...  by Ralph Buckley Article by Jean Hantch By now most people have heard some of the theories about what may happen in the year 2012. There are people who suggest it is going to be a cataclysmic situation that results in the obliteration of mankind, and there are others who say it will be a time when man takes consciousness to a new level. The number of theories keeps adding up all the time. The latest theories are for 2012: Earth Changes, arrival of Planet X, giant solar storms, contact with Extra Terrestrial life, galactic alignment, and of course the destruction of the planet. 1. Earth Changes: There has been a lot of discussion about the planetary wide changes that might happen in 2012. A common theme is that there could be a polar shift. This has actually happened in the Earth’s history, and there is some evidence to back up the claim. There is some evidence that the world underwent a pole shift around 780, 000 years ago, so another such event ...  – it would trigger mega tsunamis, earthquakes the like of which have never been experienced in historical times, and also the triggering of super volcanoes. 2. Galactic Alignment: Every planet, star, and heavenly body has cycles. On Earth we are all aware of the solstices that occur on June 21 and December 21, as well as the equinoxes twice a year on March 21 and September 21. These are calculated by the Earth’s movement around the sun. It is important to understand that our solar system is also moving in a cycle through the galaxy. It has been said that during 2012, on the winter solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, the solar system is going to be aligned at the centre of the galaxy in an equinox position. This cycle has been exactly calculated at 25, 800 years. We can only speculate on what will happen when our planet is aligned in such a manner. It is often quoted that the ancient Mayan people developed their long count calendar in relation to the Galactic ...

...  In June 2011, the UK government announced it would be making changes to the UK Feed in tariff. Cuts would be made after April 2012 as part of the government’s overall spending reduction program. Set up by the previous government, the Feed in Tariff was designed to encourage people to invest in renewable energy, and worked by offering a payment from your energy supplier for each unit of electricity you generate by renewable means. Many homeowners who purchased solar panels in the last couple of years have expressed concern over the latest announcement, believing that they will lose out on their investment as a result of changes to the tariff. This is not actually the case however, as the cuts to subsidies will affect only large-scale photovoltaic installations – such as those on schools, large factories or purpose-built solar farms. In truth, the changes will actually protect the tariff for domestic solar systems rather than take it away. These changes were brought in because of government fears that the money set aside to encourage renewable energy would be swallowed up by large investor-driven solar systems, instead of householders and community projects. In fact, there has really never been a better time to look at investing in photovoltaic panels. One of the major UK energy suppliers recently raised its ...

...  Solar Storms have been plaguing the earth since the beginning of time. The effects of these solar storms until recently had little effect on mankind. The world’s governments have quietly begun taking this threat to our modern way of life very serious as of late. Lets take an in depth look at just what has transpired in the last few years. Our more modern society didn’t really pay too much attention to solar storms until the Carrington Event of 1859. This was an enormous coronal mass ejection (CME) that carried enough electromagnet energy to overwhelm the Earth protective magnetic ...

A solar flare is an intense flash of extreme radiation emanating from the Sun.  Solar flares are classified as A, B, C, M or X (ranged from small to large). Solar flares can produce streams of highly energetic particles in the solar wind, known as a solar proton event, or “coronal mass ejection” (CME). At high levels we speak of a Solar Radiation Storm. These particles can impact the Earth’s magnetosphere and can cause a geomagnetic storm. Such storms can interfere with modern technology on Earth, such as electrical power grids, communications systems ...

Tzolkin Mayan Calendar   This Mayan calendar has 260 days in a year, 13 months, and 20 days each month. The 20 days are named individually and each day has its own vibration and meaning. This calendar is thought to be based on the time that it takes for a pregnancy to begin and finish, and that possibly this calendar was used for tracking births. It is common that a child be named after the day it was born, since that particular vibration is what the baby is said to have stepped into the river of time, the vibration at which the child is meant to live this lifetime, and the child’s name would have some variation of or some similarity to the name of the day he or she was born. Haab Mayan Calendar The Haab is a Mayan calendar made up of 18 months with 20 days each, plus a period of 5 extra nameless days called Uayeb. The 5 nameless days were considered a time when the dimensions overlap and dark spirits can come and wreak havoc on the Earth. That was a time when people stayed in ...