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Apr 18, 2008

 

John Major Jenkins
Website: alignment2012.com
Email: John@alignment2012.com

Talk: Mayan Calendar
Date: Friday Apr 18, 2008
Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: Best Western University Inn - 914 S College Ave. 
Fort Collins, Colorado, 80524   970-484-1984
Cost: Suggested 5 dollar free will donation
John Major Jenkins has been investigating Mayan culture and traditions for twenty years and has authored the pioneering book, “Maya Cosmogenesis 2012.” The ancient Maya knew that our times would be accented by great challenges and changes. A big cycle in their calendar ends on December 21, 2012, which is the end of one World Age – or one chapter in human history.

Over 2,000 years ago the early Maya formulated a profound galactic cosmology. They saw that the sun, on the winter solstice, was slowly moving toward the heart of the galaxy. With their intelligence intact, they suspected that the world would go through a transformation when the solar and the galactic planes aligned. They devised their Long Count calendar to target when the cosmic alignment would maximize, and that time is AD 2012. We are lucky that the brilliant skywatchers who devised the 2012 calendar left carved monuments and those monuments have survived the decay of centuries, so that we can know exactly what they believed and prophesied about 2012.

At the early Maya site of Izapa in southern Mexico, the galactic cosmology and a profound spiritual teaching are preserved. Izapa speaks to us of the Galactic Alignment in 2012 as a transformative nexus in time, a still-point turnabout, inviting us to reconnect with our cosmic heart, eternal source and the Divine Wisdom. To learn about the original prophecy for 2012, please join us for this fascinating voyage into our past and our future.

 

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