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I'm doing some research and writing about cycles and stages of life. Does anyone know of any place I can can find timelines of biographies? (Summaries of the major events in people's lives) It's not so much about the things that happened but the way the person reacted to them and made major decisions in their life.  I've studied quite a few biographies to study the common patterns that I see, and am now writing about, but I would like to find a way to speed up the process. It's all about 7 year cycles, and repeating certain themes of focus...and life lessons...at the soul level.  Fascinating.  But I'm hoping there's a way to make my research easier.
 Can anyone point me in a good direction?  Any tips would be appreciated.  (I'm also especially interested in hearing from those who've had some type of spiritual or awakening experiences around age 7,14 or 21. It seems to be a common thread and one that I'm exploring now.)  Thanks!


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