MAYORGA

In the quiet, sun-drenched town of Mayorga, Spain, in the year 1538, a child named Turibius was born—an event that, to all outward appearances, was utterly ordinary. Yet, from this humble beginning, Turibius de Mongrovejo would embark on a journey that would echo through centuries and across galaxies.

As a young man, he absorbed the profound sense of community and the subtle, enduring wisdom of his Castilian homeland. When he later became Archbishop of Lima, he carried this essence—this deep respect for human dignity and cultural heritage—to the distant lands of Peru, where his compassionate spirit would unknowingly unlock something truly extraordinary.

During his extensive 25-year mission across the vast landscapes of the Viceroyalty of Peru, Turibius did not merely preach; he sought to understand and protect. He encountered ancient, pre-Incan sites like Huaca Pucllana, Machu Picchu, and Chavín de Huántar—monuments steeped in history and vibrating with an unseen quantum potential. He witnessed, with an open mind and profound respect, indigenous shamanic practices that transcended conventional understanding, manipulating consciousness and energy fields in ways that defied colonial logic. It was through these profound cultural exchanges, as he shared stories of the simple life and deep-rooted traditions of his beloved Mayorga with the native peoples, that he inadvertently initiated the formation of a subtle, yet powerful, quantum information bridge across cultures and dimensions.

The Shaman

One such interaction proved pivotal. A revered Peruvian shaman, deeply moved by Turibius's genuine compassion and his unusual reverence for indigenous ways, perceived the Archbishop's heartfelt descriptions of Mayorga not as mere anecdotes, but as vivid, energetic imprints. In the shaman's mind, the city of Mayorga, Spain became a mystical place—like the Emerald City in the Wizard of Oz—a place that produced extraordinary men like Turibius.

Through ancient shamanic portals—networks of consciousness and energetic pathways known only to them—this shaman traveled by portal to the Hopi nation, carrying with him the stories he had heard of Mayorga in Spain, describing it as "a larger, beautiful, mystical place". He transformed these secondhand visions of Turibius's birthplace into potent, transferable insights about a place he longed to see. In the greater Mayorga story, this is the same shaman who would ultimately sacrifice his life after transporting the Hopi through a portal to escape the war in their homeland.

The lore and story of Mayorga became a powerful remembrance when that shaman from Peru died after his final act of salvation, and when the Hopi were relocated to their new home, they named the planet "Mayorga" in remembrance of the shaman who rescued them. The very name "Mayorga"—derived from the Latin maior, meaning "greater," and implicitly referring to a "greater field" or "greater matrix"—became imbued with mystical significance, a quantum signature that traversed indigenous consciousness networks, eventually inspiring the naming of humanity's new home among the stars, long before such a concept was even dreamed of.

The Quantum Echo

Centuries after Turibius's passing, his quiet wisdom found an unexpected echo. "Time is not our own" —this was Turibius's favorite saying, a mantra he often shared, perhaps sensing the fluid nature of existence itself. This seemingly simple phrase became a profound quantum echo, resonating through the hybrid consciousness of John Foster, humanity's future interstellar envoy. This echo would ultimately serve as a key, unlocking humanity's pathway to the stars by aligning him with the temporal mechanics of the cosmos.

The quantum bridge spanning centuries