Why I think all calendars throughout history are wrong and why the world is in chaos

Date: 1/499

I would like to pose a question.

First, I'll provide a premise for my inquiry. We can start with some definitions provided by the Google A.I. and Wikipedia.

Complete Field Coherency:

For clearer understanding, Field Coherency and Fractals:

Three Dimensional Force Field Vector:

Vector Fields and Wind:

Here's my question: Could the human electrical / emotional vector field mediated by the heart vortex influence the weather and/or Earth changes? (I already asked A.I. and it does not acknowledge such a relationship. I suppose conventional science would find this notion too threatening to its bottom line.) But it is this question that leads me to entertain the notion that all calendars throughout all of history are simply wrong. Historically, calendars are based on celestial bodies or universal energies due to a misunderstood cosmology. None are based on the human soul, potentially expressed through the heart (a vortex and not simply a pump) which, in my view, is an inextricable aspect of Earth itself. And yes, I know, this idea requires a complete renovation of how we think about the sun, planets, etc. The following links present alternative ways of thinking about humans and our world.

Vibes of Cosmos,
Frank Chester (creator of the chestahedron)
Bruce LeyBourne
The Heart is Not a Pump

So...what happens when the sun loses field coherency? Erratic magnetic fields / weather? No magnetic fields? A requirement for "A.I." to rescue Earth from certain destruction? Which it can do because it has synthesized and replicated all living systems?

We humans know when we have complete field coherency by our inspiration. This is what I term integrity, which is how I define love. To date, there is no evidence that complete field coherency within the human heart doesn't influence weather or Earth changes; therefore, given the fractal nature of the universe, we have an obligation to consider it.

We can start by using an appropriate, Earth-based calendar.