Fractal Time - “Gregg Braden discusses how he merged the ancient understanding of cycles with modern views of nature’s patterns. Such patterns or fractals repeat on a cyclic basis following the rhythms of nature, and so we can predict the return of these conditions, he explained. Right now, we are nearing the end of a 5,125 year cycle, as shown in the Mayan calendar. Great civilizations in the past have collapsed at this juncture due to earth changes, and we’re going to have to work together in a cooperative manner in order to not just survive, but to transcend, he said.
2012 marks the ending of a world age, and as we move into a direct alignment with the energy source in the center of our galaxy, we’ll see profound effects on the Earth, Braden outlined.
He has developed a tool called the Time Code Calculator which gives people access to dates related to patterns and cycles, and when we can expect the conditions of the past to play out again in the present or future. Interestingly, Mode 3 of the Calculator works with “seed events” to determine the times in people’s lives where repeating conditions of powerful emotional experiences will reoccur. ”
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