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Let’s talk the galaxy and leave the candy bar discussions to others. Our galaxy is one big neighborhood and it is full of things we have little udnerstanding about or even care to know. The Milky Way is a spiral galaxy that is part of the local group of galaxies. Although the Milky Way is one of billions of galaxies in the observable universe, its special significance to humanity is that it is the home galaxy of our Solar System. The plane of the Milky Way galaxy is visible from Earth as a band of light in the night sky, and it is the appearance of this band of light which has inspired the name for our galaxy.
So what does any of this have to do with 2012? Or does it?
We are riding on a very insignificant planet (size wise), called earth. As passengers on this planet we’re moving through the galaxy and universe at incredible speed and encountering new events as we pass through the huge neighborhood called the Mily Way. From time to time we pass through masses of interplanetary “stuff” that effects us negatively. We also come into contact with energy fields as a result of planetary configurations in our solar system (can you say astrology and more?).
And finally, we are subject to impulses from the center of of galaxy. And these impulses can be dramatic!
Who thinks about such things? We’re here for such a short period of time that who has the inclination to get caught up in things that happen every 21,000, 26,000, or 50,000 years. Those are cycles beyond our interest and pay grade. But, if you’re planning on living for another 3-5 years or so, you might begin to check out some of the interesting phenomena that could be out there and headed to a local theatre near you.
Think about it.
We are sitting on a planet that is rotating fast enough to make your head swim, making a journey around the sun at incredible sppeds (I’m saving you the specifics for the principles) annually, movng through the galaxy at an unspecified orbit, which in turn (the Milky Way) is spiraling through the universe alongside other galaxies. Whew! And what many scientists are telling us is that we should fasten our seat belts becausse we’re getting ready to move into some interstellar turbulence very soon.
Alexey Dmitriev, (Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, and Chief Scientific Member, United Institute of Geology, Geophysics, and Mineralogy, Siberian Department of Russian Academy of Sciences, and expert on Global Ecology, and Fast -Processing Earth Events- WHEW!) has written, “The heliosphere has hit a rough patch, specifically, magnetized strips and straitions containing hydrogen, helium, hydroxyl, and other elements, combinations, and compounds space debris, perhaps the result of an exploded star.
Hey, stuff happens!
Look at it this way. We’ve been on this plane (planet) flying through smmoth and calm air. But there’s a thunderstorm ahead and it’s too big to go around and we don’t have enough fuel to go back. So, we’ve got to go through it, ride it out!
The sun is being jolted into erractic behavior (can you say September 2005?) which is distressing the Earth’s magnetic field. How does he know all of this? Why of course by studying data from our Voyager satellite (I and II), while most of our scientists aren’t paying attention, or on a coffee break. All of this leads us to the main event- the galactic plane crossing!
Ta Da!
In 2012, our solar system will begin to cross the imaginary line that stretches across our galaxy that the Mayans called the dark rift (black hole), the womb where stars are created. It’s there in that dark line that’s much bigger than a line wherein energy turbulence is said to be the greatest. And what will that create. Only God knows and fewer people believe in Him, or Her anyway. So, are we left on our own- all alone?
How about entertaining the collective consciousness and “The Consciousness” from which that emanates? Find out more than you really wanted to know by LICKING HERE and then GOING THERE.
By: Ernie Fitzpatrick
So what does any of this have to do with 2012? Or does it?
We are riding on a very insignificant planet (size wise), called earth. As passengers on this planet we’re moving through the galaxy and universe at incredible speed and encountering new events as we pass through the huge neighborhood called the Mily Way. From time to time we pass through masses of interplanetary “stuff” that effects us negatively. We also come into contact with energy fields as a result of planetary configurations in our solar system (can you say astrology and more?).
And finally, we are subject to impulses from the center of of galaxy. And these impulses can be dramatic!
Who thinks about such things? We’re here for such a short period of time that who has the inclination to get caught up in things that happen every 21,000, 26,000, or 50,000 years. Those are cycles beyond our interest and pay grade. But, if you’re planning on living for another 3-5 years or so, you might begin to check out some of the interesting phenomena that could be out there and headed to a local theatre near you.
Think about it.
We are sitting on a planet that is rotating fast enough to make your head swim, making a journey around the sun at incredible sppeds (I’m saving you the specifics for the principles) annually, movng through the galaxy at an unspecified orbit, which in turn (the Milky Way) is spiraling through the universe alongside other galaxies. Whew! And what many scientists are telling us is that we should fasten our seat belts becausse we’re getting ready to move into some interstellar turbulence very soon.
Alexey Dmitriev, (Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, and Chief Scientific Member, United Institute of Geology, Geophysics, and Mineralogy, Siberian Department of Russian Academy of Sciences, and expert on Global Ecology, and Fast -Processing Earth Events- WHEW!) has written, “The heliosphere has hit a rough patch, specifically, magnetized strips and straitions containing hydrogen, helium, hydroxyl, and other elements, combinations, and compounds space debris, perhaps the result of an exploded star.
Hey, stuff happens!
Look at it this way. We’ve been on this plane (planet) flying through smmoth and calm air. But there’s a thunderstorm ahead and it’s too big to go around and we don’t have enough fuel to go back. So, we’ve got to go through it, ride it out!
The sun is being jolted into erractic behavior (can you say September 2005?) which is distressing the Earth’s magnetic field. How does he know all of this? Why of course by studying data from our Voyager satellite (I and II), while most of our scientists aren’t paying attention, or on a coffee break. All of this leads us to the main event- the galactic plane crossing!
Ta Da!
In 2012, our solar system will begin to cross the imaginary line that stretches across our galaxy that the Mayans called the dark rift (black hole), the womb where stars are created. It’s there in that dark line that’s much bigger than a line wherein energy turbulence is said to be the greatest. And what will that create. Only God knows and fewer people believe in Him, or Her anyway. So, are we left on our own- all alone?
How about entertaining the collective consciousness and “The Consciousness” from which that emanates? Find out more than you really wanted to know by LICKING HERE and then GOING THERE.
By: Ernie Fitzpatrick
As a spiritual-futurist, I interpret current events in light of possible macro-universal forces at play leading up to 2012, but not limited to it.
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