...I know it might be crazy to think about or consider, but it may be possible our own actions have a combined effect on the Sun's own cycles. In reviewing the butterfly pattern in the Sun's cycles, we see that only in man's "time" has it failed to become restored to normality. It doesn't take much to induce a wobble on a gyroscope.

Good thread BTW.


How would we even know what happened with the sun prior to man? We can only theorize. There have been many theories about the sun. There have been many ancient texts that have interesting theories about Saturn being a "second sun" of a type.

Thread: ***Are we just now starting to remember? Dr Velikovsky and Cultural Amnesia***



The Saturn Myth

The Saturn theory, in addition to presenting a comprehensive model of ancient myth, offers a radically different approach to understanding the recent history of the solar system.1 Briefly summarized, the theory posits that the neighboring planets only recently settled into their current orbits, the Earth formerly being involved in a unique planetary configuration of sorts together with Saturn, Venus, and Mars. As the terrestrial skywatcher looked upwards, he saw a spectacular and awe-inspiring apparition dominating the celestial landscape. At the heart of heaven the massive gas giant Saturn appeared fixed atop the North polar axis, with Venus and Mars set within its center like two concentric orbs (see figure one, where Venus is the green orb and Mars the innermost red orb). The theory holds that the origin of ancient myth and religion—indeed the origin of the primary institutions of civilization itself—is inextricably linked to the appearance and evolutionary history of this unique congregation of planets.

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