reply to post by prevenge
Thank the stars someone else with deeper 2012 understanding is here on this board to raise the flag of truth.
Whilst the 2012 Doomsday Prophecy meme has flowed around the net and other media actual factss have been ignored. People mutter about 2012 catastrophe
simply because they, 'heard it somewhere on-line'.
If pressed they may refer to some Maya calendar or bible code. Pressed more they will suggest you go Google it or something, lol.
Thus it became self-persistent as one person and then another wrote about the crap they found on Google another quotes it and so on.
A handful take the time, the years required, to actually dig deeper and gain a genuine understanding of what likely events. The process is much the
same with comprehending Illuminati conspiracy or indeed fathoming spiritual matters. Indeed it is the process for all scientific investigation of
phenomena. 2012 is not just some website ranting about a Doomsday on 21-12-2012, it is not that at all.
As I too stand accused by this subject matter for having a 2012 web-site and upcoming book, I shall take the time to defend the subject of 2012
Lets start then with the facts.
The Maya calendar has no facility to give prophecy in the sense referred to generally on-line. As it spins through the day signs and numbers it does
not emit predictions for disasters and eerie noises to scare the kids. It is a calendar not a new book by Nostradamus.
The Maya elders have become more and more vocal about the fact there is no doomsday prophecy in their system. Some Maya suggest it likely we will see
big earth changes over the next few years however. That is a different thing entirely to a doomsday. Most of the informed 2012 researchers also try to
clarify this point however their voices get drowned out. The chatter about some exciting one day bonanza of drink, sex and drugs whilst the world
burns is just to load.
Kids and adults peruse bomb shelter websites to research whether tinned food is better than dehydrated army rations. All for the survival shelter they
plan to build at the bottom of their garden. They Google things like '2012 doomsday' and keep feeding the fear with the predictable results of that
For those of us who have been drawn into 2012 research via years of other esoteric, conspiracy and mystery research a very different picture is
becoming clear. Why is it that as a 2012 researcher and writer I am not there with spade in hand or ordering that new hunting rifle?
The process surrounding the events marked by the Maya and other wise peoples of the Earth has been happening for several years. It will continue for
several years more. The intensity will increase as we head into 2013. There is no reason why 21-12-2012 will differ from say a few days before or
after that date. It may, but only in the sense that it may on any day.
People may then of course shout and jeer at me, calling me a big fat liar, because I made money scaring people when in the end nothing happened!
What I will calmly say is Google my work and find the article I wrote that said there would be a doomsday on 21-12-2012.
Show it to me and I will lick your shoes whilst eating my hat, whatever the baying crowd desires. Check my bank account.
The fact is that sensible voices such as; Geoff Stray, John Major Jenkins, Disinfo.com, Daniel Pinchbeck and several others all suggest deeper
thought. They realise that any event meant to happen 'around this time' is participatory and will require our strong attention and deliberate
There will be aspects that are to some degree inevitable or predestined in much the same way that Earth is predestined to rotate each day.
Many of us do see evidence for a possible period of traumatic events during the time we now live in and continuing a few years. We do see an increase
in the intensity of this.
[edit on 10/1/2009 by BruceF]