Knowing where the Apocalypse Island the Mayan predicted is back to the buzz after the worldwide effect produced by the 2012 End of the World movie. It is said that there is a secret island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean that hold a very important clue about the Mayan prediction for 2012.
History channel recently mentioned about it and since then the topic is eluding people more and more. There is even one explorer who is claiming that he has found the answer to this amazing Apocalypse Island puzzle.
Jim Turner, the guy we mentioned above said that he stumble upon a remote artifact 10 years ago and has since then been preparing for an expedition to the Apocalypse Island. The Mayan predicted that as the world ends in 2012, the Gods will go on that Island to observe the end of the world as we know it today!
Juan Fernandez Islands - Apocalypse Island
The map above shows the guessed answer to the Mayan Apocalypse Island location. So could the Mayan Apocalypse island be the Juan Fernandez Islands which are 400 miles out to sea into the pacific ocean from Chile? But then who believe that the world will end in 2012?!
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lia
nick,
” ‘Energy’ has only one definition”….first of all, says who? says scientists? also, what the hell are “definitions” (or any word for that matter) besides things we have made up to help us put meaning into our existence. I don’t believe in absolutes, so words (and most meanings, or DEFINITIONS) we attach to things are just things/words/ideas/crap/mumbles we as humans have made up to help us try to understand the things around us. I don’t have any comments about this thread/discussion particularly I just wanted to point out the craziness in thinking that anyone or anything (science, especially the narrow science we use in our world today)can tell us for 100% fact that “there is only one definition to the word ‘energy’”…there isn’t only one definition to anything in this world or any other world…that’s what makes all these arguments pointless and redundant and only serve to take attention from the real point at hand: that NOTHING can be proven for sure, so counting something out because our modern science hasn’t “proven” it yet is erroneous and shows a lack of imagination…which, without (imagination), we would not even be as far along in our modern “science” as we are today. ask einstein
Nick
I HOPE THAT WHEN THE END DATE HAPPENS, IF WE ARE SHOWERED WITH SOME AMAZING COSMIC RAYS, THAT I AM ABLE TO HAVE MY DNA ATTUNED TO THE FREQUENCIES I WAS MEANT TO HAVE, AND PERHAPS ADD EXTRA KEYS.
I HAVE ALWAYS BELIEVED IN ENERGY HEALING AND OTHER PARANORMAL PHENOMENON, BUT I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY EVIDENCE OF IT.
I WOULD LIKE TO EXPERIENCE THIS PARANORMAL WORLD IN THIS MATERIAL WORLD, SO THAT ONCE AND FOR ALL THE MYSTERY IS EITHER PROVEN OR EXTINGUISHED.
^^ Wow! I can’t even begin to point out everything wrong here. For one thing “Energy” has only one definition. It is “the measurable capacity to perform a task”. Energy is not something mystical. Energy is measurable and quantifiable. There is no such thing as “healing energy”. If you eat a candy bar for instance, the amount of energy (measurable capacity to perform a task) you gain from the carbohydrates, sugars, and proteins are measurable. Please read “A Demon Haunted World” by Carl Sagan. I think it’ll be a huge help to you in understanding how the world really works.
John
Are there any evidence of educational, scientific or professional credentials for Jim Turner on the web? Any peer-reviewed articles of his work in archaeological and scientific journals?
To be honest, I’m a little dubious of someone who claims a scientific background who believes in ancient “prophecies” at, seemingly, face value. I’d love to see something from a scientific peer-reviewed publication evaluating his work.
History channel provides little or no critical or skeptical examination or analysis of all things “Woo”. I wish the History channel and Discovery, to a lesser extent, would understand that being credulous and encouraging peoples’ credulity is not a virtue.
Encouraging rational, critical thinking rooted in the scientific method is what we should be encouraging. Promoting “Woo”, fear and superstition benefits no one.
Vidyaprem
I needcontact urgent to Jim Turner
I have important information ofthe robinson Crusoe island and Mayan Calender
Please a direct contact
julio celedon
Please, if somobody can talk or have the way to contact mister Jim Turner, please tell him that hear in Colombia, in Valledupar city, there is a Millenarie big mountain, that have skulted in the from side, a gigantic jaguar face, this can be another hidden probe, that the Maya Empire, have travel all this landa thousands of years ago, my e-mail is julioceledon@hotmail.com and my cellphone is 3114036083.