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The Real Mayan Calendar End Date (May 20th, 2016)

 
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"The Galactic Alignment is a cosmic phenomenon which takes place every 25,920 years when, during the winter solstice, our Sun is aligned with our galactic equator ~ our center of the galaxy. Over 25,000 years must pass so that our sun will be near the center of the galaxy, and then for our sun to perfectly align with the center of our galaxy 36 years are needed. Our sun entered the final phase of the alignment in 1980 and will finish this phase in 2016. This is a great significant cosmic phenomenon for mankind."

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The Apex or Zenith is 2016!


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DOOMY!

KÉEP EM COMING.
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Do you get the logic to my theory? You see it now?
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Op,

I agree with your theory, but do not forget some key facts around this date. The Mayan Calendar starts in 3114 BC which is over two thousand years before the Mayan culture even started (400-600AD) So then one has to ask why did their calendar start so long before that culture even existed. The only significant event around the time of its start date is the recorded departure of Krishna. The First Krist.

Now the Mayan calendar true end date marks the return of Bolon Yokte or the white skinned god from the sky. The Vedas clearly document flying machines or Vimanas and the last incarnation of Vishnu is the Kalki Avatara. Kalki means chalked skin. The Hopi use the name Pahana or white skinned god from the sky.

There are five 5125 year minor cycles in one great year where the juggernaut guru appears in his full vestiv avatara form.
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Op,

I agree with your theory, but do not forget some key facts around this date. The Mayan Calendar starts in 3114 BC which is over two thousand years before the Mayan culture even started (400-600AD) So then one has to ask why did their calendar start so long before that culture even existed. The only significant event around the time of its start date is the recorded departure of Krishna. The First Krist.

Now the Mayan calendar true end date marks the return of Bolon Yokte or the white skinned god from the sky. The Vedas clearly document flying machines or Vimanas and the last incarnation of Vishnu is the Kalki Avatara. Kalki means chalked skin. The Hopi use the name Pahana or white skinned god from the sky.

There are five 5125 year minor cycles in one great year where the juggernaut guru appears in his full vestiv avatara form.
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Doomy
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The Jewish Jubilee after a rare tetrad followed by the year 5777. Too many connections. I do not know if the date marks the return, but it marks the real end date of the kali Yuga I think. I think 2016 and 2017 will be major transitional years.

Good sound research Op.
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Op,

I agree with your theory, but do not forget some key facts around this date. The Mayan Calendar starts in 3114 BC which is over two thousand years before the Mayan culture even started (400-600AD) So then one has to ask why did their calendar start so long before that culture even existed. The only significant event around the time of its start date is the recorded departure of Krishna. The First Krist.

Now the Mayan calendar true end date marks the return of Bolon Yokte or the white skinned god from the sky. The Vedas clearly document flying machines or Vimanas and the last incarnation of Vishnu is the Kalki Avatara. Kalki means chalked skin. The Hopi use the name Pahana or white skinned god from the sky.

There are five 5125 year minor cycles in one great year where the juggernaut guru appears in his full vestiv avatara form.
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It was December 2007. It would make 'the boy 8 years old this year.
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The Mayan Calendar is off by 3 1/2 years and I can clearly show you how and why. My theory is very solid. It appears the true Mayan Long Count End Date comes to a cycle conclusion on June 4th, 2016.

Lets see if anyone cares, wants to challenge my theory or comment on what I figured out.

If my theory is valid, then we only might have 6 months left until all hell breaks lose and a new beginning happens.


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This date is accurate bro and people really should take it more seriously . It has such huge implications for all of us and many will deny it because of this but it is what it is .The establishment have known about this for several decades . The date that victor gave in the alien interview was accurate . The date that has been given by dr sal on youtube is accurate although i don't agree with all of his assertions . whether or not it is frank vidal is irrelevant . The date is also confirmed within the torino crop circle from june this year . The end of the 1260 day period makes nibirus entry onto the ecliptic with beginning of climatic collapse . End of 1290 days marks beginning of it's gravitaional hold over earth with uptick in north south axial displacement . Final 45 days are the total collapse and final 30 days being most destructive with north south displacement overlaid with east west displacement . This is not just doom and gloom . Destruction in eyes of one is creation in another . It's a huge opportunity when perceived correctly . A collapse of the dream and revealing of reality . It should not be feared . Blessings to you for uncovering and revealing this .
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The Mayan Calendar is off by 3 1/2 years and I can clearly show you how and why. My theory is very solid. It appears the true Mayan Long Count End Date comes to a cycle conclusion on June 4th, 2016.

Lets see if anyone cares, wants to challenge my theory or comment on what I figured out.

If my theory is valid, then we only might have 6 months left until all hell breaks lose and a new beginning happens.


:werfwwe:
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This date is accurate bro and people really should take it more seriously . It has such huge implications for all of us and many will deny it because of this but it is what it is .The establishment have known about this for several decades . The date that victor gave in the alien interview was accurate . The date that has been given by dr sal on youtube is accurate although i don't agree with all of his assertions . whether or not it is frank vidal is irrelevant . The date is also confirmed within the torino crop circle from june this year . The end of the 1260 day period makes nibirus entry onto the ecliptic with beginning of climatic collapse . End of 1290 days marks beginning of it's gravitaional hold over earth with uptick in north south axial displacement . Final 45 days are the total collapse and final 30 days being most destructive with north south displacement overlaid with east west displacement . This is not just doom and gloom . Destruction in eyes of one is creation in another . It's a huge opportunity when perceived correctly . A collapse of the dream and revealing of reality . It should not be feared . Blessings to you for uncovering and revealing this .
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An added note , this is the most important information ever revealed on this site and that which you ever will read . Will you have faith to prepare ?
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bump bump bump. you have made my day.. OP .. TOP NOTCH THREAD .
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"Mayas' Missing Leap Year

"The ancient Maya, famed for their elaborate and accurate calendar systems, observed two calendar years, but neither seemed to have bothered with a leap year.

"As far as we know, the people of Mesoamerica, the Maya included, didn't care about leap years," said Anthony Aveni, an expert in ancient Mesoamerican astronomy at Colgate University.

The Maya solar year of 365 days was central to the agricultural cycle, while their ritual year of 260 days was critical for determining auspicious dates.

These calendars were carefully designed to synchronize in 52-year cycles, but no effort was made to prevent "drifting" dates.

"They didn't care if they didn't have a white Christmas, or if their Fourth of July wasn't in the summer, to put it in our terms," Aveni explained.

The Maya instead placed priority on marking the passage of time through additional calendar systems such as the Long Count, which unfolds on a cycle more than 5,000 years long.

"Our philosophy about leap year is a complicated scheme to make the seasons jibe with the calendar," Aveni said.

"They were more concerned that time should be unbroken, not interfered with, and that the count of time should have continuity," he said.

"To break continuity would be to break order."


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"Like all solar calendars of every advanced civilization that has come to develop one, there are certain basic similarities; such as, a need to keep track of the seasons for agriculture, and one perplexing problem which has always existed through the ages. Because the actual length of time it takes for our Sun to re-appear in its exact same positions as seen from Earth is slightly longer than 365 days, periodic adjustments are needed to keep an accumulation of the yearly calendar counts in alignment with the Earth's true revolutions around the Sun. The ancient Mayans approached this problem differently than what we do today. Instead of adding a leap year every 4 years, they subtracted 13 days every 52 years. The Haab calendar has an error of only 1 day in 6729 years, while our modern calendar has an error of just 1 day in 3236 years."

[link to mayan-calendar.org]

You can see, the Mayan calendar is much more accurate then are modern Gregorian calendar. Instead of adding a leap year every 4 years, they subtracted 13 days every 52 years or a calendar round cycle.
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The start date of the Mayan calendar is accurate but it is the end date that is wrong because we are using the Gregorian calendar, which is not accurate. Using the Gregorian calendar researchers arrived to Dec. 21st, 2012 as the end of the 13th baktun cycle. That equated to 5125 years.

But researchers got it all wrong. You have to use the Mayan calendar to get to the correct end date, and not the Gregorian.

Look at this below:

" It is no surprise, and indeed it is to be expected that most of the audience who gives their time over to reading any of this author’s material will first give themselves over to critiquing my knowledge and information about the Mayan Long Count Cycle. There are indeed some rules to be followed in the study of this unfolding Long Count Cycle of 5125.366-years. The problem however remains that no one seems to know why these rules are in place! So, for all of the formalities that are to be garnered in such a task of understanding this count, this author had instead attempted to understand the Long Count from a corrected perspective, in which the cycle is then imbued with the intercalary dates added within the passage of every 52-years. This resulted in the infrequently advertised, and rarely to be seen year phase for the Great Baktun cycle in current literature, which is to be 5128-years.

Those who inadvertently use this number to describe the cycle have simply stumbled upon it through the general multiplication of a 5,125.366-year time period by the standard definition of the year as being 365.4-days long, instead of the terms of the linear 360 x 5200 equation that amounts to the 1872000-days, which are then divided by 365.2422-days. This 365.4-day division would in turn imply to account somehow for the leap dates in every four years. In truth however, on behalf of redeeming the erroneous numerical theory that would go to imply 5128-years, or (5127.58-years) this author has discovered instead that the actual extended cycle should then come to amount more specifically to a period of 5128.744-years, when there is added the proper amount of intercalary dates in every 520-year cycle, which aligns the 260-day Tzolkin / Tonalpoualli with the tropical year."

[link to www.mesoamericancalendarstudies.com]
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I arrived at 1260 days.

Here is something very similar with the calculations I have noticed:


"43. However, it is also true theoretically that when this Long Count Cycle of 1872000-days, or 5125.366-years is further imbued with the 12.6 intercalary days gained in every 52-actual years, the equation falls closer to within a specific conjunction to those of a quantity of 3,208-planetary Venus synodic cycles of 583.92-days each, even more specifically then when it is measured in a period of 5125.366-years. When the extra 1,234-extra days are added to this Long Count Cycle, it is allowed to behave more like a 104-year period, wherein the Venus conjunctions are seen in that time to be more stabilized by being polarized to a specific aspect of that planets’ phase, with regards to the position of the sun."

44. Interestingly, this (corrected) 13-fold Baktun cycle of 5128.744-years, would end up outlining what is in fact to be just “1-degree” short of true current astronomical precession, for what is rather just under 71 ½ -years short of 5,200-actual years. Furthermore, the “1,234-intercalery days” which take place in the complete cycle of 5128.744-years, also turn out to mirror the “12.34-synodic cycles of Venus,” in a (corrected) or imbued Katun period of 7204-days."

[link to www.mesoamericancalendarstudies.com]

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"It seems reasonable, then, that we can conclude that possibly the period of time about 3.5 years after the Mayan calendar end date might be Biblically-significant as a Tribulation indicator. We can apply both potential Mayan calendar end dates, the infamous December 21 and lesser-known December 23 markers.

From date: Friday, December 21, 2012

Added 1260 days

Resulting date: Friday, June 3, 2016


ALSO . . .

From date: Sunday, December 23, 2012

Added 1260 days

Resulting date: Sunday, June 5, 2016


We arrive at late Spring of 2016. Might the year 2016 be significant for America and for the world? The authors of the following very intriguing books believe that year 2016 represents the Return of the Lord and the Day of the Lord, respectively-"

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Op,

A few Jewish rabbis are saying the Moshiach returns in 2016. Many Christians will label him the antichrist, but that is the grave mistake they will make. There is a price to pay when you serve Rome's agenda for so long.

The astrological days around June 3-6 are significant, but I see something more interesting on Dec 21, 2017. I hope other astrologers will look at this date as well.

The real problem we all have trying to figure these dates is Krishna departed on 3102 BC and they recorded astrological records fairly good back then. If the Mayan calendar is actually tracking the 5125 cycle of Vishnu then what happened to the 10-12 year difference. It is easy to lose those years.

There are other megalithic structures that are tracking the same 5125 year cycles.
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I showed your post to my Mayan wife whos father is Tz'utujil Shamon here on the Lake...she said your off by 2 years and check your math again.
Not my words but straight from the source.
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My math is perfectly correct as shown. If you can show otherwise, then maybe I will listen.
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She said "if he thinks his math is perfectly correct thats his problem...he'll figure it out on his own"
OP time isnt what we think it is. Stop thinking like a westerner.
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Hey Revelator,...

Your threads are always well thought out my friend.

I think I heard somewhere that God don't play dice.

Which would indicate that there is indeed a plan beyond all human control.


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I showed your post to my Mayan wife whos father is Tz'utujil Shamon here on the Lake...she said your off by 2 years and check your math again.
Not my words but straight from the source.
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My math is perfectly correct as shown. If you can show otherwise, then maybe I will listen.
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She said "if he thinks his math is perfectly correct thats his problem...he'll figure it out on his own"
OP time isnt what we think it is. Stop thinking like a westerner.
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Did your wife say 2018 then. I still think we could be missing something here. It is easy to multiply 5125 by .2345 years and count out from there. It is the start date that we are working from that has also most likely been altered.

It is also pointless to try and figure out a day without fully understanding what the ancients recorded it for in the fist place. The Mayans recorded this date as not the end of time, but the beginning of a new cycle and it marks the return of Bolon Yokte.

Much of this is known within certain Kriya Yoga circles. whoever recorded the vedas also left information for other groups of people and they included the Mayans. Hopi, and Tibetans.
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:great scott:

Looks like this person has the same line of thinking:

"Okay, deep breath.... Mayan calendar.

The Mayan calendar as we understand it correlates to a base date of either 2nd or 13th of August, 3114bce depending on your source. I'm using the latter as it appears to be more commonly accepted from what I can tell. A Mayan world age lasts 13 Baktuns, a period of 1,872,000 days. Therefore 22nd December, 2012 must necessarily be the 1,872,001st day after the Mayan base date. Unfortunately though, it doesn't quite work out.

The sum of 1,872,000 days after the base date calculated without compensating for either Mayan intercalary days or Gregorian leap years represents a period of 5,128 years and 280 days bringing us to the 19th May, 2015.

The sum of 1,872,000 days excluding Mayan intercalary days (thus preserving the mathematical integrity of the same) but including related systems within both Julian and Gregorian calendars represents a period of 5,312 years and 102 days bringing us to 19th August, 2019.

The sum of 1,872,000 days including Mayan intercalary days as thogh they were a part of the calendar (which they patently were not) and related systems within both Julian and Gregorian calendars represents a period of 5,125 years and 94 days bringing us to 15th November 2011.

I have no idea where 2012 came from. I guess some clever [cough cough... person] just pulled it out of their [cough cough... imagination] one day."

[link to firstnations.com]

My calculations actually point to May 20th, 2016 instead, not 2015.

And the idea of where 2012 came from was researchers took the Gregorian calendar and overlapped it with the Mayan Long Count of 144,000 days which shouldn't have been done to accurately figure out the "end date"!
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Rachel, did you say there is a Pleiades Solar alignment on May 20th, 2016?

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Rachel, did you say there is a Pleiades Solar alignment on May 20th, 2016?

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Yes - the annual sun-Pleiades alignment is on May 20.

On May 30 the sun is aligned with the royal star of the Bull, Aldebaran

On June 4 the sun is just past these degrees in the Bull's horns where it:
1) aligns with Venus (superior conjunction)
2) aligns with the moon (Venus, moon and sun at same degree)
3) aligns with three other planets - Saturn, Jupiter and Neptune (within 2 degrees)

[link to kabbalastrology.files.wordpress.com (secure)]

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And May 21 will be the full moon, with the sun at Pleiades and the moon exactly opposite the moon in the celestial sphere, at the entrance to Scorpio

The Pleiades - Scorpio axis has been a prominent one in the buildup to the grand cross. On new years day 2015, there was a double grand cross alignment forming an 8-pointed star. One of the axes of the grand cross was the waxing moon in the Pleiades and Saturn at the entrance to Scorpio.

[link to kabbalastrology.files.wordpress.com (secure)]

Ten months later, the full moon of November featured the full moon in the Pleiades opposite the sun, Saturn and Mercury at the opening of Scorpio. What's more, a few days following the full moon of November, there was a grand cross mirroring the grand cross of January, with the waning moon at Sirius, where the full moon of January was. January - 1 and November - 11 appeared to be mirroring each other.

In November, the sun transits through the sign of Scorpio, which places the full moon in the Pleaides. In May-June, six months later, it will be the opposite - the sun will be in the Pleiades, and the full moon at the entrance to Scorpio. Shortly after is the new moon coordinate of the grand cross, positioned just past this axis into the Bull's horns and aligning with the four other planets in the animals of Ezekiel's chariot.

I am using the sidereal zodiac to track the alignments, because the important element is where the planets appear in the constellations. However for some purposes, while keeping in mind where the planets actually appear, the tropical system can be useful to index planetary placements.

The double grand cross 8-pointed star alignment that opened 2015 'cataloged' two sets of axes that reverberate in the November-December and May-June alignments.

The first axis is that which connects the Pleiades and the entrance to Scorpio, where the moon was on New Years Day 2015, where the full moon of November 25 was, and where the full moon of May 21 will be. This axis connects the 0 degree of Gemini and Sagittarius in the tropical system and corresponds to the early degrees of the Bull and Scorpio in the night sky.

The second axis is between Sirius and Capricorn, where the sun was in January, where the full moon of January occurred, and where the grand cross of November occurred. The important date for this axis is December 9, 2015 when Sirius and Pluto align, and July 5, the annual sun-Sirius alignment. The new moon July 3-4 will take place at Sirius, and it will be the first new moon after the Ezekiel's wheel grand cross alignment.

It is my belief, which hopefully will become a more full-fledged understanding, that the alignments of Sirius, the Pleiades and Pluto are part of the crossing that our planet will go through. It seems two intersecting planetary orbits and the grand cross or merkabah are depicted in this crop circle from 10/31/15:

[link to imgur.com]

(I know this post is probably too much information for this thread, but I thought it would be better to provide the information and later pick out of it what may be useful. The takeaway for this thread is the Pleiades new moon and superior conjunction just before the grand cross, which echoes back to November and January)

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Sun at Pleiades May 20
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Full moon 5/21
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Sun at Aldebaran (royal star) 5/30
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6/4 Sun-Venus in Bull's Horns (midnight)

6/4 Sun-Venus in Bull's Horns
[link to imgur.com]

the new moon is June 4 at 8pm PT, 11pm ET

the exact superior conjunction (Sun-Venus) is 6/6/16 5:15 ET
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Rachel, did you say there is a Pleiades Solar alignment on May 20th, 2016?

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Yes - the annual sun-Pleiades alignment is on May 20.

On May 30 the sun is aligned with the royal star of the Bull, Aldebaran

On June 4 the sun is just past these degrees in the Bull's horns where it:
1) aligns with Venus (superior conjunction)
2) aligns with the moon (Venus, moon and sun at same degree)
3) aligns with three other planets - Saturn, Jupiter and Neptune (within 2 degrees)

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Thanks. The Sun-Pleiades alignment on May 19th/20th is very important to the Mayans. More to come in regards to this.
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:great scott:

Looks like this person has the same line of thinking:

"Okay, deep breath.... Mayan calendar.

The Mayan calendar as we understand it correlates to a base date of either 2nd or 13th of August, 3114bce depending on your source. I'm using the latter as it appears to be more commonly accepted from what I can tell. A Mayan world age lasts 13 Baktuns, a period of 1,872,000 days. Therefore 22nd December, 2012 must necessarily be the 1,872,001st day after the Mayan base date. Unfortunately though, it doesn't quite work out.

The sum of 1,872,000 days after the base date calculated without compensating for either Mayan intercalary days or Gregorian leap years represents a period of 5,128 years and 280 days bringing us to the 19th May, 2015.

The sum of 1,872,000 days excluding Mayan intercalary days (thus preserving the mathematical integrity of the same) but including related systems within both Julian and Gregorian calendars represents a period of 5,312 years and 102 days bringing us to 19th August, 2019.

The sum of 1,872,000 days including Mayan intercalary days as thogh they were a part of the calendar (which they patently were not) and related systems within both Julian and Gregorian calendars represents a period of 5,125 years and 94 days bringing us to 15th November 2011.

I have no idea where 2012 came from. I guess some clever [cough cough... person] just pulled it out of their [cough cough... imagination] one day."

[link to firstnations.com]

My calculations actually point to May 19th, 2016 instead, not 2015.

And the idea of where 2012 came from was researchers took the Gregorian calendar and overlapped it with the Mayan Long Count of 144,000 days which shouldn't have been done to accurately figure out the "end date"!
 Quoting: Revelator Stargate


This researcher above had it very close, May 19th, 2015 as the end of the Long Count date.

It is actually a year later or May 19th/20th, 2016 since there is no year zero that was calculated into the equation.

May 20th, 2016(Julian calendar) is June 2nd, 2016 (Gregorian calendar)

The beginning Mayan Long Count date is August 13th, 3114 B.C. (Gregorian) and the end date is 5128 years 280 days later, which would be May 19th/20th, 2016.

1,872,000 days/365 Haab Solar Days = 5128.767 years or 5128 years 280 days.
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Very interesting.

I don't know if it is possible for us to calculate the actual date because of certain factors, but this sounds closer and I know The Sky is our real calendar.

I'm feeling like the end/ Beginning could be anytime now.

What Rachel said is right on too.

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Very interesting.

I don't know if it is possible for us to calculate the actual date because of certain factors, but this sounds closer and I know The Sky is our real calendar.

I'm feeling like the end/ Beginning could be anytime now.

What Rachel said is right on too.

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It is possible. The 5128 years of the true Mayan Haab Solar Year of 365 days using 1,872,000 days for the 13 baktuns, (144,0000 days each), perfectly matches the correct processional cycle of 1 degree change every 71.233 years. This is computed by taking 5200 years - 5128.767 = 71.333 years.

And here is this...

"There are 360 degrees in the Zodiac circle. It takes ~72 years of new spring dawns to move the constellation but 1 degree. For reference, the moon takes up ½ of a degree. The span of the Zodiac signs average 30º. It would take ~2,160 years to travel through one Zodiac sign (72 yr x 30º). Over one lifetime this movement would not be noticed. It would take a number of lifetimes to notice this and then have accurate enough records to forecast the future movements. A longer explanation is on my web site at [link to eearthk.com] At 72 years per degree, it would take 25,920 years to complete the entire cycle and return.

In western science the discovery of Precession is credited to Hipparchus around 120 BC. He was an excellent astronomer but likely used older data from the Babylonians and perhaps other sources from the library at Alexandria. How accurate was he? Modern science puts the most accurate number to transit the 1 degree not at 72 years but at 71.63 years. Hipparchus figures estimated it at 78.26 years. Close. Ptolemy then used Hipparchus information and 300 years later estimated it to be at ~100 years. Not getting better. The Mayans at about 50 BC, or so, developed their calendar and with its accuracy estimated it at 71.2 years. How did they get it so accurate? Did they have past help and information? If we assume modern estimates are 100% accurate, then the Mayans were 99.4% accurate, Hipparchus was 91.5% accurate and Ptolemy was 71.6% accurate. So it is shown the Mayans were more accurate and earlier than the west . . . or they had help."

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