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The world is not ending in 2012 - Mayan Prophecy
By Simone Fodde
The bulk of
Coba's major
Last fall, I visited Playa
del Carmen, Mexico, located
in the Yucatan peninsula, to
get beach time and dental
c o n s t r u c t i o n
seems to have
been made in
the middle and
work done. Unfortunately, the
weather was rainy, so I decided
late
period,
Classic
about
to get out of the coastal 500 to 900, with
rain and travel inland 40 kilometers
most of the
north of Tulum, where dated hiero-
the pre-Columbian Mayan
city of Coba (Co-ba), now in
ruins, is located.
Coba was built around
two lagoons. A series of elevated
glyphic inscriptions
from the
7th century.
H o w e v e r
Coba remained
stone and plaster roads an important
radiate from the central site to site in the Postvarious
smaller sites near and Classic era
far. These are known by the
Maya term “sacbe” (sockbay).
Some of these causeways
go east to the Caribbean
coast, and the longest runs
over 100 kilometers (62 mi)
when new temples
were built
and old ones kept in repair
until the 14th century.
I advise hiring a guide
during a tour of the pyramid.
it’s mostly a new-age interpretation
that this planetary transition
will culminate for great
transformation for both the
westwards. The site contains They are delightfully planet Earth and its inhabitants.
several large temple pyramids,
and the tallest is known
informed and eager to talk
about the misinformation on My research shows that
a positive physical and spiritual
as the Nohoch Mul group of
structures, being some 42
the 2012 Mayan prophecy.
He mentioned the discrepancy
transformation
from the year 2012.
starts
meters (138 ft) in height.
Coba is estimated to have
had some 50,000 inhabitants
(possibly more) at its peak of
civilization, and the built-up
area extends over 80 km. The
site was occupied by a sizable
agricultural population by the
1st century.
between what is
known as apocalyptic writings,
which he says, is a
description of various astrological
alignments that culminates
in the date of December
21st, 2012.
Once home, I decided to
research this and found that
Others have interpreted
the Mayan prediction as the
cataclysmic end of the world,
including the Earth collision
with a black hole or a passing
asteroid or a planet called
Nibiru.
However, over a century
of scientific research has failed
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Simone Fodde below and above the 121 steps
to the top of Coba, above jungle treetops!
to prove the
existence of
such planet.
Professional
Mayan scholars,
including
my guide, dismiss
any cataclysmic
event,
and assert that
these dooming
predictions are
not part of the
classic Mayan
a c c o u n t s .
A s t ro n o m e r s
and scientists
have rejected
these proposed
events as pseudoscience.
There are a variety of
beliefs about 2012, from the
spiritually transformative to
the apocalyptic. The word
“Apocalypse” in ancient
Greek means ”lifting of the
veil” or “revelation” - a disclosure
of something hidden
from the majority of mankind.
Both the Hopi Indians
and the Mayans recognize
that we are approaching the
end of a new world age. Both
Hopi and Mayan elders recognize
that is not a prophecy of
doom.
The world will not come
to an end. Rather, this is a time
of transition from one world
age to another.
In the worlds of historian
Joseph Robert Jochman
(PH.D.), “Our moving
through with either resistance
or acceptance will determine
whether the transition will
happen with cataclysmic
changes or gradual peace and
tranquility.”
The same can be found
reflected in the prophecies of
many Native American
visionaries from Black Elk to
Sun Bear”.
Some further research
describes these events as the
“Reawakening of the sacred
feminine”
energy.
Nicaraguan Grandmother
Flordemayo of the
International council of the 13
Indigenous Grandmothers
says that the final pictogram
from the “Mayan Story of
Creation” shows the resurgence
of the feminine energy.
In her words, “2012 is
such a profound archetype …
personally, I think it’s about
transformation and renewal.
It is nothing as simplistic as
the end of the world.”
So, there it is - the rest of
the story about the Mayan
prophecy and this amazing
2012. Transform, renew,
research!
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