Cycles of History: Why We Need to Stay Involved for the Long Haul

When: Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Time: 6:30-8:30pm
Location: New Dawn Technologies
Address: 843 S 100 W, Logan
Cost: Free

This class is taught by Jacqueline Smith of Summit County, UT. She travels all around teaching people about the cycles in history of the rise and fall of governments and empires, and gives compelling reasons why we should plan to be involved politically for the long haul.

"The Cycles of History is a wonderful 2 hour look at our country's history, and how it relates to cycles we are already familiar with. We look at the Kontradiev cycle (or long cycle), the Toffler 3rd wave, the Tytler Cycle of democracy, and the saeculum or 4th Turning. The purpose of this presentation is to help individuals recognize their place in history, and what events are likely to unfold based on the cycles of the past. It is also designed to help individuals ponder their own personal mission in life, and that of their children and / or grandchildren. It is designed to cause deep reflection into what our country needs and expects from those of us who are alive at this time in history. In a sense it is a wake-up call to the wonderful and possibly scary road ahead of us, and what we must do as parents to prepare ourselves and our children for the times ahead."

Jacqueline Smith is mother to 5 beautiful children. She currently homeschools her youngest four children. She is part owner of a plumbing company, CRS Mechanical Contractors, Inc. which specializes in radiant heat, plumbing, snowmelt, geo-thermal heating and cooling, and solar water-heating.

She and her husband believe that freedom can win with enough like-minded educated individuals on board. Her main focus is raising her children, serving in her church and community, and raising awareness of Constitutional principles through education.