Full Version: Shana tova!
To all my friends, Shana tova! Happy Rosh Hashanah.
According to some mystics a better greeting might be "Enjoy it while you can?" Apparently like many others the Jewish Calendar is said to have an "end" - or at least the end of a cycle:
Arrival of Hindu's avatar of Krishna in 2003
Gaia 2012A Sweden-based site explaining Carl Johan Calleman's "Venus Passage"
discoveries due in 2012. However, Calleman has now decided that the Great Cycle
ends on 28th October 2011 - see the Mayaonics site.
The End of the Mayan Calendar After Dec. 21, 2012
Planetary Alignment Sept. 8, 2040
Will there be an Earth left to have earthquakes?
The End of the Muslim Calendar, 2076
The end of the Jewish Calendar, 2240Looks like the Hindu calendar has bombed out - so to speak - but there's lots more for those pessimists out there to hang on to. Personally I like the Mayan calendar's date because that's the year of the London Olympics and the next presidential election here. Nice. 
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Arrival of Hindu's avatar of Krishna in 2003
Gaia 2012A Sweden-based site explaining Carl Johan Calleman's "Venus Passage"
discoveries due in 2012. However, Calleman has now decided that the Great Cycle
ends on 28th October 2011 - see the Mayaonics site.
The End of the Mayan Calendar After Dec. 21, 2012
Planetary Alignment Sept. 8, 2040
Will there be an Earth left to have earthquakes?
The End of the Muslim Calendar, 2076
The end of the Jewish Calendar, 2240
Very interesting...thanks for sharing, Sport!
Shana tovah! Blessings! 
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