I am not
for or
against any idea about 2012. I guess I am the type that wish that "something cool" happens, but if nothing happens then there is no other thing left to do but to keep on trying to be better and do thing right and all that.
However I think that this whole 2012 thing will create awareness about psychedelics (specially DMT) to a lot of new agers and regular people, because it's the only thing that they can actually experience. Yeah, pineal gland, Mayan calendar, third eye, alien contact, end of time, new beginning, enhanced perception and a lot of DNA talk... but nothing is to experience.... just a lot of beliefs and spacey talk.
One way or another people will feel tired about this bs when they realize that there are no wings coming out of their back.
Then the Terence McKenna (and probably the Daniel Pinchbeck as well, which I doubt) factor will come to the equations. Then the talk will not only about 12 DNA helix, Alien stuff, Mayan Calendar and rainbow unicorn dolphins... but about McKenna (why?) because the trend is rising and it will be very popular in 2012.
Then it's just a matter of time (I predict June/July 2012) for DMT to enter THE Mainstream Culture as "The key to the universe".
Yeah probably there will be a lot of talk about "pineal eye" and "DNA Activation" and some other strange stuff... but the fact that
anyone can experience "other realities" will be very attractive to the people... who by the way, will be TIRED by then about words and promises and theory. People will want action. Something they can experience for themselves.... and when they are told that they can be freaking aliens and Spaceships and meet "Buyakawa" (a sexy pleiadian) and fuck the hell out of her... trust me. Its over.
All that weird stuff and realities and sun explosions and alien contact will arrive at a massive scale... but for the ones that actually do something about it... and at the scale I'm talking about, Joe Rogan and his video will be something little compared to the media.
P.S. 2012 is a GREAT year to push for the legalizations of drugs.