The World End in 2012!!!

Although, it might end earlier this year in April, but anyway the
human race will simply vanish like a fart in the wind. In ten
thousand years, the only thing still standing will possibly be Mt.
Rushmore on Earth. Of course, the dead American flag will probably
still be on the moon along with various other Nasa's space junk.
Maybe one of those deep space probes will still be hurtling through
space. Perhaps Iron Mountain will offer up some artifacts of humanity
existence. Maybe a cave splunker's old book or lost laptop will be
preserved enough for the alien archaeologist to decipher. The cycle
of Life has come full circle to begin again as the ancient mystics and
loonies have saw through their visions, dreams, and echoes of voices
past, never to be recognised. Selah!

<chessucat twitches and blinks>

On 22 Jan, 04:44, chessucat <chessu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Although, it might end earlier this year in April, but anyway the
> human race will simply vanish like a fart in the wind. In ten
> thousand years, the only thing still standing will possibly be Mt.
> Rushmore on Earth. Of course, the dead American flag will probably
> still be on the moon along with various other Nasa's space junk.
> Maybe one of those deep space probes will still be hurtling through
> space. Perhaps Iron Mountain will offer up some artifacts of humanity
> existence. Maybe a cave splunker's old book or lost laptop will be
> preserved enough for the alien archaeologist to decipher. The cycle
> of Life has come full circle to begin again as the ancient mystics and
> loonies have saw through their visions, dreams, and echoes of voices
> past, never to be recognised. Selah!
>
> <chessucat twitches and blinks>

I think you are listening to the wrong people.
The cyle of life hasn't come full circle to begin again.
The cycle of life, hasn't even moved.

chessucat wrote:
> Although, it might end earlier this year in April, but anyway the
> human race will simply vanish like a fart in the wind. In ten
> thousand years, the only thing still standing will possibly be Mt.
> Rushmore on Earth. Of course, the dead American flag will probably
> still be on the moon along with various other Nasa's space junk.
> Maybe one of those deep space probes will still be hurtling through
> space. Perhaps Iron Mountain will offer up some artifacts of humanity
> existence. Maybe a cave splunker's old book or lost laptop will be
> preserved enough for the alien archaeologist to decipher. The cycle
> of Life has come full circle to begin again as the ancient mystics and
> loonies have saw through their visions, dreams, and echoes of voices
> past, never to be recognised. Selah!
>
><chessucat twitches and blinks>


Have you been listening to Coast to Coast AM?

I thought they were probably right around Y2K, and Y2K was a problem in
some cases, but nothing like some shows made it out to be. I remember
this lady that was hoarding bicycles on TV, because she said the primary
means of transportation would become bicycles after Y2K. Stuff like
that influenced me into believing I should live on a field.

Now it's 2012 for Coast to Coast AM. Art Bell and friends are wearing
egg on their faces for Y2K. What if it's all just an elaborate
conspiracy to keep people worried, and under control? The worst thing
you can do to a mass of people is make them bored. When they get bored
they start becoming interested in politics, the life around them, and in
them. They may even talk with their neighbors, or attend social
gatherings, and discover things that they want to change. But, if
instead you keep people like sheep controlled by TV and radio (which is
mostly conservative these days in the US), then they have mostly no
interest in those social functions, charitable groups, and politics,
beyond what they are told to believe.

Maybe they will latch onto 2038, and make a big fuss about it. 2038 is
when unix time overflows its 32-bit type. It's mostly fixed with 64-bit
modern systems, but it could be sensationalized some more. It will and
has affected some long bank loans from what I understand so far.


Nanoo Nanoo

imag wrote:
> chessucat wrote:
>> Although, it might end earlier this year in April, but anyway the
>> human race will simply vanish like a fart in the wind. In ten
>> thousand years, the only thing still standing will possibly be Mt.
>> Rushmore on Earth. Of course, the dead American flag will probably
>> still be on the moon along with various other Nasa's space junk.
>> Maybe one of those deep space probes will still be hurtling through
>> space. Perhaps Iron Mountain will offer up some artifacts of humanity
>> existence. Maybe a cave splunker's old book or lost laptop will be
>> preserved enough for the alien archaeologist to decipher. The cycle
>> of Life has come full circle to begin again as the ancient mystics and
>> loonies have saw through their visions, dreams, and echoes of voices
>> past, never to be recognised. Selah!
>>
>><chessucat twitches and blinks>
>
>
> Have you been listening to Coast to Coast AM?
>
> I thought they were probably right around Y2K, and Y2K was a problem in
> some cases, but nothing like some shows made it out to be. I remember
> this lady that was hoarding bicycles on TV, because she said the primary
> means of transportation would become bicycles after Y2K. Stuff like
> that influenced me into believing I should live on a field.
>
> Now it's 2012 for Coast to Coast AM. Art Bell and friends are wearing
> egg on their faces for Y2K. What if it's all just an elaborate
> conspiracy to keep people worried, and under control? The worst thing
> you can do to a mass of people is make them bored. When they get bored
> they start becoming interested in politics, the life around them, and in
> them. They may even talk with their neighbors, or attend social
> gatherings, and discover things that they want to change. But, if
> instead you keep people like sheep controlled by TV and radio (which is
> mostly conservative these days in the US), then they have mostly no
> interest in those social functions, charitable groups, and politics,
> beyond what they are told to believe.
>
> Maybe they will latch onto 2038, and make a big fuss about it. 2038 is
> when unix time overflows its 32-bit type. It's mostly fixed with 64-bit
> modern systems, but it could be sensationalized some more. It will and
> has affected some long bank loans from what I understand so far.
>
>
> Nanoo Nanoo


These anti-war videos fit the feeling of my post I think:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3-L4zazwEQ


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aizz0o9fPWU

When I look at all the plastic bottles of detergent being sold in the
store it is hard to think that it won't be sometime soon.

Ah, but the cockroaches will still be here.

(humor)

"chessucat" <chessucat@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:d6d2403a-3211-4631-8fe3-8fc92c7a930e@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
> Although, it might end earlier this year in April, but anyway the
> human race will simply vanish like a fart in the wind. In ten
> thousand years, the only thing still standing will possibly be Mt.
> Rushmore on Earth. Of course, the dead American flag will probably
> still be on the moon along with various other Nasa's space junk.
> Maybe one of those deep space probes will still be hurtling through
> space. Perhaps Iron Mountain will offer up some artifacts of humanity
> existence. Maybe a cave splunker's old book or lost laptop will be
> preserved enough for the alien archaeologist to decipher. The cycle
> of Life has come full circle to begin again as the ancient mystics and
> loonies have saw through their visions, dreams, and echoes of voices
> past, never to be recognised. Selah!
>
> <chessucat twitches and blinks>

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On Jan 22, 12:17 pm, "Quiet Neighbor" wrote:
> Ah, but the cockroaches will still be here.
>
> (humor)
>

Actually, the water bugs "cockroaches" will probably decrease their
numbers after we vanish like fart in the wind because so many of them
live off us, same for rodents too. 2012 is the date from the Mayan
calendar, but what is interesting is that the old Chinese book "I
Ching" stop giving fortunes at 2012. I believe there were a few
shamans, mystics who were half human, they were the offsprings of the
daughters of men and the sons of God, that saw visions of things to
come. The Dakota and Hopi tribes believe that the Earth go through
cycles birth and death, all things old will become new again.
The Earth will be destroyed with all of humanity and then it will be
recreated to begin the next cycle.

<chessucat twitches>

There's are Yahoo groups about this. Go to Yahoo Groups and put
2012 in its search slot, for many groups about this.
But, in http://group.yahoo.com/group/alchemy61/ you will find in
the posts of lahunken that time is not just a straight line. There are
countless probability timelines you can go to where this does not
happen.
But, there are probability timelines where this does happen.
Alchemy61 will teach you how to go to any probability timeline you want.

I'M WAITING.


http://community.webtv.net/mpereira/TheSecretsofthe

Look at that. Left out the s in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/alchemy61/

I frankly can't wait for the world to end. It's a cesspool in which
not a single entity, be it human or rock or angel, is happy. Al anyone
or anything does is suffer and experience misery. I used to be content
with just myself dying and having the earth close over everything I
was as if I'd never been but now my fervent hope is that _everything_
be destroyed, because nothing should have existed in the first place.

Miki

chessucat wrote:
> Although, it might end earlier this year in April, but anyway the
> human race will simply vanish like a fart in the wind. In ten
> thousand years, the only thing still standing will possibly be Mt.
> Rushmore on Earth. Of course, the dead American flag will probably
> still be on the moon along with various other Nasa's space junk.
> Maybe one of those deep space probes will still be hurtling through
> space. Perhaps Iron Mountain will offer up some artifacts of humanity
> existence. Maybe a cave splunker's old book or lost laptop will be
> preserved enough for the alien archaeologist to decipher. The cycle
> of Life has come full circle to begin again as the ancient mystics and
> loonies have saw through their visions, dreams, and echoes of voices
> past, never to be recognised. Selah!
>
> <chessucat twitches and blinks>

On Jan 22, 8:44 pm, malefrancesfar...@yahoo.ca wrote:
> I frankly can't wait for the world to end. It's a cesspool in which
> not a single entity, be it human or rock or angel, is happy. Al anyone
> or anything does is suffer and experience misery. I used to be content
> with just myself dying and having the earth close over everything I
> was as if I'd never been but now my fervent hope is that _everything_
> be destroyed, because nothing should have existed in the first place.
>
> Miki
>

Youch. Ow ow ow ow ow...

Miki, are you going to talk to new pdoc about possible bipolar.

On 22 Jan, 17:40, chessucat <chessu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> X-No-Archive: yes
> On Jan 22, 12:17 pm, "Quiet Neighbor" wrote:
>
> > Ah, but the cockroaches will still be here.
>
> > (humor)
>
> Actually, the water bugs "cockroaches" will probably decrease their
> numbers after we vanish like fart in the wind because so many of them
> live off us, same for rodents too. 2012 is the date from the Mayan
> calendar, but what is interesting is that the old Chinese book "I
> Ching" stop giving fortunes at 2012.

Happy contented people don't need to have their fortunes told.

I believe there were a few
> shamans, mystics who were half human, they were the offsprings of the
> daughters of men and the sons of God, that saw visions of things to
> come. The Dakota and Hopi tribes believe that the Earth go through
> cycles birth and death, all things old will become new again.
> The Earth will be destroyed with all of humanity and then it will be
> recreated to begin the next cycle.

So good they had to do it twice?

<malefran...r@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
news:a81d73fe-f3e5-4212-b4f1-8ab9a6c2c69a@h11g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>I frankly can't wait for the world to end. It's a cesspool in which
> not a single entity, be it human or rock or angel, is happy. Al anyone
> or anything does is suffer and experience misery. I used to be content
> with just myself dying and having the earth close over everything I
> was as if I'd never been but now my fervent hope is that _everything_
> be destroyed, because nothing should have existed in the first place.
>
> Miki
>


Aint'you a regular sanity clause...!

I have reached the conclusion that's its all a matter of perception
the world is not either one thing or another thing, its just a thing.
what changes is our perception of it.

to use a musical analogy I sometimes see the world like single notes
from a piano cold, impersonal, possibly hostile. other times its like
hearing whole chords, major, minor, descending fifths, ascending fifths,
like hearing the thx chord.

Try some william blake with the meds I find it makes them more digestible.


to see the world in a grain of sand
hold infinity in the palm of your hand...eternity in an hour

malefrancesfarmer@yahoo.ca wrote:
> I frankly can't wait for the world to end. It's a cesspool in which
> not a single entity, be it human or rock or angel, is happy. Al anyone
> or anything does is suffer and experience misery. I used to be content
> with just myself dying and having the earth close over everything I
> was as if I'd never been but now my fervent hope is that _everything_
> be destroyed, because nothing should have existed in the first place.
>
> Miki

Hello Miki,

I have thought that life was hell (quite literally). Remember God
became angry and destroyed many humans for the hurt we had done to each
other, the selfishness, and the lack of forethought IMO. There are lots
of different stories about the ancient deluge in many cultures.

Try to see yourself through a 3rd person perspective if it helps. Open
your eyes to the good around you, but be mindful of the bad too.

You could be a powerful force for change, if you wanted to be.

Whatever happened to that book you wrote? Why not write another?

Most progress comes from unreasonable beings. Beings that don't agree,
and don't like the current state of things.

History is full of single individuals that have changed the world for
the better.


George

I would bet thirty bucks the earth wouldn't end in 2012.

If it did, I wouldn't have to pay up.

If it didn't, I wi thirty bucks.

I believe that the spirit world will go on after the world had
been destroyed.

Berty