Did a comet hit Earth the last time the Mayan calendar ended?
What happened the last time the Mayan calendar ended? According to Mayan myths, the current creation was the result of a great flood that destroyed the previous creation. The description of this event in Mayan historical chronicles sounds like an eyewitness… [more]
Why the Maya calendar starts in 3114 BC
Dr. Mike Baillie at the Queen's University in Belfast, Ireland has made a very interesting discovery. He noticed that peaks in ammonium and nitrate in the ice core record, signatures of comet impacts with Earth, occur on or near baktun endings in the… [more]
Mayan 2012 Prophecies…or Predictions?
This article is now featured in the e-book Mayan Calendar Prophecies | Part 1: Predictions for 2012 and Beyond. It is the first part in the four-part Mayan Calendar Prophecies e-book series which includes the titles below. All four parts are compiled… [more]
Mayan Predictions for 1993-2012
Many of the Mayan predictions for the years 1993-2012 were quite accurate. The Maya predicted everything from Colony Collapse Disorder (a disease that annihilates beehives) and the genetic engineering of food crops to the advent of the World Wide Web.… [more]
Mayan Predictions for 2012-2032
This article is now featured in the e-book Mayan Calendar Prophecies | Part 1: Predictions for 2012 and Beyond. It is the first part in the four-part Mayan Calendar Prophecies e-book series which includes the titles below. All four parts are compiled… [more]
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New Book Reveals the Science Behind Mayan Prophecies
The new book, Mayan Calendar Prophecies: Predictions for 2012-2052, takes a scientific approach to the often overhyped and sensationalized topic of the Mayan calendar and 2012 prophecies. The author begins by revealing that the ancient Maya believed in a 256-year cycle that governed the rise and fall of civilizations. The Maya divided this 256-year cycle into thirteen 20-year periods called katuns. They developed predictions for each katun by looking back through their extensive written histories and … Read entire article »
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City-killer asteroid near misses Mexico
Residents of Mexico were literally left shaken on May 23, 2016 as an enormous asteroid entered Earth’s atmosphere setting off sonic booms and bright flashes. At first residents believed the tremors were from an earthquake or volcanic eruption until they saw the entire night sky turn as bright as daylight. According to media accounts, “The fireball was so bright, it lit up five different states and shook houses with loud explosions.”
Astronomer Jose … Read entire article »
Mayan Predictions
Mayan 2012 Prophecies…or Predictions?
This article is now featured in the e-book Mayan Calendar Prophecies | Part 1: Predictions … Read more »
Mayan Predictions for 1993-2012
Many of the Mayan predictions for the years 1993-2012 were quite accurate. The Maya … Read more »
Mayan Predictions for 2012-2032
This article is now featured in the e-book Mayan Calendar Prophecies | Part 1: Predictions … Read more »
Mayan Mythology
Did a comet hit Earth the last time the Mayan calendar ended?
What happened the last time the Mayan calendar ended? According to Mayan myths, the … Read more »
Mayan Flood Myth Decoded in New Book
Mayan Calendar Prophecies | Part 3: Cycle of Cosmic Catastrophes takes a look at … Read more »
New book takes fresh look at Mayan mythology of Kukulkan
The new e-book, Mayan Calendar Prophecies | Part 2: 2012 The Return of Kukulkan, takes … Read more »
Mayan News
City-killer asteroid near misses Mexico
Residents of Mexico were literally left shaken on May 23, 2016 as an enormous … Read more »
Asteroid near-miss an ominous sign for the future?
This weekend Russian scientists reported Earth barely escaped an impact with a fast-moving asteroid. … Read more »
Mega-Disaster in 10,500 BC?
The myths and legends of Native American cultures record a time when destruction came … Read more »
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Why the Maya calendar starts in 3114 BC
Dr. Mike Baillie at the Queen's University in Belfast, Ireland has made a very interesting discovery. He … Read more »
Iron Jewelry in Egyptian Tomb Proof of 3300 BC Impact Event?
[caption id="attachment_465" align="aligncenter" width="586"] The metal in an Egyptian iron bead dating from around 3,300 BC has … Read more »
20 Years of Rain in 2300 BC?
Evidence is mounting that something catastrophic happened on Earth around 2300 BC. Recent genetic research has revealed … Read more »
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Asteroid near-miss an ominous sign for the future?
This weekend Russian scientists reported Earth barely escaped an impact with a fast-moving asteroid. According to Vladimir Lipunov of the Moscow State University and the Sternberg Astronomical Institute, “[The asteroid] was discovered on Friday night by our station near Lake Baikal and nine hours later it flew within 11,300km of the Earth’s surface, below the orbit of … Read entire article »
Mega-Disaster in 10,500 BC?
The myths and legends of Native American cultures record a time when destruction came from the sky and destroyed all the giant animals. These legends seem to describe events surrounding the last great mass extinction, that of the Ice Age megafauna around 10,500 BC. The latest research seems to corroborate these ancient Native American legends and reveals … Read entire article »
20 Years of Rain in 2300 BC?
Evidence is mounting that something catastrophic happened on Earth around 2300 BC. Recent genetic research has revealed that ancient Europeans vanished from the continent around 2500 BC (give or take a couple hundred years.) Several temples at the Mayan site of Palenque record catastrophic events occuring around 2300 BC as well. The description of the event in the … Read entire article »
Iron Jewelry in Egyptian Tomb Proof of 3300 BC Impact Event?
According to an inscription in Temple XIX at the Mayan site of Palenque, a catastrophic event occurred around 3300 BC. In my book, Mayan Calendar Prophecies, I argued that this event sounded remarkably like a meteor impact event. Now scientists have found jewelry in Egyptian tombs made from meteoric iron that dates to, you guessed it– 3300 … Read entire article »
Mathematicians Predict Future with Past Data
As I argued in my book, Mayan Calendar Prophecies, the Maya were not really prophets as much as they were scientists. Their “priests” were more similar to modern-day scientists and were using information about the past in order to make predictions about the future. Today we call this “forecasting” not prophecy and the only thing one needs … Read entire article »
Ancient Europeans Vanished Around 2500 BC
According to Mayan “mythology”, i.e., ancient historical texts, Earth has undergone multiple catastrophes over the ages. Descriptions of these events sound remarkably like meteor bombardments. Scientists studying meteor impact events have noted that one such bombardment appears to have occurred around 2400 BC. Now new evidence from geneticists have shown that something drastic happened to Europe’s population … Read entire article »
Russian Fireball Won’t Be Last Surprise Asteroid Attack
As I noted in my book Mayan Calendar Prophecies: Predictions for 2012-2052, the time period after December 21, 2012 should see an increase in catastrophes such as meteor airburst and impact events like the one that took place in Russia on February 15, 2013. I made this assessment based on my interpretation of the ancient writings and … Read entire article »
Russian meteor predicted by Mayan prophecies?
The meteor that exploded over southern Russia is just the opening act of a new age of disasters predicted by Mayan prophecies says the author of the book Mayan Calendar Prophecies. In fact, these “prophecies” were more like scientific forecasts based on the discovery of a repeating cycle of such cosmic catastrophes the author argues. The ancient … Read entire article »
Mayan message of doom carved on north Georgia boulder, new research reveals
Did the ancient Maya come to north Georgia and carve a record of an ancient cosmic catastrophe on a giant boulder there? That is precisely what the latest research published today reveals.
The giant boulder in question is known as the Forsyth Petroglyph. A petroglyph is simply a rock featuring engraved designs. First discovered in the early 1800s, the Forsyth Petroglyph … Read entire article »
