Mayan Predictions

Will the world end in 2012? If so, how and why? So many people have wondered about the connection between the Mayan Calendar and the apocalypse or Armageddon.

December 21st 2012 – a date that is well known globally. Several hundred years ago, the Ancient Mayans predicted the apocalypse on this very date. With their 5,125 year old calendar resetting itself to 0.0.0.0. on this date, many are preparing for the worst. However, how legit is the prophecy of the Mayans? Here are the top ten reasons why the world will not end in 2012:

Mayan Calendar – 2012: the big date! With the recent fear, curiosity, and excitement about the onset of the Armageddon on December 21st 2012, one can certainly wonder how it is going to take place.

Many wonder how this specific date was chosen. Some claim that this prophecy is just a bunch of old wives’ tales that found their way onto the internet. However, this particular predicted date was not picked out of random. Here are five terrifying reasons the world will end in 2012:

Many people wonder who predicted that the world would end in 2012. Was it the ancient Mayans or Nostradamus? Or was it someone else entirely? The answer may just surprise you!

Mayan prophecies for 2012. What are the Mayan prophecies? There are so many questions that need answered about the Mayans… get your answers here in the Mayan Prophecies 101 broadcast!

Turkey Earthquake as well as earthquakes in California and Texas. Virginia Earthquake hits 5.9 on Richter Scale! While everyone was watching for a California earthquake, a quake strikes near enough to the nation’s capital to send shockwaves up and down the east coast. No one expects a headline to read: “New York Earthquake” or “Washington DC Earthquake!” Yet, here we are with the largest earthquake to hit the east coast in a century.

NASA, Meteorites, and DNA. NASA has found DNA building blocks in an unlikely place – in meteorites. That’s right, space DNA. The idea is that similar rocks could have struck the Earth ages ago and therefore contributed to life on our planet. Harold Camping would be going absolutely ape shit right now.

The images from OC Fisher are shocking and mystifying – a Lake of Blood in Texas! This disturbing image of a blood filled lake is leading some down an alternate train of thought.

“Then the third angel poured out his bowl into the rivers and the springs of waters; and they became blood.” – Revelation 16:4

October 21st Doomsday. Great news! Harold Camping wasn’t wrong after all, he had just made another mathematical error. It turns out that the new date is actually October 21st 2011. You see, Harold Camping had originally predicted the rapture for 1994. When he was wrong then (and his followers had sold their homes and given all their money away), he said it was a simple mathematical error. The real date was May 21 2011. This was great news for all those who had lost their life savings – it gave them another 17 years to save up enough money to give it all away again.

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta has issued a Zombie Apocalypse warning. Seriously. Well, sort of seriously.

The CDC is joking, of course. It turns out that basically all the precautions for a Zombie Apocalypse are the same things that you would do in the event of a natural disaster like a flood, earthquake, or hurricane.

Daily it seems that we are getting more and more reports of natural disasters wreaking havoc on the earth. The last week has seen massive storm systems rip across the United States from Texas to New York. Yesterday more than 250 people were killed as dozens of tornadoes rampaged through Tennessee, Mississippi, Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, and Georgia. More than 170 deaths have been reported in Alabama alone.

Mayan Long Count Calendar – After over 5,126 years, the Mayan long count calendar is coming to an end. The long count was not the only calendar used by the Mayans. They had two yearly calendars: the solar and the religious. They also had a 52-year span called a calendar round. After reading this article, you will have a firm grasp of the Mayan system for calendars and further understand the significance of the long count.