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'Life Cycles' is a ground-breaking new theory on what life is all about. It is both controversial and evidence-based and states that we live our lives in symbolically repeatable twelve year cycles. There are two important years in the cycle and this is where we see fate take a hand in unusual ways. Designed to entertain and inform; details from the public record are used to dissect the lives of world leaders, showbiz personalities, criminals and ordinary citizens. You will learn about your life's symbolic meaning and be introduced to a whole range of new terms and icons. You won't read anything quite as original and intriguing and you will never look at your life the same way again. Is it just fanciful or does it represent the most important adddition to esoteric knowledge for thousands of years? But what's this! There's the sound of an engine warming up and there you are on a platform beside your own private train, pulled up at Revolution Place and they're telling you to get aboard....... Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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I remember reading somewhere that a life crisis or upheaval will occur on average about every 5-7 years, and found this more or less true. The "Lifecycles" concept has not been independently scientifically tested, but the author himself researched over 40 peoples' lives to formulate his theory. Perhaps the most useful part of the book is how he summarises the lives of the people he analyses, in a "Life Script" - a few words which sum up how they lived their lives. For example Pope John Paul II's is "personal sacrifice for the liberation from oppression", George Bush "a determined and controversial leader". Whether or not you buy into the author's idea of life running in a 12 year cycle, it is no doubt useful to consider what your "life script" is. I also found it an interesting book, perhaps good holiday reading. I felt that the 12 year cycle diagram would have been better placed before the life stories of the famous people, not after, as it would have helped make sense of them.
You can also read Neil Killion's blog at: http://lifecycles-by-neil-killion.blogspot.com/. The book is much fuller, with its own terminology, and methods of prediction. ( )