Mayan Calendar Predicts the Age of Aquarius – Where will you be on 12/21/12?
The Mayans created the Long Count calendar and the last date on that calendar is December 21, 2012. The world is placing its fate at the behest of a calendar that was created before 3114 B.C. C. Who are the Maya anyway?
The Maya are a people who settled in the Mayan highlands and lowlands of Mexico and Central America. They built large cities within the area’s deep rainforests and prospered until around AD 400, when the Maya highlands fell under Teotihuacan rule. Over the next two centuries, the Maya culture and language began to disintegrate, and the civilization turned toward big-city culture rather than agriculture and fishing.
Around the year 900 AD. C. The Classic Period of Maya history ends, but the Maya continue to rebel against conquest during the 1990s.
The ancient Maya were very advanced in their mathematical and astronomical skills and calculated future events up to December 21, 2012. Predictions are that the sun will align with the black hole in the Milky Way on this day, and the Maya believe that the The world as we know it will cease to exist.
The idea that the world will end on December 21, 2012 may seem ridiculous, but the facts are that current scientists and astronomers agree with the Mayan calculation, and that this phenomenon, which has not occurred for more than 25,000 years, can cause catastrophic events. .
The Mayan calendar accurately predicted many of the events along the 3,500-year timeline. Among them are eclipses, the existence of the Black Hole in the Center of our Galaxy and the burst of cosmic energy rays in 1992.
Doomsday skeptics say that just because the Mayan calendar ends on December 21, 2012, it doesn’t mean the world is going to end. The end of the calendar simply means that one Era is ending and another Era is beginning. This is seen by the Mayans as a celebration of having survived an era of over 5,000 years.
It is well documented that the Age of Aquarius is scheduled to begin sometime in the next 100 years, although the exact date is disputed. However, much of the hype for the 2012 prediction is based on Western interpretation of ancient drawings and hieroglyphics, and much is being read in this communication.