The
effects of this phenomenon have been widely predicted to be at their maximum in
2012. However there is an alternative school of thought which believes that its
peak would occur a year earlier –late in 2011. In general, for many years, diverse
races and cultures, particularly aboriginal, throughout the world have
independently identified this “2012 era” date as being critical and considered
pivotal to future human well being and spiritual evolution. However,
forecasting of this kind is now redundant since the first symptoms of what is likely
to come have already made themselves apparent. Astonishingly there has been a
reluctance or unwillingness to accept this
reality that these difficult times are here now and that whatever the eventual
outcome might be, the next few years will be challenging at best and
catastrophic at worst.
In
the following list of subjects, there is ample evidence that things are
spinning out of control and that in some cases may be doing so exponentially. They
may be broken down into two significant groups:-
Group 1.
1.1. Astronomic
1.2. Tectonic
1.3. Meteorological
Group 2.
2.1. Political
2.2. Societal/religious
2.3. Economic
1. The first three are those over which we
have little control other than to perhaps mitigate their effects;
-
and
2. The second three comprises things over which we collectively,
given the resolve, have the power to totally restructure.
Group1 can be considered collectively since already it has
given ample evidence of its awesome presence. Astronomically we are now already
well within the 1998-2016 window of the Precession. The expected increase in
solar flares has not had really major adverse effects (-thus far!). However,
simultaneous with this there has been a massive increase in catastrophic geophysical
activity which could be connected -at least in part. The effect of some of
these earthquakes has been greatly augmented in some cases with attendant devastating
tsunamis. The so called “Ring of Fire”
has been particularly active from New Zealand through Sri Lanka and SE Asia and
earlier this year in Fukoshima, Japan. The
west has not escaped either, typically as witnessed by the devastating Haiti
earthquake of January 2010 and now as I write this in late October, there is breaking news of a large (7.3 Richter) earthquake in Turkey.
As
far as weather is concerned, who can argue that the extremes experienced around
the world are as severe as or more so than at any time in recorded history. In
some cases, particularly in North America, there have been
extraordinary local anomalies; so much in fact that in some regions some parts seem
to be on fire whilst others are
under water.
The
succession of hurricanes has wrought appalling devastation and suffering.
Katrina, one of the deadliest in the history of the United States which
virtually decimated the New Orleans area was the worst but just one of a seemingly
endless series. Tornadoes in 2011 are occurring at record pace. Worldwide, at least 566 people have perished due to tornadoes including an astounding 550 in the United States compared with 564 US deaths in the previous 10 years -combined!
Rain
deluges have become commonplace in 2011 and many parts of the world; floods have
resulted in total misery and the ruination of the local inhabitants. In Bangkok in particular,
the current flooding is horrendous, whilst in other parts of the world, particularly in Africa the complete opposite is occurring with extreme
drought conditions and with it acute water shortage, famine and starvation.
Another major consideration concerns the ongoing melting of polar ice. Should the melting be sufficient to expose the heat-absorbing tundra beneath, there will be a corresponding acceleration in the rate of ice melt. The consequent rise in sea level will pose an increasing threat to low lying regions of the world. These climate changes being experienced are unlikely to moderate in the short
term. In addition to human influences there seems to be evidence of an
unrelated increase in temperatures due to solar variations. Nevertheless, everything possible must be
done to reduce the trend. As has already
been loudly proclaimed, we must stop the incredibly inefficient and damaging
practice of burning things to get energy. It is now more than ever essential to fully develop every
existing alternative and particularly to establish once and for all the
feasibility of the exotic and elusive Zero Point Energy .
Group 2, despite the fact that it is fully manageable there
continues to be an escalation in all three of the individual factors. All are the
results of power grabbing, mind control of the population or insatiable greed
–sometimes all three!
There
seems to be an escalation in the rattling of significantly more deadly weapons than
sabres in certain countries such as North Korea and Iran with India and
Pakistan not far behind..
Attempts to introduce some form of democracy in
many Islamic states seems doomed to failure since the basic tenets of their
doctrine are not consistent with the notion in which all the people have an
equal say in decisions that affect their lives. It should encompass
social, economic and cultural conditions that enable the free and equal
practice of political self-determination. The deadly and seemingly
insatiable appetite for extreme violence by the Taliban continues unabated. Suicide
bombing continues, fuelled in the main by willing participants spawned from the
pathetic ignorance and life-long mind control of uneducated young followers. Now
we hear the U.S. is withdrawing its troops from Iraq by the end of 2011.What
then?
Even when considering the current “Arab Spring” uprisings across the
Middle East, a successful outcome based upon past experience is likely to
result in a revised form of population control -different faces, -same
oppression. Sadly there are signs that
this seems to be occurring already in recently liberated Egypt. It will be
interesting to follow the fortunes of Libya following the uprising there and the
death of Gaddafi with Syria and Yemen amongst others waiting in the wings. In other faith-based groups too, there has
been an unfortunate escalation in fundamentalism, presumably due to feelings of
powerlessness and insecurity.
The
current state of world economics is front and centre in current news. Even when
faced with impending financial meltdown there is still reluctance to bite the
bullet. Current demonstrations in Greece and elsewhere against proposed austerity
measures are responded to with strident demands for increases in social
spending from non-existing financial resources. Their frustration is
understandable since the current debacles were not directly of their making.
The
current “Occupy” demonstrations and sit-ins worldwide, whilst being effective
in raising public awareness, in general seems to lack focus with several
unconnected groups using some protests to air their own particular disparate agendas.
All this noise is unlikely to faze the wealthy and powerful 5% who it is claimed
control the distribution of wealth with the ultimate objective of creating a
New World Order. Should the other 95% develop a cohesive strategy utilising a
rifle rather than a shotgun approach, it is likely to become (-hopefully without literally resorting to the means implied by the preceding metaphor!), less peaceful and benign. Across the vastness of China,
regional inequities are on the increase, but now with greatly improved
communications, it is becoming increasingly difficult to conceal this from the masses.
The notion of up to one billion unhappy people taking issue with the status quo
is too mindboggling to envisage.
Whatever
the catalyst for change might be, global stability and ongoing development
requires a quantum change in perception with a resetting of all behavioural datums to those solely beneficial to the world in general and to the human predicament in particular.
Is
all this the manifestation of arcane prophesy or merely an extraordinary coincidence? Whatever the reason,
the period from now until the end of 2012 (and for some time thereafter), is likely to be one
for the history books.
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