Topic: Procession Of The Equinoxes

The timing of Earth's state changes is linked to cycles of approximately 5,200 or 6,443 years, the latter being a quarter-division of the procession of the equinoxes. Evidence for a 400-year duration of state two is drawn from the LeChamps geomagnetic excursion 42,000 years ago and the "Nubian egg" artifact dated to 3800 BCE. This ostrich egg depicts the pyramids without casing stones and includes a two-cycle calendar that matches the 4,800-year and 400-year intervals suggested by the theory.

The number 72, known as the processional code, appears frequently in the geography of the St. Louis area and the nearby Cahokia Mounds. Stemke notes that the windows at the top of the Gateway Arch measure 7 by 72 inches, while Cahokia's "Mound 72" contained 272 burials. Additionally, the ancient Woodhenge at Cahokia was eventually rebuilt to feature exactly 72 cedar posts, suggesting an advanced knowledge of celestial cycles.

The running aground of the Costa Concordia is interpreted as a symbolic marker for the end of the Age of Pisces. This era, ruled by Neptune and characterized by the mystical teachings of Jesus, is reportedly being phased out by those in power.