2012 - Apocalypse or New Sun ?

In the ancient cities of the Maya, Grand Elder "Wandering Wolf" talks about 2012, the end of the world, the New Sun and the ancestral knowledge of the Shift of the Ages.

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• 2012
• Maya
• december 21
• indigenous
• native
• prophecy
• end of the world
• American
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• Mayan
• Mayan Calendar
• Don Alejandro
• Wandering Wolf
• Ancient
• Sacred
• Shift
• Shift of the Ages
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[bitchgotOWNED]

I am of white European descent, and after slowly learning how much smarter the Mayans, Chinese, and other isolated ethnic groups really were, and how much hard we tried to destroy their culture because it was not Christian enough for us, I can honestly say I am disgusted at the legacy we have left on the world, we have spread our pathetic materialistic culture and hypocritical religious values across the world. America would be a much different place if Native Americans were "in power"

[uncleezra1]

@felixamicus

Yes, this is a big misunderstanding. The Maya never did disappear as a people but their civilization did, for whatever reason. Individually, they drifted off from their population centers and settled with other groups throughout Central America. This is especially fortunate for us because their Shamen still carry the philosophy and every one that I know of is solid on one fact. 2012 is not the end of the world- it is the end of an age and nothing to be feared.

[bitchgotOWNED]

@vagusnerves I watched your link and Ill admit thats a pretty blatant smearing of Hong Kong and a shameful use of media to propagate hateful opinions. This will only pressure people who are weak minded to consider this opinion and anger Hong Kong citizens. This guy has made the Hong Kong/Mainland tension worse for the sake of being an opinionated asshole. Thats said, I still believe ancient China made incredible technological strides that Western Europe would have never imagined.

[bitchgotOWNED]

@Brotherhoodbikechief In which case? You seem to be agreeing with my point

[Brotherhoodbikechief]

@bitchgotOWNED well in that case how many other major religions dominate large parts of europe? none... just the various branches of christendom