Guidebook to the Apocalypse: History, Myth, and Cycles of Civilization

It feels as if the world is breaking down. Economies strain, culture fractures, and institutions lose trust. Everything familiar seems to be slipping away.What if this moment is not random chaos, but the result of multiple cycles turning over at once?In Guidebook to the Apocalypse, historian and astrologer Marissa Kester traces the cycles that shape civilization-economic booms and contractions, generational and social turning points, and long planetary transits that coincide with eras of upheaval and rebirth. Drawing from historical data, cyclical theories, and archetypal astrology, she reveals how these overlapping rhythms, spanning finance, politics, technology, and consciousness, have guided the rise and fall of empires and are now transforming our own age.Blending scholarship and spirituality, Guidebook to the Apocalypse offers a clear framework for understanding collective change. Rather than predicting the future, it helps readers recognize repeating historical patterns, navigate uncertainty with awareness, and find meaning in the great turning now underway.Collapse is not the end. It is part of the cycle.

Pagina's: 238, Paperback, Pythia Press