The jaguar is also a serpent.

The lords of the surrounding towns brought in to watch him perform would sit entranced inside his palace as he blazed with power by means of his genius which was his guardian spirit. They observed his own human spirit leaving his body as his guardian spirit took control.

If the statue of a Mayan king has claws, it depicts the moment of his transformation into a jaguar or puma. However, it is said that when the brujo (sorcerer) shape-shifts into a puma, or into a dark jaguar, the feline leaves no claw marks behind on his paw prints. In the science of the study of alien big cats, tracks with no claw marks are a clue that the animal being tracked is of a paranormal nature and is not of this world.

Clawless tracks and mute-like kills are evidence of the alien cats` origin in another dimension. One of these bounding creatures was spotted up in Nova Scotia wearing a glowing blue collar which was thought to have been placed there by its caring owner.

This glowing blue collar is reminiscent of the glowing blue belt worn by a Bigfoot seen carrying away a sheep up in the Pacific Northwest. These animals are indeed someone`s pets, but the owners are not from this planet.

The poor farmer's meeting with the silver being and the kings` transformation into a panther, which leaves no claw marks, are evidence of the paranormal in ancient Mayan lore. The year of the Mayan prophecies, 2012, fast approaches. Even now plans are underway to organize special international 2012 Pow-Wows to commemorate the approaching dawn of the New Age. Given the evidence of inter-dimensional indications within the lore of the Maya, can we expect paranormal involvement in the upcoming conclusion of the Mayan cycle of the ages?