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Capítulo 1: Intro

0:000 segundoThat era is now and the transition has already begun. This is where the message of our Mayan ancestors comes in. They

0:077 segundosrecognize the nature of time cycles long before science described our journey through the heavens. They state that [music] at least three great worlds have

0:1515 segundosexisted in the past and been destroyed before the one that we're living in today. They cautioned the darkest point in our cycle, we would go so far as to

0:2424 segundosforget who we are and forget our connectedness to one another in the earth. They even told us that we would forget our past. The site has revealed

0:3232 segundosthe bodies of humans [music] that appear to be in what the archaeologists call postures of flight, suggesting that they were fleeing from whatever [music] it was that destroyed their civilization.

Capítulo 2: A Warning From 51 Centuries Ago

0:4949 segundosOver 51 centuries ago, our ancestors did their very best to inform and warn us of what they knew would be an era of

0:5757 segundospowerful transition in the future they could only imagine in their dreams. That era is now. And the transition has already begun. To understand [music]

1:061 minuto e 6 segundostheir message, to understand our journey through the heavens and time, and it's all about cycles. Time code 2 reminds us

1:141 minuto e 14 segundosthat our ancestors recorded their experience of the last end of time, showing us beyond reasonable doubt that

1:221 minuto e 22 segundosthe close of one world age is the [music] beginning of the next and not the end of the world.

1:281 minuto e 28 segundosThe very nature of a cycle is that it repeats itself. So every time the end of one cycle appears, by definition, it's

1:361 minuto e 36 segundosalso the beginning of the next. The key here [music] is that to get to the beginning of what's new, the cycle must pass through

1:431 minuto e 43 segundosthe end of what already exists. And while this [music] repeating nature of cycles is obvious on the small scale of

1:511 minuto e 51 segundosthings like seasons of the year and phases of the moon, it's not always so obvious when we're talking about cosmic cycles like solar [music] systems moving through the galaxy.

2:012 minutos e 1 segundoThis is where the message of our Mayan ancestors comes in. They recognized the nature of time cycles long before science described our journey through

2:102 minutos e 10 segundosthe heavens. Their timekeepers preserved what they knew and incorporated it in the stories about the universe and life.

2:172 minutos e 17 segundosNon-scientific descriptions of creation and destruction, birth and death, beginnings and endings. While the

2:242 minutos e 24 segundosspecifics regarding the end of time vary across tradition, [music] culture, and religious belief, there's a common theme that seems to run through all of them,

2:332 minutos e 33 segundos[music] almost universally. Ancient predictions for our time in history [music] describe an age filled with an

2:402 minutos e 40 segundosepic darkness. From the Hindu descriptions of the great yugas to the Mayan long count marking the remaining

2:472 minutos e 47 segundosdays of the current great cycle, the close of our age has been prophesized, predicted, [music] feared, and

2:542 minutos e 54 segundosanticipated as an era of war, suffering, excess, and inequality.

3:003 minutosAnd while these descriptions sound ominous, there is a bright [music] side.

3:033 minutos e 3 segundosAlthough the darkness appears to be necessary, it also appears to [music] be brief.

3:093 minutos e 9 segundosThe reason physically our solar system is moving through the shortest part of [music] an orbit called an ellipse. The

3:173 minutos e 17 segundosshape is important because it looks like a flattened circle and our journey has carried us to [music] the most distant point in our orbit from the center of our home galaxy, the Milky Way.

3:293 minutos e 29 segundosBoth ancient traditions and modern science tell us that our location in this cyclic orbit determines how [music]

3:373 minutos e 37 segundoswe experience the powerful sources of energy that radiate from our galaxy's core. Energy like the massive magnetic

3:443 minutos e 44 segundosfields that have been recently discovered there. New studies suggest that it's precisely such cycles that influence the quality of life on Earth

3:533 minutos e 53 segundosand may explain the mysterious rise and fall of life here on our planet. even the mass extinctions that happened 250 and 450 million years ago.

4:034 minutos e 3 segundosAdditionally, modern discoveries now confirm that our planet's position throughout the journey, things like orbit, tilt, and wobble, [music] create

4:124 minutos e 12 segundosthe everchanging cycles that influence everything from the temperature and climate to polar ice and the magnetic fields of Earth. The key here is that

4:204 minutos e 20 segundosour location in these cycles also [music] appears to have a direct emotional and spiritual effect upon us.

4:284 minutos e 28 segundosAs we travel further from our galaxy's [music] core, the same ancient traditions that describe the cycles also

4:354 minutos e 35 segundosdescribe how we sense our distance from the galaxy's energy source [music] as a sense of a loss of connection, one

4:444 minutos e 44 segundosthat we experience both spiritually and emotionally.

4:484 minutos e 48 segundosScientific links between the quality of Earth's [music] magnetic fields, how they're affected by cosmic conditions

4:554 minutos e 55 segundosand our sense of well-being seem to support precisely such ancient beliefs.

5:015 minutos e 1 segundoIn the same [music] way that Earth's rotation makes the darkest part of the night appear just before the dawn, our position in the heavens makes the

5:095 minutos e 9 segundosdarkest part of our world age appear just before our heavenly orbit begins the return that [music] brings us closer

5:165 minutos e 16 segundosto the light of our galaxy's core. With that return, we experience relief from the cataclysmic forces of [music] the cycles of darkness. And just as the

5:255 minutos e 25 segundosnight must pass to get to the new day, the only way to get to the light of the next cycle is to finish the darkness of this one.

5:355 minutos e 35 segundosWe all know that while dark experiences definitely [music] exist in our world, and we don't need to look far to find them. There's also much more to life

5:435 minutos e 43 segundosthan the suffering and the [music] destruction the ancients foraw and predicted. Much more. Even in our time of great darkness, [music] the

5:515 minutos e 51 segundospolarities of peace, healing, love, and compassion are alive, well, and abundant. Our ancestors had an amazingly

5:585 minutos e 58 segundosdeep grasp [music] of just what our experience of cosmic cycles means on multiple levels. Somehow, they knew that Earth's position in the heavens would

6:076 minutos e 7 segundosaffect [music] the physical conditions in our world, as well as the emotional and spiritual experiences that we need to embrace those conditions.

Capítulo 3: We Would Forget Who We Are

6:166 minutos e 16 segundosThrough myth, analogy, and metaphor, traditions from the Native American Hopi to the ancient Hindu vades reminded us

6:246 minutos e 24 segundosthat the further we travel away [music] from the core of our galaxy, the deeper we are in the darkness, the more we feel lost and the more out of sync we find

6:336 minutos e 33 segundosourselves with the fields that influence life here on Earth.

6:376 minutos e 37 segundosThey caution, the darkest [music] point in our cycle, we would go so far as to forget who we are and forget our connectedness [music] to one another in

6:456 minutos e 45 segundosthe earth. They even told us that we would forget our past. [music] It's precisely this disconnected feeling that

6:526 minutos e 52 segundosseems to be the consequence of the cyclic journey that carries us to the far end of our galactic orbit. [music] It's also the fear that is spawned by

7:017 minutos e 1 segundosuch feelings that has led to the chaos, war, and destruction at the end of [music] cycles in the past. At the end of the last two world ages, for example,

7:097 minutos e 9 segundos[music]

7:107 minutos e 10 segundosthe ancient Hopi described the greed and the wars that led to [music] the loss of the very things that we cherish the most. Our families, our [music] civilization, and ourselves.

7:217 minutos e 21 segundosArchaeological discoveries of an advanced civilization located in the [music] Indus River Valley between what is now India and Pakistan seem to

7:307 minutos e 30 segundossupport the Hopi myths as well as those of the 100,000line epic poem [music] of the Hindu

7:377 minutos e 37 segundosMahabarata. The site has revealed the bodies of humans that appear to be in what the archaeologists call postures of

7:447 minutos e 44 segundosflight, suggesting that they were fleeing from whatever it was that destroyed their civilization. Students of the Mahabarata suggest that the

7:527 minutos e 52 segundosmassive text describes a great war that was fought in the valley that marks the precise location of the new discoveries.

8:008 minutos[music] The remains are now dated at approximately 7 to 10,000 years old, [music] placing them into the time frame

8:078 minutos e 7 segundosof the two world ages of the past. While such discoveries obviously warrant more study, we can learn from what we do know of them so far.

8:178 minutos e 17 segundosWhen we understand what the darkness of our cycle has meant in the past and why it's necessary, we begin to see the great challenges of our time in a new

8:258 minutos e 25 segundoslight. And [music] with that light, our time in history and our response to the changes that come with it take on new

8:328 minutos e 32 segundosmeaning. With these ideas in mind, it becomes even clearer that now is [music] the best time for us to go through such

8:398 minutos e 39 segundosa cycle. The reason is because now is the first time we have the [music] understanding, the need and the

8:468 minutos e 46 segundostechnology to reach into the realm of all possibilities [music] and choose the kind of future that will arise from the chaos of the present.

8:548 minutos e 54 segundosThis is something that would have been impossible even 50 years ago. Looking closely at the stories and records that have been handed down to us for over 250

9:049 minutos e 4 segundosgenerations, it becomes obvious that those who experienced the end of the last world age worked hard to make sure

9:119 minutos e 11 segundosthat we know precisely what it means to do so. We find the fruits of their labor preserved for us today in their temples, texts, [music] traditions, and cultures.

9:209 minutos e 20 segundosAlthough the ancient creation stories such as those of the Hopi, Hindu, and Mayan cultures differ in specifics, they generally agree when it comes to the

9:289 minutos e 28 segundoscyclic nature of the universe. They state [music] that at least three great worlds have existed in the past and been destroyed before the one that we're living in today.

9:399 minutos e 39 segundosWhile different traditions use different signs to tell us where we are in our world age cycle, it seems that all the signs are essentially telling us the

9:479 minutos e 47 segundossame thing. The shift [music] from the present age into the next one is now in our lifetime.

Capítulo 4: The Mayan End Date

9:559 minutos e 55 segundosWhat sets the Mayan calendar apart from the oral traditions [music] such as the Hopi, is that their timeline for the shift ends on a specific [music]

10:0310 minutos e 3 segundosdate. While their system of calendars accurately identifies the alignment that marks the shift, a rare astronomical

10:1110 minutos e 11 segundosconfiguration that modern computers have actually confirmed, [music] it's what the Maya knew about Earth's journey through the heavens that makes

10:1810 minutos e 18 segundostheir [music] story even more astounding. Specifically, they knew that during a [music] zone of time before and

10:2510 minutos e 25 segundosafter the 2012 winter solstice, Earth and our entire solar system [music] would move into a position that is

10:3310 minutos e 33 segundosextraordinary by any standards. It's during this time that we move across an imaginary line that defines the two halves of our discshaped [music] galaxy.

10:4510 minutos e 45 segundosJust the way the equator of the Earth divides the northern and southern hemispheres, the equator-like line that we cross in the Milky Way [music]

10:5310 minutos e 53 segundosseparates the top of the galaxy's disc from the bottom. As the planets of our solar system line [music] up with one

10:5910 minutos e 59 segundosanother in our sun, our crossing of the galaxy's equator also aligns us with the mysterious source of energy that lies at

11:0711 minutos e 7 segundosthe heart of the Milky Way. The Mesoamerican scholar John Major Jenkins was among the first to recognize the

11:1511 minutos e 15 segundos[music] significance of this alignment as the completion of the great cycle indicated by the Mayan calendar. Well,

11:2211 minutos e 22 segundosto be absolutely clear, this is not an [music] event that happens suddenly in a single day. In other words, our crossing

11:3011 minutos e 30 segundosof the imaginary line that divides our galaxy doesn't suggest that we'll all go to bed on December 20th [music] of 2012 in one world and wake up the next

11:3911 minutos e 39 segundosmorning to a radically different world on the 21st. Instead, the winter solstice appears to be the astronomical

11:4511 minutos e 45 segundosmarker that the Maya chose to mark the center [music] of the transition zone.

11:5111 minutos e 51 segundosAnd that zone begins well before and ends well after 2012.

11:5611 minutos e 56 segundosBecause of the size and distances of heavenly bodies to us here on Earth, this alignment appears [music] as a slow, gradual shift over a period of

12:0612 minutos e 6 segundostime. Our familiar experience of an eclipse is a perfect illustration of how such a gradual shift occurs. If you've ever watched a lunar eclipse, for

12:1412 minutos e 14 segundosexample, probably didn't take long to discover that it wasn't going to be over quickly. Once it began, you could go back into the house, fix a cup of tea,

12:2312 minutos e 23 segundosmake a couple of phone calls, and feed the pets before going back outdoors to see the completion of the progress.

12:3012 minutos e 30 segundosEven though the Earth is hurtling through space at a speed of about 65,000 mph,

12:3712 minutos e 37 segundoson the night of a lunar eclipse, [music] such enormous speeds aren't obvious.

12:4212 minutos e 42 segundosThat's the effect of huge objects like planets moving through space at tremendous speeds across vast distances.

12:4712 minutos e 47 segundos[music]

12:4812 minutos e 48 segundosTo us, they look like they're in slow motion.

12:5112 minutos e 51 segundosSo, in the case of the sun moving into an alignment with the equator of the Milky Way, the winter solstice of 2012 marks [music] a point within the zone of a shift that actually began years ago.

13:0313 minutos e 3 segundosIn his landmark work, Maya Cosmogenesis 2012, [music] Jenkins describes how such a transition

13:1113 minutos e 11 segundosis a process [music] rather than an event. Using calculations made by Belgium astronomer Yan Muse, Jenkins

13:2013 minutos e 20 segundossuggests that the progression of the sun across the zone of the Milky Ways equator [music] covers a span of time that began in 1980 and ends around 2016.

13:3213 minutos e 32 segundosEven with a margin of error of plus or minus a few years, this means that we're already well into the alignment that the Maya predicted over 2,000 [music] years

13:4113 minutos e 41 segundosago. What does such a rare moment in astronomical history mean in our lives today? Well, the truth is no one knows

Capítulo 5: What It Means For Us

13:4913 minutos e 49 segundosfor sure. We can't because no one living today has a direct experience of the last time something like this happened.

13:5713 minutos e 57 segundosWhat we do have, however, are good indicators of what we can expect. [music] We have facts.

14:0314 minutos e 3 segundosWhen we marry the facts of today's science with the wisdom in the historic records of the past, we find a story that's almost beyond belief. It's the

14:1314 minutos e 13 segundosstory of a [music] journey. Our journey that began so long ago that [music] it's taken over 256

14:2114 minutos e 21 segundosgenerations and five millennia of time to reach the end. Now that we're doing so, we discovered the end is actually

14:2914 minutos e 29 segundosthe start of a new journey. Perhaps poet and visionary TS Elliott best described [music] the irony of an end being a

14:3614 minutos e 36 segundosbeginning when he said, "We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive

14:4514 minutos e 45 segundoswhere we started and know the [music] place for the very first time." While the story of a shifting world age

14:5314 minutos e 53 segundosbased on our planet's orbit through the stars may sound like the plot of a Star Trek episode, the celestial calculations that our ancestors left to us are

15:0215 minutos e 2 segundossurprisingly consistent with the same scientific findings of today. When we put it all together, they tell the [music] same story. And with that story,

15:1215 minutos e 12 segundoswe suddenly have a new meaning for some of the great mysteries of our past, [music] as well as the clues that tell us what to expect in our future.

15:2015 minutos e 20 segundosFortunately, our ancestors left us everything we need to meet the challenges of a great world age. [music] Thanks for watching all the way through.

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