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2012: It’s Significance and Misconceptions

Much has been said and written about the 2012 marker and many wait with anticipation.  In my book, I devote a chapter to the metaphysical changes associated with our current and alleged transition from an old way of being into our successor.  Most of these changes have their greatest impact during the 25 year time period of 1987-2012.  The most significant variable is an unprecedented elevation in the physical plane’s energetic vibration.  Other highly significant and related claims include a reshuffling of the planet’s electromagnetic grid to decrease the veil between spirit and matter, a new experience of time itself, and the ending and beginning of grand cosmological cycles of time and order (the smallest of which involves the movement from Pisces to Aquarius).

So 2012, when looking at these claims, is a highly significant marker that signals humanity’s new relationship to the cosmos.  It significantly aids evolution, our ability to create our realities more quickly, to take more responsibility of our affairs, to adopt higher values, to relinquish negativity and karma, to integrate more of our true Self, and to experience greater levels of joy and love.

However, these new attributes have been increasingly available for awhile and will continue to be experimented with and mastered by more of the population as individuals awaken and integrate.  Others may choose to incarnate where the energy isn’t as intense.

Importantly, some are expecting an overnight change for the collective, a la the 100^th monkey syndrome, or through some other dramatic shift.  Although our reality is becoming more ethereal in nature, we are still in the physical and operate under restrictions.  It takes time for socio-cultural outcomes to emerge.  Institutions take time to adapt.  So for those expecting a relative utopia may need to wait until later in the century when more stability and abundance solidifies and spreads.  But that is where the work and the fun is had.  We are the builders.

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