
Have you ever wondered why our calendar months don’t align with their mathematical names? Or why our year resets in the middle of winter? This video dives into how our tracking of time might be out of sync with nature.
- 13 Equal Months: By dividing the 365 days of Earth’s orbit into 28-day cycles, a year neatly splits into 13 equal months . Under this system, every single month begins on a Monday and ends on a Sunday
- Misnamed Months: The numerical prefixes in our current calendar month names are offset
- September (Sept = 7) is the 9th month.
- October (Oct = 8) is the 10th month.
- November (Nove = 9) is the 11th month.
- December (Dec = 10) is the 12th month.
- Spring as the True New Year: If January, February, and March were shifted to the end of the 13-month calendar, March would mark the 13th and final month The new year would naturally begin with the spring equinox—aligning the start of the year with the season of growth, renewal, and flourishing life
- Finding the Hidden Patterns: The creator mentions finding these concepts in the Book of Wisdom, which explores how calendar systems, symbols, and human biology connect to deeper truths
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