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eBook Summary:
Philosopher Arthur Ford Henderson, DSc, DLitt., Personal correspondance "A remarkable exposition of a belief system from a millennium ago that holds profound implications for the millennium ahead."

Professor Gersh Morningstar,PhD, Florida Blue Sheet, May 25, 2001 advanced review "The Maya will broaden your religious understanding and add to your enlightenment."

Book Description
Mayanism is a science/philosophy which incorporates the basic belief structure of the Mayan people of Mexico and Central America. The author Rev. Dennis Alexander lived with the Maya of Honduras as their doctor for three years. There, learning their shamans' ways he became "Brujo Blanco," White Witch Doctor and was awarded the title healer/shaman.

Rev. Alexander studied many of the ancient religions and philosophies of many cultures which he puts into practice in this book. The Maya practiced a magical philosophy which opened portals to the "Otherworld," which allows communication with the "Supernatural." This is explained in detail in this book. Also, included is a partial Mayan dictionary.

A proper understanding of the Maya belief system, place powerful processes into the hands of those who would use them. Incorporating parts of this belief system into your own requires that you give up nothing of what you believe. If you are a Christian, understanding the Maya will broaden your religious understanding. If you are a Jew, much you will discover tracks the broad philosophical trends of Judaism. If you are a Moslem, nothing in Mayanism interferes with what is taught in the Koran. If you are a Buddhist, the Maya will add to your enlightenment.

Give up nothing. Study with an open mind. Place in your hands magic that works. It will enrich your life.

About the Author:
Not since Ron Hubbard, founder of Scientology has there been a more multifaceted, eccentric individual than Rev. Dennis Alexander. His un-conventual approach to life sets him apart from all who have gone before. Having spent three years living and working in the deep jungles of Honduras, afforded him the opportunity to learn about jungle survival and the ancient ways of the descendants of the Mayan civilization. Five years later 1000 miles up the Orinoco River in the heart of the Venezuelan jungle he traded in diamonds and lost two partners to the deadly jungle. Retreating to the high country of Colorado with only a chain saw and a gun, he survived seven years of extreme hardship while reflecting what path his life would take. He was a true Jerimia Johnson. Eating pack rats, and rattle snakes to keep alive. Now on the greatest adventure of his life, he has authored two books, which break all conventional rules and dogma. He has challenged organized religion, the government, and set forth belief structures that boggle the mind. He is the contemporary “Man for All Seasons.” Besides being a very articulate and entertaining fellow, he has led a colorful, exciting life, and continues to do so. He is a world adventurer on par with Indiana Jones, he build and funded with his own money a medical mission in Honduras to serve badly neglected Maya Indians. So extensive was his service to these people that his fame spread throughout South and Central America. They gave him the title, “Brujo Blanco,” “The White Witch Doctor.” To this day, 17 years later, he can go to any town or village from South of Mexico City to the Straits of Magellan and move among the most remote and hostile people in complete safety. He may be the only person in the world for whom that can be said. He is also an award winning (many times over) film maker, a TV producer, a first rate photographer, videographer and a director, He became a writer as almost an afterthought.
-- Professor Gersh Morningstar, PhD