The Fertility Wheel:
Welcome to The Fertility Wheel: Unlocking the Zodiac’s Lost Purpose 🌍💡
Welcome! Have you ever gazed at the Zodiac symbols and felt a flicker of recognition, a sense that there was something deeper to them than what modern horoscopes suggest? Perhaps you’ve wondered why these specific images? Why this particular order? And perhaps, like me, the idea of fortune-telling just didn’t quite click as their ultimate purpose.
For centuries, the Zodiac has been shrouded in mystery, often linked to personal destinies, medical practices, or abstract celestial charts. But what if its true, ancient purpose was far more profound, practical, and fundamentally connected to the very cycle of life on Earth?
My name is Stephen, and I’m just an average guy who, through a series of unexpected discoveries and a simple, yet revolutionary, realignment, has uncovered what I call the Fertility Wheel. This isn’t just a theory; it’s the original, logical farming guide and survival blueprint hidden within the Zodiac’s ancient symbols. It’s a powerful, universal calendar revealing Earth’s natural rhythms, designed to ensure human survival and flourishing through the ages. While you might call it an ancient farmer’s almanac or a guide for agriculture, I call it the Fertility Wheel because it’s fundamentally built upon the principles of fertility: from the Goddess of fertility, childbirth, and sex to the life-giving essence of water that brings fertility to the land and Earth itself.
Get ready to see the familiar in a completely new light, as we reveal how these age-old pictograms were actually a brilliant, indispensable guide to life.
“A truly intelligent mind is always open to considering evidence that challenges its core beliefs, acknowledging the possibility of being wrong. Intelligence isn’t about possessing all knowledge, it is about having the courage to question everything we think we know.”
The Unmistakable Logic: Seeing the Zodiac as It Was Meant to Be 🧐
Once you truly see the Fertility Wheel in action – once you understand its simple, clear, and incredibly logical design as an ancient farming guide – it becomes remarkably difficult to ever again imagine it being used for telling fortunes or dictating the timing of medical operations. The purpose simply clicks into place with such undeniable clarity.
Here’s why this realization is so profound: I did not change the traditional order of the zodiac symbols themselves. My entire breakthrough, the key to unlocking this ancient system, was incredibly simple: I merely realigned the Scales symbol to the exact start of the Spring Equinox.
This or my final Zodiac does not have scales, like the ancient or copy of an ancient Zodiac my Muslim friend showed me. That’s it. It genuinely was that easy. This single, logical adjustment reveals a powerful, practical calendar for Earth’s natural rhythms, where every pictogram, every animal, and every seasonal event makes perfect sense in the context of agriculture, human survival, and the fertility cycles of both crops and livestock. When you see the Zodiac through this lens, its original wisdom shines through, making its modern, mystical uses seem like a charming, but ultimately distant, echo of its true, foundational purpose.
Why Now? My Unexpected Path to Unlocking the Zodiac’s Secrets 🗝️
For centuries, brilliant minds grappled with the Zodiac’s true meaning, eventually giving up. Even philosophical giants like Plato and Socrates, over a thousand years ago, couldn’t unlock it. They simply lacked the pieces of the puzzle. But I had a unique confluence of factors: time to dedicate, the power of a computer for research everything, animals, crop calendars, and digital history repositories, the “key” provided by my friends “ancient” zodiac. Add my ayahuasca experiences, a bit of ADHD that allowed for unconventional thinking, and, undeniably, a significant amount of luck. More profoundly, like the story of the protagonist in Slumdog Millionaire, my own personal life experiences meant I already knew all the symbols, having had them in my life since childhood. This wasn’t a puzzle solved by sheer intellect alone, but by a lifetime of experiencing the intent of the pictograms. If you were shown this, would you look more into it or just think it was another trinket from the local shop?
The Fertility Wheel: Unlocking Nature’s Perfect Calendar! 🌍💡
When I look at my Earth’s Fertility Wheel, its logic isn’t just clear; it’s startlingly precise – a beautiful, undeniable testament to nature’s inherent design. This isn’t about complex calculations or mystical guesswork; it’s about observing the obvious, life-sustaining rhythms of the world around us.
My breakthrough didn’t involve reinventing the wheel. I did NOT change the order of the traditional zodiac symbols. The revolutionary simplicity lies in just one adjustment: I simply realigned the Scales symbol to its rightful place at the exact start of the Spring Equinox. This single, logical correction was the “aha!” moment that unlocked the entire, profound ancient system.
Life’s Natural Cycles: More Than Just Stars, It’s About Survival! 🌿👶
The Fertility Wheel reveals how ancient civilizations truly understood the intricate dance of life:
- Inanna’s Critical Placement: The Fertility Ritual Anchor. This is a pivotal point: The Goddess, whose sign on my wheel aligns with Inanna (Sumerian goddess of fertility, childbirth, sex, and war), must appear before the Spring Equinox. Why? Because Inanna and her consort, Dumuzi, the god of agriculture, famously engaged in a sacred fertility ritual that was crucial for the land’s bounty. This ritual was not an arbitrary event; it was meticulously timed to conclude on the Spring Equinox itself, marking the reawakening of the Earth for planting. Her placement precisely before this pivotal moment sets the stage for the entire agricultural year, proving the wheel’s deep roots in ancient farming practices.
- Human Fertility, Clearly Mapped: Where a standard zodiac might place Virgo (often depicted as a solitary virgin), my wheel intuitively shows the Goddess representing fertility, childbirth, sex, and war – a far more comprehensive and primal depiction of feminine power. And with astonishing accuracy, nine months after her sign, we see babies or twins for the two stars (Gemini)! This isn’t coincidence; this directly aligns with human gestation and birth cycles, powerfully demonstrating the wheel’s purpose for conception and new life.
- Water, Life, and Ancient Celebrations: Look at the period from July 22nd to August 21st. My wheel distinctly shows water. What’s truly compelling is that during this exact time, ancient cultures, most notably the Egyptians, celebrated the vital flooding of the Nile River every August 15th – an event absolutely crucial for their agriculture and very survival! This is an undeniable, direct link between the Fertility Wheel and critical seasonal water events that sustained civilizations.
Animals and Seasons: Nature’s Breeding Blueprint Revealed! 🐎🐑
This is where the Fertility Wheel’s genius as a farming guide becomes undeniably clear, outshining any other interpretation:
- Precision in Peak Mating Times: Unlike other zodiacs where symbols like Gemini might be teens or adults, or Leo stands alone in August, my wheel places all animal symbols within their natural, seasonal context. Every land animal depicted on my wheel corresponds precisely with its peak mating times.
- Long-Day Breeders: The Horse’s Perfect Timing: Consider the horse. These magnificent creatures are long-day breeders, meaning they typically begin their mating season when daylight hours increase significantly, requiring around 14 hours of light to cycle effectively. On the Fertility Wheel, the horse’s prominent placement perfectly aligns with the months of May and June, precisely when this extended daylight occurs! This isn’t chance; it’s a direct reflection of observable biological reality.
- Short-Day Breeders: Autumn’s Abundance: In contrast, animals like sheep, goats, and deer are classic short-day breeders. They initiate their breeding cycles after the Fall Equinox, as daylight hours begin to shorten. The Fertility Wheel’s layout perfectly reflects this, providing a clear visual cue for ancient farmers and herders to manage their flocks and prepare for births in the spring.
- Fish and Shellfish: Harvesting Wisdom: The wheel also marks the peak harvesting seasons for fish and shellfish, crucially placed so as not to interfere with the known breeding cycles of seasonal land animals. This holistic approach ensures a balanced and sustainable understanding of all natural resources.
It was only by moving the Scales symbol to the precise start of the Spring Equinox that this entire system clicked into such incredibly easy and perfect understanding. This single, logical realignment unlocked a profound, practical truth.
The Fertility Wheel is a truly remarkable guide for understanding seasonal breeders (both long-day and short-day), mastering Earth’s fundamental rhythms, and ensuring sustainable agriculture. It’s a precise, practical tool – an ancient survival blueprint – that can be used effectively anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere to live in harmony with nature’s ancient agricultural clock. As you learn more about agriculture, this will teach or remind you about your tasks, as above, so below.
Imagine: Survival in Ancient Times 🌾
As you read through my work and explore this new theory, I invite you to imagine yourself as a person thousands of years ago. Picture someone with very basic knowledge of farming, perhaps speaking a language you don’t even understand.
Now, imagine that with just 12 pictograms, a simple visual guide, you could know:
- Exactly when to plant your wheat and barley.
- The optimal time to sow crops for the best yield.
- When to mate your farm animals for successful births.
- How to identify the three biggest dangers of the time (think famine, drought, predators, etc.).
- When and where to find unseen food in times of desperate need.
- For a woman, the best time to conceive a child and how long it would take.
- And so much more, all based on a fundamental understanding of basic agriculture, farming, and Earth’s fertility.
This isn’t about superstition or personal horoscopes. It’s about fundamental knowledge that kept communities alive.
Beyond the Stars: A Practical Guide to Earth’s Seasons 🌱
For centuries, the Zodiac has been seen as a mystical map of the stars, used for predicting personalities or fortunes. People really couldn’t figure out the logical reason behind its strange pictograms. But what if its original, true purpose was far more practical, deeply rooted in the very ground beneath our feet?
My extensive research, now fully laid out in the Fertility Wheel, shows that early zodiacs weren’t primarily about distant constellations. Instead, they were powerful visualizations of the seasons – a hands-on, practical calendar for life on Earth.
Think about it:
- Ancient Wisdom, Practical Needs: Ancient civilizations lived and died by nature’s rhythms. Their calendars had to reflect crucial planting times, abundant harvest seasons, and vital animal breeding cycles. It makes perfect sense that their main celestial guide would illustrate these life-sustaining seasonal changes. They weren’t just looking up for fun; they were looking up for survival!
- The Equinox as Nature’s Anchor: The Spring Equinox is a pivotal, undeniable moment in the year. It’s a time of perfect balance where day and night are equal, clearly signaling the explosive start of vigorous growth. Placing the Scales, the ultimate symbol of balance and equilibrium, at this precise point isn’t just logical; it snaps the entire ancient system back into perfect alignment with the Earth’s most fundamental, unchanging cycles.
This wasn’t about rewriting history or inventing new symbols. It was about correctly interpreting the original alignment of an ancient, powerful tool. Once the Scales found their true home at the Spring Equinox, the entire Fertility Wheel clicked into place. It revealed its profound purpose as a precise natural calendar, an essential farming guide, and ultimately, a powerful survival blueprint for all ages.
Real-World Synchronicity: The Zodiac Comes Alive! 🗓️
I received these bronze discs in September. I remembered to look at the horizon at dusk. I could not tell what sign was on the horizon. Being a modern guy with a smartphone, I used it to look at the horizon. And there it was: Aries! I remember thinking, “Hey, this is the time of year sheep, goats and bucks mate and I wonder if my friend are hunting them again this year.” I didn’t think much more of it then; honestly, my attention span was pretty short, and I did not think that would be a clue.
But the next month, I saw Taurus on the horizon. My first thought was, “I wonder if my friends got their cows mated this year?” That was actually a big problem for them the year before because of heavy snow. I did not look anything up at this point, I really did not see the connection yet.
Then came the next month, and on the horizon were Gemini – newborns, babies! Immediately, my mind went to all those ancient tales of Jesus, Mithras, and other deities said to be born Dec 24th. I really did not realize it was shown nine signs after the sign of the woman.
The month after, I saw Crab (or Cancer) on the horizon. And I happened to be in San Felipe, Mexico, at that exact time. What was amazing was that it had been shrimp season as well as crab season for the last few months, and this was the peak! The ancient symbols were lining up with real-world events. I was getting strange dreams literally telling me exactly what to do and look for and I ignored them and continued my day of nothing important.
The next month on the horizon showed a Lion. I didn’t think too much of it at first, but I did notice a stray cat hanging around our house, trying to mate with our female cat. We let him move in with us in late December or mid-January.
But it was the month after that really got my attention and changed everything. I was enjoying a beautiful sunset walk with Holly, and I pulled out my phone, looking at the horizon. “I think we’re in Virgo,” I told her. She looked at me, a bit puzzled, and said, “No, we are not.” I explained to her, in great detail, that this is what was on the horizon and how I had been told over and over again that this was my duty on Earth, to understand and share these symbols. I could almost recall the lessons, the basic farming ideas.
She then asked me where and why I believed Virgo should be so close to the Spring Equinox. I told her that was part of my “education” from learning all this “weird stuff” that had been happening.
She looked at me, smiled, and simply said it was “just like a dream.” And in that moment, I was ready to fight for this truth! So, my mission truly began: to find out why a woman (like Virgo) should be represented before, during, or after the Spring Equinox. Or, for people like you and me, why should she be shown in February or March? That burning question became the starting point for sharing the Fertility Wheel with the world.
It took a few moments to realize the animals could be in their correct positions. IF this were true, there had to be a reason why the woman would be shown before the Spring Equinox. But IF she did fit PERFECTLY, then where the scales were before would make more sense. I still did nothing until I damaged my hand, and then I had free time.
This simple shift in perspective made me look for ancient reasons why a goddess, any goddess would be shown on my wheel? She would show up right before spring. And that’s when I uncovered the incredible rituals of Inanna (sometimes called Enona) and Dumuzi, who celebrated their fertility rituals for weeks until the spring equinox. Inanna, the goddess of fertility, sex, childbirth, and even war, was believed to wave her wand and bring fertility and new life to the Earth and everything upon it.
This connection suddenly made so much sense: the woman in the zodiac should logically represent fertility and childbirth. So, if that’s her starting point, what happens if you count nine signs forward from her? I landed on the Twins. While they’re often shown as teenagers, wouldn’t it make more sense for them to be newborns, symbolizing a birth nine months after that spring equinox fertility ritual? That wasn’t a coincidence; that was math, a birth cycle perfectly encoded in those symbols.
I have friends who have mated their cows in spring in Northern CA and before the bad snow or winter solstice near Quincy, CA and South Dakota. And I kept finding more examples in my everyday life. I worked in S.F. near Fisherman’s Wharf, I know when crab season begins. I love the deserts of Mexico, it is the same as shrimp season. I knew that crabs are at their largest and easiest to catch in late December, a perfect time for ancient people to fish and preserve food for winter. I even looked up lions and learned they have a gestation of about 110 days, meaning they mate after winter, another clear seasonal pattern. I had to look up lions, that is the one animal I have little experience with, but I was a tiger trainer in Mexico for a week while the circus was in town. I have friends who have mated their cows in spring in Northern CA and before the winter solstice near Tahoe and South Dakota. Scorpions emerge in late spring to mate, right when their Fertility Wheel sign appears. That is when we find them in our house.
I remembered seasonal breeders. My own background actually helped me see even more connections. I helped a friend with her show horses she was hoping to breed. I remembered that horses are “long day breeders,” meaning they come into season as the days get longer, which perfectly aligns with the centaur in the zodiac. It represents the Shepherd and the mare, it is really that easy. The man represents the god of shepherds and agriculture, and this time is also a horse’s peak mating time. I found that amazing.
Dumuzi or Tammuz, in Mesopotamian religion, He is the god of fertility. He is also the god of agriculture and shepherds. The month of July in Middle Eastern calendars, such as the Hebrew and Arabic calendars, bears the name Tammuz. So lets be clear, he needs to belong just before the Summer Solstice.
Building on that idea, I then examined Water. Its traditional placement seemed ok until I learned about Egypt’s annual Nile flood, which was celebrated every August 15th. Think about it: water brings incredible fertility to the land, just like Inanna brings fertility to all life. The pieces just kept fitting! The word fertility kept appearing.
My Mission: Sharing Wisdom for a Thriving Future 🌱
Honestly, when all this knowledge started coming to me, I was a little overwhelmed. In my initial hesitation, I talked to the universe – you know, that incredible force behind everything, whether you call it God, Allah, the Great Spirit, or just the Source. I was like, “Me? Speak? But I’m not a natural speaker! I don’t have a huge platform. I’m definitely not a farmer, and I’m not even passionate about agriculture! I’m just one voice out of billions.” My plea was simple: “If I’m really supposed to share this, then please, give me knowledge that no ordinary person could ever come up with. Something undeniable, something nobody can argue with.”
This Is NOT What You Think:
Let’s be crystal clear about what this knowledge isn’t:
- This is not astrology – it’s not about personal fortune-telling or daily horoscopes.
- This is not dogma – it’s not a rigid set of rules you have to blindly believe without question.
- This is not ego – it’s not about me claiming to be special or superior.
So, what is it?
- This is survival — the most basic, fundamental knowledge we need to thrive.
- This is biology — a deep understanding of natural cycles and their direct impact on life.
- This is peace — knowing how interconnected life is and why harmony with nature is so vital.
The Unbreakable Rule: Peace During Sacred Months 🕊️
And then there are the Four Sacred Months. These were meant to be fixed, unwavering times of peace and planting. But somehow, over time, they’ve been allowed to drift from their original spot. They were always meant to anchor us firmly to October, February, March, and April.
I was shown just how incredibly important these four sacred months are for our communities to truly survive and thrive. They’re about making sure we have enough food for everyone—even those who are struggling, or strangers, or yes, even our enemies. Some people might not agree, but the understanding I received was that these months must be blessed. Why? To ensure successful planting of our most vital food sources: corn, oats, wheat, and barley. These months are not supposed to move or change! They are fixed points: October and February, March and April. The right time for fasting and reflection, especially when new food hasn’t been produced yet, is December. And if you can fast even more, you’ll be extra blessed. The big feast or celebration should always happen in the summer, after the amazing bounty of the harvest.
Here’s a crucial message: War must not erupt during the sacred months. These specific dates are not random, and they absolutely cannot be allowed to shift. They are fixed for a super important reason: to protect the harvest, which is the very foundation of our future! This ancient rule was never about bloodshed or conflict. It was always, always about ensuring fertility, sustaining life, and securing our precious food supply.
The message I received was incredibly clear: “Bring this knowledge to the children of the Fertile Crescent. Let them remember what their ancestors knew. Teach every single person – whether they’re a farmer, a soldier, or an office worker – when to plant. Show them how to read this wheel of life. Help them truly understand what the Earth itself is trying to communicate.”
The wisdom I’ve stumbled upon isn’t just for one group; it echoes across so many cultures and throughout all of history. Just like Muhammad (Peace be upon him) spoke incredibly profound truths, that same divine voice, that same fundamental force that created everything, showed me even more insights—essential knowledge that feels perfectly timed for our world today.
I was shown something crucial about the four sacred months: they’re not supposed to just float around with the moon’s cycle. Nope! These months are solar—fixed points in the year, totally tied to the vital cycles of planting, especially for important crops like wheat and barley, and connected to the steady rhythm of the Earth itself.
Yet, somehow, over time, even this basic alignment got messed up.
I understand how messages get lost in translation. I just used AI to clean up my sentences and make my words flow better. I began with a message of peace and love to all people. Help one another and try to make the world a better place for your fellow man. Do not take more than you need, do not be greedy and always help the less fortunate. It was rewritten that I wanted people to be nicer. Please friends, I am not telling you your belief is wrong, I am saying it was correct but something might have been lost in the translation.
Before We Dive In: A Simple, Heartfelt Message 💖
Before we get too deep into my big revelation or this “new theory,” I want to share a very simple message with you. Please know, with all my heart, that:
I am not trying to get anyone to change their religion, or to question their beliefs. I honestly don’t care if you worship zero gods, one God, or thousands of gods. Most people’s beliefs come from the environment and the area they were raised in, and that’s perfectly okay.
What I am doing is simply showing that this ancient system is a farming guide. It’s that simple. I’ve had people tell me this is a “false religion,” but let me be clear: this is not a religion. This is just a practical, ancient farming guide – a tool for survival.
Beyond Fortunes: Discovering Pure Logic 💡
I won’t lie, I’ve actually upset many people I’ve talked to over the years. Why? Because so many folks love having their fortunes told, and, perhaps more importantly, many people make a living from giving readings and gifts based on people’s zodiac signs.
But once you truly see the Fertility Wheel, once you understand its real, basic, and incredibly easy-to-understand purpose, it’s really hard to go back. It’s tough to keep saying things like, “I’m a Leo, so I’m compatible with…” or “I’m a Gemini, so that’s why I’m always confused and of two minds.” The true purpose is so much clearer and more powerful.
Imagine: Survival in Ancient Times 🌾
As you read through my work and explore this new theory, I invite you to imagine yourself as a person thousands of years ago. Picture someone with very basic knowledge of farming, perhaps speaking a language you don’t even understand.
Now, imagine that with just 12 pictograms, a simple visual guide, you could know:
- Exactly when to plant your wheat and barley.
- The optimal time to sow crops for the best yield.
- When to mate your farm animals for successful births.
- How to identify the three biggest dangers of the time (think famine, drought, predators, etc.).
- When and where to find unseen food in times of desperate need.
- For a woman, the best time to conceive a child and how long it would take.
- And so much more, all based on a fundamental understanding of basic agriculture, farming, and Earth’s fertility.
This isn’t about superstition or personal horoscopes. It’s about fundamental knowledge that kept communities alive.
