Most, if not all, cycles in nature and human events can be shown to have a high correlation to astronomical periodicities. Some propose they provide the "cause" and basis for the cyclical structures involved in all cycle research. As with anything, cycles cannot occur out of thin air and cannot exist without scientific foundation. Cycles must be based upon something, since by their very nature they exist and are mathematically coherent. It can be shown that when specific astronomical cycles repeat, so do the same or similar events correlated to them. Below is a proposed case of potential and significant major conflict for the United States in +/- 2026.
» If you wait by the river long enough, the bodies of your enemies will float by. «
Asian proverb.
This
conflict can manifest itself as either internal, external, or a
combination of the two. In most cases, wars do not simply start randomly
one day. They build slowly over time, and often brew for years as we
are potentially seeing now. The following will show a pattern of
significant and major conflicts in American history within a framework
of an 84-year cycle. Every 84 years, Mars and Uranus form an initial
conjunction or come together and meet at almost the exact same celestial
longitude in that part of the sky astronomically known as Gemini. This
is the foundation of the 84-year war cycle proposed and examined.
[...] The planetary positions between 1692, 1776, 1861, 1941 and 2026, represent a highly correlated synchronization of the planets mentioned with similar human events occurring on Earth, the associated major war cycle affecting the United States. Based upon the cycles illustrated, the data suggests there could be a serious war and or conflict in 2026 involving the United States, whether internal, external, or both. Circumstances do not need to be 100% identical, for they can "rhyme" or be similar in nature. This similarity could manifest itself as a significant internal conflict such as another kind of Revolution or Civil War, if not another major physical conflict overseas.
