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2012 & the Mayans

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Mayans, Olmecs, & Izapans
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2012 & Galactic Alignment I
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2012 & Galactic Alignment II
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Date:

09-19-07

Host:

George Noory

Guests:

Dannion Brinkley, John Major Jenkins

Author and researcher John Major Jenkins returned for a discussion on the Mayans and 2012. He first began researching the Mayan calendar in the early 1990s and discovered that their Long Count calendar (which ends on Dec. 21, 2012) originated with the Mayan's predecessors, the Izapans and the Olmecs. It was Jenkins who first made the connection between the galactic alignment and 2012/Mayan tradition.

The sun is due to align with the Milky Way's galactic center in 2012, as part of a 26,000 year cycle. But rather than viewing this cycle as going around in circle, Jenkins suggested it could be thought of as the expansion and contraction of a circle. We're not coming to the end of time, but to the "center of time," he explained, adding that we have the opportunity to connect with our true source/center during this period.

The galactic "alignment zone" is a gradual occurrence, and Jenkins is not necessarily expecting calamity to occur in 2012. "We need to look beyond the apocalypse veil, towards transformation and renewal," he commented.

Dannion Update

First hour guest Dannion Brinkley, marking the anniversary of his first (9/17/75) and third (9/17/97) near death experiences, discussed the spiritual realms he traveled to during these episodes such as the "blue-gray place." He also spoke about his volunteer work with The Twilight Brigade.

Bumper Music

Bumper music from Wednesday September 19, 2007

1. Apurimac
Cusco
2. Baker Street
Gerry Rafferty
3. Black Magic Woman
Santana
4. Black Magic Woman
Santana
5. Ebony Eyes
Bob Welch
6. Free Fallin'
Tom Petty
7. I Can See for Miles
The Who
8. In Your Eyes
Peter Gabriel
9. Inca Dance
Cusco
10. Key Largo
Bertie Higgins
11. Midnight Express (The Chase)
Giorgio Moroder
12. Midnight Express (The Chase)
Giorgio Moroder
13. Mummer's Dance
Loreena McKennitt
14. Orinoco Flow (Sail Away)
Enya
15. Past the Point of Rescue
Hal Ketchum
16. Ritual Dance
Michael Hedges
17. Speak to Me/Breathe
Pink Floyd
18. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight
Genesis
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