Every 7 Years You Change

By Tony Crisp

ARE you the same person now that you were fifteen years ago? In fact, are you the same person you were just seven years ago? Most of us have heard the old saying that every cell in the body is changed over a period of years; but recent investigation has uncovered facts of far more significance to us as human beings. This concerns the emotional, physical and mental changes that seem to occur in approximate seven-year intervals.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tony Crisp
• Release date: Jun 27, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476335421

Tony Crisp

I have been writing since the age of 18, having now about 40 books published. Mostly about the mystery of being human and the life of humans, their dreams, passions and the wonderful opening to the MORE that we can all achieve. I have worked and taught in many parts of the world, and seem to be, at 83, still exploring and discovering. I hope my writings share that with you.

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Every Seven Years You Change

Does your personality change too?

Tony Crisp

Every Seven Years You Change

Copyright © Tony Crisp 2011

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Contents

0-7 Years

7-14 Years

14-21 Years

21-28 Years

28-35 Years

35-42 Years

42-49 Years

49-56 Years

56-63 Years

63-70 Years

70-77 Years

77-84 Years

Every Seven Years You Change

Most cells in your body is renewed over a period of time

Does your personality change too?

ARE you the same person now that you were fifteen years ago? In fact, are you the same person you were just seven years ago? Most of us have heard the old saying that every cell in the body is changed over a period of seven years; but recent investigation has uncovered facts of far more significance to us as human beings. This concerns the emotional, physical and mental changes that seem to occur in approximate seven-year intervals.

Rudolph Steiner, the great teacher of Anthroposophy said that the seven-year cycles continue throughout life, and are of the utmost importance to doctors, teachers, psychiatrists and the social sciences. Without some smattering of these changes it is difficult for anyone to understand the relationship of any given individual with his or her environment. So I have tried to summarise what Steiner and others have said about the cycles.

0-7 years

One of the most important of these cycles is the first, from birth to seven years of age. Its importance lies