The cycles of mankind

  I wonder how many readers will lose their minds by me presenting a theory of cyclicity of religious beliefs. Before I begin I must give credit to Martin Armstrong who discovered the cycle of religion. My independent research regarding the cycle is based primarily on his research and on this blog: https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/religion/the-decline-fall-of-religion/ What I have understood is that the religious cycle is a cycle that drives human society from one set of beliefs to another. Every 309.6 years a new cycle of religion gears up, radically changing human society. What this cycle really means is still under my research but few facts are certain: the cycle concerns whole humanity, no region nor culture is excluded the new cycle decides what is holy, therefore is it sacrilegious to speak and act against it the cycle has 4 peaks: the start, a setback, golden age, and final peak the setback is 57.2 years after the new cycle starts, the go...

  Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, weak men create hard times. - G. Michael Hopf There are numerous examples that we humans live in cycles. Day turns into night until the sun rises again. Winter ends to spring, spring ends to the summer, summer ends to autumn and autumn ends to the winter. The first cycle I was introduced must have been back in elementary school. Females back then were still feminine, so my teacher said the following: "After a summer of short skirts, trend changes and long skirts become fashionable. When everyone wears long skirts, short skirts make a comeback." This is a cycle, and a fashion cycle is the most recognized we have in the Western World. The cycles can be both seasonal like with skirts or even decades or centuries-long. The new cycle is both rejections of the dominating form of art but also a search for new ways of expression. I start this from neoclassicism, thanks partly to the discovery...