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2012: An Awakening
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LENGTH1 hr and 15 mins
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RELEASE DATE18/08/2009
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Program TypeAudiobook
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Publisher's Summary
Understand how the changes we see around us are unfolding right now. Learn the true nature of the Mayan calendar, understand the workings and meanings of its cycles and end-date, and see that not only did the Maya track and measure time, cycles and nature, but they charted a galactic alignment that occurs once every 26,000 years. Featuring the leading authors in the 2012 genre, including David Icke, Patrick Geryl, Adrian Gilbert, Geoff Stray, Gregg Braden, Annabel Burton, Peter Taylor, and John Major Jenkins.
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"The great spiritual shift"
A number of commentators set out to explain their belief in an inevitable spiritual shift which is set to happen within us on 21st December 2012. Pretty much a good versus evil argument with strong overtones of God, Jesus and biblical catastrophes. Unfortunately, this audiobook is nothing more than the audio track from the DVD documentary of the same name and the quality of the track does shift from high studio quality to poor microphone recordings with each commentator. Probably not as noticeable when your watching the matching video but definately distracting when just listening in.
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"Excellent Info, Terrible Recording"
Really interesting information in here. Annoyingly there is ambient music the whole way through, recordings are of bad quality, and the audiobook begins and ends with a few minutes aggressive music seemingly to make it look like the audio is longer than it is. The information itself is excellent, pity more effort wasn't taken over producing the audio.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful