It matters less what the ancient Mayans thought, or what Nostradamus thought . . . but rather, what are "we" thinking?.
My personal hope is that this unique novel will entertain, but as with all good fiction, also offer food for thought - contributing to a more hopeful vision of possible futures that we are all creating together.
While riveting, some of these are a bit gloomy, as media likes to focus on scary stuff - it sells more ad space - so keep in mind what Nostradamus explained 'nothing is set in stone, we as humans have free will, and a great ability to affect our future.'
Enjoy!
- Bill Douglas, author of 2012: The Awakening
The videos to the right, are filled with fascinating information, however, this one below I find most appealing, for it speaks of how this approaching year of 2012, can be an opportunity for us to re-think where we want to go . . . together.
Below is a fascinating take
on what 2012 may hold for us:
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His sister ... recounted how in the dream his mother (who had died) had said he shouldn't have self doubt and should [keep writing].
-- The South China Morning Post
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'Web-bot project' makes prophecy of 2012 apocalypse
Web-bot technology has moved apocalyptic prophecy into the internet age, predicting that the world will end on 21 December 2012.
The Telegraph, United Kingdrom, 24 Sep 2009
The crystal ball: outmoded technology?
Conspiracy theorists on the web have claimed that the bots accurately predicted the September 11 attacks and the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami, and that they say a cataclysm of some sort will devastate the planet on 21 December, 2012.
The software, similar to the spiders that search engines use to index web pages, were originally developed in the 1990s to predict stock market movements . . .
Read entire article.
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| History Channel - 2012 and Earth Changes |
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| NOSTRADAMUS 2012 - The History Channel |
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