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The world according to cycles
Samuel Agnew Schreiner
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Skyhorse Pub., Skyhorse Publishing
Language
English

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Subjects
Forecasting, Cycles, Self-help techniques, Self-actualization (psychology)

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The world according to cycles: how recurring forces can predict the future and change your life
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Table of Contents

What everything is about
Why understanding cycles matters and how to recognize a cycle when you're in one
A new science in the making
How cycles study became a science that can explain the universe or predict your future
Follow the money
Cycles students got profitable early warnings of the 2008/9 financial crisis, did you?
Nature on the move
Will it rain on your parade? Will a rising tide flood your basement? : try asking cycles
Heeding nature's clock
Do you doze after lunch? : it isn't food, are you bright at dawn? : it's not sun, it's cycles
Making the most of moods
For the curse in woman or just the blues in anyone, cycles can be a saving grace
Cycles as history
How did China get so rich? Why the war in Afghanistan?
It could be star-born cycles
Looking to the heavens
Is the universe a giant musical instrument? : scientists and poets can hear it singing
Thinking out of the box
Independent thinkers are allied with cycles students in learning from nature's rich text.

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Dewey Decimal Class
116
Library of Congress
B105.C9 S37 2009, B105.C9S37 2009

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p. cm.

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OL23202685M
ISBN 13
9781602396463
LCCN
2009013561
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8612751
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