Is the public really just misinformed about the Mayan prophecies?

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  1. Jaguar Priest profile image61
    Jaguar Priestposted 12 years ago

    Is the public really just misinformed about the Mayan prophecies?

  2. d.william profile image74
    d.williamposted 12 years ago

    Let's hope so.  There have been many, many dooms day predictions in the past several years, there is no reason to believe this one is anything but just another scare tactic by those doomsday predictors.

  3. Faceless39 profile image92
    Faceless39posted 12 years ago

    The end of one Age marks the beginning of a New Age.  That's significant, but I think people are misinterpreting what it means.  According to various ancient accounts, we're heading into a Golden Age.

  4. BizGenGirl profile image89
    BizGenGirlposted 12 years ago

    Yes, most people have misinterpreted the "2012 prophecy", in one way or another. I actually have a cousin who studies ancient civilizations. The first thing to know, is that the Mayans did not create the ancient calendar that everyone is referring to. It was actually the Mesopotamians (sp?) who lived in the temples before the Mayans, who created the calendar.

    And no where in any of the ancient prophecies that any spiritual or non-spiritual studier can decipher, says anything about any dooms days or catastrophic events. The mesopotamians simply could not see beyond the point where they stopped the calendar. As someone who studies and practices divination, I know that the farther out you go in your divining, the harder it is to predict an accurate future, and eventually, you go so far out that there are no answers, because that future has yet to be determined.

    That calendar predicted events thousands of years into the future for the mesopotamians and the mayans. So it already when well outside of the boundaries that even most skilled diviners can reach. You can't expect it to go on like that forever, lol.

  5. manatita44 profile image71
    manatita44posted 11 years ago

    I suspect, largely so, yes. But there is a more important picture always at work. God, who is omnipotent, is not bound by plans. He can, and does change the plan from time to time. It is His creation and He is omnipotent. What is true today may be different tomorrow. He is not bound by His plans.

 
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