What year is it really???, page 1

reply to post by gmac1000

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The Answer is on the OLD TESTAMENT make an effort for it for you and others to find it HARD Soon you will all appreciate the Wisdom that come From our GOD Almighty.

Isaiah 34:16

16 Look in the scroll of the LORD and read:
None of these will be missing,
not one will lack her mate.
For it is his mouth that has given the order,
and his Spirit will gather them together.

I'm Not Selfish Really But I/We don't give easily Precious and Important Birds Eye View and A tip of The Iceberg to a PIG Personality

Mark 4

13Then Jesus said to them, "Don't you understand this parable? How then will you understand any parable? 14The farmer sows the word.
15Some people are like seed along the path, where the word is sown. As soon as they hear it, Satan comes and takes away the word that was sown in them.

YATADE' OSU








[edit on 18-3-2008 by johnb1]

reply to post by Choronzon

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I alone Cannot Honestly

OH YEAH WHAT IF I CAN READ ON THE BIBLE AND PROVED TO ALL OF YOU WHAT WOULD YOU DO

This Earth Will Be Gone and Another Place will be New One Paradise

[edit on 18-3-2008 by johnb1]

gmac, it really depends on whose calendar you are using.

A natural calendar typically does not have years, only cycles. A Roman calendar, such as the one we use (Gregorian), the date is 3/23/2008.

The Western world has gone through multiple calendars in the past few thousand years. The main ones have been the Gregorian and Julian.

There's the Mayan, Aztec, Islamic, Hebrew, Egyptian, Coptic, Japanese, etc etc.

Here's a Calendar Converter .

For your own reference, today's Mayan long count calendar date (one of my favorites) is 12.19.15.3.6. The haab (essentially the regular calendar) is in 14 Cumku and the tzolkin (holy calendar) is 12 Cimi.

One's interpretation of the "date" is based solely on the calendar one uses.

If we were to use solar and lunar cycles, well that's a completely different story.

There's the 13 moon calendar which is becoming much more widespread.

Decode a date using the lunar calendar

Today is:

Solar Moon day 17
Year of the White Lunar Wizard


Here is the Mayan calendar picture related to today:





Each day comes with a poem:

kin 34: White Galactic Wizard
I Harmonize in order to Enchant
Modeling Receptivity
I seal the Output of Timelessness
With the Galactic tone of Integrity
I am guided by the power of Endlessness

A lot of indigenous cultures still use the moon for their calendars. The sun is not the best way to calculate time as the solar year is not a perfect number.

However, there are exactly 13 moon cycles in each year with 28 days each. There is one day called the "day out of time." This makes the most sense and is actually in tune with the natural circadian rhythms of our body and the Earth.

reply to post by gmac1000

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2012 will still be 2012, the date was converted to match the stars, which the mayans used to work out the predicted end date. Mayans never knew anything about the gregorian calendar. So when the galaxy way lines up with our sun it'll still be the same no matter how many people change the dates.

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