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Oh, Oh, All right man. Welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio intro for episode 50. I have James

Lingran and Jason Lingran and James Alford with, but I wanted to talk a minute about time because we intro in talking about the supposed ages.

You know, in the Western world we're pretty much taught growing up that time is linear and I

would ask is this a logical thing to buy into and for my part I would suggest

probably not I mean we can look at a day, day follows night, night follows day, day follows

night over and over and again. We can blow that cycle of time open to the seasons. We can see that

spring comes, then summer comes, and this goes on and on and on.

We can look at supposed old maps where nearly each of them has a representation in

maybe the Greek mythological flare up in the corner each of the

four corners of the map representing these seasons.

Almost all the old maps have the path of the sun marked across the landmass.

So again, is time a linear thing or a cyclical thing?

I would suggest that what we can observe suggests that it's probably cyclical.

So if we were to blow this time open to many thousands of years,

would we expect to see some cyclical nature at that time?

Now, these are hard questions to know. We don't have

good teachers, most of us, to give us the inside line on these things. And really the

only way to know for certain is to have an unbroken chain of information that goes back into time

as far as it may go back and I'm not sure if this is possible.

Although I have read, there are Eastern Adeps who held this information very closely.

But let's look a little bit at the Zodiac.

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