>>11578401 [pb]

>how does the article pertain to the picture?

The article was from the middle (1812) of the last Great Awakening

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Second-Great-Awakening

Also the burning bush (biblical) and the burning tree in the article

>and what exactly is your prognostication?

we have been, and will be, seeing these types of events again

>>11578653

>Moses was tripping balls, anon.

no anon it was Plasma "st. elmos fire"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Elmo%27s_fire

>>11578783

apparently we have been passing through a Nebula for the past 33k years

http://www.sci-news.com/astronomy/solar-system-cloud-supernova-debris-08777.html

I do however question this 33k yr narrative

my opinion is that we cyclically pass through this plasma cloud every 200-250 yrs and that it was likely created from earth cataclysms past

>>11578886

I like where you are going with this anon

When you look at Grand Jubilees

it fits into your 247yrs being almost exactly half of the 490yr cycle

also the last grand jubilee was almost right in the middle of the decade that all these articles are from 1810-1820

https://georgianera.wordpress.com/2018/07/31/the-grand-jubilee-of-1814/

>>11579003

another approach to the cyclical nature of existence is considering the possibility that time is not linear and has more of a toroidal form

>>11579109

>Heart

:o)

>>11579093

>Are you sure time isn't flat?

anon feels that time is quite malleable and tends to take the form of the observer