Mayan Calendar

The end of the world got you down? Look at the bright side and learn how to make Armageddon work for you.

The hype over the Mayan calendar is drawing millions of dollars back in the economy. With all the products being sold over the "end of days" it's looking as a fever not a prediction. They have you buying things you normally wouldn't.

It has been the premise for a movie, and has been of interest for quite some time. The Mayan Calendar ends on December 21, 2011. Should it be cause for alarm?

Merely serves to instill fear and to deflect our attention from the real issues at hand. Even if it may be true that the world may come to an end if we are not able to successfully transit a sustainable economy, not because of any preset "doomsday".

The slow precession of the earth's wobble is called the Great, Cosmic or Platonic year and equals 25,860 earth's years. In ancient Maya mythology, the Cosmic Millstone is the sun's path, across the galactic equator and the ecliptic marking 13.0.0.0.0

2012 does not mean the end of the world.

Events surrounding the time period at the end of the Mayan Calendar

The issue is of great importance as the Maya calendar predicts 2012 apocalypse.

The Galactic Alignment: Will the end of the world come on December 12, 2012? Some people fear this date because "the Mayan calendar ends" on this date. Ever wonder why the Mayan calendar ends in 2012? And how does the galactic alignment tie into 2012?

As 2012 draws closer, the topics of end times and Mayan calendar are becoming more popular. The Mayan calendar ends at December 21, 2012. Because of this, many people think this will be the end of life on earth, and that currently we are undergoing end times.

Exploring the Mayan Calendar. The Mayan Calendar comes to a screeching halt in the year 2012. Or does it? The apocalyptic ending of the calendar, and the fears that it may signal the end of humanity.

It is well known that the mayan calendar says that the world is going to end on Dec. 21st, 22nd, or 23rd (there is some debate about which day), but does it really say that? Or does it say something else entirely?

Mayan Culture utilizes the Pyramid of Kukulkan to mark the beginning and end of an era with the next era, in the Long Count, anticipated for December of 2012. Will this simply be a passage of time or a true armageddon?

Here you will get all the holidays dates of year 2012, Mayan Calendar 2012, Horoscope 2012 for every zodiac sign. For more on calendar 2012 with holidays go through 123newyear.com

An article to encourage others to use 'critical thinking' when considering 'doomsday theories'.

The Mayan calendar was not a product of that civilization. The knowledge of the cycles of time used in the Mayan calendar had its origin in a mystical society living north of India, some 7 to 8 thousand years ago.

The world will not end in 2012, calm down.

Mandatory viewing for anyone anxious to get involved in green efforts, or simply anyone who wants to learn more about the 2012 controversy.

The Long Count Calendar was devised by the Mayans. It was based on a system that measured time and, to their culture, it had special divine meaning.

It is believed that come December 12, 2012, a tremendous catastrophe would hit the earth as written in the Mayan calendar hundreds of years ago. Many scientists are acquiescent to this belief.

This article provides a basic overview of the Mayan calendar and its impact on modern doomsday prophecies. Does December 21, 2012 mark the end of time? This article explores this concept.

John Cusack, Amanda Peet & Oliver Platt try to overcome the end of the world in a film literally exploding with special effects that keep you riveted to your seat.

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