Introduction to the Cycle Chart App and Other Resources
Mathematics, the Universal Principle of Life
Mathematics can be used for far more than just quantitative measurement. It is the basic Universal Principle of life, the fundamental basis of everything in the universe. Science uses mathematics and depends upon it for taking every step along the pathway of material progress. The infallibility of mathematics has led to the present state of scientific development. Guesswork or opinions are not considered; each step of the way must be worked out mathematically. However, just as there is a duality to everything in life, so there is a positive and a negative side to mathematics: the quality and the quantity. The qualitative side reveals the qualities of intelligence associated to the number, while the quantitative side gives measurement of form.
The Cyclic nature of Time
The Cyclic Law is the application of mathematics to time. Every individual person is born into time and governed by it from the first breath of life until death. Within the period of time called life the changing hours, days, months, and years bring changing conditions, opportunities, and challenges. Although the world at large does not as yet fully realize it, these fluctuating circumstances of life are not as haphazard as they appear to be. There is a definite, intelligent pattern to life and a basic, logical, consistent reason for everything. That pattern and reason are embodied within mathematics and the Cyclic Law.
Why use a Cycle Chart? Avoid wasted effort
No one can escape the Cyclic Law; it is immutable and operates as an integral part of life whether you are aware of it or not. The cycles are not the same for everyone at the same time, but each person must pass through the same sequence of cycles. When you learn to act in complete accord with the cyclic conditions of each passing day, then you are able to start an undertaking at the proper time, follow it through, and successfully complete it. You can then start something else, or build upon the first success to reach a greater goal—and so on throughout an entire lifetime.
Going against the cycles—either consciously or unconsciously—means working hard and, though there seems to be progress, suddenly finding that many endeavors go wrong. Days, months, or perhaps years of effort are wasted; or you partially succeed in one aspect of life and fail in others, and then wonder why.
Overview of the Cyclic Law
The Cyclic Law unfolds in nine-year, nine-month, nine-day, and nine-hour cycles, all of which are made up of three basic lesser periods termed the starting (seeding), the test (growth), and the completion (harvest) periods. These periods occur as the natural unfoldment of time and growth, not at random and not dependent upon whether you think or feel that it is the proper time to do something. The cyclic pattern is illustrated by the nine phases of growth of a plant and they are compared to the nine cycles periods that we each experience.
Nine Phases of Plant Growth |
1, 2, 3 Seeding Phases |
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2nd phase – Germination Period Seed splits and starts a root system that seeks nutrition outside the seed. |
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3rd phase – Manifestation Shoot or stem appears above ground. It becomes acclimatized. Then growth seems to halt. |
4, 5, 6 Testing Phases |
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4th phase – Test Period Visible growth of plant is suspended temporarily while the growth is focused in developing a strong root system. Plant is tested to determine coming growth or failure. |
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5th phase – Rapid Growth Strengthened root system supports rapid growth. Plant develops branches and leaves. |
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6th phase – Procreation | Budding Time Buds form and fill out if plant is healthy — a promise and indication of fruit depending upon cultivation and soil fertility. |
7,8, 9 Fruition Phases |
| 7th phase – Blossom Time Plant completes growth of leaves and branches, and rests from active growth. Growth is directed to produce the flowers. Flowers are then pollinated to continue the next steps of growth. |
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8th phase – Fruition Time Flowers drop petals, and fruit or seed pods ripen. Fruit is picked. |
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9th phase – Dormant Time | Close of Cycle Fruit that is not picked falls to the ground. Seed pods shaken by the winds distribute seeds for the next season and cycle. Fruit lies under leaf mulch and rots, leaving seeds to create a new plant in the spring. |
Nine Phases of Human Growth |
1, 2, 3 Seeding Phases |
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1- Cycle: Active Seeding or Starting Period This is the seeding point of a complete new nine-year cycle. Conditions should be very active for you. Let action be your keynote. Leave no stone unturned in your efforts to establish yourself in whatever it is your ambition to do. Make important changes, introduce new ideas, seek new contacts and business prospects, and work hard to further your interests in every way possible. |
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2 - Cycle: Social, Negotiating Period, Seeking Outside of Oneself Further your undertakings through social contact. You will make greater progress if you meet people and build up your network. Learning to understand the people in your circle of contacts and helping them with their problems will bring dividends. Nature intends that sociability and contact with the public be the dominating influence this year. Do not procrastinate. |
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3 - Cycle: Optimistic, Expressive Period, Promise of Things to Come This cycle you will feel strongly the urge for self-expression. The first half of the year should bring some very promising and active conditions, but do not allow these conditions to cause you to be too optimistic, as you could be misled into taking action in some major undertaking or into planning vital changes and important accomplishments for the latter half of the year. Regardless of how good propositions may seem, unless all important details can be attended to by the mid-point of the 3-cycle year, there will very likely be a disappointment. |
4, 5, 6 Testing Cycles |
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4 - Cycle: Examination, Testing, and Strengthening Period This is a cycle for hard work and concentration on technical detail. Do not worry, but retrench from active expansion and attend to the practical needs in your life. Do not plan any vital changes or make any decisions important to the future because major undertakings started or decided upon will not culminate satisfactorily. Be careful in all transactions. |
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5 - Cycle: Active, Expansion Period This is the time to broaden out and put forth focused effort to re-seed or further whatever it is your ambition to accomplish. Do not procrastinate. This is the year for change, travel, and new experiences. Be progressive and sow seeds of ambition to build up your undertakings. Put forth constructive effort or you will not have anything to reap in your harvest years. |
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6 - Cycle: Decision-making Period This is the time for important decisions, the time to rearrange any financial matters and to settle outstanding issues in your business or personal affairs. The entire year will require you to pay out with little accumulation. This year could bring some worry with added expenses and responsibilities. Conditions are pending to bring into your life next year something that you are working towards. |
7, 8, 9 Fruition Cycles |
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7 - Cycle: Start of the Fruition Period This is the start of your fruition period—a time when you will reap the results of your efforts. If you have a sensitive nature, you are apt to feel this sensitivity more this cycle. Do not worry if conditions seem to be very unsettled and fruitless until the middle of July. They will improve and become settled as the year progresses. |
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8 - Cycle: Fruition Period Put forth intense effort to materialize your undertakings. From a material standpoint, this year should be a successful one. This is not the cycle to go into new ventures vital to the future, but is the year to take a profit on previous ventures. It is the time when you should be reaping the success of your efforts over the past few years. Conditions should be fortunate and you should take advantage of every opportunity. |
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9 - Cycle: Harvest and Planning Period This is the year to reflect over the past and plan for the future. Do not start anything of an important nature or make important changes this year. This is your time to make plans for the future but wait until next year to put them into action. Conditions are indefinite. |
Determining Your Cycle
The calculation of cycles is based on the widely-used Gregorian calendar, which is recognized internationally. A cycle year runs from January 1st to December 31st, not from birthday to birthday. Your personal cycle depends on the month and day of your birth, but not the year of your birth. For births around midnight, the day of birth is always determined according to standard time, and not daylight saving time, if it is in effect. Also, a birth occurring in the half-hour between midnight and 12:30 a.m. (standard time) is counted as occurring on the previous day. For a business, city, country, or any legally constituted entity, the month and day of incorporation would be used to determine the cycle.
How to Use Your Cycle Chart
The following Cycle Chart reveals the rhythmic progression of the day-by-day conditions that everyone passes through according to the Cyclic Law. Study the cyclic conditions for the year, month, and day, and endeavour to schedule your efforts and activities to harmonize with the cyclic influence. The longer and more closely you follow the rhythm of the cycles, the more you will be able to observe the conditions of each day. By so doing, you can make every day a day for positive accomplishment, and gain the utmost in success, happiness, and well-being from your efforts.
General information on the Cycle Chart
The Cycle Chart includes an overview of the whole year, a detailed description of each of the twelve months, and an abbreviated and detailed descriptions of the days. Each month is covered in two sections:
Month at a Glance
This section is an overview of the month and the conditions of the days in that month. You will notice two numbers separated by a slash beside each cycle month and cycle day. These numbers refer to the mathematical qualities for the specific period of time.
Cycle Month and Cycle Day in Detail
These two sections are an expansion of the Month at a Glance page and gives you greater detail of the conditions of the month and the day. It also gives information on the best hours of the day to act.
Glossary of Phrases, Terms, and Definitions
Here are a Glossary of Phrases, Terms, and Definitions used in the Cycle Chart
October, November, and December: Merging Months
October, November, and December always have an underlying cyclic influence from the merging effect of the incoming year. It is important to be aware of the two influences because they herald the changing conditions of the next cycle. They can be a strengthening influence or can create indefinite conditions in the last three months of any year.
Cycle Management Training and Life Analysis Training Courses
To fully understand the Cyclic Law, which forms the basis of this Cycle Chart, we recommend you take our introductory courses: Life Analysis Training and Cycle Management Training. These are offered in a live format at established centres and by correspondence through our online home study programs. Visit the website at www.kabalarians.com to learn more about the courses.
Consultation Service: 30-minute Telephone or Personal Interview
For timing major events and changes in your life such as changing your occupation, starting a business, or changing your marital status, you may want to have a discussion with one of our expert consultants who can give you specific advice on the Cyclic Law and how best to use it in your affairs. We have one hundred years of experience in using cycles. Interviews and consultations can be arranged in person or over the telephone. Please call the office in Vancouver 1-866-489-1188 (toll free in North America) or 604-263-9551 (local and international calls) for current rates and for scheduling an appointment.
More Tutorial Videos
Review the 9 Cycle Years
Relationship of Cycles to your Birthpath plus General Questions
Waxing and Waning in the 1 to 9 Cyclic Principle
Tips to Get The Most From Your Cycle Chart
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