12/21/2012..at 11:11 universal time

**Michelle** · 06-21-2007, 06:37 PM

http://www.archaeoastronomy.com/2012.shtml

hello

ya know, at the risk of sounding like the big new dummy around here, :d i'm sure you all must already be aware of this information, but i didn't find it in my searchings here yet, and have been reading most of the day, so please excuse and just in case, thought i'd add this. scroll down to december 21, 2012, and see that the winter solstice event takes place at precisely 11:11 universal time.

love and peace,
michelle

**charran** · 06-22-2007, 06:47 AM

nice post, michelle!

for those of you who don't know what universal time (ut) is, it is also known as grenich mean time (gmt). to get est (eastern standard time) add 5 hours to gmt. to get pst (pacific standard time) add 8 hours to gmt.

charran

**KingOfAvalon** · 07-30-2007, 01:38 PM

wow 11:11, new beginnings.

**voidzero** · 08-03-2007, 11:51 AM

whoa wait; just a slight correction: utc is indeed universal time coordinate, but unlike gmt, utc does switch to summer time / daylight savings time! so utc during dst is gmt +1. ponder about that for a moment.

**KingOfAvalon** · 08-07-2007, 05:35 PM

whoa wait; just a slight correction: utc is indeed universal time coordinate, but unlike gmt, utc does switch to summer time / daylight savings time! so utc during dst is gmt +1. ponder about that for a moment.

yes but dts (daylight saving time, also called summer time) occurs in the summer [in the northern hemisphere] and this event is december 21st which is in the winter so 11:11 still stands i believe.

koa

**vjvousden** · 08-14-2007, 05:16 PM

just a quick correction...if you are in the us, gmt is ahead of us so you would subtract the time not add it. ie. east coast subtract 5 hrs. from gmt/ut, west coast subtract 8. there are several web sites that have all the time zones worked out for you which i find useful.

cheers,
valarie

**voidzero** · 08-16-2007, 05:25 PM

point duely noted.

**LightEye** · 02-22-2008, 11:55 AM

dear friends,

imagine my surprise... ;-)

"as a footnote, for those of you who are interested in the infamous 11:11 phenomona, tonights eclipse has an umbral magnitude of 1.111."

http://2012rising.com/article/21-12-...rophecy-or-not

be well, be love.

david

21-12-2012 prophecy or not?

in just a few hours time the light reflected by the moon will be halted as that magnificent orb is swallowed into the shadow of the earth. this is to be the last total eclipse of the moon visible from this location until 21-12-2010. to me this seemed a most opportune moment to deal with another great light that is being slowly obscured by the shadows of misunderstanding and ignorance.

i am referring here to the now rather famous mayan calendar. i can only hope that as with the moon’s submergence into darkness, what has been happening with the calendar will also prove to be temporary. hopefully i can clarify this line of thought a little more here as we progress.

the end of the mayan calendar in the year 2012 has become intrinsically linked to various prophetic writings of late. this is mainly due to channelled information being made available in books and web-sites all over the world. though i do believe channelled wisdom can be a genuine source of help in these difficult and troubled times, we should be careful to keep it separate from physical evidence. too often researchers either latch on only to the solid physical evidence, or just the voices of ethereal beings heard via certain gifted persons. my own position is that the two can help us understand the times we find ourselves living in, but only through careful discernment and even more careful integration.