Mayan calendar 'end date' Confirmed!

reply to post by FX44rice

haha I always enjoy the smartazz Walmart guy

What do you mean by that?

no such thing

it's just another era

like when men went from being made of corn to being made from mud

lol

mayans, silly kooks

reply to post by Argyll

Haha don't take offense, you are not that Walmart smartazz guy you have shown. You know my point and I now know your's and we're not far off! Not too many verifiable experts here remember.

Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by Phage

 

I really think everyone who frequents the 2012 forum should read that book. Stuart's writing style is so accessible while at the same time providing a lot of good information. I think if people read actual research regarding the Maya and 2012, as opposed to the likes of Jenkins, Arguelles, and Calleman, they would quickly see that all these 2012 claims are pure nonsense.

But that's the problem. Most don't want to see that claims are nonsense.
Some people just want to watch the world burn.

reply to post by Pauligirl


I will agree with you on that. From my research on 2012 it's become clear that most people don't actually believe in it. Instead they simply want change and that's why they latch on to these theories. However, now I want to watch The Dark Knight and don't know where my copy of it is.

reply to post by constant_thought


indeed

like a creeping rot : the appeal to authority :shk:


why is this particular expert-person more knowledgeable or qualified than any other claimant to be an interpreter of mayan prophecy-cosmology, or more knowledgeable/qualified than the Keepers-of-days themselves?

i'll refrain from dredging up all the times "fringe" authors are accused of just "selling their books"...


ooops...

reply to post by DerepentLEstranger


Using that logic I could say that I'm just as good a surgeon as someone who has gone through med school. I mean they've only had years focused on a specific area of study that I haven't had. What's the difference between us? With that said I think it's about time you had a heart transplant. You trust me right? I mean I'm no different than a specialized surgeon apparently.

Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by DerepentLEstranger

 

Using that logic I could say that I'm just as good a surgeon as someone who has gone through med school. I mean they've only had years focused on a specific area of study that I haven't had. What's the difference between us? With that said I think it's about time you had a heart transplant. You trust me right? I mean I'm no different than a specialized surgeon apparently.

i'm sorry about the delay in replying
but the above makes no sense at all
being a total non-sequiter

are you sure you're replying to the right post?

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**2nd Inscription carved into stone staircase Confirms 'End Date' of Mayan Calendar - Dec.21, 2012

Already posted. Feel free to check out the responses over there.

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Does anyone have in their home a calender in print version that goes up to the year 3024?

Exactly!

Originally posted by SonOfTheLawOfOne

Originally posted by Zeer0
reply to post by VoidHawk

 

Well thats usually what this 'end date' of the Mayan Clander eventually leads too.

Sorry, but you are incorrect. Maybe based on what you've read, but that is not the meaning.

The Mayans never said anything about the end of the world. It was, and always has been, about CHANGE.

Their beliefs stem from cycles that occur in relation to astronomical events, and the changes that they bring when they occur. Those astronomical events happen in predictable cycles over many hundreds and thousands of years.

I would say that we're seeing some real changes in the world as we speak, wouldn't you?

~Namaste

you put words to my thoughts perfectly. the main thing about this year is change, a transition.
for some people the changes to them may seem like the end of their world, but as a whole its just change, like you mentioned there is and has already been a lot of change going on already some for the better most for the worst.

Originally posted by Zeer0
reply to post by SonOfTheLawOfOne

 

I never said the Mayans did but its the 2012 believers are saying the world is going to end without a shred of evidence to support their claims.

Things are changing but history repeats itself.

But...but... The op never said the end of the world... You were the first person to bring up that belief and shout its description, characteristics, etc., from the rooftops!

Unless......did the OP edit the thread to remove the doomporn before I got here just in order to try to make you look like a jackass? Yeah, I bet that's what happened... I know, because its been happening a lot lately. There seem to be quite a few like yourself on this site who appear to be victims of some sinister plot involving an op-editing op... Strange, that. Or, or...maaayyybe, just maybe, its a sinister plot by your brain to destroy your intelligence! "Ahhhhh! My brain has become too powerful and now it's, it's...eating my intelligence!!!!"

The calendar on Windows 7 ends on 31 December, 2099.

Oh my god, Microsoft knows the date of the END OF THE WORLD! 31 December 2099!

Looks like some of those symbols depict ufos

end of date not end of the world

reply to post by 3n19m470


If you would of actually read my post you would know i said "thats usually what this 'end date' of the Mayan Clander eventually leads too." Cause 10 out of 10 times any utterance of the Mayan Calender ending in 2012 will be followed by these superstitious morons saying the world is going to end.

Dec 21st 2012 is the lifting of the quarantine and the start of a new age. 2013 those who have treated themselves and others correctly will ascend to the 4th dimension, vibrating at a lower density. The world isn't ending per say, just a major change. Out with Pisces in with Aquarius.

There is no argument that it is the end of an age, and the beginning of a new one. That is self-evident from how the Mayan long count calendar works.

That would explain the "end date" as well as the fact that the Mayans could imagine time past that date, although it might have a different feel to it.

This explains it all...