Ley ciclica

Introduction
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.
All life is motion or vibration, which is measurable. The varying vibrations comprise the innumerable forms of life which merge with one another, similar to the merging of the colours of the rainbow. However,just as there is a positive and a negative side 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 degree, or qualities, of intelligence, while the quantitative side gives measurement of form.
Science uses mathematics and depends upon it for taking every step along the pathway of material progress. Theinfallibility 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.
Mathematics and 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 calledlife, the changing minutes, hours, days, months, and years bring changing conditions, thoughts, opportunities, successes, and failures. 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 andreason are embodied within mathematics and the Cyclic Law.
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 conditionsof 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 findingthat many things 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.
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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 thestarting (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 phases of growth of a plant.
Phases of Plant Growth in a Complete Cycle
Plant Growth
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Seeding
1stphase 2nd phase 3rd phase
4th phase 5th phase 6th phase
7th phase
8th phase 9th phase
Growth Harvest
SEEDING TIME - The seed is planted in the ground. DUALITY or DIVISION - Germination occurs, the seed starts a root and stem.
MANIFESTATION TIME - Stem appears above ground. It becomes acclimatized.
TEST PERIOD - Visible growth of plant is suspended temporarily while the root system develops.Plant is tested for coming growth or failure.
ACTIVE GROWTH - Strengthened root system supports rapid growth. Plant develops branches and leaves.
BUDDING TIME or PROCREATION - Buds are formed and fill out if plant is healthy — a promise and indication of fruit depending upon cultivation and soil fertility.
FLOWERS APPEAR - Plant completes growth of leaves and branches, and rests from labour...