3 Painted Men

[polaris]

http://www.livescience.com/ Mayan Murals: Stunning Images of King and Calendar. The whole article is quite interesting, and when I saw the Three Painted Men, it occurred to me that christian scientists are going to dismiss the obvious or invent another word like they did for that satellite in the glorification of the eucharist... that Egyptians were visiting the Mayans... and the gods of all five races are the same people.

[Jeff Sheets]

...the gods of all five races are the same people.

Thanks for your post. I have always believed that. Every race has their gods, they are the same pantheon, except in Christianity we got a portrait of what happens when the others are either deposed or absent and we are left with one god...the one who stayed here the longest. Sichin had a point, and the jury is still out with brown dwarf suns with planets rotating around them. For some reason, the astronomers keep coming up with oddball bodies that weren't visible before.

Christianity, Our latest base of religion. Its amazing once you think about it, that the older religions even survived. Christianity was hell bent on destroying Gnosticism, Mithrainism, and anything Babylonian. For some reason, they revered Judaism...oh, thats right. Jesus Christ. He is the one who made the connection between Enlil and Elohim. I have a favorite god, but that is not the same as worship. Enki was a good guy for an Annunaki. If I met him, it would be "man" to "man". He was for real.

On the other hand, Enlil was a psychopath...Thats our modern day christian god...Jesus may have had it mixed up, but the Vatican CERTAINLY did.

[Foxlike Mulder]

New findings from archeologists at Boston University suggest the Mayan Calendar doesn't end in 2012, and that it really isn't a finite projection at all. The latest discovery in Guatemala shows calendar paintings on cave walls which predate other Mayan Calendars by 500 years. Two articles on the subject are copied below.

This is a mild relief for those who think 12/21/12 is going to be a bad day. However, one could look at at this way too: yes, they found calendars 500 years older and interpreted them to mean things don't end in 2012...but, wouldn't later calendars incorporate the latest information/knowledge? What if the Mayans of 813 AD didn't figure out (or hear about) what the Mayans of 1313 did?

http://bostonglobe.com/news/world/2012/ ... story.html

http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2 ... tml?ref=hp

[Moon]

Thank you for that article, Polaris. I found it quite interesting to read of the new find. The titles of the Kings are also quite interesting as they use the term Obsidian.

http://www.livescience.com/20218-apocal ... endar.html

Foxlike, I merged your thread into this one to keep the conversation ongoing.

[Gizmo]

if the other is newer then it can be more accurate ? how does one made 500 earlier is the true one now ? xP and maians never said world would end in 2012 i dont understand this "news"

[polaris]

One is not more correct than any other - that's the way it works...
What's being said it that a scribe from Xultun was recording what was going on during that time - that's what they do and did - could the scribe have been re-telling events that happened earlier (yes, but unlikely).

The four dates painted on the wall all relate to the 1st baktun, something that the academics failed to release (or haven't noticed)! I refer to the bottom four numbers in each of the four columns. In fact obfuscation seems to be the order of the day...

8---2--17--12 (day)
6---7---0---5 (winal)
1---9---1---3 (tun)
9---0---3---3 (katun)
0---0---0---0 (baktun)

(each column is a date and is read from bottom to top).

The gregorian calendar range for the 1st baktun is 144,000 days long and between 3113 BC - 2719 BC or between 5125 - 4731 greg. years ago.

The four symbols atop each column are IMO their lunar calendrics. They are kinda hard to make out but reading left to right:
2---9---13---2
http://decipherment.wordpress.com/2012/05/12/xultuns-astronomical-tables/