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10-20-2014, 11:06 AM
" This is exactly one of the new time-estimation methods that some of the DFs have postulated in our own work...instead of seeking strict dates all of the time, sometimes we can use celestial events, astrological understandings, and temporal markers. Suggested use: DFs should probably scan through the document to know what is there and then come back if/when outer events appear to be matching up with Alex's temporal markers. When using anything in the document, please remember to apply page number sourcing."
This makes more more sense and should flow much easier than the black-and -white data harvesting with dates/terms.
Keeping in mind that such hard data as a date can easily be manipulated by powerful entities that have done this seamlessly for eons.
The most glaring examples are the inception of the Gregorian calendar that threw the natural cycles off balance; and the use of switching 'savings' time and 'standard ' time twice a year.
Thanks Chris, this reference material is awesome.
This makes more more sense and should flow much easier than the black-and -white data harvesting with dates/terms.
Keeping in mind that such hard data as a date can easily be manipulated by powerful entities that have done this seamlessly for eons.
The most glaring examples are the inception of the Gregorian calendar that threw the natural cycles off balance; and the use of switching 'savings' time and 'standard ' time twice a year.
Thanks Chris, this reference material is awesome.