How To Survive 2012
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The topic of the year 2012 has been raising eyebrows for a number of years now. The common belief is that some prophesied disaster is going to wipe out humanity on Dec. 21, 2012. There may or may not be an apocalypse coming on this date, but either way people should be prepared for the worst. By “the worst” I’m referring to the natural instinct of every person to survive. The apocalypse itself is only a small part of surviving 2012. The people left over and their hunger and needs is going to be the real threat to anyone surviving.
Assuming that the impending doomsday has occurred and there are still people clinging to life, now we must look at how to remain alive. Being prepared for anything is a good start. Mass storage of food and bottled water is a good way to survive when the world falls into darkness. Even this isn’t all that’s needed though. Protecting what is yours will become the law of the land. Everyone will become scavengers. They will be hungry if they haven’t prepared and this will lead to looting on a global scale. Barricading your home will be an important part of staying alive. You must be ready to defend your food and water, and more importantly, your family. If this means shooting someone to save yourself, then the decision shouldn’t be too hard to make. After all, this is the apocalypse.
Buy up all the weapons and ammo you can afford in the months prior to December, 2012. A good stockpile of arms and munitions will help to ensure the safety of you and your family. A large storage of fuel and firewood would also help to keep things running smooth while the rest of the world goes down hill. Warm blankets and clothing will be another item to stock up on, as well as medicine and vitamin supplements. These items may not be readily available anymore if there is a disaster in 2012.
Finally, the most important thing to know in how to survive 2012 is to have a positive state of mind. If you think doom and gloom, you may as well not even bother to try and prepare in other ways. Think positive and try to keep occupied by ideas other than Armageddon. Never let your mind grow bored, as this is a sure fire way to fall into negative thought patterns.Best Survive 2012 Guide Click Here 
Apocalypse 2012 The Aftermath
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The date is Dec. 21, 2012. The sight of New York City is something out of a science-fiction movie. Buildings are toppled, bodies are everywhere and what isn’t under water is burning. Los Angles and San Francisco have been sheered off into the Pacific Ocean, which in turn sent a tidal wave one thousand feet high hurtling toward the Pacific Islands. Yellowstone Park erupts, showering the north-western portions of the U.S. and south-western portions of Canada with volcanic ash. Japan is struck by an earthquake so intense, that the entire island sinks into the sea. Volcanoes and earthquakes erupt simultaneously throughout South America, splitting the continent in half and setting it ablaze.
Upon waking up and wiping the sleep from my eyes, I realized that this was all a dream induced by countless hours of pondering what the year 2012 will bring. It would seem that some people are actually pushing toward this apocalypse, wishing it to happen. It’s the morbidity of human nature to think in such ways. For throughout history, in all stages of mankind, the end of time has been upon us.
The popular opinion is that on the first day of winter, Dec. 21, in the year 2012, there will be some cataclysmic event that will forever change the planet Earth. Some believe that the human race will go extinct, or at least near extinction. This event may be the arrival a massive asteroid or comet, plowing into Earth and causing the dream I described earlier to become a stark reality. This event could very well be an all out nuclear holocaust, involving several nations from around the world. The possibilities go on and on and on.
On Dec. 22, 2012 I personally plan on waking up to another beautiful day. I plan on having a breakfast of scrambled eggs and cheese, biscuits and gravy, sausage and coffee. I plan on doing this with my children, as we do several times a week. The aftermath of this breakfast will be a sink full of dishes that resembles the debris field left by a tornado. Full bellies and smiling faces will be all that remains. This is how everyone should plan. With this line of thinking, there is no room to worry over things that we won’t be able to control “IF” they happen. Stop allowing popular mass media thinking to decide what you believe. The only real freedom we have is the ability to choose what we believe.Best Survive 2012 Guide Click Here
Mayan Calendar Predictions
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People everywhere are talking about the ending of the Mayan long count calendar and the apocalypse it is supposed to usher in. The date is winter solstice, Dec. 21, 2012. People wonder what will happen when this mystical, ancient wonder reaches it’s final day. Will the world come to an end? Will time suddenly come to a halt? These are common questions by common doomsayers. A more important question is: where did these ideas come from?
There is no archaeological proof that the Mayan peoples ever believed that the world would end on Dec. 21, 2012. It was never written down by any Mayan scribe. The only thing that we know for certain is that the Mayan Calendar ends on this date. That’s all, nothing more. The idea that some unthinkable catastrophe is to happen when this now infamous date comes is an idea that came from modern scholars, and some might add very misinformed scholars at that.
Although the Mayan Calendar ends, as all calendars do every year, this does not necessarily mean the end of time. Other modern day scholars, like Ian Lungold and Terrence McKenna have pointed out that the Mayan Calendar coincides with the pyramids, all of which are counting and measuring the progression of the human conscience. Each progressing block gets faster and shorter, until we are thinking at the speed of creation and vice versa. This basically means that very soon we will no sooner think a thought than it becomes reality. This concept is truly mind boggling, but fascinating none the less. Look at the rate of our computer technology and how it advances by leaps and bounds on a daily basis. Not so hard to imagine what Lungold and McKenna were talking about anymore, huh?
Both McKenna and Lungold made predictions for the year 2012 to be a year of renewal or an advancement of the human race into a new era of existence. They also both made predictions that we would master the technology of time travel, and although these predictions have fallen short, this does not discredit the fact that these guys seemed to better understand what was really meant by the Mayan Calendar and its mysterious end date. Sadly they were never to see their predictions come to light. Terrence McKenna died of brain cancer in the year 2000, and he was followed in death by Ian Lungold in 2005, also by cancer.
Mayan Calendar predictions of doomsday are truly a farce made by misinformed, modern day scholars. The fact remains that there were never any written records found actually stating that Dec. 21, 2012 is to be the last day Earth would exist. Study up on the Mayan Calendar and its history and decide for yourself what to believe.Best Survive 2012 Guide Click Here
December 21, 2012 Doomsday
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Dec. 21, 2012 is a date that is on the lips of people at every corner of the globe. On this date, according to several prophecies, mankind will face his doomsday. This apocalypse has been predicted in many forms. Everything from a massive comet or asteroid colliding with the Earth to a global nuclear war. The one thing that every man, woman and child has in common is that no one wants to die. No one wants to face the end. Is this Doomsday avoidable? Can we change or at least escape our foretold fate? Not likely.
The scenario is as follows: A comet will come from the far reaches of space and enter Earth’s atmosphere in the early morning hours of Dec. 21, 2012. This comet will strike the Large Hadron Collider, causing a massive radioactive explosion, which is unparalleled in human history. The area surrounding the site of the L.H.C. will be completely annihilated for over a thousand miles. This explosion will trigger countless volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, hurricanes and tsunamis on a global scale. The heating of the air will cause super tornadoes in cold regions where the air is much colder. Nuclear fallout and acid rain will fall from the blackened skies, causing radiation poisoning to the survivors of the initial explosion and natural disasters.
The collision of the comet and explosion of the L.H.C. will also cause the Earth to be thrown off balance from its axis. This will cause the wobble of Earth on its axis to greatly increase, causing extreme temperature fluctuations, which we will call super-seasons. This will also cause a shift in the magnetic poles, furthering the intensity of this change.
Everyone who survives the initial collision, explosion and following mega natural disasters will be burned by years of acid rain and nuclear fallout. The sky will be blackened and the sun will have trouble penetrating the thick layer of smog left over from the disaster. Plant life will begin to die off. This will cause a massive food shortage. Many who are left will also be faced with an intense radioactive poisoning, which will alter their brains, sending them into a frenzy. They will be starving from the food shortage and turn cannibal. In their frenzied state of mind, they will attack anyone they see and feed upon the flesh of their victims. Those who die by being eaten, when only partially consumed, will be returned to life by a radioactive enzyme found in the saliva of those already infected, and continue the cycle.The last survivors will realize that all of this could have been prevented if the 13 crystal skulls had been reunited at Stonehenge on the day that the Mayan Calendar ended.
Sounds a bit silly, huh? Will it be the doomsday as predicted by many notable prophets? Will it be another beautiful day? The only way to know for sure what will really happen on Dec.21, 2012 is to wait...and maybe pray...for what that day will bring.Best Survive 2012 Guide Click Here
End Of The World Predictions
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There are numerous sources from all points of time in the history of the world that have made predictions for the end of the world. From thousands of years ago all the way up to this present period in time, people have had a fascination with “the end”. Whether or not this morbid preoccupation has played a role in the predictions made by multiple prophets remains a mystery. The thing we do know is that many of these predictions all converge on one year: 2012.
The Holy Bible contains such a prophecy of doom for mankind. The Book of Revelation speaks of the breaking of seals and the unleashing of hell of Earth. Many people of modern times believe that we are living in those days spoken of in the Bible. We have been experiencing weather patterns that coincide with the prophecies, as well as wars, famine, diseases, and people dying every single day on a global level. Could this all be coincidence?
The prophecy of the popes was made by a Catholic priest from Ireland named Malachi. Malachi, who was later made a saint, made a pilgrimage to the Vatican and upon crossing the last ridge and seeing the city, he fell to his knees and began to prophesy. Saint Malachi predicted the names of every pope to come throughout the history of the Catholic church. To this day his predictions have been correct. The frightening aspect of this is that there are only two names left on his list. Upon the arrival of the last pope, the world is said to fall into great cataclysm.
Modern day prophets include Zecharia Sitchin and his claim of the twelfth planet called Nibiru and explanations of the origins of mankind. Terrence McKenna, who made predictions of time travel and a new age of existence for mankind. Ian Xel Lungold, who made light of the true meaning of the Mayan Calendar. Lungold also believed that the world would not end per say, but go into a new age or era. Nancy Lieder and her Planet X theory, which is somewhat similar to thing mentioned by Zecharia Sitchin. All of these prophets made predictions that were far from common to each other. They all have lived and worked within the last fifty years and all but one have died before seeing the fruition of their visions.
The most notable prophet of all history is the French healer/prophet Michel de Nostradame, commonly known as Nostradamus. Nostradamus made predictions that not only foretold the end of the world, but he also predicted numerous historical events from his lifetime to present. These events have shaped the world, some of which were happened hundreds of years after he died. This makes his prophecies for the end of the world very startling indeed.
The Mayan Calendar, Stonehenge, and the mysterious Crystal Skulls are a few more subjects that have been made infamous by their inclusion into theories of the end of the world. The Mayan Calendar and Stonehenge are primarily time keeping tools, both of which counting toward winter solstice of the year 2012. The Mayan Calendar counts forward like a clock, while Stonehenge counts down like a timer. The Crystal Skulls are believed to be of extraterrestrial origin. The skulls, thirteen in all, were said to be placed on Earth by aliens at several places around the world. Legend has it that the skulls must be brought together before the year 2012 or some untold mega disaster will destroy the planet.
The theories and predictions of the end of the world are as numerous as the day is long. Which ones are a real possibility? Know one knows for sure. The one thing we can be certain of is that the world is definitely changing. Predictions have been made of these changes, but are they coincidence? If not, is there anything we can do to change them?Best Survive 2012 Guide Click Here
Effects Of The Magnetic Pole Shift
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In recent years the people of planet Earth have been witness to many unusual weather phenomenon that are not readily explained. Hot weather followed the very next day by cold weather. Thunderstorms during times of the year that such events are extremely uncommon. Tornadoes in areas of the world where it is very unlikely for this to occur. Add hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis and increased volcanic activity and you have the makings of a very entertaining science-fiction movie, except that it’s no movie. These extreme weather events are occurring everyday all throughout the world. Some scientists believe this is the result of a magnetic pole shift taking place in the earth.
The Earth is protected by a magnetic field which has a pole that runs through the center of the planet. This pole is not a physical object, but rather the center of a field of gravity. This pole is commonly referred to as the Earth’s axis. The Earth wobbles on this axis, in turn creating the seasonal changes of the rising and setting of the sun and the weather. Animals use this magnetic field to navigate, much like we use a compass. In fact, compasses cannot properly function without the magnetic field of Earth. How does this effect weather and such? Good question.
The magnetic center of the planet Earth seems to be shifting south to south east, causing true north on compasses to be off by several degrees to the west. “Seems to be shifting” is how I call it, because in reality it’s the crust of the Earth that’s moving. This explains the increased earthquakes and volcanic eruptions over the past several years. This also explains the odd weather patterns. Think back to science class, when we learned about how the planet’s land masses came to reside in their current locations on the globe. For some people, this shifting magically stopped and the world is now and shall forever be the way we see it on a map. This is a wonderful theory, but it’s not based in reality. There is scientific proof that some mountains are growing taller every year at an astounding rate. This is due to plate tectonics of the shifting of the Earth’s crust. As the Earth shifts, so does the weather, for the equator will move as the land masses do, resulting in what appears to be a magnetic pole shift.
In 2011 in Florida, airport officials at Tampa International scrambled to correct an issue that is a direct result of the “pole shift”. Some of the busiest runways were closed because they point to geographical north. Although they have not physically moved, the magnetic pole shows them 10 degrees to the east, which can cause serious navigational issues for airline pilots. Birds and fish are suffering in the same way, as they use the magnetic fields to migrate. This explains how in areas around the world birds are falling from the sky and the fish are washed up on the shore lines.Best Survive 2012 Guide Click Here
Theories Of Zecharia Sitchin
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Zacheria Sitchin has been marked by experts as a charlatan and a fraud. His theories are classified as pseudocience and pseudohistoy by most reputable minds. There is little support and less patience for his work by his peers. However, Since his first work was published in the 1970's, Zacheria Sitchin has a faithful following of millions. His books have been translated into literally dozens of languages and are read world wide. Even after his death, Sitchin followers gain momentum, especially in the light of the 2012 predictions.
The theories of Zacheria Sitchin are not the dry, Nyquil flavored theories you might expect, given the topic of ancient Sumerian Cuniform but instead, are a fantastic collection of creativity that rival the fiction of Issac Asimov himself. They contain a race of living Gods, ancient astronauts, mysterious invisble planets and of course, predictions of the end of the world.
Sitchin attributes the ancient Sumerian civilization to an extraterrestrial race called the Anunnaki that were marooned here in 2000 BC. The Anunnaki, Sitchin claims, were long lived, and super intelligent beings who were hailed as gods and cross bred themselves with homo-erectus to create a slave race. Therefore, the God like cast aways are, according to Sitchin, the grandfathers of modern humanity.
Sitchen claims that the Anunnaki counted the sun and the moon along with the 8 planets, and that there is a 12th planet that travels in an elongated oval orbit around the sun and that the ancient astronauts, the Anunnaki have warned us that when the 12th planet, Niburu, passes by earth, there will be a planetary wide disaster. It has been speculated that the 2012 doomsday trigger will be this cataclysmic event.
These seem more like fairy tales than real science, but Zecharia Sitchin, born July 11th 1920 and died October 9th 2010, had some credibility. After all, he reportedly taught himself Sumerian Cuniform while working as an executive at a shipping company. He grew up in Israel and visited several Archeological digs.
There is no doubt that Zecharia Sitchin is a talented story teller, but what if he was on to something? What if it was like all the other major discoveries in history, maybe he was ridiculed and shunned BECAUSE he was on to something. Perhaps it really was the most significant thought of its time. Maybe if we had paid attention in the seventies, we'd be prepared when Niburu comes back through in late 2012 or when the Anunnaki come again right before.. or after.Best Survive 2012 Guide Click Here
Signs Of The End Times
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For as many generations as there have been men, “the end has been nigh”. The prophecies have been written down throughout the ages and from one generation to the next they are passed on. In recent years these signs of the end times have been strikingly similar to words written by the prophets of the Holy Bible. These signs include the boiling of the oceans and their turning red as blood, fire from the skies, and emphasis on a disruption of harmony on the planet as a whole.
It was said by Jesus Himself that there will be great wars that mankind must endure, especially close to the end times. In the twentieth century alone the world saw WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and all the conflicts in the Middle East of the past 20 years. The frightening thing is, these conflicts seem to only be getting worse. The spilling of oil out into the seas and the destruction of multiple species of animals and plants as a result is another biblical prophecy that has came to pass. It was written that a burning mountain would fall into the sea and the sea would turn as the color of blood. If you witnessed the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, you would know that the waters indeed turned red as blood after the Deep Sea Horizon exploded into “a mountain of fire”.
Nostradamus predicted that there would be a third world war. This is startling considering that he accurately predicted Hitler and World War II. Nostradamus also predicted the fall of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. He wrote about a fire in the sky and the “twin brothers” falling. Although this is vague, if you think about it, it actually describes what happened.
Another lesser known prophet was a Catholic priest named Malachi. Malachi made a trip to Rome and upon coming across the last hill and seeing the city it is said that he fell into a trance and began to prophecy. He predicted the names of every pope to live throughout history, until the final days. Those popes have all came to pass, save for two. This would place us ever so close to the end of days according to Malachi.
Other signs include the weather, in which has been increasingly violent as of the last few years. Hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes and volcanic eruptions have been common-place in the news in recent years. These patterns in the cycles of nature is another of the prophecies as written in the Holy Bible. The frequency of these events are happening at alarming rates.Are we on our way out? Is this the end of days? It would certainly appear that way if we heed the warnings passed down through history.Best Survive 2012 Guide Click Here
End Of The World 2012
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In the last few years there as been an overwhelming number of people that have supported the idea of the end of the world 2012. Whether it’s a cosmic event that brings mass destruction, or the threat of a third world war, the apocalypse certainly has many followers. Another way to look at this notion of 2012 being the year that the world ends is that maybe it won’t be catastrophic. Maybe it’ll be the emergence of some greatly needed super drug, or a new level of peace throughout the world that has never been achieved before in history. The end, but not the absolute end. The beginning of a new age or era.
In World War II mankind witnessed the destructive power of not one, but two nuclear bombs. This should have been enough to put a halt to the production of these weapons of mass destruction once and for all. There is only so much planet Earth after all, and I assure you it wasn’t made for taking nuclear blasts made by mankind. With this in mind, an era of peace, without the threat of wars, should have already been well underway. Mankind is a stubborn beast though, and we still haven’t quite grasped the idea. Maybe 2012 will be the year that the world’s people decide that it’s time to work together for the betterment of this great planet in which we exist. A new age in which every nation strives to help their neighbors, without the thought of gain or recompense. We can certainly hope for such a victory in life.
Many people follow a notion that the Mayan Calendar predicts the end of the world in 2012. This idea has never been documented by any scholar of Mayan history. It was never written that the Mayan civilization had a belief that Dec. 21, 2012 would be the apocalypse. This is a story fabricated by doomsayers. The only thing that we know for certain is that the Mayan Calendar ends on that date. Why is this such a terrifying thing? EVERY calendar ends EVERY year. Guess what people...WE’RE STILL HERE!!!!
I for one believe that the Mayan Calendar, being a long count calendar, ends on that date and signifies the start of a new age for all of mankind. A sort of evolution in the existence of our race and the way we live on this planet. The dawn of a new age in which peace blankets the world. An age of better technology, which is shared by mankind, instead of warred over. This is only my hope however, although it’s obviously better than the alternative. You decide what you believe.Best Survive 2012 Guide Click Here
2012 End Of The World
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When people hear the year 2012 mentioned, they usually paint vivid mental images of things to come. These images are associated with the things they may have heard on the news, on the Internet or by word of mouth through friends or co-workers. Although it will remain a mystery until the date finally arrives, there are many who believe that Dec. 21, 2012 will be the end of the world. We could look at popular ideas behind why this is, but there is always two sides to the coin. There are just as many people that believe that Dec. 21, 2012 will not be the end of the world.
When thinking of popular theories on this date, one that comes to mind, that seems to be the most far fetched is the Planet X or Nibiru theory. These two are commonly thought of and referred to as the same planet. The idea of Nibiru was first hypothesised by Zecharia Sitchin. Twenty years later, Nancy Lieder came up with Planet X, but quickly stated that she believed her Planet X and Sitchin’s Nibiru were the same. Sitchin stated that Nibiru was on an elongated orbit around our solar system, which brought it close to planet Earth every 3600 years. Lieder stated that Planet X was roughly four times the size of Earth. The question is, where are they in the universe? There is no proof to either of these theories. If there was another planet, especially of the proportions that Lieder stated, it would be visible with the naked eye. If it were to be passing close by or colliding with Earth in 2012, then it would be the brightest star in the sky.
A galactic alignment is another supposed theory in association with the end of the world. This is commonly believed to be the main idea behind the prophecies of the Mayan Calendar and theories regarding Stonehenge. The main idea around this is, in the year 2012 on the date of the winter solstice, the sun will rise in the center of the galaxy with all of the planets aligning behind it. Sounds like something big, until we realize that it happens every year on the winter solstice.
People are so ready to believe whatever they see or hear on the television that they forget that they have a choice as to whether or not to believe these things. Just because it’s on Youtube or written in a tabloid magazine, doesn’t make it true. Am I saying that there is no chance of a disastrous event on Dec. 21, 2012? Absolutely not. There is that chance every single day. Make up your own mind, which is the only real freedom anyone really has.Best Survive 2012 Guide Click Here