zexelica a scris:
Iti semnalez o coincidenta probabil importanta: (in legatura cu 144.000)
Fragment din THE HOW AND WHY OF THE MAYAN END DATE IN 2012 A.D.
by John Major Jenkins
http://www.scribd.com/doc/13056254/The-how...-date-in-2012-a
The Long Count system is somewhat more abstract, yet is also related to certain astronomical cycles. It is based upon nested cycles of days multiplied at each level by that key Mayan number, twenty:
Number of Days / Term
1 / Kin (day)
20 / Uinal
360 / Tun
7200 / Katun
144000 / Baktun
Notice that the only exception to multiplying by twenty is at the tun level, where the uinal period is instead multiplied by 18 to make the 360-day tun. The Maya employed this counting system to track an unbroken sequence of days from the time it was inaugurated. The Mayan scholar Munro Edmonson believes that the Long Count was put in place around 355 B.C. This may be so, but the oldest Long Count date as yet found corresponds to 32 B.C. We find Long Count dates in the archeological record beginning with the baktun place value and separated by dots. For example: 6.19.19.0.0 equals 6 baktuns, 19 katuns, 19 tuns, 0 uinals and 0 days. Each baktun has 144000 days, each katun has 7200 days, and so on. If we add up all the values we find that 6.19.19.0.0 indicates a total of 1007640 days have elapsed since the Zero Date of 0.0.0.0.0. The much discussed 13-baktun cycle is completed 1872000 days (13 baktuns) after 0.0.0.0.0. This period of time is the so called Mayan "Great Cycle" of the Long Count and equals 5125.36 years.
Poate interpretarea are legatura cu o perioada de timp. Din cate am inteles din surse esoterice, interpretarea cu cei 144.000 de salvati este total gresita. Poate reusim sa intelegem mai bine cum sta de fapt treaba...

Zambetul este o lumina la fereastra sufletului ce iti arata ca inima este acasa.