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I wonder why the majority of 2012 lunatics. (Don’t worry I am one myself) Think/Believe/Prophesy that 21 December 2012 is Armageddon or The End of Times.
I find it funny because, most of the 2012 believers “believe” in the cycle of life, the continuity of the soul and the unlimited multi-verse. (This is not based on documentation, but purely my subjective experience.)
I had a very personal spiritual experience that caused me to go from Atheism to where I am today. It led me down the path of the past, the Mayan, Sumerian, Indian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Greek and Nordic path to be exact.
I saw a clear pattern when I researched these areas, and the pattern was not to be refuted. Continue reading
While Nostradamus is well known for all of his predictions, we feel that some of the quatrains are a real stretch. Especially the drawings that were recently presented on the History Channel. If you watched the program about the “Drawings of Nostradamus”. The interpretations of these drawings were wild and very difficult to believe. Nostradamus was so vague, that most of his writings could have meant numerous things.
More than five hundred years after his birth, the prophesies of Nostradamus continue to intrigue, fascinate, and confound. Should we label him a prophet or a fraud? Was he the greatest psychic known to man, or a charlatan, whose verses can be too easily manipulated?
His supporters maintain that he predicted the French and Russian revolutions, two World Wars, the rise and fall of Napoleon, the dominance of Hitler, and many other catastrophic world events. His detractors claim that his mixed language quatrains are so ambiguous that they can be used by the credulous to fit the facts after the event.
Is it possible that his four-line verses, written in a mixture of French, Hebrew, and Latin, deliberately obscured by the use of anagrams and abbreviations, could predict events in countries unknown during the middle ages?
Michel de Nostredame was born on 14th December 1503 in St. Remy de Provence. Although Jewish, his family took the wisest course during a time of religious intolerance, and converted to Catholicism. His great-grandfather encouraged him to study astrology, celestial sciences, and Hebrew, in addition to Greek and Latin.
At the age of fourteen he left home to study at Avignon, and five years later, in 1522, he enrolled at the University of Montpellier to study medicine. Shortly after his graduation, bubonic plague struck Montpellier, and the young doctor had his first opportunity to practice his skills.
Nostradamus could not claim to cure plague, but it appears that outbreaks were less virulent when he was the physician, and his fame as a plague doctor spread. For the next four years he traveled all over southern France, treating plague victims. Eventually, when the outbreak had finally run its course, he returned to Montpellier to obtain his doctorate.
He only practiced as a doctor for a year before setting off on his journeys again. During his travels he received a letter from Julius Caesar Scalinger, one of the foremost physicians and scholars of the day, inviting him to visit the Bishop of Agen, who was interested in some of his ideas. Whilst in Agen he married, his wife’s name is unrecorded, but we know that she bore Nostradamus two sons.
Sadly in 1537 plague struck, and although he saved many, his wife and children died. Older doctors ridiculed him for his arrogance in believing his methods superior to standard practice, when he could not even save his own family. Shortly afterwards charges of heresy were brought against him, concerning a remark he had made some time previously about a religious statue. Clearly Agen was no longer a comfortable place to be, and for several more years he wandered throughout Europe.
It was during this phase of his life that stories began to circulate about his supposed clairvoyant abilities. In Ancona, Italy, he prostrated himself before a young Franciscan monk, Felix Peretti. The startled monk, a former swineherd, asked Nostradamus to explain his actions. He replied that he was kneeling before his holiness, much to the amusement of the other monks. Felix Peretti was elected Pope Sixtus 1V in 1585.
On another occasion Nostradamus was supposedly the guest of a skeptic, the Seigneur de Florinville. The Seigneur asked which of two pigs would be eaten that night. Nostradamus answered that a wolf would devour the white pig, and the black pig would be served at table. Determined to prove Nostradamus wrong, Florinville ordered the slaughter of the white pig. The cook complied and the white pig was roasted.
During the meal Florinville asked which pig they were eating, and Nostradamus answered: “the black pig.” Delighted, Florinville sent for the cook and asked him which pig was on the table. He was astounded when the cook explained that a tame wolf had entered the kitchen and devoured the white pig, he had then slaughtered and cooked the black pig. Florinville was a skeptic no longer.
When Nostradamus returned to France he settled in Salon, and in November 1547 he married Anne Gemelle. His wandering days were over. He began to write, and the first book of his prophecies was published in 1555. He grouped his quatrains in sets of 100, known as the centuries. The book contained over 350 predictions (three complete centuries plus 53 quatrains of the fourth).
Nostradamus became so popular that Queen Catherine de Medici summoned him to Paris. He was appointed as personal physician to Henri II, despite one of his quatrains predicting the death of the King.
The young lion shall overcome the older
On the field of combat by single combat.
In a golden cage he shall put out his eye,
Two wounds from one, then he shall die a cruel death.
(Century. 1 ”“ Quatrain 35)
The King was killed when a lance splintered pierced his eye during a tournament. He died as a result of his injuries.
Nostradamus made many predictions for his own time, and hundreds for events many years into the future. The following quatrain is interpreted as the start of the French revolution, the uprising of the people, followed by the King listening to Marie Antoinette, and finally betraying his promise not to leave the Tuileries.
Under the pretext of freeing the people,
The people themselves will usurp power.
He shall do worse because of the trickery of a young whore.
He shall betray in the field, delivering a false promise.
(Century. 5 ”“ Quatrain 5)
The royal couple escaped from the Tuileries, and was heading for a hiding place in Varennes, when their coachman lost his way in the forest of Reines. The captured Queen was dressed in white, the King in gray.
By night there will come by the forest of Reines
A married couple, by a devious route.
A Queen ”“ white stone, a monk-king in gray at Varennes.
Elected Capet, causes tempest, fire and bloody slicing.
(Century. 9 ”“ Quatrain 20)
Is this Napoleon?
An Emperor will be born near Italy,
Who will cost his empire dearly.
They will say when they see his allies,
That he is less a prince than a butcher.
(Century. 1 ”“ Quatrain 60)
Could this be Hitler?
Wild and hungry beasts will cross rivers.
The greatest battles shall be against Hister.
He will cause great men to be dragged in a cage of iron,
When this son of Germany respects no law.
(Century. 2 ”“ Quatrain 24)
For our own time, perhaps the most intriguing is the following quatrain.
Sooner or later you will see great changes made.
Extreme horrors and vengeance.
As Islam is thus led by its angel,
The heavens draw near to the balance.
(Century. 1 ”“ Quatrain 56)
The final word should go to Nostradamus himself, who had a superstitious fear of people walking on his grave, and gave instructions that he be buried upright. On his death, in 1566, his wishes were carried out and he was interred in the wall of the church of Cordeliers. After his death his fame increased and rumors began to spread that important papers had been secreted in his coffin.
In 1700 the authorities at Salon bowed to pressure and gave permission for his coffin to be examined. No papers were found, but a medallion was discovered hanging from the skeleton. It was inscribed: 1700.
Recently the History Channel started to air a program that analyzes of all of the 2012 theories. It calls this new series the “Nostradamus Effect“. Nostradamus is so well known for all of his future predictions that you might refer to him as the “Father of Future Predictions”.
You can view that program now by clicking here.
This is a popular theory that involves a planet with an elliptical orbit. This planet is supposed to pass through our solar system every 3600 years. There are a lot of holes in this argument and we feel it should be dismissed as a bad theory. The main part of this theory is based on an ancient drawing. There are people who feel this drawing has been misread. There have been statements made that Nibiru should become visible in the sky by November, 2009. That’s not too far off, so we should soon see if really does exist. Some people are even suggesting that it is visible already from Antarctica. Even though we feel this theory is probably not true, we do find it interesting that a seed depository has been built in Norway.
With the release of the latest action-packed Hollywood blockbuster, 2012 Movie, there can’t be too many people around who don’t yet realize the significance of this year, specifically December 21st, 2012. The movie is a frightening and realistic account of the last days of the world and mankind’s desperate attempts to survive. But is there any factual basis to any of this and how worried should we be?
The ancient Mayans are largely responsible for pinpointing this particular date as being of significance, although the date was not arrived at by accident or simply chosen; it was carefully calculated. The Maya people flourished in Central America, from around 300 BC to around 900 AD, when their civilization mysteriously vanished, for reasons that are still not fully clear. Apart from their end of the world prediction, the Maya are also well known for their regular human sacrifices and the construction of their huge stone pyramids, many of which can still be seen today.
The year 2012 is arrived at from the Maya Long Count, a calendar that tracks a span of time lasting just over 5,125 years and which will end in the year 2012. An English anthropologist, Eric Thompson, worked out that this cycle would have begun on August 13th of 3114 BC, which meant that it would end on December 21st, 2012. The Mayans had various other calendars that they used regularly as well; it is only the Long Calendar that places any significance on this particular date.
However, the date of December 21st, 2012 is also significant as on that day, the earth and sun will be in alignment with the center of the Milky Way galaxy, an event that occurs only once every 26,000 years. The Mayans had an excellent knowledge of astronomy as indicated by their surviving texts and the construction of their buildings; although whether they somehow knew this, or whether this is all coincidence is an intriguing question. And to add to the intrigue, that date is also the date of the winter solstice ”“ the shortest day of the year.
The fact that the world will end seems to have been misinterpreted, according to many sources. Experts point out that several other cycles of the Mayan Long Count calendar have come and gone, without any apparent disasters ”“ so why should this one be any different? In fact, the end of the calendar should bring something good, rather than doom and gloom ”“ the Mayans generally believed that the passing of a full cycle would be a time of rejoicing. Skeptics also point out that we change our calendar every December 31st, with no apparent disastrous effects.
The Mayans aren’t the only ones responsible for causing otherwise rational people to believe the world will end on that date. The ancient Egyptians calculated that the year 2012 would be a year of great changes, although these weren’t really specified. And more recently, NASA has calculated a sharp increase in the amount of sun flares and sunspots that year, two things sure to cause widespread electrical failure. Some geologists have also predicted that the hot geysers under Yellowstone National Park will experience a huge eruption around that time; and some claim that the Bible and certain Hindu texts also pinpoint that date. Again, skeptics point out that almost any information or data can be interpreted to fit a theory and that none of this proves anything.
If you are concerned, you can do what various other people around the world have done and start to amass emergency rations and a safe place for your family to hide during the apocalypse. Realistically though, all indications are that December 21, 2012 will be just another day. However, you should be warned that there will only be four shopping days left until Christmas!
Since the early 1970′s, the momentum for promoting awareness of the Mayan 2012 prophecies has steadily surged into an almost cult style following. Today news fills internet headlines on blogs, news sites, websites, prophetic heralds and newly released movies like starring John Cusack. Sensationalism clouds the credibility of stories on this popular topic so jewels of real knowledge are lost in the thick of this streaming hype. Now NASA is getting involved in making the 2012 news headlines. NASA has recently stepped up to refute Doomsday 2012 claims on a website specifically designed for that purpose. NASA has posted the articles “Niburu and Doomsday 2012 Questions and Answers” and “2012- Beginning of the End or Why the World Won’t End”.
NASA further elaborates on the topic. With confidence, spokespersons from the space research center talk as if NASA was an appointed delegate for current spiritual beliefs and phenomenon. It is understandable that the government based agency does not want to see people panic based on myths, hearsay and popular fictional movies that are spawning headlines faster than current events in real time. The Agency has a responsibility to the public to provide credible sound scientific data. That’s all. Just scientific data.
NASA’s recently launched webpage refutes many popular Doomsday styled claims about the Mayan Calendar ending in 2012, the possibility of a polar shift and the existence of planet Nibiru. New Age theorists make profound declarations that this coming cosmic event will alter human DNA. Again, NASA rebuts firmly but the experts really don’t give solid reasoning for their position. This same scientific government agency released a report about a mysterious gamma ray pulse emitted towards earth in September1997. Research shows that gamma rays alter living tissue at the DNA level. Gamma rays are a low frequency form of radiation that affects cells at the atomic level. The gamma ray pulse described in NASA’s press release sent a blast of radiation throughout our known universe rivaling the sun’s lifetime radiation. So what long term effects will such a gamma ray pulse have on the earth and her inhabitants? That is the next question to ask NASA.
Is NASA’s press release any more comforting in the wake of the Mayan Calendar Prophecies written several thousand years ago? What and who is credible?
Let’s explore the mysteries in the Mayan Prophecies while we zoom in on that one particular day named on the calendar, December 21, 2012. What could happen if solar flares increase? How will that affect life on planet earth? Will it cause massive power outages due to the increased magnetic pulse coming from the sun’s flares? And where did that powerful gamma ray pulse originate? Answers loom in the unknown to all these questions. Many theories exist but no one is really giving solid answers to all these questions that create a sound projection to the possible events on that most noted future day in the earth’s history.
One unanswered question remains about the Mayan prophetic writings pointing to December 21, 2012 as a day of galactic reckoning. Who authored these sacred texts? Even more importantly, who is an authority in their deciphering today?
What is written in the Mayan Prophecy for December 21, 2012?
The Mayan writings enter our 21st century world like prophetic voices speaking from the dust. The entire scripts of these writings are massive so a study is required to condense the main points. A brief description is presented below about the eras of consciousness as taught in the Mayan evolutionary Model of Consciousness.
Beginning in 1999, humanity entered the state of ethical consciousness which is defined as the Galactic period. In 2011, evolution will carry humanities consciousness into the era of Universal. This begins on February 10, 2011 and will last for a total of 20 days. That’s right, only 20 days. In 2012, humanity reaches the highest state of consciousness where realization of true self is achieved. According to Mayan belief, individuals living during this time on earth will either receive the light or remain in darkness for the entire cycle of ages.
Now you are probably wondering what these eras of consciousness mean and how they relate to prophecy or current events. Simply explained, these concepts apply to this day because the target time from these ancient texts is condensed into a very short few years known as the era between times.
Do Mayan prophecies support any other religious prophecies? If so, which ones and in what way? Are Mayan teachings about the days of light so different from Biblical teachings originating from the ancient Hebrew texts? Is the question about a possible Doomsday or Biblical Armageddon a spiritual or material matter? If this is a spiritual event, how does NASA qualify to give the answers? Now that’s a primary question to ask the scientific experts. All these questions deserve answers, not just bold claims and refutations.
This is the quest that lies before the inhabitants of planet earth. Find the answers to all the important questions posed here. Search the facts, the data, the theories and prophetic writings from ancient times until this day. Drawing from all that information, can these questions be answered? Or will earth just have to wait until December 21, 2012 to find out what is true?
The idea that a spider (web robot) can search through Internet text information and conclude that something bad is going to happen in 2012 is completely ridiculous. Any type of web spider or robot that scams the Internet is going to find a ton of information about the year 2012. That is all this web bot is finding and to conclude that it’s an oracle of some kind is ridiculous. We really feel that the web bot wins the award of the biggest 2012 Hype Prediction out there.
Nibiru has been described by the ancients as a comet like planet that returns about every 4000 years. This return date is now expected to be in the year 2012. Could this really be true?? Some people feel that the governments around the world have knowledge of this 12th planet. It would be logical to think that our governments would be concerned about the chaos that this information might cause. Imagine our dollars or euros being worth absolutely nothing!
Nibiru is referred to as the twelfth planet as well as Planet X. It is a large body on the outer edges of our solar system with an elliptical orbit that brings it close to the sun every 3600 years. There are many theories associated with Nibiru and most of them center around the year 2012 in which many believe will be the end of the world, at least as we know it. The date of December 21st, 2012 coincides with the winter solstice and end of the Mayan calendar. Continue reading