by Marcy Dunderdale

Created on: January 04, 2010

There is an escalating interest and concern regarding the date of December 21, 2012 in which the Mayan calendar literally comes to an end. The concern that each of the four ages that ended before ended in some form of cataclysm is definitely the prime motivator of fear for those who are diligently researching this mysterious date. However there is much information that can never be taken into account because there is information that is missing and will never be recovered by this ominous date looming ahead of us.

The possible meanings of this mystifying Mayan calendar date in 2012 while interesting are in my opinion utterly irrelevant when trying to figure out what events will actually transpire on that day. To assess a future prophetic outcome we need to take a deeper look into the importance of prophesies and our ability as people who are interconnected through the collective conscience to alter the course of human history. Prophecy when seen from a point in our hindsight has served to promote varying points of awakening. The term “APOCALYPSE”, although used whenever describing the end of the world, really only means “HIDDEN KNOWLEDGE”. An apocalypse is a revelation of a knowledge that was otherwise unknown to mankind before. There is nothing formidable about learning something new unless that something new is something negative and out of our control. In our world of relativity nothing can be concretely seen as either negative or positive. We can only judge whether something is good or bad by comparing it with something else and everything in the universe can be seen as both a medicine and a poison depending on the perception of the observer. So that leaves us with the question, “is the apocalypse or hidden knowledge something that is out of our control?”

The important thing to understand especially in our modern time is that we know through the study of Quantum Mechanics that we are responsible for creating the physical things that we see before us. Subatomic particles exist simultaneously as both waves and particles, both energy and matter. Incredibly though they are only particles when they are being observed, and what is even more amazing is if the observer looks for a particle then the quantum entity becomes a particle, but if the observer looks for a wave then the quantum entity becomes a wave. We make our outside world of energy transform into whatever we are looking for or expecting. What this means is that we

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