Many of us are aware of the Mayan calendar but not many people truly understand what it means and how it works. Yes the calendar does end on December 21, 2012, but what does that mean?

The Inca prophecy announces a time of upheaval and turmoil in the world, starting in the year 2000 and ending on 2012. This coincides with the time frame of the prophecies of the Maya and the Hopi.

The Inca believe that the doorways between the worlds are opening -
holes in time that we can step through and beyond, where we can
explore our nascent human capabilities.
We can craft new physical bodies that age differently, that heal differently,
and that die differently.

The theme of stepping beyond time that the Incas speak of can be found in every religious tradition. In Judaism, the Messiah will come at the end of time. When Christ came, time ended and a new time began (Before Christ and After Christ.) What is unique among the Incas is that stepping outside of time has not been institutionalized. It remains an act of personal power that can be attempted by anyone with the daring and courage to step through the doorways of time, escape the grip of death, and become who we are becoming ten thousand years from today.

The Inca Prophecies and the Secret Code

This is a story of investigator Bill Sullivan and his findings of the great mysteries of the Inca civilization.
Great documentary showing the incredible knowledge The Incas had on the constellations and the Milkyway and why this fact is surrounded with myths and secrecy. Check it out and let him tell you the hidden knowledge!

Inca legend says that prior to our world, there was a previous civilization that died away through some mysterious catastrophe. According to the legend, a comet or asteroid, appeared between the constellations of Orion and the Bull. Depictions carved in rock of the comet at that location dated to many hundreds of years before the first known Pre-Inca civilization are the link to this legendary prehistoric culture. In Bolivia there are large meteor craters. Perhaps the theory is not so far-fetched.