2012 News Jun/Jul/Aug 2006

(from 2012: Dire Gnosis) www.diagnosis2012.co.uk

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• Predictions of 2006 and 2012 Received in Meditative State
• The Tortuguero Prophecy: Just after the previous update, it emerged into the public domain that there is a monument from the Classic era of the Maya that shows the end-date of the 13-baktun cycle in December 2012 and is accompanied by a prophecy that supports previous conclusions on this site concerning the Chilam Balam prophecies. This is an important development since it should silence all those who say that the end of the 13-baktun cycle would have been of no significance to the Maya, or that the cycle actually had 20 baktuns and will not end for hundreds of years, or that it was too far into the future for them to have been interested, or that the prophecies were all distorted by Christian ideas. This is the only surviving prophecy of 2012 to be discovered so far, apart from the distorted Chilam Balam prophecies. Read the brand new translation of the inscription... 
• 2012- The Return of Quetzalcoatl - A DiaGnosis Review: Daniel Pinchbecks first book, Breaking Open the Head, about the authors travels around the world, meeting shamans and sampling their sacred hallucinogenic medicines, was widely acclaimed. Thus his next book 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl was awaited impatiently by many, and being published by Penguin, had the advantage of pre-sales hype, and pre-orders awaiting its release.  Dire Gnosis reviews Pinchbeck's latest offering and offers him right of reply...
• "Jaguar Prophet of Our Time" Sinks His Teeth In: Swedish biologist Carl Calleman thought Diagnosis2012 was ignoring him, and started circulating rumours that the site prefers to consider catastrophe theories than ones based around an evolution of consciousness. Calleman's theory was not discussed here originally because I was just about to post a review of his book when Diagnosis2012 hosted the Jenkins/Calleman debate. I held off with the review to retain impartiality, so that the debate could proceed without any outside influence, but Calleman is right - now is the time to review his theory, which has become so well circulated that some are now calling it "the Mayan calendar". So here is the "Calleman Solution" - the Dire Gnosis review of Calleman's first book, Solving the Greatest Mystery of Our Time, The Mayan Calendar.

• 2012 and the Harvest of the End Times (Review): Does this book live up to the hype or is it just an insult to the intelligence?

• 2012-Year of the Apocalypse - A DiaGnosis Review: Is this worth reading?

• Berringer's Ancient Gods and 2012 - Another DiaGnosis Review: Chariots of the Gods plus a 2012 angle.

• NASA Predicts Massive Solar Storm in 2012: Several space scientists have recently agreed that we are due for solar storms culminating in 2012 with likely damage to satellites and electric grid systems.

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• How To Survive 2012 - Patrick Geryls new website

• The 2012 Agenda: Brad Bartholemews response to reading Beyond 2012 and the articles on Crop Circle Connector by C. Lewis, the Australian Scientist, plus Geoff Strays articles about the so-called Mayan crop formations of 2004 and 2005. Brad considers Russian discoveries about DNA and what this may mean for 2012.