Esoteric Cycles

Hey everybody, it's Henry W. Steele and t Cool t You can use it for weather and all kinds of different t Now in t And t I'll put a link to it down in the description of t It's actually a really good website. It has all kinds of information. It has the solar eclipses and lunar eclipses. And what's cool is it gives 5,000 years of eclipses right here. There's 5,000, 5 millennia, 5,000 year catalog of solar eclipses. And then on the lunar eclipse page down here, you scroll down and it looks a little bit different, but they've got the, here it is, 5 millennial catalog of lunar eclipses also. So you have 5,000 years of eclipses to play with. So that should cover pretty much anyt It gives a lot of really cool information about each eclipse, I mean there's really, it's really good information on t I Now let's look at, obviously each eclipse is important. In fact, if we look here, we see that we have, on January 6, 2019, we have a total of just partial solar eclipse coming up, w So that'somet That means there's a lunar eclipse. Let'see. Lunar eclipse, very close by also, since they always come together. January 21st, 2019, we'll get a total lunar eclipse. And so the Pacific, America, Europe, and Africa. Excuse me. So I hope you take some time and look at it. Now let's talk a little bit about the, I mean Now the eclipse is coming up is part of the 122nd Cero series. And if we click on that, we'll find a little bit more. Let's just look over here. Each Cero series or cycle, I guess you could call it, is approximately 223 synodic months, w And it takes 18 years, 11 days, and 8 hours for t Now if we go back to the catalog here, we see that series n 28 partial. And you can look at all t But what I want to point out is that t So if we do a quick calculation, 18 years times it'd be 69. It's 1242. We actually see the first eclipse in t Second eclipse is on 2235. First one was 0991 for a difference of 1244 years. When these Cero series have 71 eclipses, we get a 1,200 and approximately 1,260 year cycle. A little bit off, but really close to 1,260 years. Now without going into too much detail, if you've ever wondered why anyone might use, say for instance, 70 lunar orbits or 70 lunar months for something, it would be closely tied to something along the lines of the n I guess I'm not going into too much detail about that, but this is something that I recommend that you guys look at and study because there's different n So I recommend you start digging into that and you might be surprised by the information that you could find. So Now there is the Metonic cycle. Now t It's the 19 year cycle. People But basically what t We have 19 tropical years, coinciding with 235 synodic months, w And there's also 254 side reel months or lunar orbits. And these all fall within the same n It's off by one day. But these are the three main ones to look at right here. Now, without going into too much detail here, what's one of the things I said to always do with n 6,940, find the square root of that. And we have a very interesting n But there's also somet The 6,940, if we subtract out 5,000 days, we get the famous 1,940 days. Now, one t So that'somet So maybe a 5,000 year cycle might actually be a 5,000 day cycle. So I'll let you do research on that if it'somet So I'll go ahead and bring t Check out the lunar and solar eclipses from t It's a really cool study. You can spend a lot of time using it. It's pretty powerful when you dig into it. I'll just leave it at that. So t So if you celebrate Christmas, Merry Christmas, and I hope you have a wonderful time, and I will talk to