Episode
Cycles of the Great Reset and the Elusive Black Sun
- Published
- Jun 9, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 331
- Processing state
not_requested
Actions
POST https://stenobird.com/v1/public/podcasts/the-sunday-afternoon-podcast-with-greg-reese-5721719/episodes/cycles-of-the-great-reset-and-the-elusive-black-sun/transcription-requests
Idempotently request low-priority transcript generation for this episode.GET https://stenobird.com/podcast/the-sunday-afternoon-podcast-with-greg-reese-5721719/cycles-of-the-great-reset-and-the-elusive-black-sun.md
Read the agent-friendly Markdown representation of this episode resource.
Summary
The Zodiac wheel divides the ecliptic — the Sun’s apparent path through the sky — into 12 equal sections of 30 degrees each. Each section is named after a star constellation found in that sector. The term ‘Great Year’ was elaborated by Plato in 4th century BC Greece. He described it as the cosmic time frame required for all heavenly bodies to complete their cycles and return simultaneously to their original alignment. Later astronomers found that it takes 2,160 years for the equinox to shift through one sign of the Zodiac wheel, which places the complete Great Year at around 25,920 years to move through all 12 signs and reset. The Five World Ages of the Mayan Long Count calendar, each conventionally calculated at 5,125 years, equal 25,625 years, nearly the same as the Great Year. As we pointed out in our last video, Ancient Warnings to Survive the Great Reset , the Mayan Long Count calendar is marked in days, not years. And Jason Breshears of Archaix has calculated its ending to be in 2046, which does seem to add up. The Hindu Yuga cycle was traditionally thought to span 4,320,000 years, but in 1894, Sri Yukteswar discovered that scribes had confused “divine years” with “human years.” When corrected, the complete Yuga cycle is 24,000 years, which is very close to both the Great Year and the Ages of Maya. This 24,000-year Yuga cycle divides into two arcs of 12,000 years each — one ascending and one descending. Each arc contains the same four Yugas in sequence: The Kali Yuga — the Iron Age — lasts 1,200 years; the Dwapara Yuga 2,400 years; the Treta Yuga 3,600 years; and the Satya Yuga — the Golden Age — 4,800 years. The descending arc passes from the Golden Age to the Iron Age, where civilizations decline. And the ascending arc reverses, leading mankind once again towar…