So with the rise and fall of the Mayan calendar, I was curious if anyone has noticed any differences in there own lives or people round them since dec 21 2012. Anything goes. Just curious… p.s. if anyone can find a verified photo of the moon prior to ww2, ill reblog whatever post they want me to or do a graphic for them. I’ve looked extensively and can’t find one besides drawings.
Huge difference in my entire family’s daily lives – rock n roll – not easy but sure is interesting!
Really?! Anything specific? I like you avatar and thanks for the comment.
Mostly about situations being thrown in our paths that we really have to react rather quickly and creatively to – like mini tests keeping us on our toes – and especially noticeable after a long period of somewhat run of the mill daily goings-on… It also seems to be about coming into a period of finding our voices and letting others know we need to and will be heard!
That is awesome. I was hoping to hear about positive changes. I’ve had some life events happen and hearing that others have dealt with their own with a forward motion is very encouraging. I believe something pheraps universally subtle but personally glaring did happen. Thank you so much for your comment. Youwere the only one. If you ever need anything let me know. Thanks again.
Will do – it is those of us that swim against the current, sputtering or not, and that haul ourselves onto the shore that make life really interesting!
Amen to that!!!
Ansel Adams took his famous photo “Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico” weeks before the attack on Pearl Harbor. (According to wiki.) As far as December 21, 2012, I completely agree with you that things may have changed on a much more subtle spiritual level. You’re the only other person I’ve come across who has expressed that idea. I can’t directly attest to it, but it’s something I believe. Peoples of more ancient eras may have been more attuned to these changes.
If the Ansel Adams photograph doesn’t qualify for pre-WW II, Alfred Stieglitz had a couple of “Equivalents” that look like a moon behind some clouds (1926). Maybe they are not big enough images of the moon you’re looking for.
Thnak you for replying and thank you for the lead. I’ve really had a hard time finding an ‘early’ pic of the moon. And you’re right, it’s more of a feeling than something in your face, but I’ve seen it in my life rather in my face and I don’t believe in coincidences. If you ever need an original graphic let me know. I’d be happy to do it. Peace.
Thank you for the offer. One more lead may be “history of astrophotography”.