The Space-Time Structure, pioneered by the multidisciplinary partnership of Muriel and Louis Hasbrouck, functions as a sophisticated theoretical framework that interprets economic fluctuations through natural wave patterns and solar-electromagnetic forces. Muriel Elizabeth Bruce Hasbrouck (1890-1981), a Canadian scholar of comparative philosophy, intellectually shaped by Walter Russell's cosmogony, and author of
the personality study "Pursuit of Destiny," provided the foundational
insight into human behavior.
Each 35.8-year cyclic wave from C crest to C crest is divided into 12 periods, covering about 3 years each (2.983 years, 35.796 months, or 1,089.51 days). The C to D period represents uncertainty and fear (as in 1930–1933). D to E brings temporary recovery (as in 1936). F to G is a time of reconstruction wherein psychological factors of the new trend appear (as in 1940–1953). From G, the pull from the peak ahead at C is clearly evident. Minor adjustments at A and B often are misread as threatening a depression (as in 1957 and 1962).
Her 1940 discovery, co-developed with her husband Abraham Louis M. Hasbrouck (1890-1979), established a predictive index for timing radio transmission
disturbances—initially tested with Bell Telephone Laboratories—which
later expanded to forecast earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, solar
flares, and even missile launch failures in the early 1960s. They changed tracks when Louis noticed that many of the dates that Muriel generated coincided with stock market moves. Their scientific rigor was balanced by Louis, a Yale-educated Canadian World War I pilot and World War II officer with a deep background in finance. Having mastered investment at Bonbright and Company before becoming an independent counsel, Louis dedicated himself from 1930 onward to uncovering the natural laws underlying market fluctuations and shifting economic trends.
» Economically, it is a WAVE PATTERN of changing trends in collective instinct. «
Together,
they conceptualized the universe as operating via rhythmic energy waves
that constitute a persistent "Field" surrounding Earth. This field is
continuously modulated by solar activity, planetary movements, and
geomagnetic disturbances, creating a "wave pattern in time" that evokes
biological and psychological responses in all living entities. Unlike
mechanical or deterministic models, these waves do not repeat in
identical cycles; rather, each represents a unique evolutionary
progression within natural and human systems. Louis and Muriel Hasbrouck’s Space-Time Forecasting is a long-range economic and market forecasting system based on the premise that future conditions influence the present, rather than markets being driven solely by past data.
The system holds that the Sun is a pulsating electromagnetic source whose energy radiates rhythmically through space, forming a dominant 35.8-year wave with embedded subcycles—most notably a nine-year rhythm divided into building, peak, and declining phases corresponding to economic expansion, inflation, and contraction. Planetary bodies do not cause events directly and are not interpreted symbolically; instead, their electromagnetic fields modulate and channel the solar field, altering the timing and intensity of energy reaching Earth. These interactions generate wave-like disturbances that affect all terrestrial systems, including collective human psychology.
Space-Time Trend Waves represent the changing flow of human energy and motivation at the socio-economic level. Each Wave follows an orderly, recognizable course from one peak of prosperity (C) to the next in about 36 years. Each Wave is divided into 12 interim phases averaging 3 years each, which can be qualitatively evaluated.
C Wave Crest, Prosperity Peak, followed by REVERSAL to D.
D to E Temporary Recovery.
F to G Start of rise toward next peak, with intimations of qualities of the new, incoming trend (as from 1941 to 1953).
G Activation of new trend toward next peak C.
A & B Minor interruptions of upward trend (as in 1957 and 1962).
C Wave Crest, Prosperity Peak.
History shows that during the reversal of trend following each Wave crest (C) new attitudes develop—social, political, and economic. This, as the Space-Time Structure of History reveals, is an important key to the evolution of civilization. Not only history, but modern science today substantiates the application of the Space-Time Structure as a unified field involving a natural linkage between space, time, and human behaviour. A "new hypothesis" in physics declares that such a linkage exists, that the mind of man and the wave properties of the electron are two extremes of the same thing, and that the "wave of the future" can be perceived in the evolutionary structure of the field.
Human
behavior, mass sentiment, and markets are treated as electrical systems
embedded within this solar-planetary field, making financial markets
sensitive indicators of underlying energetic conditions. The Hasbroucks
do not predict specific events or prices; they forecast
conditions—states of economic pressure, instability, or
expansion—analogous to weather forecasting, with events arising only
when conditions reach critical thresholds.
Time and space are considered
inseparable, and the Space-Time Wave is visualized as a trend-like
heartbeat whose expansions, contractions, and inflection points signal
systemic transitions such as monetary regime changes. The system is
presented as a bridge between electromagnetic field theory and empirical
economic pattern recognition, rejecting traditional astrology and
claiming validation solely through long-term forecasting consistency
rather than short-term speculation.
The 35.8-year Saturn-Neptune cycle exactly matches the crest-to-crest Hasbrouck cycle.
In practical application, the
structure identifies predictable cycles—often spanning approximately
35.8 years between peaks—which are further segmented into twelve
distinct periods labeled A through G. These phases allow for the
identification of critical turning points, such as the 1929 crash or
mid-1960s economic shifts, serving as an early warning system for
socio-economic disruptions.
Despite
its predictive nature, the framework rejects fatalism, viewing each
wave as a "new adventure" for human advancement rather than an
inevitable repetition. By blending elements of physics, psychology, and
investment finance, the Space-Time Structure offers a holistic
methodology for navigating perpetual change, providing a roadmap for
decision-making in finance, policy, and personal strategy.
Muriel and Louis Hasbrouck, 1976.
Based on the structure of the 35.8-year Hasbrouck cycle, which spans from one prosperity crest (point C) to the next and is divided into 12 periods of approximately 2.983 years each, the period from early 2026 to around 2037 (around the maximum of solar cycle 26) corresponds to the latter stages of the current cycle commencing at the 2001 crest (around the maximum of solar cycle 23).
Drawing from historical analogies (e.g., the 1929–1965 cycle), this timeframe aligns with the transition from reconstruction to the final upward phases leading to the projected 2037 crest. The phases are characterized below in approximate 3- to 5-year segments, reflecting grouped periods with their economic and psychological attributes:
■ 2026–2029 (G to A phase, continuation of upward trend): This segment follows the activation point (G, around 2025), marking the sustained initiation of a new upward economic trajectory. It is characterized by strengthening trends, emerging optimism, and progressive recovery from prior reconstruction, with psychological factors fostering confidence and innovation toward the next peak.
■ 2029 (A, minor interruption): A brief adjustment period interrupting the upward momentum, akin to historical pauses (e.g., 1957). It involves temporary setbacks, increased caution, or minor economic corrections, driven by psychological shifts toward reevaluation without derailing the overall ascent.
■ 2029–2034 (A to B phase, further progression): Building on the prior interruption, this phase entails continued advancement with incremental adjustments. Economic growth resumes with refined strategies, supported by adaptive psychological responses that emphasize stability and gradual expansion amid evolving trends.
■ 2034 (B, second minor interruption): Similar to the first interruption but later in the cycle (e.g., analogous to 1962), this involves another short-term disruption. It features heightened uncertainty or corrective measures, with psychological elements promoting resilience and preparation for the final push.
■ 2034–2037 (B to C phase, final lead to crest): The concluding segment propels toward the prosperity crest (C, around 2037). It is defined by accelerating upward momentum, culminating in peak prosperity, with psychological drivers of enthusiasm and anticipation facilitating robust economic expansion and trend fulfillment.
For real? In Albania, Bhutan, Canada, and Zimbabwe? Time will tell.
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» Magnus Dominus noster, et magna virtus eius et Sapientiae eius non est numerus:
laudate eum coeli, laudate eum Sol, Luna et Planetae, quocunque sensu ad percipiendum,
quacunque lingua ad eloquendum Creatorem vestrum utamini: Laudate eum
Harmoniae coelestes, laudate cum vos Harmoniarum detectarum arbitri. «
» Great is our Lord and great His virtue and of His wisdom there is no number:
praise Him, ye heavens, praise Him, ye sun, moon, and planets, use every
sense for perceiving, every tongue for declaring your Creator. Praise Him,
ye celestial harmonies, praise Him, ye judges of the harmonies uncovered. «
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