reply to post by swoop1234
Okay let's see your proof that there are no prophecies for the long count calendar please and thank you.
You just love trying to prove someone wrong. I'm not going to google around for my proof. I bet you would rather spend your time googling pointless
prophecies. I know I find that boring lmao. End of story lmao. Tool. lol
Please allow me to point out some flaws in your post first.
1. Please learn the difference between evidence and proof. Few people prove anything here. They provide evidence.
2. It is not up to me to sow evidence against this claim. It is up to you to show even one of these prophecies. Since you claim there are so many
prophecies, then finding even one should be easy. It is obvious you are unable to provide even one.
3. You state that you won't support your claim.That is just because you know that you fibbed about the prophecies. Everyone already knew that.
Here is the clear evidence that you are wrong.
en.wikipedia.org...
"There is nothing in the Maya or Aztec or ancient Mesoamerican prophecy to suggest that they prophesied a sudden or major change of any sort in
2012," says Mayanist scholar Mark Van Stone. "The notion of a "Great Cycle" coming to an end is completely a modern invention."
What is interesting is how easily a number of modern prophecies created by the likes of Calleman and Arguelles have been thought to have had an
ancient origin. These prophecies are nothing more than New Age modern constructions.
One of the other calendar systems in use by the Mayans does make prophecies. That calendar does end on the same day as the end of the long count. This
shorter calendar makes a prediction of a poor corn and squash crop. Although not Earth shattering if such a prediction were to come true could mean
that prices of many food products might see at least modest increases since corn syrup has found its way into many foods.
edit on 18-5-2011 by stereologist because: (no reason given)
