Ages have changed in 2,000 year Ecliptic cycles, since the dawn of MAN. We are impacted by external pressures, forcing us to CHANGE our world view and our thinking without the proper grounding that allows us to balance our own internal or SPIRITUAL dynamic. The external world and all we need to transform, including our mindset, can align with the new aesthetic that comes with change. How is this phenomenon affecting your disciplines? Is it disruptive and exciting with new possibilities or business as usual? Happy New Year (and joyful sailing to the brave souls whose boat rises with this New Paradigm Tide)
First, two background questions:
The ages of the earth's history have been expressed by the materials that fashioned the tools MAN used during three basic times.This is the PHYSICAL expression of nature. The archaeological definition is found on this website: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_archaeological_periods This is creative and documents other behaviors and how they have been impacted and how they impact life.
The mireyas-timeline defines it in another format in another "LANGUAGE": see attached file. We understand these two modalities but the construct we are unaware of is what we call the cosmological or spiritual description. Here we deal with the cosmic cycles of time, the seasons and the astronomical universe. All of the above; the physical, psychological and spiritual expressions evolve through time, space and energy. Each has its own properties, qualities and flavors. I believe this is all part of knowing who we are. The references you suggest are amazing! Check it out and do the research. This could be quite interesting. Send me a copy of the published record of your awakening!
Herb Glenn Bennett RE: Can the New Age, we have been in for the past 50 yrs, change our Paradigm and mindset?
Your question refers to a so-called New Age that began 50 years ago. The material you present in your own immediately preceding answer does not explain this age, in fact does not even mention it. (Your diagram labels a "contemporary age" of 222 years.) Of course the references I mention are flaky. But they are the only references I could find to a specific "new age" period of a 50 year vintage. What is the point of asking about such a period if you are not willing to identify and explain it? I am not a mindreader. The so-called "dawning of the Age of Aquarius" did begin approximately 50 years ago and pollyannaishly promised to usher in new values, etc. If that is not the 50 year New Age you referred to, what is? And even if it is, the term is used with reference to such a hodgepodge of vague and conflicting views that it really needs to be nailed down to some specifics in order that it may be fruitfully discussed.
I also suggest that you edit your question's list of categories to remove boating and sailing unless you can explain why those categories are relevant beyond merely being superficial metaphors. (I can see how they might be relevant in the larger contexts of an age of exploration and discovery, mercantilism, or colonialism, but again that's reaching way beyond your 50 year timeframe.)
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