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The Aztecs never predicted a Sixth Sun. Not in any codex. Not in any carving. Not once.

That prophecy circulating online about November 24, 2026 marking a new era of consciousness? It doesn't exist in any ancient source. I checked. The Codex Chimalpopoca. The Florentine Codex. The Leyenda de los Soles. None of them mention a Sixth Sun.

What they actually predicted is darker.

The Aztecs believed we're living in the Fifth Sun, the final era, and when it ends, humanity doesn't transform. It vanishes. Forever. Destroyed by earthquakes. Devoured by sky demons called Tzitzimimeh. No awakening. No golden age. Just ending.

So where did the Sixth Sun prophecy come from?

I traced it back. Not to ancient temples. Not to hidden codices. To a 20th-century Mexican nationalist movement called Mexicayotl. To a series of failed predictions in 1987, 2012, and 2021. And ultimately to one contemporary author whose books are the source of nearly everything you've heard about 2026.

In this video, I examine what the Aztecs actually believed, documented in colonial-era sources compiled directly from Nahua elders. Then I follow the paper trail of the Sixth Sun prophecy from its invention to your YouTube feed.

THE AZTECS ACTUALLY BELIEVED:

→ Five Suns, five eras, five destructions

→ The Fifth Sun is the final age

→ It will end in earthquakes

→ Humanity will be destroyed, not transformed

→ The New Fire Ceremony every 52 years kept the sun alive

→ The last one was performed in 1507

THE SIXTH SUN PROPHECY CLAIMS:

→ A new era begins November 24, 2026

→ 29-year transition from 1991 to 2026

→ Each Sun lasts 6,625 years

→ Orion and Pleiades will align

→ Consciousness transformation awaits

None of these claims appear in any pre-Columbian or colonial source. The duration contradicts the codices. The astronomical event doesn't exist. The dates keep shifting every time one passes.

What we're dealing with isn't ancient wisdom. It's a modern invention dressed in Aztec clothing.

The real Aztec cosmology is fascinating enough without fabrication. A humble god covered in sores who became the sun. Deities sacrificing themselves to set the cosmos in motion. A civilization that believed their rituals literally kept the world from ending.

That authentic story deserves to be told accurately.

Sources cited: Codex Chimalpopoca, Florentine Codex, Leyenda de los Soles, Historia de los Mexicanos por sus Pinturas, Dr. James Maffie (University of Maryland), Elizabeth Hill Boone, FAMSI, INAH, Anthony Aveni, Francisco de la Peña (Cuicuilco journal)