Global Crisis

Friday, January 15, 2010 10:39 - 2 Comments

Critical Junctures, Solar Cycle 2012 and the Global Predicament

Which way are WE headed? You do have a voice in the matter and every voice counts.

Those of you familiar with my work know that I study Maya-Meso-American Calendrics (MMAC). The MMAC system is not what we in the Western world understand as a calendar.

Only the most superficial details about MMAC have been popularized as the now infamous “Mayan Calendar” and its cycle renewal date of Dec. 21, 2012.

The poorly informed and opportunistic have attributed many erroneous meanings to the “end of the Mayan calendar” cycle.

The general and popular misconception is one of spectacular natural catastrophe. And there is not a single shred of evidence to substantiate any of the spectacularly catastrophic scenarios.

From my vantage point the catastrophe is upon us and it’s called Western Civilization version 1.0 gasping for its last few breaths as it strives to maintain the status quo at all costs.

What more calamity do we need in order to recognize that the world as a whole is in the grips of a serious and unprecedented socio-environmental crisis?

You might ask how is the world crisis, the solar sunspot cycle, critical junctures, 2012 and the Maya-Meso-American Calendrical system (MMAC) related.

This post relates the 5 aforementioned elements, but I will not get into deep technical details. Though, I will offer links for those interested in further reading. [Update: I have issued Critical Junctures Update #2 (CJ#2) entitled Exploring Tipping Points and “HYPER-DAY’S  in Human Systems Critical. In CJ#2 I review what has transpired between mid-September and mid-December 09.

Also out is Critical Junctures Update #3 entitled Tzolkin Cycle Hyper-Days and The Haiti Earthquake. Each new update sets forth new advisories and reviews of what has transpired between updates.

The Theme

In short MMAC calendrics is about tracking natural cycles and bio-rhythms that in essence guide  the evolution of all things. Cycles with themes and detectable to anybody interested in investigating. Continue…