Life Cycles-Relationships Discover Confluence. Is Your Relationship Fated? by Neil Killion
In this interesting book, Neil Killion applies his Life Cycles Theory to famous relationships, including friendships, and to careers. He also develops the concept of 'Confluence,' i.e. when couples share 'Significant Years' in common, and applies this to many relationships, such as Prince William and his beautiful wife, Catherine and Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor and business relationships, such as Charles and Louis Tiffany. The study of this theory can help you in your life and relationships.
The Life Cycles Theory is a twelve-year cycle, with each twelfth year being 'A Year of Revolution,' markedd by new beginnings and achievements, through sudden upheavals. The seventh year after each Year of Revolution is also important, bringing with it a 'direction change and uphill challenge'.
On this basis, a Life Chart can be developed showing the 'Years of Revolution'and the 'Years of Broken Pathways' with their underlying themes.
This can not only be done for individuals; it also applies to relationships using their confluent years.
This is the time that they have in common during their significant years. For example, William and Kate have almost seven months of 'Confluence' for every significant year of their relationship. Killion explains how their significant years have had a huge effect on their love affair, for example, they met when they were 19, both in their 'Year of Broken Pathways'. Their 'Confluence' has helped them develop a strong marriage, likely to last.
Studying this theory and applying it to your own life and relationships will definitely help you see how your life is developing.
The Life Cycles Theory is a twelve-year cycle, with each twelfth year being 'A Year of Revolution,' markedd by new beginnings and achievements, through sudden upheavals. The seventh year after each Year of Revolution is also important, bringing with it a 'direction change and uphill challenge'.
On this basis, a Life Chart can be developed showing the 'Years of Revolution'and the 'Years of Broken Pathways' with their underlying themes.
This can not only be done for individuals; it also applies to relationships using their confluent years.
This is the time that they have in common during their significant years. For example, William and Kate have almost seven months of 'Confluence' for every significant year of their relationship. Killion explains how their significant years have had a huge effect on their love affair, for example, they met when they were 19, both in their 'Year of Broken Pathways'. Their 'Confluence' has helped them develop a strong marriage, likely to last.
Studying this theory and applying it to your own life and relationships will definitely help you see how your life is developing.
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