it's the pseudo-fans of Mayan "prophecy" that have it all screwed up in a bad way.
some of my best friends are Mayan and we are planning a BIG party this year on Dec 21.
on Dec 21, 2012 a B'ak'tun in the Maya calendar will end with a new B'ak'tun starting on Dec 22, 2012. now B'ak'tuns rarely end, each lasts 144,000 days (~394.5 years) and the Maya generally celebrated B'ak'tun endings with feasting and merriment. they also celebrated the closing of shorter calendar cycles: the 7,200 day K'atun (~19.7 years), the 360 day Tun endings. the 20 day Winal cycle was a minor holiday. there are longer Mayan cycles too running hundreds of millions of years.
so if someone says you the Mayan calendar "ends" this year, it simply isn't true!
it's the pseudo-fans of Mayan "prophecy" that have it all screwed up in a bad way.
some of my best friends are Mayan and we are planning a BIG party this year on Dec 21.
on Dec 21, 2012 a B'ak'tun in the Maya calendar will end with a new B'ak'tun starting on Dec 22, 2012. now B'ak'tuns rarely end, each lasts 144,000 days (~394.5 years) and the Maya generally celebrated B'ak'tun endings with feasting and merriment. they also celebrated the closing of shorter calendar cycles: the 7,200 day K'atun (~19.7 years), the 360 day Tun endings. the 20 day Winal cycle was a minor holiday. there are longer Mayan cycles too running hundreds of millions of years.
so if someone says you the Mayan calendar "ends" this year, it simply isn't true!
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