“My uncensored view about the Mayan calendar?”

From Benjamin Philips (as David Goddard is preparing for an intensive retreat)

Dear Reader,

I’m sure you’ve heard it all over the place.

The world will end in 2012!

If you read some ‘spiritual’ web sites, you can’t miss it.

The world, as we know it, will end in 2012 simply because the Mayan calendar ended at 2012…

Now, I’m sure if you re-read the above sentence you will be struck by a glaring fact (especially if you know something about Mayan history).

The Mayans didn’t completely cease to exist. But they did have to abandon their great cities, and they devolved back into nomadic jungle dwellers. Personally, I think the Mayan demise was due to a number of factors. But on an esoteric level, their demise can be explained by their group karma – that was the result of their ruthless lust for blood.

Human sacrifice can never, never, be explained away, or condoned. And anyone who thinks the Mayans were ‘spiritual people’ needs to watch the film “Apocalypta,” or read scholarly books, for a serious wake-up call!

The reason why the “Mayan Calendar” ended – was because the priest-astronomers had to abandone the buildings they used – and any sophisticated calendar requires that measurements always be made from the exact same spot. In fact, all Mayan architectural construction projects came to an end.

As most senior occultists know, the “gods” of the Maya were in fact demons. At first, the demons gave the Maya some knowledge, but once they were ‘hooked’ the demons led the priests down the dark path of suffering and pain. It is not only individuals who can become possessed by demons; sometimes an entire society can be too – as history shows.

And demons are always liars; they are “spirits of untruth”. So I recommend a more sober, clear-sighted look at the hysterical “2012 hype” that is being punted these days.

Consider carefully what you take on board as “truth”. For the sake of your own happiness and well being.

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Dedicated to Your Spirit,

Benjamin Philips
Editor – Rising Phoenix Foundation
The Place for Western Esoteric Wisdom

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