The Mayan Calendar
The Mayan Calendar was actually begun 7,000 years ago but it spans a time-frame of roughly 26,000 years.
The basis of Mayan traditions is connected with the phases of development that our solar system underwent. Each stage required differing energy potentials and these potentials were supplied by our sun. Therefore the Mayan Calendar records sun cycles and, according to Mayan traditions, we are approaching the end of the “5th Sun”. This means that we are leaving the current phase of energy requirements, supplied by our sun, and are about to enter into a new phase of development which requires a different combination of energy frequencies – a “6th Sun”.
In comparison with The Human Plan, the Mayan Calendar appears to be out of sync.
The Human Plan came to its completion at the end of 2011 (according to the Akashic) whilst the Calendar comes to its completion on the 21st of December 2012.
To understand this, we need to look at the Calendar as a whole.
Again, I must state that I am no expert on the intricacies of the Calendar with only a basic understanding of its cycles. I am sure that there are many people reading this essay who have greater knowledge of the full workings of the Calendar and so I apologise in advance if I have some of the detail wrong. My intention is to show some of the basic workings and put it into context within The Human Plan in relation to the 21st December.
We are used to using calendars in our daily lives as a means of counting off the days from the start of the year or of counting the days until an event is due to occur.
The Mayan Calendar is different. It does count off the number of days but it also contains predictive elements in that it predicts cycles and major events known as “Epochs”.
When the Calendar is worked backwards, it can be used to go backwards for many thousands, if not millions, of years and it has been shown to predict some events in that those events occur at the end of the cycles built into the Calendar.

These ends of cycles, or the markers of major events, are even more pronounced when the cycle marks the end of an Epoch.

As an example: I understand that the end of one Epoch coincided with the end of the Roman Empire. The ending of another Epoch coincided with the end of WW2 etc.etc.

The Calendar also seems to predict events that occur in the galaxy beyond our solar system, such as the development or collapse of stars.

The most recent, and “final” Epoch of the Calendar was the 29th of October 2011.

At this point, the Calendar reset itself to a series of 13’s. In other words all of the various wheels of the Calendar arrived at the number 13 at the same time.

On the 21st of December 2012, the Calendar changes again, in that all of the wheels reset themselves to zero.

This “zeroing” has never occurred before.