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SyFy Covers 2012

Greg Sullivan

Unlike the apocalyptic focus most of Big Media takes with the mysterious topic of 2012, an upcoming documentary on the SyFy network promises to show things a bit differently.

Mayan calendar expert John Major Jenkins, the outspoken Richard C. Hoagland, David Wilcock, Robert Schoch and Coast to Coast AM’s George Noory present the positive spiritual and scientific advancements that might happen during the coming years. In the midst of an ongoing attempt to focus only upon the possibility of apocalypse, this set of speakers have a new and much more liberating perspective upon the good things to come as our status quo rapidly evolves.


Airing this Sunday November 8th at 9pm EST/8 Central.

 

 

Image: "Dandelion During the Apocalpyse" by Rebecca L. Daily on Flickr courtesy of Creative Commons Licensing

11-6-09

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This is exciting

Submitted by ConsciousObserver on Sun, 11/08/2009 - 14:26.
Thank you for posting this. We need to balance out the scary 'doom n' gloom' scenarios that are festering throughout the mainstream media and Hollywood as we approach this due-date for the transition into higher awareness. We should also not fear the word "apocalypse" as its literal meaning is simply "the unveiling" or "revealing". Nothing to fear my friends, just a transition into a new sphere of consiousness!

I didn't find the program to

Submitted by bobfitz on Tue, 11/17/2009 - 21:22.
I didn't find the program to be all that positive. It was essentially a background piece for Sony's fear porn blockbuster. They interviewed people who are capable of positive opinions, but any positive comments were more than balanced by dire statements. It does not matter what you say in front of a camera. It's all about the editing room on TV.

Dedicated to the proposition

http://bobfitz.gaia.com/blog/tags/awakening