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Solar Cycles and Outbreaks · The Occult Rejects

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Speaker 1: You see, something's going to happen.
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Speaker 2: What what's going to happen? He tae what I client to.
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Speaker 1: Help? Welcome to the occult Rejects. We're doing kind of
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Speaker 1: a continuation on last night's theme. We found it so
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Speaker 1: interesting that we, you know, started to see a bunch
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Speaker 1: of these patterns having to do with the solar cycles.
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Speaker 1: So this tweet right here, this was doing big numbers.
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Speaker 1: I thought, oh, what else is doing this solar activity cycle?
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Speaker 1: So we've got, you know, every eleven years, we've got
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Speaker 1: another one of these wars kicking off, right and it
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Speaker 1: seems like these the intensity of it goes right along
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Speaker 1: with the intensity of the sun. So were the solar
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Speaker 1: maximum right now? And as you can see, this guy
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Speaker 1: was doing twenty k likes, eight point three million views,
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Speaker 1: and it came across my time. I'm like, yeah, there's
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Speaker 1: something to this. What are we doing here? And so yeah,
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Speaker 1: this is where we're at. I threw this over to Nick,
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Speaker 1: and Nick's like, this is interesting. I could make a
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Speaker 1: whole list with it. And so he started comparing the
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Speaker 1: frequencies of wars all throughout history and outbreaks, and so
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Speaker 1: we thought we'd bring it up and see if we can,
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Speaker 1: you know, make some more connections, because I think that's
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Speaker 1: what it's all about. So if you're looking at this,
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Speaker 1: it's like every eleven year solar cycle is related to
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Speaker 1: sunspot activity. Now, if you guys have been following our
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Speaker 1: reading of seven seven seven, the number eleven is associated
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Speaker 1: with mastery magicians, and maybe this is an occult cycle
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Speaker 1: that has been happening for a long time. Maybe people
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Speaker 1: are planning things out along these eleven year cycles, because
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Speaker 1: this is the cycle of the Magician, right, it goes
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Speaker 1: back to the sun. If you've got the Magician card handy,
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Speaker 1: let me see if I could pull it up, you
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Speaker 1: could see he's got his wand pointed up at the sky.
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Speaker 1: So let me pull up the magician right or wait
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Speaker 1: and yeah, so yeah, here would go. He's basically saying,
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Speaker 1: look at the sun, right, he said ads above cell
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Speaker 1: below looks like he's pointing up at the sun. And
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Speaker 1: maybe this magician card has again this is the number one,
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Speaker 1: but you know a doubled one is sort of that
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Speaker 1: same idea. This is this is how you kind of
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Speaker 1: syncretize your life is around these different cycles. So when
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Speaker 1: you're talking about doing different magical rituals. Having them in
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Speaker 1: tune with cosmic cycles is also very important. Here's the
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Speaker 1: Crowley version of the Magician over here on the far right.
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Speaker 1: Again it's it's walking this tightrope, and you've got all
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Speaker 1: of these different sort of symbols associated with mastery surrounding him. Now.
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Speaker 1: Each one of these is again we've got the cups,
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Speaker 1: the swords the right, and he's got another wand right
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Speaker 1: here sort of balancing on his finger. It's funny too,
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Speaker 1: that's the symbol for set right there on his hand right,
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Speaker 1: So that's that's one of these symbols for Set. He's
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Speaker 1: also got sort of the caduces up here as a
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Speaker 1: as a head covering and kind of a winged feet
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Speaker 1: sort of extending off into infinity. One of the other
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Speaker 1: I guess you would say, chimeric animals is over here
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Speaker 1: on the right, on the right hand side of the path.
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Speaker 1: You've also got discs right here, all of the elements,
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Speaker 1: and over here you got the scroll right, So what
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Speaker 1: are they trying to tell us here? There are cycles
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Speaker 1: in nature that you kind of have to attune to
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Speaker 1: if you're going to be the magus or the magician. Right,
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Speaker 1: very mercurial as well. So it's funny mercury has an
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Speaker 1: eighty eight day cycle as it's rotating around the sun.
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Speaker 1: So eighty eight keys on a keyboard, right, eighty eight
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Speaker 1: keys in the piano. He's the god of music, and
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Speaker 1: music is considered to be math over time. Right, So
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Speaker 1: if we're going by the trivium method, you've got you know,
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Speaker 1: these sulfur mercury inside of the grammar, logic and rhetoric,
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Speaker 1: and then you've got the quadrivium, which would include arithmetic, music, geometry,
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Speaker 1: and astronomy, right, Because ultimately, what you're trying to do
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Speaker 1: is build up to the stars. Right, You're trying to
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Speaker 1: understand the cycles in nature itself so that you could
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Speaker 1: be a more balanced magician and a better understander or
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Speaker 1: noticer of these cycles. So I think it's you know,
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Speaker 1: it's vital to understand that maybe our ancestors had the
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Speaker 1: same conception. Even though they couldn't observe the sun as
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Speaker 1: well as we could, they could still see these eleven
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Speaker 1: year cycles and then sort of plan accordingly. What we're
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Speaker 1: seeing now with this war and Iran, it seems like
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Speaker 1: they're trying to take hold of those similar cycles and
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Speaker 1: kind of make that into their thing. You're trying to
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Speaker 1: make it all about themselves. So what are your thoughts
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Speaker 1: on that neck.
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Speaker 2: I couldn't really add anything more than you already said
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Speaker 2: to it. I'll put that much.
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Speaker 1: Well, there's something interesting about these colors.
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Speaker 2: Too, Yeah, yeah, Well the very solar to begin with,
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Speaker 2: and air, I mean it's very much close to solar,
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Speaker 2: you know, and that you know what I was thinking
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Speaker 2: of because when you were talking about this like a
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Speaker 2: lost thinking about how I do find it interesting like
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Speaker 2: when we we get into the outbreaks, I actually think
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Speaker 2: the outbreaks a little bit more like they're closer days
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Speaker 2: to the uh to the issue. And it was making
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Speaker 2: me think of the element of air because he's yellow,
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Speaker 2: and you know that's a lot. That's how that's transmitted,
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Speaker 2: you know. So yeah, I mean I was kind of
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Speaker 2: going through like going down a rabbit hole as I
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Speaker 2: was looking at this.
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Speaker 1: Apollo is like one of the ultimate air deities, right,
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Speaker 1: and he is associated with both outbreaks and cures. I
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Speaker 1: was just talking with somebody online about Asclepius, and Ascleppius
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Speaker 1: is the sun of Apollo and Aescleppias means to cut
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Speaker 1: open again, the sign for the air is the sword, right,
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Speaker 1: the suit of the sword. So this kind of goes
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Speaker 1: into medicine too. If you're if you're tracking and very
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Speaker 1: solar colors, you've got this gold really prominently with also
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Speaker 1: sort of that sky blue in the in the background
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Speaker 1: as well as the night sky kind of colors on
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Speaker 1: the side. So it's like the sun sort of being
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Speaker 1: symbolically and I guess it would be what's the word
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Speaker 1: I'm looking for abstractly invoked here just through the colors themselves.
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Speaker 1: But like I always say, if you want to know,
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Speaker 1: if you want to get to know magic better, if
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Speaker 1: you want to get to know the gods, better, get
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Speaker 1: up at dawn. Right, it's the dawn time that really
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Speaker 1: gets you in tune with this, this type of changing
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Speaker 1: energy from you know, purifying the dark into the light.
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Speaker 1: So let's bring up some of this list that you
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Speaker 1: have here.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh, one thing I do want to mention that
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Speaker 2: it's not on there. I was just looking it up
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Speaker 2: now that guy was showing the Iranian attacks and that
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Speaker 2: was actually like forty one days prior to a solar maximum,
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Speaker 2: so he had it on the list. Man, that's how
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Speaker 2: close it was. All right, Yeah, let me go over
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Speaker 2: to this one. So for wars, I did it within
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Speaker 2: a pretty much like a twenty four It has to
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Speaker 2: be within like two years time. Anything after that. It
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Speaker 2: even suggested like I first I did three years, and
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Speaker 2: that's going to start going over like it's just at
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Speaker 2: that point it's kind of hard to pin down that
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Speaker 2: it was really possibly has anything to do with that,
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Speaker 2: and it could start going over into like, well that
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Speaker 2: was after is it really going into another one? You know,
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Speaker 2: there's so much time in between. But one year after uh,
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Speaker 2: after the First World War one, that's one year after
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Speaker 2: a solo maximum. The Russian the Russian Revolution that was
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Speaker 2: point two of a year, so I mean that's a
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Speaker 2: couple of months. Spanish War was point eight of a year.
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Speaker 2: I mean, so again, I mean that's not even a
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Speaker 2: full year. DASINCO the Second Sino Japanese War that was
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Speaker 2: point two of a year after a max. That's another one. Uh.
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Speaker 2: The World War One was after a minimum, Russian Revolution
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Speaker 2: was after a maximum, the Spanish Civil War was before
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Speaker 2: the maximum, the Second Sino Japanese War was after the maximum.
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Speaker 2: Then World War two. It was a little bit too
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Speaker 2: late for me, but I just included did it anyway,
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Speaker 2: just in case. That was two point four years after
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Speaker 2: a maximum. Chinese Civil War was point nine of a
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Speaker 2: year before maximum. The Arab Israeli War was one year
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Speaker 2: after a maximum. The Algerian War was point six after
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Speaker 2: a minimum. The Siuez Crisis was one point four before
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Speaker 2: a maximum. Sixty Day War was one point four years
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Speaker 2: before maximum. The Nigerian Civil War was one point three
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Speaker 2: years before maximum. The Soviet Afghan War pretty much happened
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Speaker 2: right out of maximum. Doesn't even have point it doesn't
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Speaker 2: even have a point of a year. It's like days.
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Speaker 2: The Iran in Iraq war is point eight after a maximum.
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Speaker 2: Falkland's war was two point three years after the Gulf
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Speaker 2: War that was point seven of years after a maximum.
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Speaker 2: Yugoslav War Croatia phase that was one point three after
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Speaker 2: a maximum, coastov Old War one point five years after
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Speaker 2: a maximum. The Afghan US led invasion that was like
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Speaker 2: point one. So, I mean, what is that like a
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Speaker 2: month and a half? Iraq War was one point three.
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Speaker 2: Syrian Civil War begins around two point two. Russia and
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Speaker 2: Ukraine cor go ahead.
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Speaker 1: It's interesting about the placement. So Afghanistan is like one
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Speaker 1: of the central points between Europe and Asia, the entire continent,
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Speaker 1: and that one. Anytime the war is associated with the
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Speaker 1: solar maximum, it's like dead on. Yeah, it's interesting the
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Speaker 1: centrality of it, if you're gonna heat map it, you know.
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Speaker 2: So the Russian Ukraine War crimea twenty fourteen that was
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Speaker 2: point two before maximum. Them in Civil War twenty fourteen
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Speaker 2: that was point four after a maximum. I don't even know.
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Speaker 2: Nagarno Karabakh war in twenty twenty that was a point
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Speaker 2: eight years after a minimum. The Ti Gray War in
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Speaker 2: Ethiopia that was point nine years after a minimum. And
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Speaker 2: that some of them are there, they're even saying a
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Speaker 2: minimum because the max. They don't even know the max yet,
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Speaker 2: which I don't know. It took years to figure that out.
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Speaker 2: But Russia full scale invasion of Ukraine that was a
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Speaker 2: two point two years after a minimum. Now this is
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Speaker 2: where again it's interesting. Now Now this is Epidemics H
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Speaker 2: one N one influenza that was one hundred and thirty
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Speaker 2: one days after a solar minimum. Polio solo maximum twenty
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Speaker 2: days afterwards, Ebola, West Africa solar maximum it was one
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Speaker 2: hundred and fifteen days after that. This one Zeka that's
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Speaker 2: six hundred and fifty seven days. It's a little bit much.
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Speaker 2: But you get a bola that's one hundred and fifty
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Speaker 2: one days after a solar minimum. You get COVID nineteen
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Speaker 2: that is forty six days after a solar minimum. Get
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Speaker 2: mpox monkey box sixty two days after a solo max.
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Speaker 2: Then you have the plague in Hong Kong. First case
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Speaker 2: discovered one hundred and thirteen days after a solo max.
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Speaker 2: That was in eighteen ninety four. The influenza in nineteen
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Speaker 2: eighteen that was one hundred and nineteen days after a
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Speaker 2: solo max. Let me see if I can find some.
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Speaker 2: The ebola in West Africa was one hundred and sixteen
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Speaker 2: days after a solo max two thousand and nine and one.
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Speaker 2: First human infection detected that was one hundred and twenty
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Speaker 2: one days after a solar minimum. Then I decided to
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Speaker 2: throw lunar eclipses in there. Lunar eclipses for outbreaks isn't
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Speaker 2: too much of anything. There was one around. I don't
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Speaker 2: even know how to say this shit. Chicken, good night, chicken, gunya.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I've never heard of this shit. It
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Speaker 2: was around a total eclipse the westy Buller first illness
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Speaker 2: on Set in twenty fourteen was around was at a
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Speaker 2: lunar eclipse. The Zeka Brazil outbreak reported that was a
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Speaker 2: total lunar eclipse, and the yellow fever in twenty fifteen
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Speaker 2: was at a total lunar eclipse. Then, when it comes
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Speaker 2: to wars, the invasion of Grenada was one hundred and
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Speaker 2: twenty two days before it. US enters World War two
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Speaker 2: eighty eight no, World War one eighty eight days before it.
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Speaker 2: Korean War begins eighty four days before it. Vietnam escalation
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Speaker 2: seventy US Marines land at Tanang. That's seventy nine days beforehand.
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Speaker 2: First Intafada begins in the Middle East, that's sixty three
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Speaker 2: days beforehand. NATO bombing of Yugoslavia fifty two days beforehand.
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Speaker 2: Six Day War in the Middle East forty two days
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Speaker 2: before lunar eclipse. The Iran Iraq War in the Middle
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Speaker 2: East twenty seven days before lunar eclipse. Eight Arab Israeli
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Speaker 2: War in the Middle East in nineteen forty eight. That
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Speaker 2: was twenty two days prior. The first Chechen War in
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Speaker 2: Russia in nineteen ninety four, that was twenty three days prior.
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Speaker 2: The Second Cheschian War in Russia was ten days prior
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Speaker 2: Iraq invades Kuwait. That's four days after eclipse, the Russio
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Speaker 2: Grekon War, that's eight days after Gregorian War, eight days
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Speaker 2: after Sordi led intervention in Yemen. In the Middle East,
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Speaker 2: that was nine days after Operation Deverts Desert Storm, thirteen
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Speaker 2: days after the Suez Crisis. In Middle East, that was
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Speaker 2: twenty days after Israel Hamas War begins, twenty one days
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Speaker 2: after Russia Japanese War, twenty three days after the Lebanon War,
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Speaker 2: thirty days after an eclipse, World War one begins. It's
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Speaker 2: thirty eight days Lebanese Civil War, forty two days after
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Speaker 2: the invasion of Panama, fifty one days after World War
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Speaker 2: II begins in Europe, fifty seven days after an eclipse,
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Speaker 2: Iraq War begins with the USA, Middle East, fifty seven
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Speaker 2: days Lebanon War, Middle East another fifty seven days after
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Speaker 2: Yam Kapol War and Middle East sixty five days after
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Speaker 2: Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, sixty eight days after Operation Barbosa
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Speaker 2: Germany versus USSR or Russia in nineteen forty one, seventy
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Speaker 2: five days after Russian full scale invasion of Ukraine in
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty two, eighty one days after. You know, in
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Speaker 2: some of these, if you realize you've also been mentioned
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Speaker 2: with the CMEs, Afghanistan War begins and that's plus eighty
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Speaker 2: four days, paul A Pearl Harbor attack eighty six days,
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Speaker 2: and then the Syrian Civil War begins, Middle East plus
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Speaker 2: ninety two days. I went before and after ninety three days.
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Speaker 2: None of them hit on ninety three. Yeah, that's I
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Speaker 2: do find that that weird that with the CMEs and
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Speaker 2: then the the cmmes, well the CMEs would full also.
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Speaker 2: That was another thing. I was like, oh, what about
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Speaker 2: coronal mass ejections and that normally happens around a solar
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Speaker 2: cycle at it's max, so those ones that are at
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Speaker 2: max time could even be being affected by that. So
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Speaker 2: there's like a I find it weird with the lunar
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Speaker 2: eclipses and a lot of the solar stuff matching up
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Speaker 2: for wars.
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Speaker 1: Well, you're gonna love this one, then let me pull
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Speaker 1: mine up here. All right. Total lunar eclipse is going
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Speaker 1: to happen on three March three at three thirty three,
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Speaker 1: so it's best viewed from western North America Australia and
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Speaker 1: New Zealand. It's going to be a totality of about
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Speaker 1: fifty eight minutes. So if you're going to bet on
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Speaker 1: an escalation, I think that's the best time to be
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Speaker 1: voting on the escalation. Right there is the third so
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Speaker 1: we've got two days to prepare. I don't know what
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Speaker 1: the escalation is going to be, but if you are
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Speaker 1: a betting man, I wouldn't put anything aside on that one,
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Speaker 1: because it's it's coming. Here's a good view of it. No,
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Speaker 1: that's not it. We've got to be in the Pacific,
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Speaker 1: all right, So here we go. This is going to
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Speaker 1: be the March third one. Now, it's funny, it's on
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Speaker 1: the exact opposite end of the the well, maybe not exact,
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Speaker 1: but close to exact. Well, you know, you've you've got
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Speaker 1: the total over here, and then if you're going to
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Speaker 1: take the middle of the Pacific where it's in totality,
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Speaker 1: and then you know, take it on the exact opposite
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Speaker 1: side of the world, you're right there at Israel. So
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Speaker 1: it's almost like this is going through the planet or something.
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Speaker 1: But this is going to be March third right here?
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Speaker 1: What are the times here? Eight fourteen and let's see
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Speaker 1: two twenty three, right, that's when the totality is going
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Speaker 1: to start and finish right here, I think, so eleven
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Speaker 1: thirty seven totality. But it's also the start of Puttim,
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Speaker 1: so poured Him This year starts on March the third.
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Speaker 1: The Jewish calendar is a little bit off, but put Him.
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Speaker 1: Let me bring it up here if you guys have
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Speaker 1: never heard of put Him twenty twenty sixth evening of
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Speaker 1: March second into March third, all right, And so put
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Speaker 1: Him is the celebration of the slaughter of seventy five
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Speaker 1: thousand Persians from the Bible. So this goes back to
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Speaker 1: this weird little festival most of the put Him stuff.
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Speaker 1: Let me pull it up here on Wikipedia. But this
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Speaker 1: is going along perfectly with their attack on Persia right here.
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Speaker 1: So it's the Jewish holiday that commemorates the saving of
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Speaker 1: the Jewish people by Queen Esther from annihilation at the
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Speaker 1: hands of arch Median Empire. This is the Persian empire
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Speaker 1: named Haman and recounted in the Book of Esther. According
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Speaker 1: to the Book of Esther, Haman was the royal vizier
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Speaker 1: to the Persian king Huasaurus, likely Xerxes, and it probably
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Speaker 1: didn't actually happen. But I think what they're doing is
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Speaker 1: they're going for the dates more so than the accuracy.
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Speaker 1: So Esther is considered a historical novel with legendary elements
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Speaker 1: and not a reliable account of Willdham's origins. So it's
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Speaker 1: a make believe holiday where they celebrate this death of
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Speaker 1: seventy five thousand Persians, and this is a perfect time
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Speaker 1: to start the war against Persia. Right means lot. It's
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Speaker 1: funny we're talking about casting bets, right, but this is
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Speaker 1: also casting lots. Right, having told Mordechai's people were Hammam
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Speaker 1: plotted to do away with all the Jews mordechais people
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Speaker 1: throughout the kingdom of Ahasaurus in the first month, that
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Speaker 1: is the month of Nissan in the twelfth year of
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Speaker 1: King Ahasaurus U, which means the lot was cast before
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Speaker 1: Haman concerning every day and every month until it fell
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Speaker 1: on the twelfth month. This book itself describes the naming
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Speaker 1: of the holiday after lots, casting of lots, which is
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Speaker 1: like gambling, right, So it's also a useful tool in divination.
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Speaker 1: So casting lots was a very popular way of dividing
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Speaker 1: stuff up because you would kind of let the gods decide, right,
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Speaker 1: And so let's see. Shortly after Mordechai discovers a plot
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Speaker 1: by two palace guards to kill Ahasuris and hanged because
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Speaker 1: they didn't like esther. Ahasaurus appoints Hayman and as Is viceroy,
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Speaker 1: and Mordecai, who sits at the palace gates. So what
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Speaker 1: they do is here we go. They fast and pray
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Speaker 1: for three days together. Right, so the port and festival
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Speaker 1: starts on March the second and goes on until March
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Speaker 1: the fifth. Right, she approaches the king to seek his help,
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Speaker 1: despite the law against doing so, and declares, if I perish,
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Speaker 1: I perish. On the third day, she seeks an audience
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Speaker 1: with Ahasaurus, which she invites him to a feast in
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Speaker 1: the company of Hayman. During the feast, she asks to
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Speaker 1: attend further feasts until the next evening. Meanwhile, Hayman is
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Speaker 1: again you know, blah blah blah blah blah. And then
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Speaker 1: here we go. Throughout the empires, seventy five thousand of
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Speaker 1: the Jewish people's enemies are killed, so they have this
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Speaker 1: big mass slaughter. At the end, most Jewish holidays are
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Speaker 1: based around the murder of somebody like you. If you
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Speaker 1: go into the Festival of Dedication, the Feast of Dedication,
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Speaker 1: or it's also called Hanakah, that was celebrating the death
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Speaker 1: of Greeks, so they killed about twenty thousand Greeks. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: so most of these high holidays for them represent murdering
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Speaker 1: a lot of people, so they like to cover it
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Speaker 1: up with a lot of lore. But at the end
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Speaker 1: of it, you always see how many people they've murder,
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Speaker 1: so it's funny in those regards, but yeah, it's it's interesting.
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Speaker 1: At Portium they give their sons and daughters alcohol despite
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Speaker 1: the fact that the they're being you know, underage and stuff.
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Speaker 1: So there's a lot of underage drinking and a lot
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Speaker 1: of debauchery going on in these festivals. It has a
23:51
Speaker 1: ring to it of like maybe Saturnalia, where things are
23:55
Speaker 1: inverted in saturn Alia. So in the case of the Roman,
24:00
Speaker 1: they would give gifts to the slaves, right, the slaves
24:05
Speaker 1: were considered to be higher than the noble people on
24:07
Speaker 1: saturn Alia, and this in this case it's just sort
24:10
Speaker 1: of like a social inversion, so nothing's a sin anymore,
24:14
Speaker 1: and so they go out and they party hard, so
24:19
Speaker 1: interesting stuff, and that would be a good date for
24:22
Speaker 1: the escalation because now you've got the blood moon, the
24:25
Speaker 1: blood worm moon, right, and you've got put In falling
24:30
Speaker 1: on these dates right after they've started bombing each other.
24:32
Speaker 1: So it's yeah, kind of interesting.
24:37
Speaker 2: Yeah, even did also just like real quick with some
24:41
Speaker 2: like wars also looked for like moon cycles. The US
24:47
Speaker 2: enters World War one one point two days after a
24:51
Speaker 2: full moon. World War two begins in Europe one point
24:54
Speaker 2: eighty two days after a full moon. Operation but Barsa
24:58
Speaker 2: is two point sixty one days after a new moon. Sorry,
25:03
Speaker 2: the other ones are full moons prior to that. Then.
25:07
Speaker 2: Pearl Harbor is one point eighty five days after a
25:10
Speaker 2: full moon. The nineteen forty eight Arab Israeli War that
25:15
Speaker 2: is one one point eleven days after the new moon.
25:21
Speaker 2: Vietnam escalation, US Marines land at Danang that which I
25:24
Speaker 2: mentioned earlier, that was one point seven three days after
25:27
Speaker 2: a full moon. The Six Day War that was two
25:31
Speaker 2: point six eighteen days after a new moon. The Soviet
25:36
Speaker 2: invasion of Afghanistan that was one point twenty nine days
25:40
Speaker 2: after a new moon. Lebanon War in nineteen eighty two,
25:45
Speaker 2: that was less than a day after the full moon.
25:50
Speaker 2: Iraq invades Kuwait. That was two point seven days after
25:53
Speaker 2: a full moon. Operation Debit Desert Storm begins. That's point
25:58
Speaker 2: seven one days after a direct war begins USA Middle East.
26:03
Speaker 2: That is zero point forty four days after a full moon.
26:07
Speaker 2: And so's not even a whole day, not even half
26:09
Speaker 2: a day. In two thouy six eleven on war that
26:12
Speaker 2: started two point three six days after a full moon.
26:21
Speaker 2: You got a lot of lunar and solar shit going
26:22
Speaker 2: on very close to these these things.
26:26
Speaker 1: Absolutely, if we're gonna start plugging in a lot of
26:29
Speaker 1: jamatri in there too, I think what we're missing is
26:32
Speaker 1: thirty three.
26:33
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right.
26:34
Speaker 1: I haven't seen any thirty threes pop up yet, Yeah, right,
26:38
Speaker 1: Lots of twenty threes, lots of you know, repeating numbers
26:41
Speaker 1: like that, forty four point four to four, you know,
26:44
Speaker 1: but you've got, yeah, not a lot of thirty threes.
26:47
Speaker 1: That's interesting. But uh, the lunar cycle is eighteen years, right,
26:54
Speaker 1: and so halfway on the lunar cycle, where it's back
26:57
Speaker 1: to where it started, that would be nine, and the
27:00
Speaker 1: solar cycle is eleven. And so if you're just gonna
27:04
Speaker 1: break eighteen and a half. You've got nine to eleven,
27:06
Speaker 1: so something in there as well, between the sun and
27:11
Speaker 1: the moon. Nine to eleven seems to pop up a lot,
27:15
Speaker 1: so interesting, but this would be interesting also to plug in.
27:22
Speaker 1: Have you ever heard of the strausshow generational theory?
27:25
Speaker 2: No? No, you mentioned I think before in the text.
27:29
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is interesting stuff. So strausshow says that each
27:33
Speaker 1: generation sort of has an archetype, right, and so let
27:41
Speaker 1: me pull that up here. This is a cycle that
27:48
Speaker 1: they apply to American generations and what they do, this
27:56
Speaker 1: is kind of where we're looking at these different rises
28:01
Speaker 1: in falls of different generations. So the Straussau generational theory,
28:04
Speaker 1: developed by William Strauss and Neil Howe, posits that American
28:08
Speaker 1: history follows a repeating eighty to ninety year cycle or cyculum,
28:14
Speaker 1: composed of four twenty year generational archetypes and corresponding to
28:20
Speaker 1: turnings like they call this the Great Turnings, right. The
28:25
Speaker 1: theory identifies a cycle of four distinct eras or turnings
28:29
Speaker 1: that define the mood of a society. A high a
28:32
Speaker 1: period of stability, consensus and strong institutions following a crisis
28:38
Speaker 1: in awakening, a time of cultural revolution, spiritual upheaval and
28:42
Speaker 1: questioning of the established order in unraveling, a period of
28:47
Speaker 1: increasing individualism, mistrust, and weakened institutions. So we were in
28:53
Speaker 1: in unraveling, and now we are in a crisis, a
28:56
Speaker 1: major transformative event like a war or economical life apps
29:00
Speaker 1: that destroys the old order and builds a new one.
29:04
Speaker 1: The four generational archetypes generated generations are shaped by the
29:09
Speaker 1: turning they grow up in, falling into four reoccurring types
29:13
Speaker 1: that repeat in a specific order. The profit or idealist
29:17
Speaker 1: Born during a high post crisis, they tend to be passionate,
29:22
Speaker 1: values driven, and moralistic in midlife, I eat baby boomers, right,
29:26
Speaker 1: and then what happens? No maad reactive Born during an awakening,
29:32
Speaker 1: they grow up as children in a permissive, questioning era,
29:36
Speaker 1: leading to a cynical or pragmatic approach to life. This
29:39
Speaker 1: would be Generation X and Generate and Millennials Hero civic
29:49
Speaker 1: Born during the unraveling, They grow up as increasingly protected children,
29:54
Speaker 1: later becoming focused on community, civic duty collective action during
29:59
Speaker 1: a crisis. This would be Gen Z. And you can
30:03
Speaker 1: see kind of a lot more people turning back to hey,
30:06
Speaker 1: you guys sold out? To your kids, and now we're
30:08
Speaker 1: having to deal with it. Artists adaptive born during a crisis.
30:13
Speaker 1: They are raised to be conformist and cautious, valuing expertise
30:18
Speaker 1: and nuance over conflict i e. The Silent generation. Historical
30:24
Speaker 1: application and criticism, the authors trace this pattern back to
30:27
Speaker 1: the fifteenth century, with the current cycle in the millennial
30:32
Speaker 1: saclum beginning after World War Two. The theory has been
30:35
Speaker 1: applied to predict crisises, but critics often view it as
30:39
Speaker 1: overly deterministic, a form of historical astrology, or too focused
30:44
Speaker 1: on American history lacking strong imperial academic validation. See the
30:49
Speaker 1: problem is is what they're trying to do is identify patterns.
30:52
Speaker 1: They're not trying to say that this is a hard
30:54
Speaker 1: and fast rule for absolutely everybody in those societies. They're
30:58
Speaker 1: just saying, what happens to us society after a collapse. Well,
31:01
Speaker 1: you've got certain people raised in that environment and they
31:04
Speaker 1: are shaped by that environment. This kind of goes back
31:07
Speaker 1: to the sun sign itself, right, So what sign you're
31:10
Speaker 1: born into is how you're shaped by that. You know
31:15
Speaker 1: that specific sign, So your sun sign would be indicative
31:19
Speaker 1: of that personality type. So if you're going to mesh
31:22
Speaker 1: these up with some other cycles, you're going to find that, hey,
31:25
Speaker 1: there might be some really interesting dates that pop up.
31:28
Speaker 1: So given the World War two generation, the eighty to
31:33
Speaker 1: ninety years after World War Two, now we're going back
31:36
Speaker 1: into the crisis mode, right, So that's the eighty to
31:39
Speaker 1: ninety year cycles something to keep in mind. But I mean,
31:44
Speaker 1: it's it's kind of obvious when you think about it.
31:46
Speaker 1: If you're if you grow up and you are shaped
31:50
Speaker 1: by these crisises, you're going to have certain reactions that
31:53
Speaker 1: carry over into different parts of your life. It's kind
31:56
Speaker 1: of a no brainer. But what ends up happening as
32:00
Speaker 1: we see these cycles keep repeating over and over again.
32:02
Speaker 1: I'm sure you've seen the meme before good men create
32:06
Speaker 1: or great men create good times, good times create week men,
32:11
Speaker 1: week men create the crisis. Right. So that's sort of
32:14
Speaker 1: the strasshow generational model all boiled down to, you know,
32:18
Speaker 1: a simple phrase or me, M, I don't know.
32:28
Speaker 2: Definitely want to start looking into this stuff a little
32:29
Speaker 2: bit more when I have time. I went on a
32:32
Speaker 2: a little bit earlier ago. Yeah, when you sent me that,
32:34
Speaker 2: I was, I was even on Jewels's show, and I
32:36
Speaker 2: was like, oh, fuck, this is really interesting. I was
32:40
Speaker 2: thinking about that the whole time. I was like, I
32:44
Speaker 2: got like twenty questions that I had already want to
32:46
Speaker 2: start looking at. Very weird, very weird.
32:53
Speaker 1: I think this is where the ideas of astrology really
32:56
Speaker 1: get started, because they're making these observations of these planets
33:00
Speaker 1: and how they're moving around each other, and they're also
33:02
Speaker 1: looking around at how society is reacting to these things,
33:06
Speaker 1: and they're like, oh, this is a cycle that repeats
33:08
Speaker 1: over and over again, and so we should write it
33:11
Speaker 1: down and pass this along. So the different houses and
33:14
Speaker 1: the different planets, they definitely have an impact on this
33:17
Speaker 1: kind of stuff too. And if you're looking at the
33:20
Speaker 1: immense amount of you know, cyclical or you know, convergent
33:26
Speaker 1: activity right now in the heavens going on with what's
33:29
Speaker 1: going on on Earth, it's hard not to pay attention
33:32
Speaker 1: to those patterns. I mean, it's it's right there in
33:34
Speaker 1: front of us, So I think it's it's interesting. And
33:38
Speaker 1: if it gets broken down even more into subcategories and
33:42
Speaker 1: subcategories of other subcategories, you might be able to plug
33:45
Speaker 1: this into a pretty decent formula. So I think, you know,
33:51
Speaker 1: it kind of goes back to the idea that maybe
33:54
Speaker 1: we're all way more connected than we realize, and you know,
33:58
Speaker 1: we're just sort of looking at it with our eyes,
34:00
Speaker 1: which are very limited on the spectrum of electromagnetic light.
34:04
Speaker 1: But all of the water in our body is picking
34:06
Speaker 1: up on this cosmic radiation, you know, So our bodies
34:11
Speaker 1: are in tuned to these cycles as well, whether or
34:13
Speaker 1: not we're aware of them. But becoming aware of them
34:17
Speaker 1: leads you to that magus like state where you can
34:20
Speaker 1: then make predictions for your own life and you can
34:22
Speaker 1: go along with these things that seem to be cycles
34:26
Speaker 1: that are playing out for you. Unfortunately, a lot of
34:29
Speaker 1: people get bogged down in this stuff and it becomes
34:32
Speaker 1: a superstition. So none of these are hard and fast rules.
34:37
Speaker 1: I wouldn't necessarily plan your life around it, but you
34:39
Speaker 1: can plan your goals around it, yes, right, having the
34:43
Speaker 1: goals and having deadlines and trying to finish things by
34:46
Speaker 1: certain dates. That's always a healthy.
34:48
Speaker 2: Thing, you know. Sometimes I straight up, I'm gonna be honest,
34:51
Speaker 2: sometimes I think, like you know, people who actually like
34:53
Speaker 2: you know, if they're doing magic to try to get
34:55
Speaker 2: ahead of life or just certain things. It could be
34:57
Speaker 2: anything you could be into sports and you want to
34:59
Speaker 2: make sure you like you win a wrestling match. I mean,
35:01
Speaker 2: you can use magic for that, you evoke Mars or something.
35:04
Speaker 2: I sometimes I even think, you know, for certain things,
35:08
Speaker 2: for people who actually will put work into whatever they're
35:11
Speaker 2: trying to accomplish. After the fact, sometimes I think it's
35:14
Speaker 2: just the whole reminder of like I got to do
35:16
Speaker 2: this and start it off, right, you know what I'm saying,
35:20
Speaker 2: Like it's gonna you're gonna go through the ritual and
35:22
Speaker 2: then after that, you know, and I just sometimes wonder
35:24
Speaker 2: if that's even just a mind fuckery of putting yourself
35:27
Speaker 2: in motion to complete it yourself at some point, you
35:30
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, Like it was the magic just
35:32
Speaker 2: to get just to kick yourself in the ass to
35:34
Speaker 2: actually put the work in and you'll get it anyway.
35:37
Speaker 1: It's the idea of impressions, right, So as you're doing
35:39
Speaker 1: a ritual, you're leaving the impression on yourself as well
35:42
Speaker 1: as in the world around you.
35:44
Speaker 2: I think that's huge. Yeah, I think that's a big
35:46
Speaker 2: part of it sometimes.
35:49
Speaker 1: Right right, Well, I think this is a good episode.
35:52
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, definitely, you can probably.
35:54
Speaker 1: Cut it off there, but yeah, guys, look into this stuff,
35:57
Speaker 1: notice those cycles, and start to use them to your advantage,
36:01
Speaker 1: because you better know that the people who are using
36:04
Speaker 1: these things to start wars are using it to their advantage.
36:06
Speaker 1: So you know, two could play at that game.
36:09
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know, you know we should get on.
36:13
Speaker 2: Uh we should, we should try to. I should give
36:14
Speaker 2: this information or get him to come on a Zachary
36:17
Speaker 2: Hubbard because he does a lot of that gambling embedding stuff,
36:22
Speaker 2: and I wonder if he would like notice anything in here,
36:24
Speaker 2: like oh, like you know, I thought about trying to
36:28
Speaker 2: get in touch with him today, but I was like,
36:29
Speaker 2: I don't think he does weekends. He told me so,
36:31
Speaker 2: But yeah, he might be somebody. Him or AJ might
36:34
Speaker 2: be interesting. I know AJ I think is coming back
36:36
Speaker 2: on March seventeenth. You remember the kid with Jamatra, And
36:41
Speaker 2: I think TJ might becomeing with them too, So yeah,
36:43
Speaker 2: I should send him this stuff and be like, yo,
36:44
Speaker 2: it makes sense out of this? Or does any of
36:46
Speaker 2: those that's like a thing with them? You know, it
36:48
Speaker 2: would be good with like having Zachary or Aj TJ around.
36:51
Speaker 2: They've seen so many numbers that like me saying sixty eight,
36:54
Speaker 2: they might remember like oh that match this, this, this,
36:57
Speaker 2: and this, because there's certain numbers. I'm like that with
36:59
Speaker 2: till still and I just wonder if they would be like, oh, fucked,
37:03
Speaker 2: like that matches like blah blah blah, and like that
37:05
Speaker 2: might even add more to the case.
37:07
Speaker 1: You know, absolutely, yeah, I can't wait. I think you know,
37:12
Speaker 1: we're we're moving into an era away from sort of
37:15
Speaker 1: blind faith in the government, more about how do we
37:20
Speaker 1: figure this stuff out for ourselves? You know, how do
37:22
Speaker 1: we actually use it? Because you know, I mean, help,
37:29
Speaker 1: how many times do you have to see the same
37:31
Speaker 1: thirty three repeating over and over and over again before
37:33
Speaker 1: you realize it's a tool, Like all of these numbers
37:37
Speaker 1: are used as tools to sort of imprint the environment
37:41
Speaker 1: around us. So let's let's use it to our advantage.
37:45
Speaker 2: You know, yes, definitely, Well, thank you again. That was fun.
37:49
Speaker 1: Yeah, TJ. We haven't had him in a long time,
37:53
Speaker 1: those episodes.
37:54
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think he's I think
37:57
Speaker 2: he just started maybe getting back into podcasting. I don't know,
38:00
Speaker 2: he's he's a silly fellow. He's got a lot of
38:02
Speaker 2: he's got his hands on a lot of things, you know, bands, podcasting.
38:05
Speaker 2: Then he's you know work. I don't know. He's a
38:07
Speaker 2: very busy guy.
38:09
Speaker 1: Right, well, it'll be nice to see him again. Thank
38:12
Speaker 1: you guys for joining us, and uh see you again
38:14
Speaker 1: next time.
38:16
Speaker 2: Leader, Leader,