S5E7: Using the 9 Month Cycle Patterns

EPISODE SUMMARY

In this episode of You Are Your Name, hosts Daken Ariel and Marlowe Shearing explore the advanced application of the Cyclic Law by examining the 9-month patterns that operate within each Cycle Year. While many students understand the broader nine-year cycle pattern, this discussion reveals how monthly cycles provide the practical timing for action, growth, testing, fruition, and planning.

The hosts explain how each Cycle Year contains key “seeding months” that initiate a nine-month sequence leading to eventual fruition. From the initiating energy of a 1-cycle year to the completion and future planning of the 8 and 9-cycle years, listeners learn how to align their actions with the natural flow of time. The episode emphasizes that success comes from understanding the relationship between yearly objectives and monthly opportunities. By using the Cycle Chart to identify these patterns, individuals can improve decision-making, work more effectively with life’s rhythms, and consciously create greater balance, growth, and achievement.

NOTABLE QUOTES

• "You set your goals and your ambitions relative to the 9-year pattern, but your actions are relative to the 9-month pattern within each cycle year."

• "The year sets the tone for your overall objective."

• "The 1, 2, and 3 are relative to the seeding time of the cycle. The 4, 5, and 6 are the testing and proving."

• "The 8-cycle year is the year of fruition; bringing to fruition the efforts of the whole previous cycle."

• "It's important to understand the relationship with the numbers and always relate it back to the cycle year."

KEY TAKEAWAYS

1. Align Monthly Actions with Yearly Objectives
   • Use your Cycle Year as the overall direction, but plan your activities according to the monthly cycle pattern operating within that year.
2. Recognize Seeding and Fruition Periods
   • Important goals for the cycle year are most effectively initiated during the key 1 cycle month influences and brought to completion during corresponding 8 and 9 cycle month periods.
3. Use the Cycle Chart for Better Timing
   • Regularly reviewing your Cycle Chart can help you identify favorable periods for planning, growth, refinement, completion, and preparation for future opportunities.

This episode provides a deeper understanding of how the Cycle Chart, Cyclic Law, and the relationship between cycle years and cycle months can be used to improve timing, planning, personal growth, and long-term success.

RESOURCES

• Visit kabalarians.com to get a free Name Report to see how your names are influencing your thinking, health, and life.
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• Use the Promo code: ADD2MTHS to get a free seven month trial of your personal cycle. This includes two months in the past, the current month, and four months into the future.

Transcript

Daken: Welcome to You Are Your Name. This is Daken Ariel and Marlowe Shearing. Today, our episode is going to talk about a more advanced topic. It's covered in detail in our Cycle Management Training, but it's important to have at least an introduction to it if you're going to use a Cycle Chart. So far, we've talked about the 9 cycles in the years, and that there's a broad nine-year pattern, but that same pattern exists within each cycle year in the months. So you have a 1-cycle month, a 2-cycle month, a 3-cycle month, all the way through to the 9. You set your goals and your ambitions relative to the 9-year pattern, but your actions are relative to the 9-month pattern within each cycle year.

I thought we would go briefly through those key months that initiate that cycle pattern and when they end. So if you're in a 1-cycle year, and you'd know that by looking at the cycle year of your Cycle Chart. So really this episode is specifically for those people using the Cycle Chart, so if you don't have it yet, download it!

But if you're in a 1-cycle year, you'll find that the key month of June is a 9-1 month. And that's a starting period of a 9-month pattern. And that doesn't really complete until March of the following year. So you'll find that whatever you start in June, July and August, further in September, October, and November, the completion starts to show in December, which is a 6-7. And then because it jogs a little bit, January, February, and March is the completion of that 9-month pattern. And you'll find that the fruition is in February for the things that you started in June, July, and August of the year before. Did you want to do the 2-cycle year, Marlowe?

Marlowe: Yes. Thank you. And I just thought we would reiterate that the cycle is relative to, first the year. And so that's the seeds that you want to sow relative to that quality. So 1-year is time to start. So that 9-1 month in June is the key seeding time for that 1-year cycle.

In the 2-cycle year, we're looking at the quality of the 2 year being relative to people. That key seeding time comes in April, and we have an 8-1 month. That cycle concludes at the beginning of the 3 cycle. And that 2 cycle, that 8-1 month you want to seed a bigger understanding of people, greater ability to associate, more recognition of that quality of diplomacy or something in your business activities relative to starting. And then it concludes in that 3 cycle period in the 6-9 month of January.

Daken: So then you have another set of nine months that start in February of a 3-cycle year. So that's a 7-1 month. So you see that 1 bottom number is the action. And it concludes in October which is a 6-9 month. So you have a full 9 month pattern within the 3-cycle year, and it should be relative to the objectives of the 3 year, which is broaden out through expression and making yourself known. If you're in business, you're going to be more outgoing, more presentations, more interaction with people. That's the strength of the year. So you're going to find that whole 9-month pattern should be focused on that particular objective. You do have another starting period in November of 7-1, and it jogs around to the 4-cycle year. So perhaps you could take that one, Marlowe.

Marlowe: Well, the 3-cycle at the end of the year after July starts to wane. And the 1, 2, and 3, as we've stated, is relative to the seeding time of the cycle. The 4, 5, 6 is the testing and proving. So now that 7-1 month at the end of the 3 year is also relative then to the actions of that 4-cycle. And the 4-cycle is staying steady and looking at improvements in what you've started, fine-tuning, looking after details.

And then in the 4-cycle year in September, we come to the 6-1 month. And in the 4-cycle that's a really recognizable time because that 6 quality is responsibility, looking after maybe our fellow man, maybe business details again. But there's such a positive energy in that 6-1 month. And so that's the seeding time for that 4-cycle year. But again, we're not starting anything new. We are always relating that quality of intelligence of starting in the month back to the cycle year.

Daken: And that ends in June of a 5-cycle year which is a 4-9 month. So that sort of initiated at 6-1 in on minor details that are preparing you for the 5-cycle year, which is that broadening out and expanding. So you can see that really the key activity of the 5-year doesn't really start until July in the 5-1 month. All of the previous months before that are really relative to just preparing yourself, getting things ready, and sorting out problems that have arisen in the 4-year.

But the 5 cycle year is a cycle of expanding, broadening out new ideas, promotion. It's a very dynamic year. And that key month of 5-1 starts a 9-month pattern and it continues right through to the 6 year into April of the 3-9. So that's a very dynamic 9-month pattern that should be focused on broadening out whatever you started in the 1, 2, and 3 cycle years, fixed in the 4, and now you have this opportunity to take the next step of growth.

Marlowe: And so that 4-cycle year was the testing, and proving. And then the 5-cycle is really innovative. In that 5-1 month there could be, as Daken said, a change or something started that's new. The 6 year wants to prove the intelligence before the fruition. So that 6 year starts with a 9-6 month. And there are responsibilities.

The seeding cycle for that 6 year doesn't start until May, and it's a 4-1 month. So interesting again, the intelligence of that cycle is looking for the logic. What is the logic of what I have s- want to create in this cycle? And then you want to seed that intelligence into the 6 year. You're trying to create that base of logic and strong understanding of your ideals in preparation for the fruition. So that 4-1 month continues along and then ends in the 7 cycle in February. So the fruition of your actions are reaped in February of the 7 cycle.

Daken: And that January is such a strong month too, the 1/8. So the fruition, in a sense, starts at November, which is a 1/7, furthers in the 2/8 of December of the 6 year. But then you have January is a 1/8 and February is a 2/9. You'll see a gradual fruition through that whole period. And then in the 7 year, you have another 9-month pattern that starts in March, which is a 3/1, and that goes all the way through to November of the 2/9.

So the 7 cycle year is a time when we withdraw from active efforts, and we're trying to understand the broader picture of life. It's a very philosophical time. So the 9-month pattern can be used to work in depth to understand life and the principles behind life. And that will give you the greater fruition in the 8 and 9 because you have that broader perspective of your ideals and objectives. And December is a 3/1 so it starts another 9-month pattern that jogs over into the 8 year.

Marlowe: And the 8th year, interestingly enough, starts with a 2/1 month. And so that 8-cycle year is the year of fruition; bringing to fruition the efforts of the whole previous cycle starting from the 1 year. And so that 2/1 month gives you that ability to look at what you would like to seed, because within that 8 cycle, as well as the complete fruition of the 1 to 8, you can do something within this year and see the fruition within this cycle. So that 2/1 month starts in January and August then is the 9/8. So in that 8-cycle year, we know that July is the keynote month 8/7, and that fruition of that 1 cycle is in August, which is the 9/8 month.

Daken: So there's another set of 9-month patterns that start in October of a 8-cycle year. And one of the points that's made is never start anything long-term in an 8 year. You want to complete it within the 8 year. So that 2/1 right through to the 1/9 gives you an opportunity to complete things. The key month, as Marlowe mentioned, was August. That's the 9/8. And you'll find that September is more planning for the future.

And so that planning then initiates in October of the 8 year and follows all the way through to July of the 9 year. So that 9-cycle year is a much more inspirational time where you should be able to have the good conditions of your 8 year continue on. But really the objective of the year is to plan for the future. So again, this whole 9-month pattern can be used to look at what you've accomplished in the last nine years and then see where you want to go. And seeing where you want to go, in a sense, initiates in August of the 9 year. It's a straight 1 month, and it goes all the way through to May of the 1 year, and that's preparatory for the 9/1 of the 1 year again.

So again, you can see how each of the 9-month patterns fit into an overall pattern of the cycle years. But they are the actions that should be taken relative to that overall year. Any final comments you'd like to make, Marlowe?

Marlowe: Just once again that there's a hierarchy to the numbers, and the year sets the tone for your overall objective. But as we pointed out in this podcast, within the year, there's a key seeding time and a fruition time and those months relate to that yearly cycle. So it's important to understand the relationship with the numbers and always relate it back to the cycle year.

Daken: And the nice thing about the Cycle Chart is that the description is actually doing that relationship for you. So you don't need to know, ":What does a 4-7 mean?" You could just read the Cycle Chart, and it'll describe the conditions of a 4-7 month. So you'll see what are the relative actions that would be best during that period.

But at least you now, from this episode, see that it's part of a 9-month continuum which are part of a nine-year continuum. If you take the Cycle Management Training course, you'll find that we teach the actual 9-day pattern within the month. So every month has a series of 9-day patterns as well. But that's another topic. Thank you, Marlowe. That will complete our episode today.

If you'd like to learn more about the Cyclic Law, you can download our free app, which is called Cycle Chart, on either the Android or Apple Store. Set up a free account. You can create an account with your email address or your Gmail or your Apple account, or even your cell phone number. 

All you have to do is give it your month and date of birth, and it will configure your personal cycle information for a five-month window, the current month, plus two months in the future and two months in the past. So that should give you a chance to evaluate your cycles relative to the months, days, and years. So until then, happy thoughts!