The Mars 360 Religious and Social System

This book contains 3 major volumes about Mars's effect on human life and events, and is presented as a follow up to Michel Gauquelin's Mars Effect. This book uses real time demonstrations to show how Mars can trigger events in real time, events like stock market crashes and terrorist attacks. It also shows how the personality is affacted by the position of Mars at the time a person was born.

The first volume presents a new religion by calling down fire from heaven. Author gains credibility by prophecy and then orders an image to be set up before explaining a system that restricts buying and selling to those who acknowledge Mars influence.

The second volume explains Mars 360, which is a formulated and hypothesized global social accord ideally operable under the same principle as the Paris Climate Accord, that attempts to integrate all nations into a common cause without undermining national sovereignty. The Mars effect on human behavior inclines each individual toward certain predispositions that lend itself to fundamental outlooks which carries with it... a high degree of inflexibility. This inflexibility plays itself out in various political and social stances like socialism, pacifism, capitalism, liberalism, conservatism, libertarianism, etc, but is actually the result of Mars's permanent influence on the human brain. This gives rise to the idea that while certain stances are different in external display, they are at the same time fundamentally backed by the same source(to varying degrees of course)....which is Mars.

This influence manifests differently amongst the human population. Mars influences some to be antagonistic to different groups, others to be antagonistic to different individuals. This construct allows the individual to navigate through life accordingly, adjusting his own behavior to the situation he faces.... catering to the human archetypes in his space according to the Mars number they wear.

Historically humanity has fostered a race-driven ethnocentric perspective. Mars 360, however, introduces the idea of the cosmic-driven perspective. Unlike qualities of ethnicity or nationality which bind peoples and groups together, Mars 360 introduces a way for humans to become cosmically driven, dividing themselves based on natal astrological factors such as where Mars was situated at the time they were born. This outlook fragments the entire human population into 6 cosmic races that are all defined by their natal astrological Mars position, putting humans into a segment in which everyone within that segment would share a similar personality trait and outlook. This ideally would override the ethnicity and nationality factors and bring the world under one construct, without dissolving the boundaries of contemporary society.

The third volume explains a hypothesis that the Federal Reserve can set interest rates based on the movements of the planet Mars. In this volume, data going back to 1896 shows that as of April 2020, percentage-wise, the Dow Jones rose 857%. When Mars was within 30 degrees of the lunar node since 1896, the Dow rose 136%. When Mars was not within 30 degrees of the lunar node, the Dow rose 721%. The purpose of the book is to not only hypothesize that the Federal Reserve can set interest rates based on the movements of the planet Mars, but to also demonstrate exactly how and at the same time, formulate a system that would enable the Federal Reserve to carry out its application in real time.