Nelson Mandela’s biorhythm

Freedom fighter and statesman · Born July 18, 1918

Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison, became South Africa’s first democratically elected president after the end of apartheid and received the Nobel Peace Prize.

The big day: June 22, 1990

Address to the United Nations. A few months after his release he addressed the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in New York, calling on the world to support a free, democratic South Africa.

Biorhythm on June 22, 1990

Age 71 · day 26,272 of life

Physical
+100 %
↘ falling
Emotional
+97 %
↘ falling
Intellectual
+69 %
↗ rising

On this day all three curves were positive – strongest: Physical at +100 %.

Emotional was at +97 %, close to the peak of its cycle.

Ten days before and after the event

Tu12We13Th14Fr15Sa16Su17Mo18Tu19We20Th21Fr22Sa23Su24Mo25Tu26We27Th28Fr29Sa30Su1Mo2June 14, 1990: Critical day (Emotional)June 16, 1990: Critical day (Physical)June 18, 1990: Critical day (Intellectual)June 27, 1990: Critical day (Physical)June 28, 1990: Critical day (Emotional)

The highlighted day is June 22, 1990.

To be clear: these days were deliberately chosen – they are moments of success on which the curves were favourable. It is a fun bit of detective work, not scientific proof. Everyone also achieves great things on “weak” biorhythm days.