reply to post by fleabit
I am not going to try to change you mind concerning you beliefs about 2012, we will all know soon enough, but the rationale behind what others believe
is sound. We have little to go on about our world because so much of it is unknown. Unfortunately the only guide we have for our future is the past,
and though it is not always a reliable tool it does sometimes provide us with helpful information.
If the Mayan calendar was the only resource that was being used to come to the belief that there will be earth changing events that are going to occur
around 2012 then I could understand your distain and skepticism but it is not. Almost every indigenous culture has a historic record that points to an
event of change during this time.
Thanks to a lot of hard work and diligence by quite a few people we don't have to start our research from scratch. I found Jay Weidner’s work very
impressive and he more than some of the others has planted a seed of thought that makes me believe that it is more reasonable to believe that a
consistently reoccurring event is more likely to occur than not occur though both possibilities are indeed available.
So you can believe what you chose but I think your comments are unfair to those that do believe. The chances are fifty-fifty. You are allowed your
fifty allow them theirs.
Might find these interesting. Might not.
www.jayweidner.com...
www.youtube.com...
