The Mayan Code - Time Acceleration and Awakening the World Mind by Barbara Hand Clow

Clow states that humans were quarantined from the rest of the Universe after the flood of 9500 BCE:Earth is an isolated planet in the midst of an evolving and highly organized interplanetary, intergalactic, and multidimensional universe...a member of a collective Universe that functions by universal law, and life was planted here and cultivated under the stewardship of more advanced societies. (180)She believes the end date of The Mayan Calendar, which traditionally is 2012, is actually between 2008 and 2011. But Clow is not predicting a destructive end. She predicts a spiritual or evolutionary shift, a change of consciousness. Clow sees this event as the end of Earth's quarantine from the Universe and the decline of our aggressive and destructive ways. This new era will provide more opportunity for contact with beings from other star systems, such as the Pleiades.Clow cites many references that help validate her work. She discusses "intelligent design" and her problems with
Darwin's evolution that don't account for "gaps" in our advances. She suggests that time acceleration is occurring and that we have already begun to feel a quickening of the energy around us. She claims we have all been feeling that heightened awareness since 1998.She encourages us to clear out the toxins from our past, so that we can move forward. She believes that "old junk" needs to be released, such as memories of catastrophic floods from our distant past. These memories are not yet conscious ones. We see future destruction because of our unacknowledged or unprocessed past. With time acceleration, the traumas and emotional blocks are coming to light, and the Iraq War is helping us remember. Our challenge is to listen to and then clear these old hurts.Clow, Barbara Hand. The Mayan Code: Time Acceleration and Awakening the World Mind. Rochester: Bear & Company, 2007Other Comments:Earth's "quarantine" by Universal forces, as described by Clow, is a glimpse into our past
. Whether or not we agree with her beliefs, perhaps it is time to ask questions of our own:o Can we continue to ignore that extraterrestrials visit earth? o Can we continue to insist that we are not alone in this universe, either physically or spiritually?I find these fascinating, not frightening questions.Many claim to believe in extraterrestrials. Some, however, question whether or not the extraterrestrials are friendly. To me, that answer is clear: we know from Step One: Everything is Connected of Do It Yourself Guide to Spirituality: Seven Simple Steps that things on earth reflect those above. Most of the beings are good, while some of them represent the same negativity we find here.Our challenge is to trust ourselves to discern the difference. Recognize your inner knowing about such subjects. Remember, as many writers tell us, we may never actually see such beings, which doesn't mean they don't exist. Their reality on other dimensions may be known to us only when we beg
in to "look" and "listen" differently. We may be surprised at what we find.A recent survey in What is Enlightenment? magazine (May-June 2008, p. 18) shows that last year, 35% of us believed in UFOs, up one percent from the previous year. While that is a relatively small number, take heart if you find yourself in that group. You are not alone.

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