Ep 103: Let's Talk About the Barbault Basket!

I wanna start with: who is Andre Barbolt? And that's who the Barbolt's Basket was named after.

He was a French astrologer that lived in the last 100 years.

He was born in 1921 and passed away in 2019.

Now, he specialized in what they call mundane astrology.

This is astrology looking at world events rather than individuals.

So rather than focusing on a single person and their charts and their, uh, astrological alignments, I don't even know if that's the word I'm supposed to use, I'm not an astrologist, guys, spoiler here.

[laughs] But he did spend decades looking for repeating cycles in history.

He did a ton of math, mapping out future cycles as well.

I have a question.

Do you think that major planetary alignments correlate with major points in humanity? Where do you stand on that? What do you believe within that? Feel free to drop that down below.

I personally am salivating at this topic because this is something that I have been looking at a lot in my own life, but I've been using the Schumann resonance as the point of reference.

I think the Schumann resonance may be a causative factor, and I think the Barbolt's Basket theory is the measurement, and we're gonna talk about the measurement part.

Now it's kind of all clicking here.

Okay, guys.

Oh, man.

I love this.

I love as we speak this, more ideas come.

So back to Andre Barbolt.

He wasn't trying to predict the futures of individual people.

He was trying to look at civilizations and humanity, governments, wars that were being started, economic shifts, collective consciousness.

He was looking at, I- I'm gonna say, events from a wider viewpoint.

He was looking at it more worldly rather than, uh, single and individual.

Now, let's get into what is Barbolt's Basket.

And if you're here, you may already know, you may have already had your feed flooded with this, but we're gonna go back to the basics for those that do not know and haven't seen it yet.

Barbolt noticed something interesting.