If you've done any surfing around the web lately, you have most likely noticed that there is a lot of hoopla surrounding Mayan calendar end times 2012. The Mayan Long Count Calendar is going to end on December 21, 2012, bringing the end of the world as we know it. At first glance this sounds a bit like the Y2K alarm ten years ago - there was a lot of concern about the effect on quality of life but it turned out to be a lot of fuss about an event barely worth notice.
There are differences. The Y2K scare concerned a man-made computer glitch. Early programmers had not thought far enough ahead to adjust their systems' internal clocks in advance. It was feared that everything run by computers would crash at the turn of the century when those clocks ran out, but this was easily fixed. The events described here all took place within a fifty year period, truly a "blink of the eye" in the course of time.
The Mayan calendar end times 2012 prophecy was written thousands of years ago and is supported by almost every major and minor religion, many indigenous peoples, many cultures, and even modern science. Most prophecies from these sources were written without any knowledge of the claims of the others. All provide evidence of a belief that the world as we know it will end in 2012. None contradicts the prophecy contained in the Mayan calendar end times 2012 prophecy.
All this certainly does give one pause. That so many divergent groups, across so many years and so scattered across the face of the earth all settled on the same date as a date of significance must be more than simple coincidence. December 21, 2012 will most likely have a much farther reaching effect than Y2K.
There are differences. The Y2K scare concerned a man-made computer glitch. Early programmers had not thought far enough ahead to adjust their systems' internal clocks in advance. It was feared that everything run by computers would crash at the turn of the century when those clocks ran out, but this was easily fixed. The events described here all took place within a fifty year period, truly a "blink of the eye" in the course of time.
The Mayan calendar end times 2012 prophecy was written thousands of years ago and is supported by almost every major and minor religion, many indigenous peoples, many cultures, and even modern science. Most prophecies from these sources were written without any knowledge of the claims of the others. All provide evidence of a belief that the world as we know it will end in 2012. None contradicts the prophecy contained in the Mayan calendar end times 2012 prophecy.
All this certainly does give one pause. That so many divergent groups, across so many years and so scattered across the face of the earth all settled on the same date as a date of significance must be more than simple coincidence. December 21, 2012 will most likely have a much farther reaching effect than Y2K.
Although no one knows for certain if the world will end in less than 2 years, Mayan calendar end times 2012 can not be simply discounted in the face of all who claim it to be true. Knowledge is power. Get the free report on all of the sources claiming that December 21, 2012 will be the day the world will end at Countdown to 2012, and find out what you can do to survive the apocalypse!
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