Remember 2012? The Mayan Calendar predicted the world's end on December 21, 2012, and according to the film version starring John Cusack in an RV outrunning meteors for some reason, really does a number on New York City (as usual), LA, the Vatican, Buddhist temples up in Nepal, and to top it off, an aircraft carrier by the name of the John F. Kennedy, comes on a tidal wave to obliterate the White House. How did it only get 39% on Rotten Tomatoes? Post 2012, I read an obscure astrology book called 2012 by Mark Borax, which has nothing to do with the film or the world being destroyed, thank goodness. It's a memoir of becoming the true apprentice to astrology master, William (now Ellias) Lonsdale, and his time in Lonsdale's Mystery School. Published in 2008, the author was probably hoping to sell books based on the 2012 laser focus/hysterics of the time, but it just doesn't focus on 2012 enough to warrant the title. The opening chapters do have him going on a crazy ...
Putting Together the Pieces of Reality in the Astromosaic of Life