mayan calendar - end of the world question

twobockganeoush

Hi Nerin.Thanks for the welcome. I've read it and I can't see what I've done wrong. Its surely not classed as spam and there are plenty of links posted ealier in this thread. A story like that is of worthwhile contemplation for anyone interested in discussing such a topic.

Nerin

twobockganeoush wrote: »

Hi Nerin.Thanks for the welcome. I've read it and I can't see what I've done wrong. Its surely not classed as spam and there are plenty of links posted ealier in this thread. A story like that is of worthwhile contemplation for anyone interested in discussing such a topic.

Hi,
If you have a problem with the moderation the first step is to PM (private message) the mods.
You dont argue/make your case on thread.
This thread is about the mayan calendar/the end of the world.

Do not take this thread off topic again.

Thanks.

studiorat

The idea that there is an Atlantean "Hall of Records" hidden under the Sphinx is based on the visions of a so-called "prophet" who in 1941 claimed the chamber would be discovered in a "few years." Caynce was a mystic who it would seem to have got his ideas from Ignatius L. Donnelly some years earlier. They are the same...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignatius_L._Donnelly

Ignatius Loyola Donnelly (November 3, 1831–January 1, 1901) was a U.S. Congressman, quack historian, charlatan, populist writer and fringe scientist, known primarily today for his theories on the history of Atlantis and Shakespearean authorship, which modern historians consider to be pseudohistory.

Who tickles my fancy almost of the great writer and Philisopher Ignatius J. Reilly.

mysterious

And to continue what you stated

Atlantis was the mother of Maya and Egypt. The hall of records is already found. Just not to the public.


So the coming age has all to do with US
Can we know
Can we succeed
Can we ascend
Can we believe
Can we handle it
Can we discover the truth
Can we evovle
Can we change

This is what it means.
When you ask these questions and figuire it out, your well on your guide to discovering the secets. It's not going to be easy but this is the path you all decided before you came here.

Starting from scratch and finding thyself.

studiorat

I don't think your getting it Mysterious. Knowing, Succeeding, Believing etc, are just spiritual cliches. Just listing them off like that doesn't actually mean anything.

My point still stands, Cayce was a charlatan. The people who believe him do so IMO because it is much more interesting than reality. He never actually used positive affirmations he only ever said "I feel" or "I believe", a complete chancer IMO. Now I love a good conspiracy theory as well as the next man, but that's just what these things are theorys. They have more entertainment value than actual truth.

BTW the Cayce foundation paid for a carbon dating of the pyramids of Giza in 1984 and managed to actually prove Cayce wrong! They turned out to be from around the same time as eygptologists said they were.

This is in interesting and excellent book on the subject, which I think you would do well to.
read. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_People_Believe_Weird_Things:_Pseudoscience,_Superstition,_and_Other_Confusions_of_Our_Time

Nerin

The lack of spirituality and the presence of conspiracy theories means once again,
Thread closure.