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Friday, December 21, 2012

the dawning of a new age and missed opportunities


I was sad today. I listened to all the doomsday talk, heard and read everyone discussing the end of the world. And when it didn't happen, everyone laughed, and cried “another foul.” People are still talking about it deep into the day.

While everyone chatted away they seemed to forget one thing: the Mayans never predicted the end of the world, they predicted the beginning of a new age.

So while everyone waited for our cities to crumble and our lands to burn, something magnificent happened that many of you missed.

Last night, I stood outside in the cold mesmerized by three lights that formed a triangle. I thought it was a plane at first because they would blink, and it was so far away it almost looked like it was moving. But upon further examination it turned out it wasn't moving at all. They were just three lights in the sky, configured to make a triangle. At times it turned into two lights or one, or a giant single flare. This morning I discovered that I was looking at Venus, and considering the planetary alignment of last night, I realized it was joined by Mercury and Saturn. They appeared to dance with one another, sometimes as a threesome, sometimes as a duet, and sometimes solo, but always fascinating

Today, when K'in (the Sun) was high and bright in the sky, I bet you cursed it for being too shiny. That is, if you payed any attention at all. The world didn't end, so it was just another day. What you probably didn't realize is that we were seeing the eclipse of the center of Sak Bih (the Milky Way). So here we were standing around millions of brand new stars, a huge cluster of dust, and the biggest black hole in our galaxy (Sagittarius A) burning behind our own K'in. You won't see that again for another 26,000 years.

Try to enjoy the new age for what it is, not for what they tell you it will be or what you wish it could be. Every age has mankind evolving into something greater, be a part of that.

None of the ages begin in turmoil, but they do end in turmoil. The Mayans never predicted how the ages would end, but if we look to their neighbors, the Aztecs were more specific. They predicted the fourth sun would end in flooding. It just so happens that every culture in ancient history has a flood myth and there is fossil record to prove that a worldwide flood happened over 5000 years ago. So the fourth sun did end in flooding. However the fifth sunt began with the rise of Egyptian kings, and the unification of Egypt and the first inklings of civilization in Crete. We stepped it up from from nomadic tribal communities and hunter/gatherer types to unified civilizations. We evolved.

Even now you see the global community become more socially conscious. People are attempting to take more control of their lives, and wrest that control from the few that consider themselves elite. We see it all over the world. We are evolving once again.

But if you want doomsday, I will say this. The Aztecs also predicted that the fifth sun would end in earthquakes. So I want you to consider what happened in the last 5 years of the fifth age. Understand I'm only including earthquakes where the loss of life was at least 100. It does not make other earthquakes less important, but rather I don't have that kind of time to spend on the USGS website.





Date Place Casualties

12 May 2008 Sichuan, China >69,197
28 October 2008 NW Pakistan >215
6 April 2009 Abruzzo, Italy 294
29 September 2009 Samoa 189
30 September 2009 Sumatra 1115
12 January 2010 Port-au-Prince, Haiti >230,000
27 February 2010 Maule, Chile 523
13 April 2010 Yushu, China 2698
25 October 2010 Sumatra 435
21 February 2011 Canterbury, NZ 181
11 March 2011 Northern Japan 15,870
24 March 2011 Shan, Burma 150
18 September 2011 Sikkim, India 111
23 October 2011 Van, Turkey 604
6 February 2012 Negros, Philippines 113
11 August 2012 Tabriz, Iraq 306

These are just the most devastating (in terms of human life) earthquakes. To include all the other and to include financial damages would be staggering. If you still want doomsday, it came and it went, and you did nothing about. You sat around stockpiling weapons and food and water, while people all over the world were dying and starving from the doomsday device of this age. We're not going out with a bang, we're leaving with a whimper, and the sooner you realize that, the sooner you might get off your ass and help some true survivors.

If you still want your doomsday, be still, be patient. Earlier this year they found irradiated particles in the Texas air. They were able to trace the radiation back to the Japanese earthquake from a year before. The destruction this earthquake caused has yet to be fully determined, but it's already seeped into our oceans, eventually it will make its way to us.

In the meantime, stop and think for a minute. This is a wondrous time. Enjoy it.  And just in case you missed the eclipse of the center of the galaxy....





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