If you've been following this blog for some time you will know that part of what I've spent quite a lot of time and energy writing about is eschatology; the theology of the end things. That thematic body of writing included mapping out a calendrical structure from first principles; using exegesis, historical analysis and arithmetic. The system was comprehensive. However the key dates to prove or falsify it have come and gone; and the model has been conclusively falsified; it has failed.
A big part of writing in public this way is engaging in intellectual honesty. That needs to be maintained both in the things that work and the things that fail. The model expected significant geopolitical events to happen by 7th October 2026; this didn't occur. It made several other predictions regarding events expected at 11th-13th September 2026 (Rosh Hashanah); these didn't happen either. These two date gates were critical to the model. They have failed.
What worked:
The mapping of the periods 1945, 2001, 2008, 2020 and 2026 as critical junctures remains intact. The fact that geophysical and astronomical events mapped exactly as expected, and a geopolitical dislocation (the Hormuz crisis) was correctly (albeit in direction versus name) predicted remain valid observations. Everything else though is falsified and therefore how those correctly mapped events correspond to future modelling considerations is now honestly a mystery.
Suffice it to say that I will not be writing about eschatology for a while if at all. This essay is mostly an effort to put a fullstop on that analysis by bringing my observations to a closure. As for the Physics I've written about, I remain convinced of it's value; but I also believe its been sufficiently covered. I'll leave all writing related to these matters on the blog as it may be a useful reference for those who found it interesting. I hope admitting to failure in this regard has utility to you the readers. To anyone that had meaningful conviction about this--I am sorry to have disappointed. I hope you keep reading.
Until the next post.
M