"Did you know?..."
... well, most of us are expecting the arrival of the movie called 2012. In this film by Roland Emmerich (yes, the director of "The day after Tomorrow" & "Independence Day") our world comes to an end, according to the Mayan prediction... or at least, an interpretation of this prediction. It is said that by the year 2012, that means in less than 3 years some sort of apocalypse will end the world. But how does this Mayan prediction really works? Did they actually predicted the end of the world by 2012?
There are many theories about what the Mayans meant when they talked about this year. The actual "prediction" of the Mayans does not really mention that earth will be destroyed, or that it will end; on the contrary, it talks about a new beginning. Some sort of revival for the world as we know it. It was said, that our "biological process is transforming" and it is approaching a culmination of a 26,000 year evolutionary program.
"This Grand cycle of evolution will culminate winter solstice, December 21, 2012 AD."
Unfortunately I cannot explain the entire prediction of the Mayans in one post, but if you're curious feel free to read more following this link to learn more about it:
With this post I wanted to explain that, apart from this predictions, people have developed their own or ideas of what could happen. Some say the earth will end, such as in the film; some say aliens will visit the earth, maybe to help us, or maybe not. Others believe nothing will happen apart from some big natural event; an eclipse a huge thunderstorm, a volcano erupting etcetera.
We cannot know for sure. Whatever is going to happen, will happen, and we'll be here to witness what the Mayans predicted, that will change our world as we know it. We'll just have to wait and see.
Feel free to post your opinions on the subject; What do YOU think, will happen in 2012?
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