Thought I'd something more to say...

Please check out my new thread--Carl Jung's link to the Christmas Comet and his secret "vision" of catastrophe in his book "The Red Book!"
Thread: "Founder of Analytical Psychology," Carl Jung Called "Disturbed" Due to His "Red Book!" Video

Ix-Chel appeared at the end of the Dresden Codex: [link to i.imgur.com]

The hinge dancing around is Orion -- pictured as three stones on the feminine side of the ecliptic and as an erection on the other, telling the story of large cometlike objects moving past Earth. A tomb door from Castelluccio di Noto and the Dunnichen Stone suggest the resulting reversal comes at the time of the Eyes of Ra and Horus -- Twin Suns.

A sign for the Beginning of the End is a conjunction of Venus-Sun-Mars and Mercury-Moon-Jupiter in Aquarius above the Goddess Ixchel (Aquarius) and the God Hurakan (Horologium). This conjunction, a sign of "The Word" appeared March 5-6, 2011.

According to this book from the 1800's, there is an ancient relic called the Gettysburg Stone that states that the Earth goes through an 18 degree pole shift during the Age of Aquarius. That is the age we are in now.

No, I'm saying that every 12,000 years we have a pole shift. It doesn't happen in one day, or one year, or ten years. It has already started though and it does escalate. There will be a tipping point soon.... "Learn to swim, learn to swim...."

According to ngdc.noaa.gov, our planet's magnetic pole will cross over the 180 degree longitude line between the years 2018 and 2019. They are predicting the north magnetic pole to be over 10 degrees past the 180 line in 2020. That will be a very significant change for our planet.

The Beresovka mammoth, frozen in mud, with buttercups in his mouth;
The age of the gorges below Niagara Falls and St. Anthony's Falls, both about 6,500 years;
The sudden end of the Laurentian Basin ice cap in Canada, about 11,500 years ago;
The uninterrupted years of evolution on the Galapagos, over 11,000;
The geological datings in the Murrumbidgee River Basin system in Australia, showing the end of an ice cap there about 11,500 years ago;
The age of fossil bones taken from the Wilshire Boulevard tar pits, over 11,000 years;
The sudden end of all work in the prehistoric city of Tiahuanaco, Peru, 9,550 B.C., or 11,500 years ago;
Leonard Woolley's great work in the Holy Land dating Noah's flood at about 6,000 years ago;
The end of the Wisconsin ice cap, about 29,000 years ago;
The sudden 200-foot rise of the oceans all over the world 6,000 to 7,000 years ago;
The sudden rise of the St. Lawrence River bed 6,500 years ago;
The changing levels of the shoreline in the Hudson Bay;
The granite blocks from the Alps, sitting on the eastern slopes of the Jura mountains, at 4,000 feet above sea level;
The Great legendarian Fraser's uncovering of over 8,000 separate inundation survival legends in the Malay Peninsula region;
The Pejark Marsh in Australia, which shows a quick extinction of a civilization 11,500 years ago;
The Piri Reis map, showing the North Pole in the Sudan Basin;
The Egyptian water clock, showing agreement with the Piri Reis map;
Granite on top of the mountains around Death Valley in California!
The great stratifications of the Grand Canyon, Painted Desert, and Badlands, each layer homogenous, showing it to be deposited there suddenly by fantastic amounts of water;
The computable age of the Antartic ice cap, about 293 cubic miles per year;
The legends from primative man in Tierra del Fuego at the southern tip of South America of the day the Sun set in the wrong direction;
The legends from primitive man in Peru of the day the Sun stood still;
The legends from Malayan and Sumatran aborigines of the long night;
The varve (earth strata) counts in Wrenshall, Minnesota and Hackensack, New Jersey, which agree;
The prevalence of jade in the Orient, which is material heaved up from the mantle, near equatorial pivot points during a tumble;
The fantastic evidence of a burgeoning tropical population in Arctic Siberia and Alaska, completely wiped out in a fraction of a day;
The similarity of languages the world over, from Polynesian to Greek, to Egyptian, to Mayan, to Eskimo, to Yakut, to Oriental, and more;
The correlation of ice ages and quick extinctions the world over;
The survival of primitive life at equatorial pivot points - the last two being the Malay Peninsula and the Galapagos, now rife with lizards;
The existence of a coral reef on the floor of the Arctic Ocean;