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Originally Posted by Robert Tulip
The mechanism question requires that these two wave lengths interact in some way, with a harmonic resonance causing points in the slower cycle (Great Year) to reflect the quality of the same point in the faster cycle (Year), perhaps as something like a standing wave. If the precession does produce such a standing temporal wave as the framework for terrestrial time, it should be apparent in events occurring at the same point in different cycles, ie separated by ~2147 years. Given that the effect is hitherto sub-measurable, it makes sense initially to look for it in the biggest events of history, world shaping events such as the emergence of empires and dynasties, as discussed here.
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After a long discussion of the cycles, you are still not clear about
what the mechanism of interaction
is.
e.g. (Direct question) Is it the sum of gravitational effects from the astronomical objects involved?