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| Now I see why some people think 2012 is the end of the world, because the planet Nibiru will be very close to Earth and its gravitational pull will effect us. Are you ready? The Time is near! - Google Video Is this planet really real? Its orbit is supposedly 3,600 earth years, so what happened 3,600 years ago on Earth. |
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| It seems like everyone's worst fear is that of death.. and how we could potentially 'die' in 2012.. however, with that said, I find it much more empowering to take a step back and trust in reincarnation. Say all these bad things DO happen, it doesn't help us to get all twisted in a knot with fear. If you truly believe that your true nature(soul) as eternal, then there's absolutely nothing to be worried about. No matter what happens on the physical plane, we'll still maintain our astral forms.. so we're not going to 'die'... Now isn't that much more empowering??
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| Most people who have heard about 2012 think the aliens are going to save us. Yah, just like we're "saving" Iraq. Here's what's really going to happen: http://montalk.net/alien/35 At the height of World War III, aliens will come from the sky offering to end mankind’s fear and suffering. By our own free will, we will accept their New World Order, and all human consciousness will finally become “One.” Of course, the aliens are already here and have been planning this all along. In 2012, we will become their hive-mind slave once and for all. Beware aliens bearing gifts! Haven't you heard of Christopher Columbus? Or Americans spreading the gift of Democracy? Evil is real, and pretending it can’t affect your “subjective reality” is just hiding under the covers. I'm not sure how to take action, but I'm going to figure it out and do it. I'm not sure if I believe aliens are going to take over the world, but I'm ready to fight evil regardless. Gimme my light sword. |
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| I'm curious as to what Carlos Castaneda would have to say on the 2012 issue. Honestly I don't know a lot about him, but I find his words and works very compelling. He followed the mexican shamanic tradition. If anyone knows if he had a take on the issue I would be thrilled to hear about it. |
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| If nothing does happen, there's gonna be some awfully embarassed channels. Then again, if something does happen, there will be some awfully embarassed skeptics. Either will amuse me. Heck, they might not even be chickens... |
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| I must say that I found it tough - as did a lot of people in the UK - to take David Icke seriously. He was a soccer goalkeeper for Coventry City and then a 'housewives favourite' sports presenter on the BBC before becoming a so-called prophet in a rainbow coloured tracksuit! As for 2012 I don't know. Predictions often seem to be twisted to suit new circumstances. I remember reading that Nostradamus foretelling the world's end in 1999 and yet he has suposedly predicted events since. It doesn't stack up. Of course 2012 in London Olympic year and knowing London as I do there are a few potential targets in that part of the city which, if hit, could have a catostrophic effect on people, not only in London, but across the world. We can only deal with what we are faced with. As long as we are not careless and put ourselves in a dangerous situation we just have live the best we can.
__________________ A completely blank notebook is an analogy for the future: it is not written and there are no rules For another view of the world, view a random Crusty Nomad blog post today. Last edited by Tuumble : 05-21-2007 at 01:02 AM. |
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Some background on Ed, he did take part in the Stargate program (Remote Viewing) for the government, but everyone else made fun of him because he was always making doomsday predictions no matter what the subject was. They even nicknamed him 'Dr Doom.' Also I hear that he didn't follow instructions for the technique. |
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| Well, having lived through Y2K (and I was working in IT at the time, so it was something I heard a LOT about), I must say, I don't get too worked up over anyone or anything that claims to know some specific magical date on which something is supposed to happen. I knew perfectly well that planes weren't going to fall out of the sky and the world banking system was not going to crash and we weren't going to have a "Mad Max" style dystopia on 1 January 2000, but the amount of hype generated was astounding. Religious zealots (because, of course, God is totally constrained to act on a calender set up by human beings, and having lots of zeroes in a number makes it really, really important In fact, I was pregnant in 1999 and when I went to do the initial paperwork for my hospital admission, they actually gave me a pamphlet about Y2K and suggested that I could bring a torch (flashlight) and various other things with me "in case of emergency". I actually laughed out loud at that, and the hospital administrator looked quite relieved that I wasn't some weird panic-stricken woman who actually thought I'd need a torch in my labour bag! So the whole 2012 thing just makes me think, "Oh, yeah, right, whatever." Doomsdays have come and gone for eons. I happen to have experienced the Y2K Doomsday, but as I've read a lot of history, I'm well aware of many other supposed Doomsdays that came and went. I'm comfortable in my believe that 2012 will be only moderately different from 2011 and 2013, and about ten years different from 2002. It would be very interesting if some great spiritual change for the better happens in that year, or, in fact, in any year. I'd love to see that. I'm not going to put too much energy into worrying about 2012, though, personally. |
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| We've never had the power to wipe ourselves out like it like we do now with current technology (weapons and plague)
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Now with Bush, nukes, geen pool mucking, Dolly sheep expos and what not it's a miracle we're all still here... I like the (rough) quote of Calvin and Hobbs (USA Comic): "The surest sign that alien life exists is that none has tried to contact us." Brilliant. Let's hope we all have the brains to stop killing ourselves and this planet. |
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| The whole 2012 thing came directly from the Maya calendar. I think many people have terrible misconceptions about what 2012 actually represents. The Maya calendar takes on the form x.x.x.x.x. Today's date, for example, is 12.19.14.6.2. Tomorrow's date is 12.19.14.6.3. From left to right, the base of the digits is 13, 20, 20, 18, and 20. So if today is 12.19.14.17.19, then tomorrow would be 12.19.15.0.0. A Gregorian date in December 2012 corresponds to 12.19.19.17.19 -- the following day all digits will reset to 0, i.e. 0.0.0.0.0. (Some sources say this is December 21 2012, I think, but the Gregorian to Maya conversion is not precisely known; there are two possible conversions, which are two days apart, but we don't know which is correct due to lack of historical evidence.) As far as we know (and we don't know much), the resetting of the calendar did not necessarily imply a Norse-like Ragnorok. Rather, it represents a new age or new creation (think The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan). In my humble opinion, any other "theory" regarding 2012 is gibberish; just like any other conspiricy-like theories, they exploit the psychological tendency to overemphasize the suggestive "coincidences", while completely overlooking the mountain of logic and evidence that goes against the theory. So, in all likelihood, 2012 will just be another year. If you do believe this 2012 stuff, then you might as well be consistent (for goodness sake :P) and also accept other aspects of Maya mythology and cosmology. In other words, get your ropes, because you're going to be stringing them through your penises as a sacrificial bloodletting ritual to Quetzalcoatl next time Venus is at heliacal rising... |
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Thanks for the info Adrienne |
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| Hey everybody! David Icke's 'Freedom Road' is up on YouTube. Split up into 10min bits...all 3 DVD's. This gives quite a good overview of his view of the world, albeit being already a couple of years old, I find it still quite fascinating, inspiring and empowering! Quote:
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| When I was a teenager, my family and others in our area believed that the end was near. We had dreams/visions of what would come, found evidence of what was coming in a variety of sources, and laid out a timeline for the events we expected. It was a lot of fun; we had frequent meetings with similarly-minded people discussing what was coming and how to prepare, stashed large quantities of food and other supplies, and attempted to convince our neighbors that the Last Days were close. When there was no major earthquake in our area in April of 1992, we decided that the "prophecies" were of a "spiritual earthquake," and kept on believing for a while. Eventually, it was clear that we were wrong. Having already gone through that experience, I tend to take "end of the world as we know it" predictions with a grain of salt. There was a benefit, though: it got us out of organized religion. |
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| Try around 250 years old. Anyway, this is all crazy, I don't believe anything major is going to happen in the year 2012. No big doom and gloom disaster or ultimate spiritual awakening. You know why? Because there is no real evidence. None of those crazy reptile theories can be verified. There is no point stressing about it. |
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| Some fun reading on the 'end of the world' if you are into it. It's The End Of The World As We Know It...Again |
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| I've been thinking about the futur of things to come too... ( justthoughts not predictions) In the early 90's I was constantly plagued with the word "apathy" I kept feeling that people were losing hope and falling to apathy... only now we as a human race can not efford to do this...... it is like this apathy blinded us to some real dangers of the envirment, now we are forced to see the issues which is good which leads me to what I think is a possibility / to happen.... How about a new governing body forming, a large group of people of all walks of life , with power and money and voice , made up of all types of people -( scientists enineers, etc.... actors musicians, to force our present governments to deal with green house issues, pollutants in our lakes and rivers...... all areas of natrual resources to help us make our world better only this one is going to force all members of political parties, across the globe to be accountable to the enviroment.......as well as accountable to us as a tax payer this group will have alot of support , it might be viewed like the senate from star wars. what do you all think ? |
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