Posted 07 April 2012 - 03:45 AM
I realize everyone has heard so many crazy stories and predictions on the 2012 doomsday event. Hollywood, numerous authors, and so many others have sought to profit from such intake and hype. However we must not dismiss the fact that the date of 12-21-2012 is a significant representation of a calendar event from an ancient civilization that had been studying the stars for thousands of years. It was also the only date supposed by them as the last of the 'long count' predictions, and had nothing to do with any of the many others that have come and gone without the world exploding, imploding, or twisting into oblivion. However, as easy as it is to dismiss altogether, while to be another silly notion and fantastic far out apocalyptic crazy, it could still prove to be incorrect to do so. Nevertheless, as irritating as it may get to some to discuss this topic, if you would give me a moment, I would like to suppose and explanation somewhat different from any of the doomsday scenarios, as of yet, that may shed some light on the reason this date was derived.
Much like Easter Island, when first discovered by the Europeans, the Central American cultures encountered in the New World were long since passed their 'Golden Age'. They had digressed from both astronomical observations, and building the amazing monolithic structures and temples found throughout the regions, whether endowed by the help of E.T. or God or not, and had resorted to savage disgusting ways of life. Still, their incredible evidence in craftsmanship and knowledge, engraved in stone of time throughout the cosmos is an obvious and somewhat eerie fact. To suppose there was reasoning in their synopsis upon arriving at the last date of a calendar, while to me only proves that it simply starts over to repeat itself, next week, next month, next year, next long count… I propose this only as an example, as I know that is not exactly how it works.
It is my opinion that the physics of the planet Earth within its relationship inside the solar system proved in the far distant past to have changed and altered its course of solar orbit, due to a lunar impact with asteroid fragments from a planet that once orbited between Jupiter and Mars. This was observed by the ancient astronomers at the beginning of the ‘Mayan calendar’ as time itself changed in reference to the length of both the year and day as well. Since then the observations and recordings of the long counts within the entire calendar references have foreseen solar, lunar and even eclipses of Mercury and Venus. This June, we will witness Venus as it passes in front of the sun once more as it did a few years ago, although it only happens in paired increments of nearly 300 year spans. This eclipse of Venus, while exactly one half year before the doomsday date, will show Mercury just barely missing an eclipse at that exact time period (which only happens every 200,000 years). Then, in December as Venus races around twice to realign in a near eclipse once more, Mercury aligns at the opposite 180 degrees, and all the other planets as well. This is like a hand of the clock in our solar system as time reappears at the point to where the alignment throughout the solar system with the galactic core is alike to that during the time when the calendar first began. Any significance to happenstance or doomsday possibilities remains mere predictions, writing materials, and movie making madness. However, the point still remains that THIS is what the Mayans were trying to point out, the hand of the stellar clock only in its entirety with reference to an event that will probably never happen again. If the alarm sounds, well…? We have already contemplated the possibilities. No need to go there.
Nevertheless, just to make my opinion known and to be heard clearly, (so when everyone witnesses that I was indeed right), I am predicting that the length of the day and the year will drastically change in the year 2013. However, it is also my opinion that it is not the end of the world, nor did the Mayans ever say that it would be.