The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of Liberty — John Shaqi
The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of LibertyFernández Bolívar, Víctor José
Philosophy
The Mathematical-Historical Principles and the Evolution of Liberty
Fernández Bolívar, Víctor José
History -- Philosophy
Nietzsche
in his �Will to Power�, where he shows a magnificent song on the return to that
which is equal, makes us understand that the cycle, for him, is no more than a
vital principle, not a measurable magnitude. Other intellectuals of lesser
importance found strength in their own era and showed that universal happenings
are developed according to a fixed rhythm. In 1937 we have the case of a book
that had the honor of being presented in the Academy of Moral and Political
Sciences of France by one of its members, �Les Rythmes dans l�Historie�, by
Gaston Georgel. It is part of a cabalistic number upon discovering in a
passage of the Bible the formula 77 x 7, being a product that is equal to 539.
This figure provides the author with the key to the true knowledge of the
course of history. Every 539 years, its duplicate (1,078) and its quadruplicate
(2,156), also years derived from the same figure, historical events of the same
type are to repeat themselves. Georgel, using his formula, has closely studies
history and has discovered multiple parallels therein, some of them having
small deviations, facts that, according to him, imply an affirmation of the
thesis.��
More
persuasive parallels could be discovered using Sirius� cycle of 1,461
years. If we go back as many years from the first world war, we arrive at the V
Century, in which the expeditions of the Catalunian fields take place
(451), the scene of the Battle of Marne, which is of extreme historical
importance. Going back from the Second World War we arrive almost exactly to
the year 476, considered to be the year on which the Western Roman Empire ends.
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In
the year 1725, the Neapolitan historian, Giambattista Vico, in his work
�Principles of a New Science on the Common Nature of Nations�, he supports his
views on an Egyptian formula and gives the names of� �divine, heroic and human
age�, to the three stages that every nation goes through.
In
the cycle of state regimes that are founded in the Aristotelian division,
democracy is followed by tyranny, the latter by the oligarchy, which is
followed by democracy, and so forth. One hundred years after the appearance of�
�Scienza Nuova� by Vico, Augusto Compte considers that the European community
goes through three spiritual phases: Theological, in which faith dominates
everything; another Theological, in which critical reason acts harassed by
doubt, and another, Positive in which the only determining factor of action is
scientific knowledge.
Herbert
Spencer, a disciple of Darwin, who formulated a general law of evolution, that
is valid for the natural and universal history, says that �.... evolution is
absolutely continuous, it has no beginning nor end, there are no periods nor
other subdivisions of a rhythmic character�.
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