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2012 - December: Why the Creation Cycles do not end December 21, 2012, but October 28, 2011

Over the decades much discussion has focussed on finding the exact correlation between the Mayan Long Count and the Gregorian calendar. Most researchers in the field have now come to agree that the so-called GMT correlation, placing the beginning of the Long Count 4 Ahau 8 Cumku on the Julian day 584 283, August 11, 3114 BC, is correct. This means by consequence that it will end on December 21, 2012 and most, such as Jose Arguelles, John Jenkins and Terence McKenna, who have taken an interest in the calendar of the Maya, have endorsed this date as the end of the current cycle.

Read more here: » Mayan Calendar: Why the Creation Cycles do not end December 21, 2012, but October 28, 2011

2012 - December: Encyclopedia - 2012
2012 (MMXII) is a leap year starting on Sunday of the Gregorian calendar. The year 2012 in the Gregorian Calendar corresponds to the years 5772 and 5773 in the Hebrew Calendar. 2012 - Events. 2012 - January. 23rd - Chinese New Year and scheduled new moon. [1] This time of year is associated with the Water-Dragon in Chinese astrology. [2] 2012 - March. 25th - Summer Time Begins ...

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2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - 2012 - Events

2012 - January. 23rd - Chinese New Year and scheduled new moon. [1] This time of year is associated with the Water-Dragon in Chinese astrology. [2] 2012 - March. 25th - Summer Time Begins on the last Sunday this month at 2:00 (CET). At this time clocks are set ahead one hour. [3] 2012 - April. 7th - Jewish Passover (Pesach) 15th - 100th Anniversary of the sinking o ...

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2012, 2012 - Events, 2012 - January, 2012 - March, 2012 - April, 2012 - May, 2012 - June, 2012 - July, 2012 - August, 2012 - November, 2012 - December, 2012 - As yet unknown, 2012 - Theories of apocalypticism and/or spiritual transformation, 2012 - This year in fiction

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2012 - December: : Mayan Calendar and the Coming Economic Crisis in the West

Recently a discussion based on the Mayan calendar regarding an upcoming economic crisis in the United States has emerged. As I have shown in my forthcoming book: The Mayan Calendar and the Transformation of Consciousness the Mayan calendar does indeed with great exactness describe the ups and downs of the current economic system and this by itself is an important piece of news. Considering that we are getting deeper into a new Underworld, a new stage in the evolution of consciousness, such a discussion is indeed very much needed.

Read more here: » Mayan Calendar and the Coming Economic Crisis in the West

2012 - December: A message to the world from the Mayan Elders about the coming Venus Transit

A message about the forthcoming Venus Transit from the Mayan Elders thru Carlos Barrios, a Mayan Ajq'ij that has been given the mission by his elders to begin sharing the prophecies and teachings of the Mayan peoples with the rest of the world.

“Now that we are at the gates of a New Path of Venus over the Face of the Sun on June 7-8 2004, the least we can do is expecting a new change in the outcome of humanity. Death is knocking at our doors. The drums of war can be heard. Intransigence, the destruction of our Mother Earth, pollution, new diseases, the resurging of old plagues, global warming, the fear of world conflict, intolerance and fundamentalism in any of its manifestations, negligence, apathy, the confusion or worst still the extreme estrangement of drug abuse. --- While reason and logic tell us that we have to stop all this madness, we are living in the age of prophecies, and the responsibility of balancing things is ours. There is no more time to play; it is know time to act. --- The great guardian brings the energy of a new beginning, the beginning of a new era.”

It sounds like a pessimistic prophecy but can be compared to what the Indian Avatar Sri Kalkis view. Kalki says that the Venus Transit of June 2004 is the start of the Golden Age, but he is also saying:

“Humanity is entering the most crucial phase of its existence. The coming decade shall witness the most unprecedented and undreamt of changes in the course of its long evolution. There is nothing much humanity could do about it, other than to understand the changes occurring around it and to flow with the changes that are overpowering it. Towards the end, humanity would enter a new age, The Golden Age. The transition will be a painful process. Only those whose relationships are in order would make it easily.”

Read more here: » Venus Transit: A message to the world from the Mayan Elders about the coming Venus Transit

2012 - December: Spirals of Time

Time Cycles and cosmic calendars from different cultures lika the maya, aztek, hopis and veda, predicting a planetary ascension, are brought together and analyzed by Kiara Windrider.

Read more here: » Spiritual Awakening: Spirals of Time

2012 - December: The how and why of the Mayan end date in 2012 AD

Why did the ancient Mayan or pre-Maya choose December 21st, 2012 A.D., as the end of their Long Count calendar? This article will cover some recent research. Scholars have known for decades that the 13-baktun cycle of the Mayan "Long Count" system of timekeeping was set to end precisely on a winter solstice, and that this system was put in place some 2300 years ago. This amazing fact - that ancient Mesoameri- can skywatchers were able to pinpoint a winter solstice far off into the future - has not been dealt with by Mayanists. And why did they choose the year 2012? One immediately gets the impression that there is a very strange mystery to be confronted here. I will be building upon a clue to this mystery reported by epigrapher Linda Schele in Maya Cosmos (1994). This article is the natural culmination of the research relating to the Mayan Long Count and the precession of the equinoxes that I explored in my recent book Tzolkin: Visionary Perspectives and Calendar Studies (Borderlands Science and Research Foundation, 1994).

Read more here: » 2012: The how and why of the Mayan end date in 2012 AD

2012 - December: What is driving the evolution of consciousness described by the Mayan Calendar? - I

How is the Mayan Long Count to be explained? Why did this ancient people, that were the most mathematically advanced of their day, choose to use a chronology that consisted of thirteen different periods of 144,000 days each, starting on August 11, 3114, BC and ending on December 21, AD 2012? On a more fundamental level three different types of answers have been given to this question, a materialist, a spiritual and what might be called a pseudo-spiritual, answers that are linked to different world views. In the materialist world view the astronomical, physical cycles are seen as primary to the spiritual whereas in the spiritual world view they are seen as secondary.

Read more here: » Mayan Calendar: What is driving the evolution of consciousness described by the Mayan Calendar? - I

2012 - December: What is driving the evolution of consciousness described by the Mayan Calendar? - II

How is the Mayan Long Count to be explained? Why did this ancient people, that were the most mathematically advanced of their day, choose to use a chronology that consisted of thirteen different periods of 144,000 days each, starting on August 11, 3114, BC and ending on December 21, AD 2012? On a more fundamental level three different types of answers have been given to this question, a materialist, a spiritual and what might be called a pseudo-spiritual, answers that are linked to different world views. In the materialist world view the astronomical, physical cycles are seen as primary to the spiritual whereas in the spiritual world view they are seen as secondary.

Read more here: » Mayan Calendar: What is driving the evolution of consciousness described by the Mayan Calendar? - II

2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - RahXephon - Influences

RahXephon has many references to the Mayan culture. The Dolem's control system appears to consist of the pilot wearing a helmet shaped like a face from a Mayan sculpture [1]. Also, the cities of the Mu contain artwork that appears to be Mayan in origin. In addition, the date that the RahXephon awoke was December 21, 2012, which is the end of the Mayan long-count calendar (According to the Mayans, December 21, 2012 marks the end of the Age of the Jaguar, and the transformation of Earth into the fifth and perfect phase). Even the leader ...

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RahXephon, RahXephon - Plot, RahXephon - Characters, RahXephon - Ayato and Haruka's Relationship, RahXephon - Anime Episodes, RahXephon - Influences, RahXephon - Cultural commentary, RahXephon - Other story formats, RahXephon - Differences Between Anime and Manga, RahXephon - Super Robot Wars, RahXephon - Comparisons to other Anime, RahXephon - Neon Genesis Evangelion, RahXephon - Infinite Ryivus, RahXephon - The Dolems

Read more here: » RahXephon: Encyclopedia II - RahXephon - Influences

2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - Millennium Dome - The aftermath

The Dome is now normally closed. It is still of interest to the press, the government's difficulties in disposing of the Dome being the subject of much critical comment. The amount spent on maintaining the closed building has also been criticised. Some reports indicated the Dome was costing Β£1 million per month to maintain during 2001, but the government claimed these were exaggerations. In December 2001 it was announced that Meridian Delta Ltd. had been chosen by the government to develop the Dome as a sports and entertainment centr ...

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Millennium Dome, Millennium Dome - Construction, Millennium Dome - Millennium celebrations, Millennium Dome - The exhibits, Millennium Dome - Financial problems, Millennium Dome - The aftermath, Millennium Dome - Winter Wonderland 2003, Millennium Dome - Crisis Open Christmas Shelter 2004, Millennium Dome - London Olympics 2012, Millennium Dome - Chronology of the project, Millennium Dome - In popular culture

Read more here: » Millennium Dome: Encyclopedia II - Millennium Dome - The aftermath

2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - Conjunction astronomy - Grand conjunctions

Conjunction astronomy - 2007. A very remarkable planetary/galactic configuration occurs on 23rd and 24 December 2007. The 23/12 configuration β€” Mars, Earth, Sun, Mercury, Jupiter, Galactic Centre, is shown in the graphic simulation (link) below; it becomes even more remarkable in that it will be joined/triggered by the full moon (conjunct mars) at about 2am on December 24 when a simultaneous Venus square Neptune occurs. It is even more remarkable in that the Pluto/sun conjunction appears exactly on the Winter ...

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Conjunction astronomy, Conjunction astronomy - Passing close, Conjunction astronomy - Passing closer, Conjunction astronomy - One famous event, Conjunction astronomy - Superior and inferior, Conjunction astronomy - Grand conjunctions, Conjunction astronomy - 2007, Conjunction astronomy - 2002, Conjunction astronomy - 2000, Conjunction astronomy - 1987, Conjunction astronomy - Conjunctions of planets in right ascension 2005-2020, Conjunction astronomy - 2005, Conjunction astronomy - 2006, Conjunction astronomy - 2007, Conjunction astronomy - 2008, Conjunction astronomy - 2009, Conjunction astronomy - 2010, Conjunction astronomy - 2011, Conjunction astronomy - 2012, Conjunction astronomy - 2013, Conjunction astronomy - 2014, Conjunction astronomy - 2015, Conjunction astronomy - 2016, Conjunction astronomy - 2017, Conjunction astronomy - 2018, Conjunction astronomy - 2019, Conjunction astronomy - 2020

Read more here: » Conjunction astronomy: Encyclopedia II - Conjunction astronomy - Grand conjunctions

2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - Conjunction astronomy - Grand conjunctions

Conjunction astronomy - 2007. A very remarkable planetary/galactic configuration occurs on 23rd and 24 December 2007. The 23/12 configuration β€” Mars, Earth, Sun, Mercury, Jupiter, Galactic Centre, is shown in the graphic simulation (link) below; it becomes even more remarkable in that it will be accompanied by the Full Moon (conjunct mars) at about 2am on December 24 when a simultaneous Venus square Neptune occurs. It is even more remarkable in that the Pluto/Sun conjunction appears exactly on the Winter ...

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Conjunction astronomy, Conjunction astronomy - Passing close, Conjunction astronomy - Passing closer, Conjunction astronomy - One famous event, Conjunction astronomy - Superior and inferior, Conjunction astronomy - Grand conjunctions, Conjunction astronomy - 2007, Conjunction astronomy - 2002, Conjunction astronomy - 2000, Conjunction astronomy - 1987, Conjunction astronomy - Conjunctions of planets in right ascension 2005-2020, Conjunction astronomy - 2005, Conjunction astronomy - 2006, Conjunction astronomy - 2007, Conjunction astronomy - 2008, Conjunction astronomy - 2009, Conjunction astronomy - 2010, Conjunction astronomy - 2011, Conjunction astronomy - 2012, Conjunction astronomy - 2013, Conjunction astronomy - 2014, Conjunction astronomy - 2015, Conjunction astronomy - 2016, Conjunction astronomy - 2017, Conjunction astronomy - 2018, Conjunction astronomy - 2019, Conjunction astronomy - 2020

Read more here: » Conjunction astronomy: Encyclopedia II - Conjunction astronomy - Grand conjunctions

2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-3 The Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change

The Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change was adopted by COP-3, in December 1997 in Kyoto, Japan, after intensive Β­and tense Β­negotiations. Most industrialized nations and some central European economies in transition (all defined as Annex B countries) agreed to legally binding reductions in greenhouse gas emissions of an average of 6 to 8% below 1990 levels between the years 2008-2012, defined as the first emissions ...

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United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - Annex I and Annex II Countries and Developing Countries, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - Annex I countries, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - Annex II countries, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change UNFCCC, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-1 The Berlin Mandate, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-2 Geneva Switzerland, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-3 The Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-4 Buenos Aires, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-5 Bonn Germany, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-6 The Hague Netherlands, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-6 bis Bonn Germany, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-7 Marrakech Morocco, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-8 New Delhi India, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-9 Milan Italy, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-10 Buenos Aires Argentina, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-11 Montreal Canada

Read more here: » United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change: Encyclopedia II - United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - COP-3 The Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change

2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - 2004 in sports - Events

On January 28, International Olympic Committee Vice-President Kim Un-yong is arrested on charges of corruption in Seoul. Prosecutors arrest Kim minutes after an arrest warrant is issued by the Seoul District Court, and the 72-year-old was put behind bars after his pre-trial detention was approved. On April 27, the International Olympic Committee takes out insurance in case the Athens Olympic Games are canceled due to terrorism or natural disasters. On May 18, the International Olympic Committee announced the list of cities accepted as candidates to host the 2012 Olympic Games. The five candidate cities are Pa ...

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2004 in sports, 2004 in sports - Events, 2004 in sports - 2004 Summer Olympics, 2004 in sports - Athletics, 2004 in sports - Auto racing, 2004 in sports - Baseball, 2004 in sports - Basketball, 2004 in sports - Boxing, 2004 in sports - Cricket, 2004 in sports - Curling, 2004 in sports - Cycling, 2004 in sports - Field Hockey, 2004 in sports - Football American, 2004 in sports - Football Australian Rules, 2004 in sports - Football Canadian, 2004 in sports - Football Rugby League, 2004 in sports - Football Rugby Union, 2004 in sports - Football Soccer, 2004 in sports - Gaelic Athletic Association, 2004 in sports - Golf, 2004 in sports - Handball, 2004 in sports - Harness Racing, 2004 in sports - Thoroughbred Horse Racing, 2004 in sports - Flat races, 2004 in sports - Steeplechases, 2004 in sports - Ice Hockey, 2004 in sports - Kabaddi, 2004 in sports - Lacrosse, 2004 in sports - Luge, 2004 in sports - Orienteering, 2004 in sports - Ice skating, 2004 in sports - Long track speed skating, 2004 in sports - Figure skating, 2004 in sports - Short track speed skating, 2004 in sports - Netball, 2004 in sports - Radiosport, 2004 in sports - Skiing & Snowboarding, 2004 in sports - Snooker, 2004 in sports - Swimming, 2004 in sports - Tennis, 2004 in sports - Floorball Unihockey, 2004 in sports - General sporting events, 2004 in sports - Births, 2004 in sports - Deaths, 2004 in sports - January-February, 2004 in sports - March-April, 2004 in sports - May-June, 2004 in sports - July-August, 2004 in sports - September-October, 2004 in sports - November-December

Read more here: » 2004 in sports: Encyclopedia II - 2004 in sports - Events

2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770s 2010s

Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770 2009–2010. Saturday, September 19 - Rosh HaShanah* Monday, September 28 - Yom Kippur* Saturday, October 3 - Sukkot* Saturday, October 10 - Shemini Atzeret* Sunday, October 11 - Simchat Torah* Saturday, December 12 - Hanukkah Saturday, January 30 - Tu Bishvat Sunday, February 28 - Purim Tuesday, March 30 - Pesach* Sunday, April 11 - Yom Ha'Shoah Monday, April 19 - Yom Ha'atzma'ut Sunday, May 2 - Lag Ba'omer Wednesday, May 19 ...

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Jewish holidays 2000-2050, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5760s 2000s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5760 2000, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5761 2000–2001, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5762 2001–2002, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5763 2002–2003, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5764 2003–2004, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5765 2004–2005, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5766 2005–2006, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5767 2006–2007, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5768 2007–2008, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5769 2008–2009, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770s 2010s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770 2009–2010, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5771 2010–2011, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5772 2011–2012, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5773 2012–2013, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5774 2013–2014, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5775 2014–2015, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5776 2015–2016, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5777 2016–2017, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5778 2017–2018, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5779 2018–2019, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780s 2020s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780 2019–2020, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5781 2020–2021, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5782 2021–2022, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5783 2022–2023, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5784 2023–2024, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5785 2024–2025, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5786 2025–2026, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5787 2026–2027, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5788 2027–2028, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5789 2028–2029, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790s 2030s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790 2029–2030, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5791 2030–2031, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5792 2031–2032, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5793 2032–2033, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5794 2033–2034, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5795 2034–2035, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5796 2035–2036, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5797 2036–2037, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5798 2037–2038, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5799 2038–2039, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800s 2040s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800 2039–2040, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5801 2040–2041, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5802 2041–2042, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5803 2042–2043, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5804 2043–2044, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5805 2044–2045, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5806 2045–2046, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5807 2046–2047, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5808 2047–2048, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5809 2048–2049, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5810s 2050s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5810 2049–2050, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5811 2050

Read more here: » Jewish holidays 2000-2050: Encyclopedia II - Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770s 2010s

2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780s 2020s

Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780 2019–2020. Monday, September 30 - Rosh HaShanah* Wednesday, October 9 - Yom Kippur* Monday, October 14 - Sukkot* Monday, October 21 - Shemini Atzeret* Tuesday, October 22 - Simchat Torah* Monday, December 23 - Hanukkah Monday, February 10 - Tu Bishvat Tuesday, March 10 - Purim Thursday, April 9 - Pesach* Tuesday, April 21 - Yom Ha'Shoah Wednesday, April 29 - Yom Ha'atzma'ut Tuesday, May 12 - Lag Ba'omer Friday, May 29 ...

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Jewish holidays 2000-2050, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5760s 2000s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5760 2000, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5761 2000–2001, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5762 2001–2002, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5763 2002–2003, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5764 2003–2004, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5765 2004–2005, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5766 2005–2006, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5767 2006–2007, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5768 2007–2008, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5769 2008–2009, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770s 2010s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770 2009–2010, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5771 2010–2011, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5772 2011–2012, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5773 2012–2013, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5774 2013–2014, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5775 2014–2015, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5776 2015–2016, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5777 2016–2017, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5778 2017–2018, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5779 2018–2019, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780s 2020s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780 2019–2020, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5781 2020–2021, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5782 2021–2022, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5783 2022–2023, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5784 2023–2024, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5785 2024–2025, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5786 2025–2026, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5787 2026–2027, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5788 2027–2028, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5789 2028–2029, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790s 2030s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790 2029–2030, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5791 2030–2031, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5792 2031–2032, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5793 2032–2033, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5794 2033–2034, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5795 2034–2035, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5796 2035–2036, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5797 2036–2037, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5798 2037–2038, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5799 2038–2039, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800s 2040s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800 2039–2040, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5801 2040–2041, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5802 2041–2042, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5803 2042–2043, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5804 2043–2044, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5805 2044–2045, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5806 2045–2046, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5807 2046–2047, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5808 2047–2048, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5809 2048–2049, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5810s 2050s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5810 2049–2050, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5811 2050

Read more here: » Jewish holidays 2000-2050: Encyclopedia II - Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780s 2020s

2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790s 2030s

Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790 2029–2030. Monday, September 10 - Rosh HaShanah* Wednesday, September 19 - Yom Kippur* Monday, September 24 - Sukkot* Monday, October 1 - Shemini Atzeret* Tuesday, October 2 - Simchat Torah* Sunday, December 2 - Hanukkah Saturday, January 19 - Tu Bishvat Tuesday, March 19 - Purim Thursday, April 18 - Pesach* Tuesday, April 30 - Yom Ha'Shoah Wednesday, May 8 - Yom Ha'atzma'ut Tuesday, May 21 - Lag Ba'omer Friday, June 7 - ...

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Jewish holidays 2000-2050, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5760s 2000s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5760 2000, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5761 2000–2001, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5762 2001–2002, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5763 2002–2003, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5764 2003–2004, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5765 2004–2005, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5766 2005–2006, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5767 2006–2007, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5768 2007–2008, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5769 2008–2009, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770s 2010s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770 2009–2010, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5771 2010–2011, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5772 2011–2012, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5773 2012–2013, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5774 2013–2014, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5775 2014–2015, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5776 2015–2016, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5777 2016–2017, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5778 2017–2018, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5779 2018–2019, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780s 2020s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780 2019–2020, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5781 2020–2021, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5782 2021–2022, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5783 2022–2023, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5784 2023–2024, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5785 2024–2025, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5786 2025–2026, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5787 2026–2027, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5788 2027–2028, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5789 2028–2029, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790s 2030s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790 2029–2030, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5791 2030–2031, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5792 2031–2032, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5793 2032–2033, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5794 2033–2034, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5795 2034–2035, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5796 2035–2036, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5797 2036–2037, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5798 2037–2038, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5799 2038–2039, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800s 2040s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800 2039–2040, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5801 2040–2041, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5802 2041–2042, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5803 2042–2043, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5804 2043–2044, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5805 2044–2045, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5806 2045–2046, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5807 2046–2047, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5808 2047–2048, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5809 2048–2049, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5810s 2050s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5810 2049–2050, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5811 2050

Read more here: » Jewish holidays 2000-2050: Encyclopedia II - Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790s 2030s

2012 - December: Encyclopedia II - Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800s 2040s

Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800 2039–2040. Monday, September 19 - Rosh HaShanah* Wednesday, September 28 - Yom Kippur* Monday, October 3 - Sukkot* Monday, October 10 - Shemini Atzeret* Tuesday, October 11 - Simchat Torah* Monday, December 12 - Hanukkah Monday, January 30 - Tu Bishvat Tuesday, February 28 - Purim Thursday, March 29 - Pesach* Tuesday, April 10 - Yom Ha'Shoah Wednesday, April 18 - Yom Ha'atzma'ut Tuesday, May 1 - Lag Ba'omer Friday, May 18 ...

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Jewish holidays 2000-2050, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5760s 2000s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5760 2000, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5761 2000–2001, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5762 2001–2002, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5763 2002–2003, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5764 2003–2004, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5765 2004–2005, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5766 2005–2006, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5767 2006–2007, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5768 2007–2008, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5769 2008–2009, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770s 2010s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5770 2009–2010, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5771 2010–2011, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5772 2011–2012, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5773 2012–2013, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5774 2013–2014, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5775 2014–2015, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5776 2015–2016, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5777 2016–2017, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5778 2017–2018, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5779 2018–2019, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780s 2020s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5780 2019–2020, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5781 2020–2021, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5782 2021–2022, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5783 2022–2023, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5784 2023–2024, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5785 2024–2025, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5786 2025–2026, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5787 2026–2027, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5788 2027–2028, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5789 2028–2029, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790s 2030s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5790 2029–2030, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5791 2030–2031, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5792 2031–2032, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5793 2032–2033, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5794 2033–2034, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5795 2034–2035, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5796 2035–2036, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5797 2036–2037, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5798 2037–2038, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5799 2038–2039, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800s 2040s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800 2039–2040, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5801 2040–2041, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5802 2041–2042, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5803 2042–2043, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5804 2043–2044, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5805 2044–2045, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5806 2045–2046, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5807 2046–2047, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5808 2047–2048, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5809 2048–2049, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5810s 2050s, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5810 2049–2050, Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5811 2050

Read more here: » Jewish holidays 2000-2050: Encyclopedia II - Jewish holidays 2000-2050 - 5800s 2040s

2012 - December: New Age Spirituality Dictionary on Harmonic Convergence

Harmonic Convergence

An assembly of millions of New Agers gathered at spiritual sites (vortexes) around the world. to usher in peace on earth and the unity of all life and acknowledge that the New Age had arrived.

 

Held August 16–17, 1987, it was formulated by Jose Arguelles, based on Mayan prophecies and astrological conjecture. Other significant dates were 31 December 1987 and a culmination in 2012.

 

(See also: Harmonic Convergence, New Age Spirituality, Body Mind and Soul)

 

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