Thursday, December 20, 2012. New York City – Last week was 12/12/12, which only happens once every 100 years and Tomorrow is 12/21/2012. Some people say, the Mayan calendar is set to end on Friday, December 21st, 2012.
No, the world is not ending on Friday, December 21, however everyday we can start a new world. A better world!
Jueves, 20 de Diciembre, 2012. Ciudad de Nueva York – La semana pasada fue 12/12/12, lo que sólo ocurre una vez cada 100 años y mañana es 12/21/2012. Algunas personas dicen que el calendario Maya está configurado para finalizar en Viernes, 21 de diciembre 2012.
No, el mundo no se acaba el Viernes, 21 de Diciembre, sin embargo, cada dia podemos iniciar un nuevo mundo. Un mundo mejor.
reporta que el mundo no se termina y que “un grupo de arqueólogos, epigrafistas, intelectuales, promotores culturales, investigadores y descendientes de los mayas elaboraron la “Declaratoria Oxlajuj Baq’tun-Baktun Trece-2012” en la cual aclaran que esas 7 profecías no fueron escritas por los mayas, “no tienen ningún sustento epigráfico, científico, histórico o de tradición oral”, sino que “surgieron de la imaginación de Fernando Malkún o de alguna otra persona que no tiene nada que ver con la cultura maya”.
Some people really believe, the world will end on Friday, December 21, 2012. The Huffington Post has a live Updates On The Mayan Apocalypse (LIVEBLOG).
NASA says, “Dec. 21, 2012, won’t be the end of the world as we know, however, it will be another winter solstice.”
CNN reports that, “Some believe the world is coming to an end Friday — on 12/21/12 — which is when an important phase on the ancient calendar of the Mayan people terminates. Mayans don’t buy it.
At least the ones living in the city of Merida, Mexico, don’t. Neither does anyone in the Mayan village of Yaxuna. They know the calendar their ancestors left them is about to absolve a key phase — the end of an era and the heralding of a new one — but they don’t think we’re all gonna die.”
12/19/2012 – Beautiful sunset in New York City.
12/20/2012 – Gorgeous sunrise. Far Rockaway. Queens, New York City.
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