“End of the World” Cancelled? End of Mayan Calendar Misinterpreted Green Bean Buddy Says

Dec. 21, 2012 - PRLog -- December 21, 2012 was predicted as the day the world ends based on the Mayan calendar. However, as reported by newsday.com and as known by everyone, the prediction failed. And according to a news website GreenBeanBuddy.com, the end of the Mayan calendar was just misinterpreted.

As stated by the report, archeologists insisted that end of the calendar was just the end of the 13th Baktun or era for the Mayans. It added that even seers of Mexico don't look at it that way. The Maya themselves didn't mean it as such thing, it also shared.

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The end of the world is actually the start of the new era based on the report. It related that many people even visited the Yucatan peninsula to mark the said epochal change. And as it added, some even celebrated the day with ceremonies, dancing and offerings.

Here's a part of the post Doomsday Prediction Fails by Green Bean Buddy.

“Today is the supposed “End of the World” based on the Mayan calendar. But good news, the earth kept turning and we still remain. Could it be that the Mayans just simply ran out of those circular stones to mark the date on? Or maybe, they just simply became too lazy to continue their calendar. Whether the reason is any or neither of two, the fact is, the world has not ended yet.

But wait, there are still a few hours before December 21 ends, right? Oh well, no matter how many hours there are left, it is unlikely that the world will end today.”

According to the news website GreenBeanBuddy.com, the end of the Mayan calendar was simply just misinterpreted by many. But as it stated, everyone who believed or did not believe the doomsday theory should just be thankful for a new day. It added that after all, nobody just really knows the future.

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