A little TOO coincidental, if you ask me…

The pieces have fallen too neatly into place for mere coincidence.  I’m convinced.

What are the chances that, the day after writing about another failed end-of-the-world and looking forward to the next one, I should finish the book I was reading, and decide to take a break from catching up on my stack of unread books to do a little catching up on my stack of unread magazines?  And what are the chances that an issue of the Skeptical Enquirer would be the one I randomly selected from the pile, and, further, that the specific issue I chose should contain an article (based on a blog post by Robert Sheaffer) about cosmic events in 2012?  It boggles the mind.

Think about it.  On the day after I joked about 2012, I accidentally read an article about 2012!  Clearly, this is the work of [Attention, believers!  Insert the name of your favorite unseen entity here for a mere $250 donation!]!

Now that my eyes have been opened, I need to learn more about this person named Peter Gersten.  This UFOlogist isn’t some Mayan Calendar whacko; no, he has hard astronomical evidence that at 11:11:11 on December 21st, 2012 (winter solstice – another highly unlikely coincidence, so it must be true!), an energy vortex will open in Sedona, Arizona.  So sure of this prediction is Gersten that he plans to leap into this vortex off a cliff to move on to the next phase of his existence:

But I believe that some type of cosmic portal will be opening at that time and place and that an opportunity will present itself. I fully expect that it will either lead to the next level of this cosmic program; freedom from an imprisoning time-loop; a magical Martian-like bubble; or something equally as exotic. In March 2012 I will reach 70 years of age and nine months later we arrive at the cosmic coordinate. I think it will then be time for me to move on – in one form or another. I’d like to see what else our Cosmic Computer has to offer.

Uh, one question, though – what happens if his next form is also a corporeal one in a world with gravity, and there’s nobody waiting on the other side with a nice, cushy mattress for him to land on?

 

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