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S.A.A.M B.E.S.T. Method - PART 2: The Wave
Click HERE to watch the replay of the lecture As done many, many, MANY, times in previous presentations in the past both here and in other platforms, one of the most important things one needs to learn is "the Wave", or as it is also known as "The Ecliptic". As stated in the first part, much of this will be very well known by experienced syncretists, and they will know the importance of this. But for all you who have just recently begun to study this, knowing and understanding the Wave is what will allow you to understand all things, especially for Syncretism. If you want to know how the Universe works, you MUST know the Wave.
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Reminder: Make sure to tune in this Saturday with Chris!
Hey everyone! I hope you're all doing well. This post is just a quick reminder that this Saturday Chris will be hosting another one of his lessons at 3 PM EST/1PM Mexico CST. See you then!
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S.A.A.M B.E.S.T. Method - PART 1: The Basics and Foundations
Click HERE to watch the replay of the presentation. To begin understanding Syncretism to it's fullest, one needs to have a good method to piece it all together. However, in order to have a good method, you need to have a good model. Here we will begin to learn that method from the ground up, from the most basic level. Over the years in my presentations I have used this model and method to teach Syncretism. And many have been wondering on how to start teaching it, so today we will begin learning just that. First we must understand on what is the S.A.A.M B.E.S.T. Method. The acronym is as follows: Syncretic Astrological Atomological Model Bonacci Ecliptic Sinewave Torusfield All of these things will be familiar to the more experienced syncretists here, but for beginners this will be foundational to learning everything here. Remember if in order to have a good method, you need to have a good model. We will go through each of these and understand how they all fit together and how to start not only understanding, but also learn how to begin teaching it for those who are aspiring to begin their own classes. LINKS SHARED IN VIDEO Google Translate
Teaching Syncretism
Question about teaching Syncretism to the general public , do we need to refrain from shearing this information with flesh eaters ? or has that time passed and we just need to get the knowable out there now ?
Days of the week name origins
Latin days of the week are based on celestial bodies and Roman gods, typically using the structure "dies" (day) + genitive noun. They are: dies Solis (Sunday), dies Lunae (Monday), dies Martis(Tuesday), dies Mercurii (Wednesday), dies Iovis (Thursday), dies Veneris (Friday), and dies Saturni(Saturday). Days of the Week in Latin - Sunday: dies Solis (Day of the Sun) - Monday: dies Lunae (Day of the Moon) - Tuesday: dies Martis (Day of Mars) - Wednesday: dies Mercurii (Day of Mercury) - Thursday: dies Iovis (Day of Jupiter/Jove) - Friday: dies Veneris (Day of Venus) - Saturday: dies Saturni (Day of Saturn)  - - Meaning: Dies means "day." The second word is in the genitive case, meaning "of [Deity/Planet]". - Alternative Names: Sometimes Sunday was referred to as dies Dominicus (Lord's Day) in later, Christianized Latin. - Origin: The Romans adopted this seven-day system, linking each day to the sun, moon, and five known planets, which were personified by their gods. 
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