apr 24 The Place of Descent – Part 2
Apr 25 In the air tonight
Apr 26 The Time Flood
Apr 29 Space dove/flood

…and naturally supported by a simultaneous, otherwise meaningless news item involving a “Dove” :

May 04 Dove Cameron: Why the former Disney star is one to watch in 2021

The other train station, Tezonco, bears an official logo depicting a human skull…

…in reference to the Day of the Dead (“Mexican Halloween”)…

The station’s pictogram features an calavera as it references the area’s Day of the Dead traditions during that day. The station was opened on 30 October 2012…

…in effect when a dimensional barrier between the living and the dead breaks down like an activated Stargate, allowing an inter-dimensional jump from one to the other, or in this case implying going from the fourth world to the fifth world via a great flood.

Another remarkable thing about the Mexico City Metro and Mexico City is the fact that Total Recall was largely filmed there. Indeed many scenes in Total Recall were actually set in Mexico City, sometimes directly involving the Metro train stations [source 1, source 2]!

No coincidence that we have been repeatedly highlighting Total Recall in recent weeks based on its unmistakable connection to the whole oxygen crisis/great flood/end of history/Mars mega theme preceding the train tragedy.

Apr 26 The Time Flood
Apr 27 STR angers
Apr 30 Oxygen to remember

Uncanny also… the term “Maya” can mean “illusion” vis-a-vis reality which is what Total Recall is all about – waking up from a false reality.

The stuff of the “Kick” from Inception or “Genesis“…

Inception “kick” #1 video clip
Inception “kick” #2 video clip
Inception “kick” explanation video clip
Inception “kick” montage with “kick” song

…i.e. getting dunked into water – a great flood – in order to wake up from an illusion and return to the real world…

…a la The Matrix.

The biggest “Kick” in Inception is triggered by a car falling from a bridge…

…just like in the land of Mayan “illusion”.

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Is it dawning on you that the main signal of May the 4th was an omen pertaining to the nature of the momentous transitional window we are now entering – aka “great flood” – via a time portal called “2021”?

Deep Impact and then waking up to a new reality.

You know, the type of time-altering point in evolution “traditionally” marked by the appearance of a Monolith…