Mayan Calendar Miscalculated

[Mark]

Those preparing for the 2012 apocalypse may need to think again. Recent research into the dating of the ancient Mayan calendar indicates it may not end in 2012 after all

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/39746543?gt1=3D43001

Mark
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[dmause]

[golmagi]

[Deb]

[EPurdue]

Pretty sure the world ended when George Burns died. After all he played God in two movies.

[JoakimS]

Well they don't want us to see it coming, do they? It doesn't matter what scientists comes up with now because the date of the Mayan Long Count Calendar end is already so deeply rooted in the collective subconscious and the process is already ongoing - just look around you!

And all this nonsense talk about an apocalypse, I'm surprised if people here buy it. Now if change of seasons would be seen as an apocalypse then may be it, because that's very much what I understand it to be like - only in a much bigger scale and primarily on a more mental level.

A friend of mine sent me this link to a quite interesting PDF document. As I understand it's more than 10 years old but still makes lots of sense. Though I would share it here as good info too easily drawn in media and hype noise. It has some interesting parts that I'm currently is researching and writing an article around.

And Deb, that's the whole point of it - you are supposed to get or you will see it coming, in time. Although, in the end it's only a battle between forces and by help of Astrology we can easily spot who is superior to the other, can't we?
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/Joakim

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