Talk:Jose Arguelles

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At least in the book Surfers of the Zuvuya, the typography of this man's name is José Argüelles, which is consistent with a Spanish name (He's half Mexican).

[edit] One-sided article?

Although I don't subscribe to any of the teaching of Jose Arguelles in particular, I do ackowledge the 13 moon, natural time system. I feel this article unecessarilly bad-mouths Arguelles, and in doing so alludes to holes with natural time. The absence of a date for July 26th is called the Day Out of Time, a sort of New Year or day of recognition. Anyways, I think it should be noted that Arguelles' interpretations of natural time are not necessarilly the rules that apply to the 13 moon calendar.

What the heck are those "references"? I'm inclined to delete them. --Fluffbrain 06:03, 14 December 2006 (UTC)

The issue is not with how Arguelles interprets the 13 moon calendar, but in how he interprets and is presenting Mayanism. That's what the controversy is over. Bennie Noakes 02:33, 15 December 2006 (UTC)

Now the article is lopsided in "favor" of JA: Some of the cotnent (e.g., about telepathy ) must be removed or softened. Kdammers 08:58, 15 March 2007 (UTC)