Prophecies: Mayan Calendar - 3000 BC & Prophecy Rock - 2000 BC

 In the next few podcasts, I am going to address what the past has implied regarding future catastrophes humanity may face.<br/>I am not suggesting catastrophes can be avoided by introducing the concept of Process Theology, Panentheism, into our species' perception of reality.<br/>What I am suggesting is that how we as a species and as individuals prepare for future catastrophes and how we as individuals and as a species react to catastrophes after they occur can be greatly affected by our perception of our place in reality.<br/>As such we are going to explore what the past has told us regarding possible future catastrophes our species and we as individuals may face.<br/>In this podcast we will explore two ancient Prophecies: Mayan Calendar and Prophecy Rock (revealed in full just recently - kept secret until now).<br/>We cannot get away from prophecies. They  follow us everywhere and they all tell us the same thing and we are not paying attention.<br/>Humanking is not exactly 'the sharpest knife in the drawer.'<br/>Although human society is constantly changing, it is in fact not changing significantly.<br/>Granted, technologically we have made huge advances but religiously and philosophically we have been in a state of stagnation for centuries and centuries.<br/>The state of stagnation, the lack of creativity in these two fields, is what the prophecies and these podcasts have been addressing. Short statements of process theology and myself first sign off