Jane TeelingJune 12, 2012 06:28

End of the World: Apocalypse Not

One man finds hope, not doom, in the Mayan prophecy.

Sanitation worker Jason Meyerowitz says Dec. 21, 2012 will mark a transition to a time of greater enlightenment. It's all about positive thinking.

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Just spend Dec. 21 in the Turkish town of Sirince, where "positive energies" are sure to keep you safe.

Based on prophet's prediction, businessman braces himself for Earth to tilt on its axis tomorrow.

Mayan apocalypse date comes out of hippie movement, says professor.

And Mexico and Guatemala feel fine.

Whatever you believe will happen on Dec. 21, 2012, it is an auspicious year to travel to the Mayan heartland.

A New Yorker broadcasts his warnings about the coming apocalypse.

Mood music to both stoke your fears and quell them, while giving your ears one last treat before the man comes around.

Apocalypse Not

One man finds hope, not doom, in the Mayan prophecy.

Did the ancient Mayans Calendars predict the end of the world? Here's a nifty infographic to explain the Dec. 21, 2012 phenomenon.