2012... and the Earth keeps rotating!
On 12-21-2012, according to the frequently quoted Mayan prophecies the end of time shall take place. However, "end of time" in their perspective doesnt mean the "end of the world" as being misinterpreted by some. Even though currently everything is undergoing massive change, this global transformation process at the end (of time) will turn out to be very much necessary, as it pushes us towards a turnaround.
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