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Seven Mountains and the Red Star Crossing the Dark Void in 2012 Understanding the Mayan Calendar and its Celestial Connections Be assured that all personal information and address exchanges on this website will be considered strictly confidential – Alan Cornette |  |
SITE PREMISE: Dramatic global changes have historically occurred with surprising consistency, separated by time periods much greater than human life spans, so we assume nothing will change in our lifetime. When December 21, 2012 arrives, significant global changes will have already occurred. At no time in history has so much advancement in science, weaponry, new discoveries, and new information in astronomy, been so prolific, yet so unavailable to the public. Only through the Internet can we grasp bits and pieces of important news and begin to understand how much scientific and political information is currently being suppressed. It is my intent to post vital information concerning global climate change associated with 2012. The year 2011 will prove to hold significant weather and earth changes, and I’m looking forward to January 1, 2013, which promises to be the beginning of a new beginning. We know why such adjustments are coming, but no one can predict the exact results of these changes. Alan Cornette |
If you are looking for the truth about Mayan prophecy, doomsday, or the end of time connected to 2012 and the Mayan Calendar - welcome! Take a celestial voyage in this book and learn about the real reason for global warming. If you're looking for the end of the world, or the apocalypse, you will not find it in Seven Mountains and the Red Star. You will discover why the Mayan Calendar begins and why it ends - BUT TAKE HEED, ALL IS NOT WELL IN THE COSMOS, and you may not find what you're looking for.
A first-edition book by Alan Cornette, long in the making and long overdue.
Seven Mountains and the Red Star: Crossing the Dark Void in 2012, is a book (6 x 9 with French fold, 184 pages). A French fold is a soft-back with inside folds similar to a dust jacket, a very nice-looking, scratch resistant, full-color cover. Seven mountains and the red star is part of the prophecy credited to the Maya people of Central America. The “dark void" is a reference to the center of our galaxy, the Milky Way. This book is written for the layperson, includes 25 illustrations, and basically explains the reason for the Mayan calendar and its ending in the year 2012. It's not a technical work about the calendar but presents an amazing scenario surrounding this time-keeping device and the settlement of the western world. Seven Mountains is embellished with personal prose explaining Cornette’s forty-year odyssey in pursuit of historical truth regarding a future relative to social, financial, scientific, and religious upheaval, and their relationship to prophecy and the year 2012. |
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| Comet Swarm a Reality | ||||
| Rising Sea Levels Not Unique Event | ||||
| Dramatic Global Warming Not Caused By Man | ||||
| Electric Dragons | ||||
| The Stranger | ||||
| Global Warming-Sun's Solar Mass | ||||
| Bible Code & Web Bot | ||||
Contact Me alancornette@gmail.com Phone: 859-577-2801
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