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By José Argüelles
On December 11, 2007, a front-page attention grabbing news story reported that the Arctic Ice cap was melting at an alarmingly faster rate than previously thought. Instead of being gone by 2040, at the present rate, studies show melt-down of the Arctic ice cap will occur by the end of summer 2012.
In fact, this past summer there was 23% less ice floating in the Arctic Ocean than last year. On top of it, there is now great concern about the Greenland ice shelf sliding into the sea much sooner than later. This would be in line with Eskimo prophecies predicting that Greenland would be ‘tropical’ by 2010.
There is no question about it: Every year the pace picks up, the technology becomes more complex and speedy, and no one seems to be able to stop or do anything about it. Everything the human does is locked into the mental abstraction of these years numbered 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 – and then the screen goes blank. Is there a built in mechanism of accelerating insanity in this notion of time that grips everyone whose mind is locked into the belief that it is no longer 2007, but 2008?
People wake up on the morning after and know that nothing changed – and yet, there is this dread. Did something happen? Why is it going faster? This can only be the momentum to catastrophe, isn’t there a moment when things can’t go any faster? And then what? Mysterious signs appear in the sky, iridescent lights, clouds oddly resembling UFOs hovering over the cities, but people are too busy texting on their mobiles to take notice. People don’t even know they are in a box, so how can you expect them to get out of the box and take a different view?
The Earth Hour on March 31, intended to draw attention to the reality of global warming, may actually be a chilling presage of a world where the lights have gone out – for good, like a prolonged Day the Earth Stood Still. Only this time when the Earth Stands Still – which it may well do during a pole shift – it could be a while before anyone figures out that the lights won’t turn on again. Is that what is ahead?
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JOSE ARGUELLES, along with Stanislav Grof, Graham Hancock, Daniel Pinchbeck, John Major Jenkins,
Jacque Fresco, Roxanne Meadows, and Miguel Angel Vergara
will be coming together at
The Prophets Conference 2012 Tipping Point in Cancun 22-29 January 2010.
Full information is available at www.greatmystery.org/events/cancun2012.html.
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JOSÉ ARGÜELLES is the man who first introduced the date December 21, 2012 into mass consciousness with The Mayan Factor. The initiator of the Harmonic Convergence global peace meditation of 1987, Argüelles is also the founder of the annual Whole Earth Festival (1970) in California, and one of the originators of the Earth Day concept. |
Following a life-changing vision at age 14, atop the Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan, Mexico, Arguelles began a lifelong journey to discover the underlying mathematics and prophecies associated with the Mayan calendar. By uncovering the Mayan codes, Arguelles discovered the telepathic nature of time. He also realized that the human species is living in artificial time, which is disrupting its planetary environment and destroying its civilization.
To expand his vision of world peace, Arguelles co-founded of the Planet Art Network (PAN) and the World Thirteen Moon Calendar Change Peace Movement. He is presently Director of the Galactic Research Institute of the Foundation for the Law of Time, and most recently convened the First Bioregional Noosphere Congresses held at numerous sites world-wide. Through the Noosphere II research project he is exploring synchronic time and states of consciousness, co-producing the seven voume series, Cosmic History Chronicles, and promoting the vision of Earth as a work of art.
www.lawoftime.org
www.noosphereforum.org
Full Information - www.greatmystery.org/events/cancun2012.html
For more information:
Call (1) 505-559-4632 USA or (44) 020 8133 4994 UK
email: 2012 Tipping Point
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