References About The Apocalypse 2012

Scientists in Mexico returned to find that strengthen the Mayan inscriptions predictions of impending doom in 2012.

Scientists have discovered inscriptions at Mayan sites in the bay Tabasco Tortuguero that had stunned the world because of the inscription contains a prophecy of doom in 2012. Judgement Day is based on the interpretation of some of the circles shown in the inscription was associated with Bolon Yokte, mysterious Mayan god associated with war and creation.

During this time, the inscriptions of Tortuguero is the only reference about the end of 2012. But now, the National Institute of Anthropology and History in Mexico announced that in fact there is another inscription refers to the estimated end of 2012. The inscription was discovered several years ago on the site Comalcalco, west of Tabasco.

Unlike other inscriptions, inscription Comalcalco made from red bricks so-called Brick Comalcalco. The inscription has been a debate among scientists in recent years. There are scientists who say that the text of the inscription refers to the Day of Judgement on December 21, 2012. However, some are saying December 23, 2012. Remains unclear.

David Stuart, an expert in epigraphy University of Texas at Austin, said the inscription contains a calendar circle, a combination of day and month positions are repeated every 52 years. The date stamped on the inscriptions associated with the end of Baktun (each 394 year period) to-13. Number 13 is sacred number in view of the Maya.

Baktun end of the 13, if the interpretation is correct, will fall on December 21, 2012, which may be the end of the world. However, Stuart said that that interpretation could be wrong. The date in question may have already occurred in the past, referring to major events in the classical era.

“There is no reason that it can not refer to dates in the past, describing events in the classical period. In addition, the third letter in the inscription seems to refer to the verb Huli, ‘He came’. There is no marker of the future, which in my mind , meaning that the date in the form of Comalcalco more history than future, “explains Stuart, Friday (11/25/2011).

Is it true there will be a doomsday in 2012? The answer, no one knows. But the National Institute of Anthropology and History has long maintained that the 2012 doomsday Mayan is associated with a less precise interpretation. The Maya sees life as a cycle, begins and ends on a regular basis, not as ordinary view that the world will actually end.