Regardless of financial strength, political power and knowledge of previous
history life cycles, no empire leader has ever been able to prevent its
supremacy from collapsing. For instance, the successive Chinese dynasties would
always rise, stay and fall regardless of lessons learned from the past. Empire
life cycles would repeat over and over following a same cyclical pattern.
In
1977, Sir John Glubb wrote an essay titled The Fate of Empires: "during 3 millenaries
the average superpowers duration period has been consistently of about 250
years […] the full 250-year cycle corresponds to about ten 25-year generations.
This 250-year duration presents an unexpected consistency, especially if we
consider all the major changes during the 3,000 years in transportation speed
and weapons sophistication, which has expanded territories conquests from local
to global. Regardless of the historical period, the life cycle was always of
about 250 years."
Something bigger than their leaders was inclining empires to
rise and also to fall. While we could seek a spiritual explanation of divine
influence, we can also look at the sky from an astrologer perspective and find
out that there are perfect correlations between the 250-year empires live
cycles and Pluto’s 248 year orbital cycle. When a country is born, Pluto
occupies a certain position in the sky, which eventually will return to the
same position in about 248 years. That period corresponds to the entire
superpower life cycle.
In his essay, Sir John Glubb also revealed that all
empires cycles in history have followed a same 8-phase pattern process, which
is represented below […] here are the empires 8 common phases and their corresponding
heroes. While not necessarily of equal duration, each phase would last an
average of about 41 years.
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| During the past 3,000 years the average life expectancy of superpowers has been 250 years. All Empire Cycles followed the same 8-phase pattern, and this pattern along with the Pluto Cycles indicates that 2015-2022 will be the last 7 years of the USA as the world superpower. |
The USA
is now in the final phase of the superpower life cycle pattern. The USA was born on
July 4, 1776. That day Pluto was positioned at 27°33′ of Capricorn and will
return to that same natal position during the years 2021-2023, which is about
248 years later as found with most of the historical empires lives. During that
orbital period, transiting Pluto covered all angles from 0° to 360° with natal Pluto.
Angles multiple of 45 degrees are critical and correspond to tensions during
each of the 8
phases transitions.
At left is a rudimentary historical outline
associating USA
superpower life cycle with Pluto orbital cycle. Human death is unavoidable regardless of wisdom and knowledge about
what happened to previous dead people, and so are empires that rise and live
until their inexorable collapse. Superpowers' life and death patterns will
repeat itself whether their leaders study past history cycles or not.
Cosmic
life is bigger than human life. The USA’s last
phase runs from Pluto semi-square in 2001 to Pluto's return to its natal position
in 2022. It is worth noting the year 2001 amazing synchronicity between Pluto
semi-square (45°), the historic empire transition from decadence to collapse
and the September 11 terrorist attack. Now, during their last phase from 2001
to 2022, the USA
will not give up its supremacy without a full fledge military, political,
economic and religious war. The next financial bubble burst may be fatal and
global. USA will win the
battle against terrorism, but will lose the supremacy war against the rest of
the world, where contenders such as China are already preparing
themselves for the opportunity to fill the vacuum. This process started in 2001
and most USA
power strategies miserably failed ever since. We are now seeing a growing world
chaos that will likely expand into a worldwide war during the next 7 years
until USA
final supremacy collapse around 2022-2023.
Reference:
See also:
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| Lieutenant-General Sir John Bagot Glubb (1978): The Fate of Empires and Search for Survival. |