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Originally posted by LDragonFire
Is there enough people on Earth that believe that 2012 is the end time, and will this belief cause it to actually happen?
Are we going to bring doom down upon ourselves?
Are we this predictable?
I read a story recently about Scientology building structures to house the works of L Ron Hubbard etched in stainless steel table and encased in titanium....
Then I think of all these ancient writings in stone, were much of this 2012 talk originates from.
I think Scientology is nuts. But what about these ancient warnings, could they be as insane as this?
If we did a pole how many think 2012 will lead to our doom, rebirth, or nothing?
I feel a change coming, but I want a change so its easy to believe in these 2010 theories....
LDF
Originally posted by MKultraVideos
I think that something big is going to happen Dec. 21, 2012, and I absolutely think it's going to be our own doing.
Originally posted by Chance321
This for me is kinda hard to answer. Part of me is curious and feels something is about (does that make sence?) but not sure just what it is yet and wants something to happen. Another part thinks nothing will happen, but that there will be a huge number of people committing sucide in fear of what they think will happen.
Originally posted by sinthia
No. There is no such thing. The 'collective conscious' is a new age notion, backed up with flaky science at best and spouted as a fact by people such as david icke.
The world might end in 2012 or 3012 or 2000012 but if/when it does it will have nothing to do with an imaginary cc. It will be due to the second coming of Jesus Christ which the majority of people are being conditioned to disbelieve, exactly as the Bible said would happen.
These insights are as follows:
1. Memories appear not to be stored in our mind/brains rather seem to exist somewhere at the "intersection point" of our consciousness as individuals.
2. Another complimentary view might be that what we call "memories" are actually being transmitted to us from a source external to our brains/minds and that the latter are simply receivers/transmitters of such information. This concurs with the experiences of Telepathy or ESP that have been described.
3. The experience of releasing a negative memory is associated with a hightened state of empowerment that was absent while the memory was in place.
4. As a human race we share a multitude of memories that we can subsume under the rubrics of the "History of the Human Race", "The Collective Consciousness" and which some have called the" Akashic Records". In my view this "bank" of memories actually hold us back from realizing our true potential as individuals and as a human species. The evolutionary journey that many spiritual teachers have described, in my view, entails releasing our human consciousness from this enslaving matrix of information.
Perhaps not surprisingly, groups produce far stronger RNG results than either individuals or couples, even when the group members are unaware of the RNGs and therefore cannot intend to influence their output. For example, when merely the attention of groups has been captured by high-interest public events, RNG effects have been three times greater than when individuals have demonstrated an intentional influence on RNG machines. During certain widely televised events that have captured mass attention, such as Princess Diana's death and the 9/11 tragedies, the combined output of sixty RNGs around the world significantly deviated from chance. For example, on October 3, 1995, the day that the verdict was read in the O.J. Simpson murder trial, Radin, Nelson, and University of Amsterdam professor Dick Bierman decided to run RNGs in each of their labs to test their hypothesis that something significant would happen in the field of collective consciousness. An analysis of their combined results clearly confirmed that hypothesis. As Radin describes it in The Conscious Universe, “Around the time that the TV preshows began, at 9:00 AM Pacific Time, an unexpected degree of order appeared in all the RNGs. This soon declined back to random behavior until about 10:00 AM, which is when the verdict was supposed to be announced. A few minutes later, the order in all five RNGs suddenly peaked to its highest point in the two hours of recorded data precisely when the court clerk read the verdict.” These results suggest that millions of minds, when united with a specific focus, can have a powerful effect on the material world, mysteriously influencing normally random physical systems toward higher degrees of order.
Originally posted by stereologist
Discussing issues online makes you think that people in general might be aware of certain issues. I propose to the OP to go into a store and ask people if they know about the predictions of 2012. See what people say. I'll bet that hardly anyone has any idea what this talk is all about. I'll bet it would be hilarious to ask.
I live in the US. I'll bet that less than 5% of the population has any idea about 2012 claims. If you do a real type of poll be sure to write up a few questions or 1 question and to ask people of various age groups.
Originally posted by sinthia
"Will our collective conscience cause the end of the world in 2012?"
No. There is no such thing. The 'collective conscious' is a new age notion, backed up with flaky science at best and spouted as a fact by people such as david icke.
The world might end in 2012 or 3012 or 2000012 but if/when it does it will have nothing to do with an imaginary cc.
It will be due to the second coming of Jesus Christ
which the majority of people are being conditioned to disbelieve, exactly as the Bible said would happen.
Originally posted by LDragonFire
Is there enough people on Earth that believe that 2012 is the end time, and will this belief cause it to actually happen?
How many cultures have apocalyptic scenario's?
Are we going to bring doom down upon ourselves?
Yes, we are.It is very Predictably that our predictions rarely eventuate with the topic you raise.
Are we this predictable?
I can't remember seeing any Mayans jumping up and down on Oprah's sofa.
I read a story recently about Scientology building structures to house the works of L Ron Hubbard etched in stainless steel table and encased in titanium....
Then I think of all these ancient writings in stone, were much of this 2012 talk originates from.
I think Scientology is nuts. But what about these ancient warnings, could they be as insane as this?
Things are changing all the time. What I notice changing a lot, is the circumstances, the cause and the manner in which we are all doomed.
If we did a pole how many think 2012 will lead to our doom, rebirth, or nothing?
I feel a change coming, but I want a change so its easy to believe in these 2010 theories....
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by LDragonFire
I suggest you are falling for confirmation bias in which you choose to remember only confirmations. I do not live in a conservative or overwhelming Christian area. I don't hear people talking about this other than from the online folks.
My guess is that if a proper poll was done, then you'd find less than 5% of the people concerned about this issue and probably about the same aware of this 2012 "stuff".
Originally posted by LDragonFire
Is there enough people on Earth that believe that 2012 is the end time, and will this belief cause it to actually happen?