Should
We Be Worried About The Mayan 2012 Prophecy?
By
Dorraine Fisher
“There’s
no fate but what we make for ourselves,” said the character of young John
Conner in the science fiction thriller Terminator 2 as advanced machines
plotted to destroy the entire human race.
As
we enter mid-year 2012, there’s definitely a strange energy in the air. At
times it feels like something’s going on that hasn’t happened before in
history. Increased UFO sightings, strange astronomical activity, freakish
sounds that seem to be coming from underground, etc. We’ve all heard the media hype about the
Mayan 2012 prophecy of the end of the world. But is there any real validity to
it?
If
you’ve lived a few years like I have, you’ve heard numerous end-of-the-world
predictions in your lifetime. And we’re all still here. None of them came true, and why is that?
Because we don’t have the power to make such
predictions. We don’t know what
tomorrow will bring.
And
most likely, when the world does come to an end, chances are, none of us will
be here, and it will be a huge surprise that no one would’ve have been able to
predict. Life is a mystery always, and we’re all mere humans after all. There
have been many end-of-the-world scenarios throughout history. This is just one
more.
And
as far as the Mayans are concerned, if you know anything about ancient
cultures, you know that an ending in those cultures very often means a new
beginning. The death card in a tarot deck doesn’t actually represent death, it
represents great change in one’s life. Death or destruction in ancient belief
often refers to rebirth like Aquarian age believers that point to a coming age
of enlightenment and understanding in this new millennium. A new beginning for
the human race.
Others
theorize our solar system will move through the galactic plane this year which
causes increased cosmic radiation. This could cause some difficult problems for
us, but not the end of the world.
But
let me tell you the most disturbing thing surrounding the energy of this year.
Quantum
physics teaches us that nothing is solid. Everything is made up of energy. All
things we consider to be solids,
liquids, gasses, flesh, rock, soil, everything, are all just energy that exists
at different levels of vibration. But
the most interesting thing about quantum physics is that it’s attempting to
learn why particles behave differently when humans enter the equation.
Scientists
placed photons, those little particles of light that everything is made of,
into a glass tube. At first the particles behaved chaotically like they had no
structure. But when human DNA was added to the tube, the photons behaved
differently. They became ordered. Something about the human DNA being added to the tube made them suddenly
act in a more positive way.
What
does this have to do with 2012?
Energy
is everything. The feeling surrounding this strange year is a form of energy.
The power it seems to have over people is also energy. And energy can’t be destroyed, but it CAN be
changed. And we humans have the power to change it, but only if we’re aware of
that power. We all do this on a regular
basis if we attempt to change our mood or if we say a prayer for someone. It’s
all about directing positive energy to the source.
The thing I worry most about in this imagined
last year on the planet is the power that’s given to this idea of the end of
the world by us. Because what we fear the most is what we create for ourselves.
Because when we fear something, we’re actually manifesting negative energy and
creating a negative atmosphere for ourselves. We’re feeding what we don’t want.
So if what we believe personally comes to fruition like it often does, then
imagine the power of negative energy created by billions of people if they fear
the same fate so much and believe it so profoundly.
We
write the playbook as we go. If we believe with every thread of our existence
that something catastrophic will happen, then the odds are much greater that it
will happen as we make a stronger effort to feed our own imaginations with
negativity. If human DNA, the stuff
we’re made of, has so much power to make
photons behave in a positive way, and photons make up everything on earth, then
that means we have the power to change everything around us for the better.
And
just think, two hundred years ago who would’ve imagined we’d be communicating with little phones to others
all the way around the world, and receiving streams of data via computers and
internet seemingly like magic?
The
future is definitely not set. There IS no fate but what we make for ourselves.
No one can predict tomorrow. There are too many variables.
So
is a positive attitude the key to making this whole prediction go away? No one
really knows, but, in light of the knowledge we have, it certainly can’t hurt.
We’re
all more powerful than we ever imagined.
We just need to believe it. ***********
[TCC
- Dorraine Fisher is a freelance writer and nature and wildlife
enthusiast.She is also a TCC Team Member]
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