The Otomi Prophecy
The Prophecy of the Eight Thousand Sacred Drums
By Andrew Dwight Harris
(Maitreya's comments in red)
I wasn't sure what the prophecy meant, but then found some things on the Mission website that might explain its meaning. On the Prophecies page of the website I found this:
"...like a noise of many waters."
There is another person in the Bible who also has such a voice; it is the Lamb found in Revelation 14:2 whose voice was like the roar of rushing waters and like a loud peal of thunder. The Lamb in Revelation 14:2 is the same as the Glory of the Lord in Ezekiel 43, but the Lamb is also the same person as the Seventh Angel in Revelation 11:19.
The Bible shows us the connection between the Lamb and the Seventh Angel by this verse in Revelation 11:19: flashes of lightning, rumblings, peals of thunder, an earthquake and a great hailstorm. Simply stated, the second clue that Ezekiel gives us about the Glory of the Lord who comes from the East is that He is also the Seventh Angel found in Revelation.
So it seems that the eight thousand drums is the symbolic voice of the Seventh Angel.
Also it shows in THOTH that it means a higher consciousness, because in THOTH (Revelation of The Revelation, Tablet 25, chapter 14) it says:
I felt it was worth mentioning the cross-relationship between this prophecy and the Inca healing teachings. The Q'ero (Inca healers) teachings on healing require the participant to reach the fifth level when the mallkus will emerge. The fifth level is called the pachacuti ("Pacha" is similar to "Pancha" and "Panj", which mean five in Sanskrit and Persian respectively!). The healing procedure is called the mosoq karpay. The pachacuti also denotes a fifth age. I used the website www.incaglossary.org/fg.html to look these terms up. The glossary of Inca words says (the codes in green represent the sources of the website):
A cataclysmic event separating eras in time. The founding of the Inca Empire was seen as the beginning of a new era, and the Inca ruler responsible took Pachacuti as his name. The Conquest was also seen as a pachacuti, in the sense of a great disaster.
So if the prophecy of the Eight Thousand Sacred Drums, the Inca teachings, and the Seventh Angel are put together, we can see that the advent of the Seventh Angel is marked by the Eight Thousand Drums (e.g. peal of thunder), and is the voice of the Seventh Angel (THOTH). It also symbolizes the fifth level of consciousness, and heralds a Golden Age, or fifth age (as explained by the Inca glossary) (North American Indians and Hindus also believe that the fifth age is coming). The mallkus will also emerge at the fifth level. The word mallkus reminds me of Massau'u from the Hopi terminology. Of course this is only one comparison of many that could be made.
Sal-OM,
Andrew