Reasons to fear 2012 doomsday prediction

Mayan calender predictions are known to come true. With still one pending prediction to come late in December 2012 it worth a time to spend knowing about. Here are the popular predictions from Mayam Calender that came partly or wholly true.

In the past one year we were warned by predictions that the world might come to its culmination which has provoked immense anxiety in certain subsets of population. Although 2012 is nearing its end and till this point there has not been a single signs to show that it really might come true as predicted on 21st December 2012. Maya predictions have been all till today precise as predicted. Some of the popular predictions are;

Firstly, in 8th century AD, Mayan Calendar predicted that white skin bearded god would come across the sea on 15th March 1519 which came as arrival of Spanish conquistadors in the new world on the day prediction, surprisingly.
Secondly, what we call today “black hole” in our galaxy was long before predicted by Maya. They called it “HUNAB KU”, meaning central and the creator of all.

Thirdly, a total solar eclipse which darkened the world in 11th August 1999 was also coincided their prediction.

Fourthly, another worthy prediction of an eruption of cosmic energy rays from the back hole dated on year 1992 is now realised as the increasing temperature that might be generated by the cosmic energy as a result of pollution. The cosmic energy rays were witnessed and confirmed in 2004.

The fifth Mayan Calendar prediction was a change of dominance from left-brain to right-brain execution at the same time frame as above which is very much true according to the studies conducted.

Since one of the predictions for 21st December 2012 doomsday rooted from ancient Mayan Calendar which it does make a little sense to know about it even if it doesn’t come true.

Were Mayan calendar predictions so great to lead all of them to truth or it all happened because of one word “coincidence”? We will wait for the truth to come on 21st December 2012.