The Rise and Fall of Human Consciousness
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Celestial cycles determine the rise and fall of human consciousness. Earth travels through four distinct ages of that directly impact human abilities and the functions of the brain. These universal ages are determined by the position of the earth measured against a band of twelve constellations in the night sky. Humanity can benefit by understanding these ages and by maximizing the current period. For any student who has wondered about why ancient civilizations developed highly accurate measurements for the movements of the stars, or why there is evidence of civilizations more advanced than those currently on earth, understanding these ages provides one explanation. For simplicity, the four ages will be called the Iron Age, the Bronze Age, the Silver Age, and the Golden Age.
OUR SOLAR SYSTEM TRAVELS THROUGH OUR GALAXY
The earth is part of a solar system. The planets in earth’s solar system all orbit our sun. The entire solar system travels on an elliptical path through the Milky Way Galaxy. Though modern astrophysicists are still debating some components of this theory, every ancient civilization understood this movement as fact. More advanced civilizations than our own in earth’s distant past built lasting stone monuments to celebrate celestial movements. The monuments served a secondary goal to communicate insights to future generations. The current period impacting human consciousness is determined by observing the precession of the equinoxes. On the equinox, when the daytime and night are evenly divided, ancient astronomers drew a line from the South Pole through the North Pole and looked at where this line pointed in the night sky. Using this method twice a year, these star gazers were able to determine where the earth and our solar system was positioned in a 24,000 year elliptical trip through our galaxy.
In 498 A.D., the autumnal equinox was at 0° Libra which is the lowest or most ignorant point of the Iron Age. At approximately, 1700 A.D. the earth entered the ascending Bronze Age. After a couple of centuries of transition, the progressive Bronze Age has become firmly established and will continue for more than another 2,000 years. Let’s consider the differences in human consciousness between these two less-developed ages, the Iron Age and the Bronze Age, to gain insight into our current turmoil…
