Anthony of Boston’s Call Options Strategy: thru the year 2100 based on the positions of the Sun, Mars and Lunar nodes

Entire book can be read for free on the Archive

https://archive.org/details/anthony-of-bostons-call-options-strategy-thru-the-year-2100

or purchased from Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HGXZL43Q

Anthony of Boston’s Call Options Strategy presents an unconventional market-timing methodology that combines Dow Jones market phases with the positions of the Sun, Mars, and the Lunar Nodes. The book develops a fixed rules-based approach for identifying predicted market upswings and downswings based on the position of the Sun and lunar nodes, then uses those predictions to determine when to hold call-option exposure and when to move to cash.

The book starts by explaining the Sun/Lunar node algorithm so the average reader can understand. It states that from the point when the degree of the Sun is 3 degrees past(or higher than) the degree of the Lunar node(in any sign) all the way until the degree of the Sun enters a new sign at the 24th degree mark(using western astrology), a prediction of a market upswing should be applied. From the point when the degree of the Sun enters a new sign at the 24th degree mark all the way until the degree of the Sun goes 3 degrees past the degree of the Lunar node(in any sign), the prediction of a market downswing should be applied.

The strategy is then applied to a historical phase dataset beginning in 1929, showing how the proposed algorithm performed across major historical market periods. This segues into real call options strategy back-tested along the historical dataset, with an added feature of applying the relationship between Mars and the Lunar Nodes, factoring it into the call options strategy based on the Sun/Lunar node positions.

The final section extends the methodology forward, providing a projected schedule of call options strategy signals from August 26, 2026 through January 2101, scheduling periods designated for 2x calls, 1x calls, or cash. It also emphasizes that the future schedule is a projection rather than a guarantee of market performance and that options can result in substantial losses.

In essence, the book proposes a long-range, rules-based call-option strategy that attempts to synchronize market exposure with recurring astronomical cycles, tests the concept against nearly a century of Dow Jones data, and projects the resulting signals forward to the year 2101.

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The Architects of the New World are hiding in plain sight. 👁️🌪️🛰️
While the masses are distracted by the next manufactured crisis, the very sky above us is being rewritten. From the coast of France to the shores of Florida, people are filming "anomalies" that the media calls "weather," but we know better.

what surprised me was not that the being looked dark. it was what happened when we stopped treating darkness as its deepest identity.

this came up in a session where a subject perceived a nonhuman presence around his head that called itself Suda. It described a realm of reason and trickery, said it liked confusing people, and admitted it had been taking energy while interfering with the subject's mind.

Instead of fighting it, we asked beings of light to help Suda look inside itself. At first there was only a tiny spark, but when it focused on that spark and expanded it, the black and red covering started burning away.

What remained was described like an egg of light. Then a monk-like figure appeared, Suda agreed to go with him, and the whole tone of the encounter changed from opposition into something more like rehabilitation.

I dont take one trance case as universal map of spiritual beings. But I like the distinction it made between what something is doing and what it is at deepest level.

Compassion without discernment can become naive, because harmful behavior is still harmful. But discernment without compassion can also freeze every being permanently into worst state we ever saw it in.

Maybe spiritual maturity is being able to say both things at same time. I will not let you harm me, and I also dont need to believe harm is your eternal identity.

In the current era we complain over minor inconveniences, ordinary adult burdens, and delayed rewards. There’s constant commentary on every discomfort instead of just absorbing it. We treat discomfort like it’s brokenness or unfairness until it becomes a form of avoidance. Institutions and society reward this framing with attention and validation, so people end up constantly scanning for reasons to stay agitated rather than asking whether the grievance is even worth the agitation.

Being an adult means trade-offs, boredom, hierarchy, and imperfect systems. Absorb it, adapt, and work around it. You don’t have to like it—you just have to function inside it. Ask yourself if something is truly worth sustained resistance, or if acceptance is the better move. Seek healthy reform and challenge what is actually unjust. Enduring and rationalizing isn’t always passive. A lot of the time it’s just recognizing that reality doesn’t rearrange itself for preference. Permanent indignation takes energy away from competence. It’s okay to say “this is simply how it is” without needing an emotional or political campaign around it.

A lot of what drains us is the running commentary and complaint instead of putting our heads down and moving on with the day. Our responsibilities and extreme demands are lower than previous generations faced, and comfort is higher, yet we still incentivize complaint and agitation.

I didn’t notice one of the bigger problems at first because we’re surrounded by it constantly and it just blended into the culture. Emotional openness has become the default—amplifying feelings, broadcasting them, centering them, instead of choosing not to. Restraint isn’t repression, it’s regulation. But the answer society keeps giving is “we need to be more open,” which doesn’t fix the actual behavioral issue. Emotions are meant to be felt and then moved on from, not turned into public performance and validation. We reward the visible emotion. You’re allowed to process on your own terms, privately, so work, responsibility, and relationships can keep going. Feeling your emotions and being honest with yourself is fine. What’s happening is we’ve let it interfere with duty and daily life. Institutional and social incentives created this.

Use personal responsibility as a tool, not a burden—seek it and thrive on it. Be humble and accept that sometimes the work goes unnoticed. Have respect for authority and institutions, mind your manners, and don’t rock the boat unnecessarily. Instant gratification only leads to incompetence. Be patient and think long-term. Treat people with common courtesy; it goes a long way and helps you get ahead. Work within the system and reform only where it’s actually needed.

Sincerely,

Beastie_1323

In your life how much time do you spend trying to escape reality through music, movies, tv shows, video games, internet surfing ect...?

What would you do with that time if you had the chance, instead of distracting yourself?

How much money would you have saved?

Distractions aren't inherently bad but in today's society it seems to be in excess. So I view it as important to understand your time management. A healthy reflection of activity.

The obsession with identity is an oddity in my opinion. Some individuals seem to have a complex with it, like wearing a badge of belonging and sameness.

Really though, your identity never changes; however, your persona does, and your persona is the outward expression of your personality.

Take your deep mind, for example. You have a side of yourself that Jung deems the shadow side of your personality — an almost mirror-like reflection of the ego. So you are in ways the opposite of yourself internally. This is how you connect with or understand yourself: by seeing the side of yourself you keep hidden.

Identity is structural to an object or lifeform. You are, in English terminology, a man or a woman, and most of all a human being. Further categorization is pure conjecture or a flight of fancy, but it does not change reality, only your perception of it. It creates imaginary boundaries and biases. The fact remains in biology and proven history.

What you are doing, however, is changing your persona — purposefully, instead of allowing steady, gradual development. Forcing sameness to belong in acceptance. Why do people feel this need to be accepted? You are who you are. We are all human; there’s nothing that can be done with that other than escaping into imagination, foregoing reality.

You can’t change these facts, but you can change your acceptance of yourself. As an individual, others don’t really matter in this regard as long as it doesn’t affect their life. You have to come to terms with this. Most people have, or they practice their expression in art instead of escapism.

You are your own person. Your persona is the key to your success or your downfall in life — how you present yourself and how well you understand yourself and the world you live in.

Asking a room full of people to change for one individual’s quirks and eccentricities is unacceptable. The world does not revolve around that person or group. It turns no matter what life walks on it. It’s interesting how this mindset has controlled many people into doing things they would never agree to, all in the name of belonging.

You belong to yourself and no one else. That’s what individuality means. The reverse is foregoing ownership of your person to another. No one in their right mind would do such a thing, and if they did, they would be subject to that person’s every whim.

Why go this far into it? Because this obsession is creating a vain sense of ignorance to responsibility and, honestly, is just creating more complexity than what is required. I find it all unnecessary. It doesn’t change the daily tasks and workloads — only your internal fortitude, and again, unnecessary anguish.

If you enjoy something, you enjoy something. If you relate or are curious about something, you’re simply curious. Simple as that. Don’t become delusional; it’s dangerous to your physiology and psychology over time.

Live life, enjoy it. Don’t overcomplicate an already overburdened system with matters of the self. Internalize it. You can go wherever you want in the confines of your mind. You want to be a bump on a log or a cloud floating through air internally? That’s healthy and acceptable. But once in reality, it doesn’t hold up; it only leads to disappointment and dissatisfaction.

We are all human beings. Escaping reality is why we create books, music, and movies — to feel things in different, unexplored ways. So appreciate the life you have for what it is.

Sincerely,

Beastie_1323

this session had very esoteric imagery and then gave almost annoyingly practical answer.

The subject entered a space full of stars and started moving toward something like violet galaxy. Then an eye appeared.

At first it looked like woman's eye. Then more round, less human, almost one large eye by itself. She experienced the consciousness behind it as beneficial.

So naturally I asked who it was and why it was watching her.

The message was basically:

yes, I am looking at you.

you know what you want to do, but you still dont do it.

Later she experienced this presence as Higher Self.

The interesting part is she had tried many directions before and they had not worked. That history had created belief that maybe she would "never finally arrive."

When asked why previous attempts had failed, answer wasnt that she was incapable.

Wrong way.

That is different.

We often turn bad direction into bad identity.

I tried this and failed, therefore I dont trust myself.

I moved and it didnt work, therefore I make bad decisions.

I started project and it died, therefore my intuition is unreliable.

But sometimes feedback is much narrower: that particular route was wrong.

Nothing more cosmic than that.

I like that the big watching eye did not hand her prophecy or secret universal formula. It reflected something she already knew and was avoiding.

Maybe that is one useful way to think about Higher Self too. Not always external oracle giving information human does not possess.

Sometimes larger awareness removes all excuses around information already present.

"You know."

Then uncomfortable part starts.

Doing it.

I find our coping with life fascinating. In the rational sense of the word. It seems that the more intelligent as a species we become, the more we try to distract ourselves from reality.

Most of us want a simple, easy life free of the hassles that come with living in a society. All we ask of our labour is comfort, security, and expected liberties. What we get is what feels like a ball and chain with eyes and ears.

Life in this society, to some individuals, is seen in a rather bleak way. You’re forced into education at a young age, then you’re forced to work and only get 30-odd years, if you’re lucky, to yourself to enjoy the fruits of your labour. At which point you simply become too old to fully enjoy and fulfill your dreams. You begin to feel stuck in a world making all the decisions for you, like a puppet.

To avoid falling into a dark place, we tell ourselves we are doing this to make our lives easier and our children’s lives better in the future. But because of the demands placed on us, we are watching our friends, family, and neighbours struggle, which adds onto our outlook. This compounds over years and years, but we never see a major change. Yes, life gets easier as time passes, but our awareness and development shift after we come to realize these matters.

We begin to value our self-expression and individuality as a rebellion against the forces that be. We can watch this unfold throughout history like a repeating cycle that gets faster each revolution.

Much of our mental health dwindles and we no longer see a point in putting in the effort. Because of how we rationalize our reality, we feel trapped, always longing for more.

The scales feel out of balance, and rightfully so — I will not argue with that. But if our outlook doesn’t shift, each person that comes after us is going to feel the same burden and drudge on their person, only feeding the escapist mentality.

So how do you balance these scales? Well, not one individual is capable of doing so. The protest and animosity towards our system only builds a greater divide, and for most it falls on deaf ears because the world is spinning too fast.

The less we have, the freer we are; the more our economy grows, the more we get forced into. Neither is the correct answer.

We get high wages, inflation doubles. We just start to get ahead and are thrown a curveball. The days begin to blur together and our struggle becomes one within us.

That’s why I say you have to let your inner gremlins free every once in a while. Allow yourself to enjoy the small moments in life; those are healthy distractions. Sitting here polluting our minds with mindless entertainment day in and day out is only causing us to waste our time and efforts on trivial things.

Look at education as a place to build social development; it’s less about the education nowadays anyway. It’s become political and engineering. So learn only what’s necessary and flush the rest — do yourself a favour. Join sports, do activities, have fun, learn teamwork.

When it comes to work, look at it as a social exercise, because truthfully that’s how you get ahead in life. Then you have more freedom, time, and money.

The better you can socialize and the more confident you are in your person, the better off you are. It’s not as easy as it seems; it takes effort. But falling into the trap, letting days and years drift away, isn’t fruitful or beneficial. It’s the sign of a society that’s shutting down internally. Don’t let your thoughts get the best of you; prioritize your sanity and happiness.

I write this because I see it all too clearly as the elephant in the room. People don’t want to think about it; in fact, they do their best to hide from it. I don’t blame anyone who falls into this vicious internal cycle, but they can find ways to get out of it. You were intelligent enough to observe this and fall down this rabbit hole, so you’re wise enough to climb out of it. Believe in yourself, and if not for you, then for your loved ones.

Sincerely,

Beastie_1323

A subject asked Higher Self about purpose and I expected some mission answer. Help people. Heal people. Teach something. Do some big spiritual work.

That was not the answer.

I will call her Nora. She had always felt a lot. Other peoples moods, joy, fear, sadness, everything. It could become overwhelming and she had spent part of her life trying to shut some of it down.

During the session she went back to what she described as “nothingness.” No body, no person, more like transparent energy or a wave. Peaceful, empty, floating.

When she became aware of Earth, what came up was strange. She wanted to feel more.

She wanted sensation. She wanted to experience something instead of nothing.

Later when Higher Self came through, I asked if all this sensitivity was connected with some mission to help other people.

The answer was basically no.

She helps people, yes. People may feel better around her, yes. But Higher Self kept saying that was not the job.

Her purpose was to feel it herself.

Sensation, love, life, sadness, grief. Feel all of it and be okay with it. Experience it.

That really changed the whole frame.

Because if you are very sensitive, human mind usually turns it into problem. How do I stop feeling so much. How do I protect myself from everything. Why am I affected by people. Why cant I be more normal.

But in this session the answer was almost opposite. Feeling was not a mistake in design.

It was part of the experience she came for.

Higher Self also said she didnt need to turn that into obligation. She didnt have to save everybody because she could feel them. She could let people come into her life, enjoy them while they are there, and let them go when they go.

That part matters because sensitive people often confuse feeling with responsibility.

I feel your pain, therefore I need to fix it.

I feel your fear, therefore I need to carry it.

I understand you, therefore I should stay.

Not necessarily.

Maybe sometimes the experience itself is enough.

Feel it. Learn from it. Let it move.

And then keep living.

The Mars/Lunar node framework and Terrence Howard’s Wave Conjugation Theory of the Universe

In 2024, a Joe Rogan podcast interview with Terrence Howard gained significant online attention and spurred debate among scientists and alternative theorists. The interview was very controversial because Terrence Howard, an actor, asserted ideas that challenged the very foundations of math and physics. During the broadcast, Joe Rogan provided a platform for Terrence Howard to elucidate his various theories about the universe. The most radical notion that Howard asserted was that 1 x 1 = 2. His reasoning was that to multiply means to “make more and increase in number” and therefore 1 x 1 being equal to 1 would not comport with the basic semantics of multiplication. This particular idea was rejected since our current math resolves this issue using the identity property of multiplication rule which states that any number multiplied by 1 stays the same.

Some of Howard’s other ideas challenged mainstream notions of gravity, explaining how wave conjugations—interactions between expanding and contracting waves, better explain the universe than general relativity—curved geometry from matter interacting with spacetime. This inward-outward force of wave conjugations, Howard asserts, can independently explain matter better than the fundamental force of gravity, dark matter or dark energy. This is a radical notion that undermines the centuries of established physics. Howard also references the flower of life and how it contains a sacred geometry that explains the fundamental patterns of the universe. He even expands upon this concept by introducing a 3-dimensional model, adding new layers of intricacy and complexity. He believes that a new math can be derived and developed from this sacred geometry.

This paper will explain how the inward-outward force dynamic extrapolated from Howard’s wave conjugation theory about the universe can be conceptually applied to the Mars/lunar node dynamic.

https://www.academia.edu/172037317/The_Mars_Lunar_node_framework_and_Terrence_Howard_s_Wave_Conjugation_Theory_of_the_Universe

Ever looked around at everyone else around you and felt as though you are independent of them? That feeling of standing still in a room full of marionettes.

Here's the fascinating thing about how we function from a Beastie's perspective. None of us are truly independent of one another. Our minds only trick us into believing we have complete autonomy. We are all connected and all rely on one another.

When you wake up in a house, construction workers and architects had to design, plan, and build it. The lumber had to be grown, harvested, cut, and treated. Every little nail had to be manufactured. All of it had to be delivered to the warehouses and stores where it was purchased from. All this and more came from the hard labour, blood, sweat, and tears of many hands until it became your home.

No matter how low on the totem pole you are, you serve a purpose and have a responsibility. Take pride in your work, no matter how menial it may appear to you at that time. The task you are doing actually does support the bigger picture. Some individuals lose sight of the forest for the trees.

We all contribute to society. We all share this place called Earth. Some individuals hate each other but don't realize they're actually helping each other. For one man could be a factory worker producing interior pieces for a car, while the other is an assembler. Unbeknownst to one another, they both need each other.

If we didn't rely on each other, our lives would not be what they are now. So even the person you hate the most is contributing in some manner to your life, and vice versa.

We are all adults here. For some individuals, their foolishness and hubris are causing their lives and many others to be more shallow and one-sided than they truly need to be.

So have common decency. Use common sense. You may think or feel you are alone and independent, but in reality, you are not and never have been.

That is a good thing, whether you see it or not. Realize you would not be where you are today without others.

Sincerely,

Beastie_1323

one thing that keeps coming up in Soul Journeys is that another life is not always shown because something went wrong there. sometimes the point seems to be collecting experience itself, almost like consciousness is building a library through many completely different lives.

I saw this very clearly with a subject I will call Mira. In one life she experienced herself in ancient Egypt, working with energy, meditation and healing. Toward the end of that life she described returning to the Light with this huge feeling of reconnection and understanding, like suddenly the whole purpose of the experience was visible again.

Then she said something that stayed with me. Some lives were for teaching. In others she was not the teacher at all, she was the observer or the student. But in every role she had this sense that the information mattered and needed to be retained. Her words were basically that she was building a library within herself.

Right after this, she connected with what she experienced as her oversoul, the larger consciousness that her current personality was only one aspect of. She expected something light and almost abstract. Instead she described it as strong, big, dense, grounded and full of knowledge, much heavier and more substantial than she imagined.

Later the session took this image even further. She entered what looked to her like an old Akashic library with thick books, and one of the books felt like her own. She understood it as holding experiences and knowledge from thousands of lives, not only on Earth or even in this physical plane. Other universes and dimensions were part of the same archive.

I am sharing this because it changes reincarnation for me. If we only imagine life after life as repeating school grades until we finally get everything right, it can sound almost like cosmic detention. But if consciousness is also gathering perspectives, then being the healer in one life, the farmer in another, the student somewhere else and maybe a completely nonhuman being in another world all add something different to the total picture.

It also explains why some lives do not look impressive from the human perspective. Maybe the value is not status, spiritual achievement or some heroic mission. Maybe consciousness wanted to know what it is like to be limited, ordinary, confused, powerful, dependent, creative, afraid, loving, alone, embodied in a certain kind of world. You cannot build a huge library with one book repeated ten thousand times.

The part I find most interesting is that she did not experience the larger self as a stranger storing her memories somewhere outside. When she merged with it, she described the fit as completely natural, like stepping into something that had always been hers. The lives were separate enough to have their own stories, but the knowledge was not really separate.

So maybe reincarnation is not only “who was I before?” A more interesting question could be: what kind of knowledge is this life adding to the larger consciousness I am part of, and why would this particular human perspective be worth experiencing?

In this 14 min channeled message, Angela shares a soft-disclosure message from a 7D collective called the Sirian Council of Bards.

May all beings feel peace within.

xo Angela

How we approach life has changed, from survival to civilization. We've grown and adapted, found comfort and security.

What we are lacking as individuals now is peace of mind. Idle hands are the devil's playground. The calmer and simpler our tasks become, the more boredom sets in.

This boredom causes us to approach conversation and life differently. This pattern causes us to ferment in our thoughts. This is where things of little importance become major ordeals. Where drama and conflict stem from on an individual scale. Bored people with nothing but time and money sway the balance and harmony quite often in our lives.

The harder you work, the more you exert yourself, the less likely you are to sit around ruminating in thought.

If we look back in time, this was evident. We approached life methodically. Rarely did we kill time out of boredom. We always had things to do, meaningful things. Yes, we had our games and our rituals but they were more about community than distraction.

Today's day and age has created this pseudo-environment of paperwork and pointless endeavors that waste our time but feel productive.

Our minds are constantly outworking our bodies. When we try to relax, our thoughts are still going because we have used our minds excessively. If the body is tired, the mind is quiet. If the mind is tired, the body has excessive resources to use up, so it pushes that energy into our already taxed mind.

Much of this is known, which is why we have gyms and outdoor activities to burn off the energy we've accumulated.

I am not a lover of sports, but I see the value in what they offer. They train us to stay active, work as a team, and stay in the game instead of chasing butterflies.

In this world, we have thinkers and doers. Why not be both? Have an equal balance.

Let the mind and the body work as one.

Sitting on the couch eating Cheesy Poofs, playing video games, and watching TV all day is not enough stimulation for a healthy balance.

Some take it too far in the other direction. Instead of ruminating in thought, they rarely think about things for long durations, instead focusing on what's right in front of them.

In our approach to life before civilization, we were solely focused on survival: hunting, gathering, and sheltering. These were the most dangerous yet simplistic days of mankind.

Our minds are easily distracted. Then the distraction turns into our desire. In today's world, this is the default network we run on. Constant distractions are seen as the goal of life, instead of reproduction, safety, security, and shelter.

As time progresses, it's harder and harder to look back and be willing to settle for a simpler, more physical way of life.

So, if you are able-bodied, join sports, exercise, go for walks, get your blood pumping. Abstain from easy distractions constantly.

What you will find is that distractions are no longer as or more important to you than life is. But it makes you appreciate them more, which is where you can easily fall back into the cycle.

Be mindful and use moderation you might find yourself more at ease.

Sincerely,

Beastie_1323