MAYAN PREDICTION DATE

DECEMBER 21, 2011

     In the Mayan ancient city of Coba is found a stone with four dates. Three of the dates are in the second half of the 8th Century AD. The fourth date is December 21, 2011. (1)    

   For this date in the near future, note the planet/star pattern which is symmetric with respect to the Sun/Galaxy Center. Galaxy Center refers to the center of the Milky Way Galaxy. The J-N 61.7 angle is opposite the Sun-S 61.7 angle. In addition,the Sun-Jupiter (Sun-J) angle of 121.1 is exactly equal to and overlapping with the Saturn-Neptune (S-N) angle of 121.1!

   The Mayan mathematicians and astronomers clearly thought this would be a significant event date. 

2011 SUN-JUPITER-STAR SUBPATTERN

    Note the similarity of angular separations of about 120 degrees in this subpattern of the above composite pattern.

2011 ECLIPTIC SIDE VIEW

    In this side view of the ecliptic plane, again note the similarity in angular values of about 120 degrees composed of three energetic stars. The combination effect of the previous view and this view means that energy from significant sources will converge on the earth in a three-dimensional symmetric fashion at the end of the year 2011.

     Regulus, Deneb, Achernar, Jupiter and the Sun form a 3-dimensional pattern which somewhat resembles the common TV antenna found on the top of many homes!

MAYAN PREDICTIVE DATE

DECEMBER 21, 2012

GEOCENTRIC VIEW

      A second Mayan prediction date is December 21, 2012. From Earth's perspective, this date shows that both Venus and Jupiter are lined up along the Antares-Aldebaran Axis. At the same time, Saturn will be in a position which completes a "Double K" pattern. During the 1982 eruption of El Chichon in Mexico, Jupiter was in a similiar position.

2012 HELIOCENTRIC VIEW

      In this Heliocentric, or Sun-centered view of the 2012 Mayan date, a four-axis tetrad, or group of four, is apparent. This tetrad is composed of the following elements: 1) Uranus, 2) Jupiter-Aldebaran, 3) Regulus and 4) Venus-Saturn enhanced by energy from Spica. This combination should set up shear (adjacent and opposite) forces on the Sun's surface simliar to a terrestrial thrust fault earthquake.

     (1) AAA Travel Video Series,  Mexico: Yucatan, VHS IVC Entertaiment International Video Corporation, 1995, ISBN 1562512048