2012 — But The End is not in sight
Posted on 14. Dec, 2010 by Robert in Afterlife, Brain, Consciousness, CWM, History, Home, Manifestation, People, Planet Earth, Psychology, Science, Show All, Spiritual, Uncategorized
This post is in answer to the many questions I get concerning 2012. No, the world will not end. The date 2012 has in my considered opinion, and from what I have seen ahead of our world clairvoyantly, been contrived. This date is being used to instill fear and worry into people for political and marketing purposes.
The biggest impact on the future is belief. The more people who believe in doom and gloom, the more chance there is that we will manifest doom and gloom. The more people who believe in a bright future for our world, the more chance we have of manifesting a wonderful world.
2012: Please take a good look at this link:
A quote from the above page that says it all:
“Sandra Noble, executive director of the Mesoamerican research organization FAMSI, notes that “for the ancient Maya, it was a huge celebration to make it to the end of a whole cycle”. She considers the portrayal of December 2012 as a doomsday or cosmic-shift event to be “a complete fabrication and a chance for a lot of people to cash in.”[14] The 2009 science fiction apocalyptic disaster film 2012 is based on this belief.”
14 Responses to “2012 — But The End is not in sight”
Robert Bruce
Vincent
15. Dec, 2010
Interesting post Robert, I have long suspected that its Y2K allover again. But I do think we are witnessing the end of a cycle in human/Earh history. So much is changing so fast in geopolitics and economics, the nature of our relationship with the sun even, It may be challenging for a while, but it will be better in the end, I hope!
Russ Bennett
23. Jan, 2011
I think Vincent hits the “nail on the head” with the changing politics and economics. The Mayan calendar is in fact cyclic and from what I understand it is a cycle that is ending on the 2012 date. In my opinion this could mean several things, but I believe there will be changes in politics, economy and our “Way of doing things”. Depending on how deep this goes it could have mild or serious results. In general people are fed up with how we are living and being governed. My hope is that a new awakening will occur (whether in people or mankind) and things are going to change. Thus “ending” life as we now know it and as Vincent stated hopefully “better in the end”
Ángel
16. Dec, 2010
Dear Sir…
May be, Nostradamus and anyother else prophet, has clairvoyantly tuned at some future events with its probability highlighted done the amount of energy pushed by thoughts of many billions of people around the world and along the last decades.
Such catastrophic events with highlighted probability are no more than imagined events with nothing to do with reality. Meanwhile, reality events are others but less brilliant (from a probability [or energetical] viewpoint) than imagined events.
And that is the main source of error:
“THE LACK OF UNDERSTANDING OF ANCIENT PROPHETS HAS ABOUT PROPHECY MECHANICS”
or
“THE LACK OF ABILITY OF ANCIENT PROPHETS AT TIME OF TO DICERN BETWEEN IMAGINED EVENTS AND REAL EVENTS”
Nostradamus and other like him, only saw projections of hysterical thoughts from ours, heavily highlighted done energy pushed at them.
Ironical, ¿if my view rigth, dear Robert?
Sincerely,
Ángel
Robert
16. Dec, 2010
G’day Angel,
I do think that prophets have poor understanding of mechanics of prophecy. High energy events are seen, usually big disasters. When many are seen at the same time, it could appear that the world is ending.
Robert
Ángel
16. Dec, 2010
Nostradamus, at his Centuries, tell us about a sort of apocalypsis happening at year 3797, a time when it seems humankind civilization has evolved in an interstellar one.
¿Has you done some survey into this?
My best regards,
Ángel
Robert
16. Dec, 2010
I do not know if I have seen that far ahead. I’ll put it on my ‘to do’ list.
What I see ahead is wonderful; a true golden age. But I expect there will be plenty of bumps along the way to that.
Robert
Ángel
16. Dec, 2010
The more high aspirations, the more high risks, the more high challenges, all that comes together. Nothing is easy, only through continued effort can humankind evolve.
“As iron becomes steel at forge, as bumps makes man grow”, it’s a clever attitude to take note of that and proceed always taking that in account.
Sincerely,
Ángel
Ángel
17. Dec, 2010
Dear Sir,
¿How you`d characterize such a golden age? ¿May be, an advanced civilization whose main achievement will be meeting of high mainstream technology with metaphysical facet seemable to those “life sciences” of some today universities?
Sincerely,
Ángel
Robert
17. Dec, 2010
Characterized by people living in harmony with nature. A single mega skyscraper building surrounded by sq miles of parkland and canals. Outside this, market gardens and fields. No roads. No cars. Boats and lighter than air craft were all I saw. There were other such areas, spaced many miles apart. Lots of grass and trees. Everyone looked happy.
I do not know how far ahead this was, or how we get there. But I have seen areas like this many times while looking ahead.
robert
Ángel
18. Dec, 2010
Beautifull, but utopical with actual tendencies.
As you previously said, if a bright future awaits for us, surely many bumps are along our path.
Scenario characterized by you, requires a deep change in human attitude and that adaptation only can come in hand of a set of environmental troubles, with a rethinking of basic human needs and urban re-design as sequel. Your characterization suggest it.
Such array of huge skyscrapers remembers to me, an anthill or beehive structure.
Sincerely,
Ángel
Ángel
19. Jan, 2011
Anyway, your vision has much of symbolic.
A megaskyscraper for me, symbolize mankind unity, peace and organization (regarding environment, “each single thing in its site”).
Sincerely,
Ángel
Ángel
16. Dec, 2010
[quote] The biggest impact on the future is belief. The more people who believe in doom and gloom, the more chance there is that we will manifest doom and gloom [/quote]
Public opinion has already deceived many times. Although many can believe in Mayan, Edgar Cayce, Nostradamus, web bot, and anyother prophecies sources, such amount of failures exert a countereffect that transform in relatively inoffensive the catastrophic followers.
And although there exists many catastrophic thesis followers, all of them, it his most inner core (unless they are desperate souls without a bit of faith) desire to have a great and bright future. This is a factor that counteract against the most black view of future.
Sincerely,
Ángel
Joe
18. Dec, 2010
Exactly angel. This is why I feel, though people may disagree with the idea that 2012 is a significant date, they shouldn’t have a problem with problem with those who see it as a shift into a golden age.
If this idea gains significant traction, it may at least partly come into manifestation.
Besides, if someone feels 2012 is a significant date, it’s going to be a lot easier to change their mind from doom-and-gloom to positive, then you are to bring them to skepticism.
Another question I have for you Robert, is, have you ever considered the mechanics of how the astral planes work?
I ask this because there is at least one theory, it’s basically an application of the physics of Dewey Larson’s Reciprocal system.
In essence, it addresses a fundamental problem in physics is called the arrow of time problem:
both space and time are absolutely equal properties, in the sense that they are equally provide the structure in reality,
However, there are three dimensions of space and one of time:
(Time only moves forward – the speed of time’s movement forward can be faster or slower via relativity, hence the twin paradox, but this only changes the speed of it’s forward movement.)
But if time and space are equal properties, it makes no sense that one has three dimensions and the other has only one, physics could not properly allow such an inequity.
You might see where I am going.
The astral body is your double body. Science denies this, but you and others know this for a fact.
It is the analog the human body in another aspect of reality,
You see, our everyday reality is space/time, space is the numerator because the inequity of reality lays upon time.
The astral body, I believe, is the time/space analog of the body.
Here, there are three dimensions of time and only one of time.
The three dimensions of time are of course past and future,
But third, alternatives. Because there is free will, the future is not fixed, on the other hand there are things that have a high probability of happening. This third property exists to include these other possible futures.
time/space has only one dimension of space because experiences are intangible in a relative sense.
Since time/space is the flip side of reality, not only your body, but in essence, everything in space/time has a time/space analog.
For example, you use salt to remove thoughtforms. Why does this work? Because the cubic crystalline structure of salt has the time/space effect of absorbing them.
Similarly, water is also a type of crystal which has effects which you are aware of.
I also believe the pyramids were built with their time/space effect fully understood, being that certain positions, the so-called sarcophagus (not large enough to fit a sarcophagus) in the kings, chamber, and other positions such as the queen’s chamber, existing at certain exact geometric intersections for a reason.
Mica
09. Feb, 2011
Here’s some great 2012 humor!
http://www.dailyfunnystuff.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Mayan-Calendar.jpg