Ian Xel Lungold - Mayan Calendar Comes North - 6 of 16

[asskickingness11]

Homo-Erictus and Homo-Sapien

no homo

[ucvessel]

The indigenous explanations of things are so much more interesting than the simplistic and boring scientific ones.

[mararies20]

HAHA I LOVE IT....HE SAYS ITS NOT A COINCIDENCE....WE'RE ON A SCHEDULE....AND SOMEONE'S CLOCK BEEPS!

[JohnnyBgood2012]

WONDERFUL!

[JESUSisKINGphil210]

So what is it? Creation or the big bang? It can't be both. He's using multiple religious beliefs to explain his.

[Agui007]

One thing that Ian was definitely NOT wrongabout was how much faster time will feel to move. He was spot on there!

[wlodzio47]

According to Slavic-Aryan calendar white human appearance on earth was 8 billions years ago. Slavic calendar is much more sophisticated an complex. For example we have 3 different times heaven time, wela time ,earth time. 1 heavenly day=7456342 earth day.

Of course his interpretation is a BS. This is big liar to cover up human origin

and our connection to universe (God)

[zazus]

i beg your pardon, i will get whatever up i want to. it is my choice what i get up or not. you are welcome to not get anythihg up. whatever suits you. be down down down if you like. it really is a free will universe, contrary to what victim role you may currently be choosing to experience at this moment in time. it is just a wee role on the galaxy stage... Enjoy your role, if you don't, just click your heels and be off. Don't believe me? you have to find it in your heart...

[Yamakashi1]

you divide it by 20 man?

[Yamakashi1]

dont get your hopes up

[centariprime]

He's talking about Australopithecus, but there is paleontological evidence of a Archaic ape called Ardipithecus that existed 5-4.4 million years ago. Not only that, but Australopithecus is not pinned at 2 milliion years ago. It is a range between 4-2 million years ago. I think he's a little off

[salvadormarley]

He was just trying to sell a book.

[BlackLookingGlass]

Just trying to sell a book? Well, he's one of the best actors I know then.. Could you expound on your statement at all?

[alienspacecentereast]

His presentation is based on Dr. Calleman's book. You can have honest intentions, also if you are in a monetary system, where honest intentions and common sense don´t fit...

[Stijnvanmele]

All these things remind me of the game 'Spore', same evolutional schedule :)

[funability1]

Very interesting.....at the very least, there are many interesting points to ponder, not all information has to be exacting to explore the possibilities.Thank You for posting.

[yogiearth]

I wonder if he liked Sitchins work?

[yogiearth]

no kinding, I love this stuff. Ian was a gift!

[nos1lig]

Don´t pay attention to these silly comments. Do as I do. Ignore´em.

[mims1945]

tas pendejo.

[nos1lig]

chupa meu pau. seu merdinha de bosta

[newbetterandhappy]

Each cycle is 20x shorter than the last, but each cycle has 13 parts. When I commented, I thoght he meant it had 20, parts 14-20 were somewhat dormant.

Jumping around: cycles are like apples and oranges: Creation, Life (doesn't realy fit lifes # in wikipedia), families? (doesn't breast feeding count as much?), Man (date is nebulous), culture (same), law, power??? (waterwhell 240bc) -- apples and oranges.

[Yamakashi1]

what

[newbetterandhappy]

Sounds like he's monkeying around with the facts.

So we go through 13 stages and then nothing happens for the next 7?

Evolution is evolutionary - it does not go through jumps like this. He's just picking points on a timeline and calling them significant.

[BlackLookingGlass]

What do you mean the next seven? There are 13 "days and nights" for every cycle. The days and nights, and the length of the cycle in general get shorter and shorter. The number of stages are the same. He "is" saying that some things coincide with this time line. He is "not" saying anything about evolution "jumping" around..

[Iseeyoursoul]

I don't know a bout that ... "mammalian" cycle!?

[Yamakashi1]

yeah what

[whatiamidoing]

fascinating