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Earth Changes: The Hands of Time
T his book is about the many cycles that make up our lives. Cycles in astrology, astrophysics, climate, economics, medicine, and social science are intertwined in such a way as to portray a picture of how the rhythms of the Sun and cosmos pattern the affairs of all living things on Earth.
A broad scope of history is presented. The rise and fall of civilizations, for instance, follow Neptune/Pluto cycles. Government and cultural changes are an outcropping of long warm and cool periods. Sunspots time financial markets and regulate human excitability. War and financial instability follow the retrograde motion of the Sun and the grouping of the slow moving planets. The precession of the equinox heralds New Ages. And the worst pandemics are tied to Saturn and Neptune declination cycles. The Moon’s nodes play a role in rainfall and agricultural prices. The tide of electors - conservatives versus liberals - changes with certain aspects involving Jupiter and Saturn with Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. And many other cosmic patterns govern the way humans interact, innovate, and evolve.
Most importantly the significance of all conjunctions, oppositions, and squares between Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are traced to historic events to illustrate the interpretive themes of each pair. The themes of the planetary pairs can be used to make future predictions based on past performance. Each cycle is projected far enough into the future (until 2100) so that future generations can continue to compare and study the myriad ways that Life manifests through rhythms.
Cycles help make sense the majestic working of the universe. And they guide us, or as some will surely conclude, they compel us to make choices and to take certain actions at specified times. One cannot read this comprehensive account of human conduct wedded to corresponding cycles without a sense of awe and humility - for we are part of a vast collective of living matter that is being coerced by forces far beyond our little world.
A broad scope of history is presented. The rise and fall of civilizations, for instance, follow Neptune/Pluto cycles. Government and cultural changes are an outcropping of long warm and cool periods. Sunspots time financial markets and regulate human excitability. War and financial instability follow the retrograde motion of the Sun and the grouping of the slow moving planets. The precession of the equinox heralds New Ages. And the worst pandemics are tied to Saturn and Neptune declination cycles. The Moon’s nodes play a role in rainfall and agricultural prices. The tide of electors - conservatives versus liberals - changes with certain aspects involving Jupiter and Saturn with Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. And many other cosmic patterns govern the way humans interact, innovate, and evolve.
Most importantly the significance of all conjunctions, oppositions, and squares between Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto are traced to historic events to illustrate the interpretive themes of each pair. The themes of the planetary pairs can be used to make future predictions based on past performance. Each cycle is projected far enough into the future (until 2100) so that future generations can continue to compare and study the myriad ways that Life manifests through rhythms.
Cycles help make sense the majestic working of the universe. And they guide us, or as some will surely conclude, they compel us to make choices and to take certain actions at specified times. One cannot read this comprehensive account of human conduct wedded to corresponding cycles without a sense of awe and humility - for we are part of a vast collective of living matter that is being coerced by forces far beyond our little world.
410 pages, Paperback
Published February 16, 2023
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