Fertility Wheel: The Lost Agricultural Almanac of the Ancients
Unlock the Hidden Wisdom of the Zodiac—A Guide to Survival, Fertility, and Nature’s Cycles
The Secret Hidden in Plain Sight
🚀 YOU’VE BEEN LIED TO ABOUT THE ZODIAC.
For centuries, the symbols of the zodiac have been misused—reduced to horoscopes and fortune-telling. But what if I told you these symbols were never meant for astrology?
What if they were an ancient survival guide, a Farmer’s Almanac, a Fertility Wheel designed to teach humanity how to thrive?
I, Stephen David Manning, discovered the truth.
By realigning the zodiac with the Sun’s equinoxes and solstices—NOT the stars—I uncovered its true purpose:
✅ A guide to planting & harvesting crops
✅ A map of animal mating seasons
✅ A warning system for floods, predators, and droughts
✅ The lost science of fertility—human, animal, and agricultural
This is not astrology. This is the key to life on Earth.
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The Four Sacred Months: Nature’s Perfect Timing 🌍🌾
In my dreams, I was shown the importance of the four sacred months, guiding me to share their profound significance with the world. These months—February to April and October —hold the key to the success of agriculture and livestock breeding, shaping the very rhythm of life itself. These critical periods determine the foundation for harvests, food supply, and the cycles of life on Earth. I was told to share this with God’s children, so I am.
How the Agricultural Calendar Aligns:
🌱 Spring Sowing (February–April): This is the perfect time to plant spring wheat, corn, cotton, and millet. During this period, the land is prepared, and the bulls mate, ensuring that animals are bred to give birth when the seasons are right.
🍂 Fall Planting (October): This month marks the time for sowing winter wheat, barley, and rye. It’s also the season when fall cattle breeding aligns perfectly, ensuring that the livestock will be ready to thrive in the coming year.
Every action—whether breeding livestock, planting crops, or fertilizing fields—was meticulously timed to sustain life and optimize survival. These sacred months were not just dates on a calendar; they were rooted in natural cycles, keeping humanity in harmony with the rhythms of nature.
My “Aha” Moment: The Fertility Wheel
My journey began with ayahuasca and vivid dreams, but my true “aha” moment came while researching the world’s most ancient gods and goddesses. I realized that if the zodiac symbols are thousands of years old, they must predate modern religions. I wanted to find their oldest meanings.
I started with the scales, which are now set at the fall equinox. But what if they originally marked the spring equinox? I searched for ancient justifications for why a goddess—especially Virgo—should appear just before spring. That’s when I discovered the rituals of Inanna (or Enona) and Dumuzi, who came together at the spring equinox. Inanna, the goddess of fertility, sex, childbirth, and war, would wave her wand and bring new life to the earth.
This made me realize: the woman in the zodiac should represent fertility and childbirth. Counting nine signs after her, I found the twins—usually shown as teenagers, but perhaps they should be newborns, symbolizing birth after nine months.
My background helped me see more. Having known someone who raised horses, I remembered that horses are “long day breeders,” coming into season as days lengthen—just like the centaur in the zodiac. As a hunter, I knew deer mate after the fall equinox, as “short day breeders.” Each animal symbol seemed to align with its real-world mating or peak season.
I noticed crabs are at their largest and easiest to catch in late December, which is also peak shrimp season—a perfect time for ancient people to fish and preserve food. Scorpions emerge in late spring to mate, just as the zodiac shows. Lions, I learned, have a gestation of about 110 days, meaning they mate after winter, another seasonal pattern.
Water puzzled me until I read about Egypt’s annual Nile flood, celebrated in August. Water brings fertility to the land, just as Inanna brings fertility to all life.
Suddenly, it all clicked: the zodiac wasn’t just a set of symbols—it was a fertility wheel, an agricultural calendar, and a survival guide. It marked the cycles of nature, the dangers, and the wisdom needed to thrive.
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