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The Mayan calendar ends on 12/21/2012. Or in Europe that would be written out as 21/12/2012. Either way it means December 21, 2012. The Mayans were a scary group of people. There is not doubt that this end date worries us. According to “interpretations” they received their information from an outside source. (UFO or Alien). The “Kukulcan” (as he was called) provided the Mayans with their astronomical information. Who was this guy? The Mayans described him as a tall white man who came from the sea. Some people argue that the Mayans were only predicting the end of one cycle and the beginning of a new one. But, maybe the Mayans knew the date that Wormwood was going to hit the earth.

2012 is just another day…or is it?

Something I’ve been wondering about…well, just recently I guess. Is why were the Mayans so obsessed with time. They made this really incredible 3-d version of a calendar in a pyramid and had it set up so the summer solstice allows the shadows to make a snakes body come from the top of the pyramid down to the bottom where a snakes head is and then this supposedly represents their God coming to earth and going to the underground…or something.
But what if they were so obsessed with astronomy and the stars that they actually made a warning of a meteor strike? The snake could be a symbol a meteor coming and striking the earth couldn’t it?
But anyway..back to what I was originally getting at.
The Mayans were obsessed with time. But isn’t time a concept created by mankind? In the larger scale of the Universe does time exist in the same manner that we have come to know it? Continue reading “2012 is just another day…or is it?” »

The 2012 Galactic Alignment – Fact or Fiction?

Within another year or so, the world’s population will start paying more attention to the approaching 2012 galactic alignment theory. Religious zealots will stand on mountaintops, every ill-balanced human on the face of the earth will creep out of their cocoons and induce a state of panic with doomsday rhetoric, Republicans and Democrats will start blaming each other for any predicted disasters, and scientists will be thrilled just to be part of it all. The thought of an astronomical phenomenon taking place during one’s lifetime is a bit intimidating, reminding man of his inability to control everything; however, does the scientific community support all the negative speculation?
Many web sites are posting 2012 doomsday information; although some of the scientific data is accurate, the predicted results that some sites post is primarily speculation, causing unnecessary fear and terror. Knowing the facts and the possible, not probable, results can ease the anxiety that is always present when facing the unknown.
Being familiar with the scientific terminology when reading about or listening to astronomical explanations is the first step in understanding, which is also the first step in reducing the fear associated with such events. The following is a short list of these terms: Continue reading “The 2012 Galactic Alignment – Fact or Fiction?” »

2012 Watch

Watch the video below to see possible 2012 events beginning.

The Mayans are pretty poor prophets….!!!!!

Lot’s of people seem excited about these Mayan prophecies.
However I should point out that they have a pretty poor record of predicting the future.
Their nobles lost control of the population when the God’s no longer listened to their requests for good crops, rains etc.
They completely missed the coming of the Spaniards. This was pretty unfortunate as millions died and their cultural heritage was pretty much wiped out. So why trust these prophecies people…. ????????

Max Vondel

My, Oh, Maya! A Doomsday Prophecy?

We’ve been hearing about the end of the world for quite some time, now, right? It might come by meteor; it may be the result of a nuclear war; it could be a slow but definite deterioration of our Ozone layer. Whatever the cause may (or may not) be, people are obsessed with the idea of the end of the world. What makes the Ancient Mayan predictions of doomsday any different from these other catastrophically deadly potentials? The date.

The difference with the Ancient Mayan prophecies, as opposed to other end of the world predictions, is a precise account of when life as we know it will cease to exist. No one can say exactly when or if a meteor will hit. We can only speculate as to when a nuclear war might erupt. We’re still learning about the Ozone layer and whether or not we can reverse the damage done, but we cannot say precisely if or when it will collapse. However, the Ancient Mayans pin-pointedly predicted one specific date, thousands of years into their own future, when we will face the end of the world as we know it. Furthermore, this date is frighteningly close: December 22, 2012.

How exactly did an ancient people prophesy such a future? The answer is in the codices, a collection of writings created by this past civilization, the most famous of which is the Dresden Codex. Continue reading “My, Oh, Maya! A Doomsday Prophecy?” »

Mayans – Videos

Why does the Mayan Calendar End on December 21, 2012?? According to the legend a tall white man who came from the sea provided the with their knowledge of astronomy. The Mayans knew an incredible amount of information about the solar system that they credited directly to this man. The Mayans indicate that the world will be destroyed by water. Is this great flood going to occur after a comet impact? By watching our video collection you will learn a lot more about the Mayans.