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Not evidence of aliens, man.  That's not what I want.  But when you assert something, you have to have a reason.  Tell us how you arrived at that conclusion, instead of sticking to sentence-long statements that only let others know you have no way of backing up anything you say.

I'm not trying to get evidence of alien existence.  I'm trying to help you voice your points and critical thinking skills, things that seem to be at a low level, if you can't explain how pyramids lead to calendars in your mind.  You make a lot of assertions (that means you state a bunch of things are true), but you don't prove, or even explain them.  That will be your downfall if you ever decide to engage in a real conversation about these beliefs that you have.

Just laugh it away.  Stay that way.  And see what happens.

Can you present evidence or argue this using more than just one assertive sentence?

The Mayan calendar didn't have "pages." 
It was/is like a huge system of interconnected gears of different sizes.  This "end-date" is ultimately nothing more than these gears returning to their starting position. 

It's a birthday of sorts.

How is this obvious?

The mere fact that in contemporary times humankind neglects to align structures with celestial wonders doesn't mean that extraterrestrials had to have played a part in ancient times. 

This can simply be explained away by the fact that we, as a society, have paid less attention to the heavens, and are focusing more on money, and physical materials.

I'm not saying there's not a higher purpose for the pyramids, or that aliens had nothing to do with them, but I cannot let you make these kinds of connections without being challenged.

I also suggest that you describe how you go from
"Aliens played a part in the Egyptian Pyramids"
to
"The Mayans did not create their calendar"

And I'm assuming you mean the calendar that relates to energy and vibrations, and not the calendar that relates to taxes?

Hello all, and merry meet.

I am Loki.  I found your site through physical means, but I hope to learn and teach about various metaphysical topics. 

I hope I'll enjoy your community, and that you'll enjoy my habitation.

Loki

My first few tries at EK allowed me to turn off all the electricity in my apartment complex (I didn't mean to, I just built up energy in myself and released it all at once)

speed up my computer

and direct where lightning would strike ( I couldn't control the distance, but wherever in the sky I was staring, a bolt would flash RIGHT THERE, usually farther away than I wanted)

Nowadays, all I can do is light up the sky during a thunderstorm.  It's as if I'm drained, or can't focus as much.
I'm still attempting to gain that focus, but there aren't many storms where I live.

Yes you can predict the lottery, but the chances are you won't guess all the numbers.  Maybe 4/6 or 3/5, since there has to be a margin of error (not everyone who's tried has succeeded).

One method used is the pendulum method.  Just get yourself a pendulum, find out its Y/N/IDK actions, and ask it for this week's pick Six, or whatever. 

Is 1 going to be picked?
Is 2 going to be picked?

on and on.

The advantage of testing your powers using something like the lottery is that you will have an actual official record of it.