Religions/Ancients

Religions/Ancients

Tony (guest) 30 Jul 2010 15:16

This is a list created by someone who thinks that religions and ancient societies all predicted the end of the world in 2012.

Here are what aboriginal cultures from all around the earth say 2012 is about.

Hopi Predict a 25yr period of purification followed by end of Fourth World and beginning of the Fifth. (1987 is the year known as Harmonic Convergence
- The begginging of the purification).

Mayans
Call it the “end days” or the end of time as we know it.

Maori
Say that as the veils dissolve there will be a merging of the physical & spiritual worlds.

Zulu
Believe that the whole world will be turned upside down.

Hindus
Kali Yuga (end time of man). The Coming of Kalki & critical mass of Enlightened Ones.

Incas
Call it the “Age of Meeting Ourselves Again.”

Aztec
Call this the Time of the Sixth Sun. A time of transformation. Creation of new race.

Dogon
Say that the spaceship of the visitors, the Nommo, will return in the form of a blue star.

Pueblo
Acknowledge it will be the emergence into the Fifth World.

Cherokee
Their ancient calendar ends exactly at 2012 as does the Mayan calendar.

Tibetan
Kalachakra teachings are prophesies left by Buddha predicting the coming of the Golden Age.

Egypt According to the Great Pyramid (stone calendar), present time cycle ends in year 2012 AD.

Is there any truth in these? These really bother me. Specifically the Cherokee, Tibetan Kalachakra teachings, Maori.

Also this quote really bothers me:

You sound certain. Hoax? By the Mayans? Or do you mean the Vedic information about this time, the end of the Kali Yuga? Or Aquarius dawning? Or the ancient Greek references to the Suntalia Aion? Or maybe the many other similar ancient accounts of what will happen around now? For the bible, it is armageddon, and for some Native Americans, the third shaking. Or the end of the dreamtime? It is quite a coincidence that cultures all over the world all concocted such similar hoaxes. What a pity the authors all died so long ago they won't get to see the reslults of their hoax. Why would they even do it anyway?

Re: Religions/Ancients

Kevin (guest) 30 Jul 2010 17:44

Where is the proof to this guy's claim???? He is just saying things about 2012 with no proof. And we don't even know they are true. Wait until some one who's familiar with this to comment. But at the very least, I know the Mayas did not consider 2012 as the end. I don't see this guy's logic. How can a bunch of ancient people with little to nothing technological tools and understanding predict the end of the world when we, much much more advanced than they are, can't?

Re: Religions/Ancients

Lika (guest) 30 Jul 2010 17:59

From what I've been able to find, all of the above are those religions "end times" stories but NONE of them point speciifically to 2012 no matter what this person tries to say. Please note that the Mayans never pointed the the end as being 2012 either. Just another uninformed woohoo using smoke and mirrors with their half stories and twisted logic.

Re: Religions/Ancients

TheGreatJuju 30 Jul 2010 20:05

Is there any truth in these? These really bother me. Specifically the Cherokee, Tibetan Kalachakra teachings, Maori.

The Hopi claim is completely made up. The Maya were not a single group and did not predict the end of anything, though they likely expected a celebration of the new calendar cycle. The Hindu date is not 2012, and scholars to this day can't agree on how long one epoch even is. None of those religions had a word to say about doom in 2012, and anyone who tells you otherwise is a liar, an idiot or both.

Even if some religion or culture predicted doom, why the heck would you believe it? The track record of doomsayers (and "prophets" in general) is abysmal.

Also this quote really bothers me:
You sound certain. Hoax? By the Mayans? Or do you mean the Vedic information about this time, the end of the Kali Yuga? Or Aquarius dawning? Or the ancient Greek references to the Suntalia Aion? Or maybe the many other similar ancient accounts of what will happen around now? For the bible, it is armageddon, and for some Native Americans, the third shaking. Or the end of the dreamtime? It is quite a coincidence that cultures all over the world all concocted such similar hoaxes. What a pity the authors all died so long ago they won't get to see the reslults of their hoax. Why would they even do it anyway?

You lifted that quote straight from the woo forum of Above Top Secret. Of course, the author, whoever it is, couldn't be bothered to identify where any of the sources he/she mentions actually point to 2012. Perhaps because they don't?

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