As 2009 is rapidly passing, I have been approached by many friends asking, “What do you think of all of this 2012 non-sense?” I had to admit I hadn’t given it much thought except for the attention to the Mayan Long Calendar I had studied years ago (many years ago) in college.
Needless to say, soon after these conversations, everything that crossed my desk had “2012” somewhere in the title or the summary. I started to research what is behind this 2012 phenomenon, which is building steam even as this article is being written.
What began as a study of the year 2012 quickly turned into a study of cycles. What many have come to believe throughout the generations as the apocalyptic end of our age as defined in the Mayan culture and calendars is actually a stunning convergence of cycles.
Cycles impact our everyday life. Many of which are so in-grained in our daily routines we do not even think about them. The definitions of these cycles and the impact of their convergence on the times in which we live are the focus of this series.
Definition
Most of us have been taught to think linearly, as in the use of historical time lines, to explain where mankind has been in history, where we are now, and where we are (click for the rest of this article)
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