This system divides the solar year into thirteen lunar cycles of 28 days each, totaling 364 days, with one extra day outside the week structure. Each of the thirteen months has a unique name and is associated with a specific power, symbol, and action. The 365th day, known as the “Day Out of Time,” is considered a day for reflection, forgiveness, and artistic expression.
Proponents suggest this system offers a more natural rhythm aligned with lunar cycles, potentially fostering a deeper connection to nature. Historically, various cultures utilized lunar calendars, reflecting the moon’s observable influence on Earth. This particular calendar aims to synchronize with natural cycles and promote peace and harmony. Its structured approach provides a framework for personal reflection and global interconnectedness.
