When looking at biographies of some of the famous mystics and magicians and so forth, I started to notice that a lot of the time they seemed to leave the Earth at the time of these really important conjunctional periods. We go back to 1891, Madame Blavatsky died that year, and that's also the year of an extremely rare Pluto-Neptune conjunction. These conjunctions come every 500 years. Alistair Crowley dies in 1947. Now, obviously, he's a very polarizing figure and not necessarily a one that everybody particularly likes in certain respects, But Crowley leaves in 1947, you have a Saturn-Pluto conjunction. Those are quite rare as well. And we have a Saturn-Neptune conjunction happening this year. And it really struck me, this pattern, when I heard that Gordon had left the stage. Peter Carroll as well, the famous chaos magician. Why is it that that happens? There's something, I think, about these really famous, powerful mystics and magicians and so forth, that perhaps there's something about them passing at these moments that kind of inject some kind of spiritual energy or something into the zeitgeist at that time, which is then carried forward over the cycle that follows.