Less than Four Weeks and Counting…

That is, if you are one of those who’s bothering to count.

Less than four weeks from now, the election will be old news, Christmas holidays will have started for most people, and it will be the day AFTER the end-of-the-world.

Hm, I wonder what I’ll be getting for Christmas this year?

The Mayan Calendar will have come to its final day and on the 22nd of December, four weeks from now, the New Calendar will begin.

Not the end of the world, just the end of the calendar.

And, of course, most of the 2012 websites will slowly fade, vanishing from the internet vistas, and I will probably see a large reduction of interest in both this blog as well as sales of my book 12-20-2012; Our Last Golden Sunset? but that sort of thing is to be expected.

Then the groundskeepers will come in and clean up all the litter left lying around… that sort of thing.

But the question for many people who were not the thrillseekers-of-the-new-millenium will wonder what the heck the Mayans were talking about. Perhaps Carlos Barrios or another of the Mayan Council will release a new book to tell us what was really going on, if they even know.

Perhaps cooler heads will prevail and begin to look at what the Maya were really talking about. Believe me, it’s not that complicated.

They told us right up front what their story, their calendar, all the hoopla was really all about.

So, perhaps we should look at the possibility of a new correlation…

That is, if nothing really happens on the 21st of December.

Plans for Christmas?

On the uncertain off-chance that the world does not come to a flying stop on Friday the 21st of December, I hope you have made some plans for Christmas.

And I sincerely hope they are a bit more in the spirit of the season than “hunkering down in your survival cave” to weather the coming “end of the world”. I am certain a lot of preppers and cataclysmic buffs are planning to get in just such “safe zones” on the 21st… You know, just in case there is something coming to spoil our Christmas. Something more than a Grinch, at least.

As I have said before, if the Mayan Calendar comes to an end with the event I have written about many times previously, the world will – by necessity – become changed but it will not come anywhere near actually ending.

And I fervently hope there will not be any of the bizarre behavior displayed before other, similar, panics.

Remember Y2K and how the world was going to come to a screeching halt when 1/1/2000 rolled around? Many people went out and bought many large ticket items anticipating the infrastructure to collapse and leave them much better off than they would have otherwise been.

Unfortunately, the world continued as usual and all those items had to be returned.

Jeez! What an embarrassment!

So don’t go on a shopping spree for this Christmas anticipating the end.

It is not likely, and you will be – like others before – more than just a little embarrassed.

Let’s all have a safe and happy holiday season and welcome the coming golden age the Mayan were really talking about.

Yeah… right…