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    2012: Deadly Awakening
    2012: Deadly Awakening
    2012: Deadly Awakening
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    2012: Deadly Awakening

    By Beryl Gorbman

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    A Tale of the Maya Supernatural...
    Thousands of spiritual seekers converge in the Yucatan to meet their fate on December 21, 2012, the date some interpret the Maya prophecies to mean the world will end.
    Other groups think this date is the beginning of a positive spiritual awakening.
    Both sides think that opposing points of view rob energy from their forces. They want to annihilate each other.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBeryl Gorbman
    Release dateMar 26, 2010
    ISBN9781452304137
    2012: Deadly Awakening
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    Beryl Gorbman

    Beryl Gorbman lives in Seattle WA and Merida Yucatan with her husband James Butler. She is a private investigator. Since she lives in Yucatan, the author has had a chance to personally experience the growth in momentum of the forces related to 12/21/2012. Will it be the end of the world? Will it be an evolution to a higher form of consciouness? Why might people kill each other to keep their opinions predominant?

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