Half way through 2012. What is behind the Mayan Prophecy believers who say that the world will end in December this year? In the 1990's I read a book "The Mayan Prophecies : Unlocking the Secrets of a Lost Civilization", by Adrian Gilbert and Maurice Cotterell. It's 337 pages of easy reading. But, rather than think that the world will end, I got the feeling that we would be coming into an age of change. Yes the book explores physical world changes, astronomical alignments and so on, but I have a more fantastical feeling about the coming of the age of Aquarius.


I know that the world populations way of thinking is changing. We will appreciate that things cannot remain as they have for the last few decades. Attitudes are changing everyday, and for the better.


We realise that the greedy bankers and politicians must change. Uprising in countries show that people are no longer frightened enough to stay in the control of their dictator leaders. The world population is spiralling out of control. We are using the worlds resources up and finding other ways of destroying it. Fracking, getting a new mobile phone everytime a new model is launched, getting the latest fashion items. for goodness sake, we need to stop.


In the last few months here in the UK we have seen daily, different politicians, media magnates, CEO's, Bankers, Police members, doctors, journalists and so called celebs being questioned about behaviours that they think are acceptable. They really are way out of touch and appear to be the lowest form of life on earth.


The problem I have, is that they are questioning each other when they are discovered. A politician is accused by a journalist, so the police investigate it, the police don't do the job properly so the politicians investigate the police, the journalists report their disgust and themselves get investigated by the police as ordered by the politicians who seem to be in hand with the media moguls. 


As individuals, we need to start demanding changes and keeping at it until the changes are implemented.


Change your bank, not your mobile phone. Cancel your newspaper and TV package, not your morals. Stay on top of your MP's as much as your finances. Think more of your family and friends than you do about celebrities. Eat for fuel, not for fun.