Ant - Assumed the Mayans never predicted that the 'end' will occur on December 21, 2012. This
assumption is based on the discovery of the Mayan calendar and
inscriptions found in an inscription on a stone tablet, on the site
Tortuguero, Mexico.
Moreover, archaeologists also discovered some time ago a carving (or perhaps relief) are made of brick, which calls on the Mayan prophecy about the 'Resurrection' in 2012. This artifact was found near the ruins of Comalcalco. The Comacalco is unique, because it rarely Mayan temple made of brick.
But an expert on Mayan culture from Germany, Sven Gronemeyer, said predictions about the 'Resurrection' is a misinterpretation or incorrect readings.
According Gronemeyer, illegible inscriptions found in full, because there are parts that were damaged. But, if it can be read, the inscription does not mention anything about the final days or end of the world.
Based on the readings that he did, Gronemeyer argues Tortuguero inscription on stone tablets describing the transition of a new era in the Mayan calendar, and not the end of the world.
Based on the inscriptions Tortuguero, there is an explanation of what will happen in 2012. One is the emergence of Yokte Bolon, who is the mysterious Mayan god, who had been associated with war and creation. Although the inscription is not found to be perfect, the inscription was allegedly called the sentence: "He will come from the sky."
But, according to Gronemeyer, Bolon Yokte referred to as the figure who represents change. The fallacy of this belief Mayan Gronemeyer accused by Western nations.
Gronemeyer view, the inscription does explain the return of the god of the Mayans, Bolon Yokten at the end of the rotation period of the 13 Baktun. Based on the Mayan calendar, a rotation Baktun lasted for 394 years, and number 13 is sacred number for the Maya. Mayan calendar anticipated to begin in 3114 BC and ended on the 13th Baktun Rotation on December 21, 2012.
But the arrival of Bolon Gronemeyer denied Yokte explain about the end. Since there is no explanation of the Resurrection on December 21, 2012. Part of the forecast is a prediction that the current ruler, Bahlam Ajaw, who wants to plan the arrival of the god Bolon Yokte.
"To top brass Tortuguero, it is clear that they must prepare the land for the return of the gods, and Bahlam Ajaw will be the recipient of the god in procession initiation," said Gronemeyer.
"The date has a symbolic value, since it is a reflection of the days of creation. It is a coming of god, and not that has significance for humans," he continued.
Previously, the National Institute of Anthropology and History in Mexico and then say, 'Resurrection' in December 2012 is a misinterpretation of Western nations in reading the Mayan calendar. "Divination west has to twist cosmovision (cosmic vision) of past civilizations like the Mayans.
Moreover, archaeologists also discovered some time ago a carving (or perhaps relief) are made of brick, which calls on the Mayan prophecy about the 'Resurrection' in 2012. This artifact was found near the ruins of Comalcalco. The Comacalco is unique, because it rarely Mayan temple made of brick.
But an expert on Mayan culture from Germany, Sven Gronemeyer, said predictions about the 'Resurrection' is a misinterpretation or incorrect readings.
According Gronemeyer, illegible inscriptions found in full, because there are parts that were damaged. But, if it can be read, the inscription does not mention anything about the final days or end of the world.
Based on the readings that he did, Gronemeyer argues Tortuguero inscription on stone tablets describing the transition of a new era in the Mayan calendar, and not the end of the world.
Based on the inscriptions Tortuguero, there is an explanation of what will happen in 2012. One is the emergence of Yokte Bolon, who is the mysterious Mayan god, who had been associated with war and creation. Although the inscription is not found to be perfect, the inscription was allegedly called the sentence: "He will come from the sky."
But, according to Gronemeyer, Bolon Yokte referred to as the figure who represents change. The fallacy of this belief Mayan Gronemeyer accused by Western nations.
Gronemeyer view, the inscription does explain the return of the god of the Mayans, Bolon Yokten at the end of the rotation period of the 13 Baktun. Based on the Mayan calendar, a rotation Baktun lasted for 394 years, and number 13 is sacred number for the Maya. Mayan calendar anticipated to begin in 3114 BC and ended on the 13th Baktun Rotation on December 21, 2012.
But the arrival of Bolon Gronemeyer denied Yokte explain about the end. Since there is no explanation of the Resurrection on December 21, 2012. Part of the forecast is a prediction that the current ruler, Bahlam Ajaw, who wants to plan the arrival of the god Bolon Yokte.
"To top brass Tortuguero, it is clear that they must prepare the land for the return of the gods, and Bahlam Ajaw will be the recipient of the god in procession initiation," said Gronemeyer.
"The date has a symbolic value, since it is a reflection of the days of creation. It is a coming of god, and not that has significance for humans," he continued.
Previously, the National Institute of Anthropology and History in Mexico and then say, 'Resurrection' in December 2012 is a misinterpretation of Western nations in reading the Mayan calendar. "Divination west has to twist cosmovision (cosmic vision) of past civilizations like the Mayans.
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