A Time Unique to Itself

The Many Firsts of 1893Neptune-Pluto2384

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Histo­ri­ans could use Neptune-Pluto waves to delin­eate his­tory. Side-to-side com­par­i­son reveals that Neptune-Pluto waves often exactly describe com­plete ages of in time. For instance 1569bcNeptune-Pluto1074bc to the year mir­rors the rise and fall of the Egypt­ian New King­dom; 84bcNeptune-Pluto409 tran­scribes the Roman Empire in its entirety, if you see Sulla’s march on Rome (later copied by Julius Cae­sar) as the effec­tive end of the Repub­lic.  The next two, 409Neptune-Pluto905 and 906Neptune-Pluto1398 read like Chap­ters I and II of the Dark Ages, when tribes moved across Eura­sia until roughly set­tling into the ter­ri­to­ries that defined Asia, the Mid­dle East and Europe. 1399Neptune-Pluto1892 fea­tured the tran­si­tion to the mod­ern world, leav­ing us at the open­ing stage of 1893Neptune-Pluto2384 and its accom­pa­ny­ing Paradox2140:Progress. Events of this last Neptune-Pluto period defines the chal­lenges we now face and leaves us with a plethora of firsts humankind has never faced. Listed below the dia­gram matrix below (click on the sub-windows under the main image), we dis­cuss the many unprece­dented char­ac­ter­is­tics, cul­tural changes and para­doxes humans now face for the first time. The results are stun­ning when seen in a list!
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A Time of Firsts

This 1893Neptune-Pluto2384 comes with unprece­dented events and char­ac­ter­is­tics that can both befud­dle and chal­lenge us:

• This is the first Neptune-Pluto wave where monar­chies have lit­tle or no power
• It is the first where peo­ple agree uni­ver­sally to the helio­cen­tric struc­ture of our solar system
• The first Neptune-Pluto period where peo­ple know of plan­ets beyond Saturn
• The first where women rou­tinely rep­re­sent the head of households
• First Neptune-Pluto wave with a ‘nuclear signature’
• First time when more peo­ple travel in means other than water
• First Neptune-Pluto wave with plastic
• First time in many cen­turies when reli­gion does not dom­i­nate the polit­i­cal landscape.
• First time when we have a com­pre­hen­sive view of the planet
• The first Neptune-Pluto period when humans left our atmosphere
• First time when motion-pictures are the way a size­able por­tion communicates
• The first span when com­mu­ni­ca­tion is instantaneous

What’s It All Mean?

I am cer­tain you could prob­a­bly name more ‘firsts’ (please do!). What this list demon­strates the huge dif­fer­ence between  this Neptune-Pluto period and oth­ers. Monar­chies, for instance, made up part of the polit­i­cal land­scape at least as far back as the Bronze Age; now they adorn cer­e­monies like a bride-and-groom on a cake. Women now out­num­ber men in the US work­force, a devel­op­ment that over time can only dras­ti­cally alter their role around the world.Plastic allows light, faster, cheaper, but its car­bon foot-print will leave an impres­sion that last cen­turies. The nuclear genie will not go kindly back into its bot­tle until the last iso­tope decays in few hundred-thousand years!

Most reveal­ing we have more plan­ets than mean­ings. Astrologers now must see out Sedna and Eris fir into their lex­i­con. Who knows the mean­ing of what­ever the Hub­ble tele­scope uncov­ers? The dis­cov­ery of Uranus in 1783 rep­re­sented a great lead in human knowl­edge. Math­e­mat­ics and optics unfore­seen until then lead to the dis­cov­ery of a planet beyond the naked eye’s abil­ity to see. It took the com­bined knowl­edge of human­ity to find it. Fur­ther dis­cov­er­ies cas­cade from there forward.

But also notice that the year of dis­cov­ery coin­cided with the Treaty of Paris that moved the new baby, the United States out of inten­sive care. The estab­lish­ment of that nation set the seeds for humans to move beyond the then present polit­i­cal solar-system. The events of the just as impor­tant French Rev­o­lu­tion already began to move for­ward that same year. Notice also that Pluto’s dis­cov­ery in 1930 coin­cided with the advent of nuclear tech­nol­ogy, now part of our sig­na­ture. Uranus sig­naled a point-of no-return that Pluto con­firmed as a Time Unique to Itself.