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Behavioural Cycles
Cycles are things that happen to the economy, or to the weather...not
you? Why not try an experiment ...you could
reveal some cycles in your life!
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All
you should do is jot down, in a diary-notebook, any significant and/or
unusual events that happen to you each day. (They can even be trivial,
as long as they are characteristically identifiable.)
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Try
it for a few months and you'll find that events do
repeat themselves. The "events" will be, of course, slightly
different each time, but will have very similar characteristics.
The easiest cycle time to observe is the Lunar
Cycle
(approx. 28 days).
The personnal
Lunar Cycle, based on the natal Sun-Moon angle, is explained more extensively
by S.
Williams
As you
become more observant of the events around you, you will also
notice clustering of similar events (we often call them coincidences)
and you may even notice that "things happen in threes"
to such a degree that it becomes uncanny.
"So
what?" you ask!
Until you begin to believe that cyclic events
or behaviour can happen in your
everyday life, why even begin to believe that they happen to anyone or
anything else?
A
Bonus for those who try the Experiment!
If you find events around you do repeat themselves, then
use this to your advantage!
How?...just by being prepared from the experience of the "first"
event!
An example would be, say, solving a tricky computer problem. Once you've
solved it the first time it happens, write down the procedure
in your diary. It will most likely occur in a similar manner at a later
date (approx. 28 days?)...you will be prepared and it will save you time!
Of course the "events" will eventually change in nature after
a number of cycles due to the effect of larger cycles.
The above
concepts may appear trivial compared to that of predicting the economy,
but personal experience is the best teacher...if you experience it, the
fascination will unfold.
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