I had been watching a television program on the Maya civilisation the other evening. I found it to be fascinating and became intrigued to learn more about them. So far, the information I have learned is very complex but extraordinary too.

Not wanting to rub it in too hard, but… I told you so! No doom. No gloom. No end of world.

Not wanting to rub it in too hard, but… I told you so! No doom. No gloom. No end of world.

Incurring or enduring pain on your body can make you beautiful. It had been the belief of the ancient Mayans. The controversial Mayan calendar has made global people to look closely at their culture and beliefs. One of such beliefs is the recent discovery of the archaeologists that the ancient Mayans suffered voluntarily a lot of pain to make themselves beautiful.

Like many people who get caught up in online hype and pseudo science, I find that fear and trepidation can begin to replace facts and logic. This is so true of the 12/21/12 "doomsday" rumor that has sold many books and CD’s, has propelled many to new heights in their seminar circuits, and has shone the spotlight on the Mayan Calendar as never before in history.

World gets ready for doomsday.

Has the Countdown for the Doomsday on 21 December, 2012 started? This time the rumors are stronger. This time the rumors are from four corners: human violence, nature, science and interpretations of God’s Word. But humanity is not for Doomsday; take courage, it is for a happy human life.

Predictions and prophecies about the "End Times" abound.

Hundreds of thousands of believers are flocking to Bugarach, France to be saved from Doomsday on December 21, 2012. An Alien Spaceship will rescue all who are near the sacred Pic De Bugarach Mountain before the apocalypse hits.

GUATEMALA – Archaeologists have unearthed the oldest calendar belongs to ancient Mayan civilization in an ancient house, in Central America. But in fact, a lot of calendar 2012 was associated with the apocalypse actually reveals another mystery.