| Spin
into a Natural Time |
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Tanya Kornobis |
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What
better way to spin into natural time, than to celebrate
the
Day Out of Time! |
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The Day Out of Time
is celebrated on July 25th every year, in over 90 countries
around the world for the purpose of experiencing time
as art, as well as promoting the value of peace through
culture.
Jose Arguelles, Ph.D., originator of the 1987 Harmonic
Convergence World Peace Meditation and Coordinator of
the Thirteen Moon Calendar Change Peace Movement shares
his insight:
“The Day Out of Time has been celebrated since
1992, as part of a growing populist world movement,
the World Thirteen Moon Calendar Change Peace Movement,
whose purpose is just that - to change the calendar.
July 25, the Gregorian Calendar date of the Day Out
of Time, is the 365th day of the year of the Thirteen
Moon Calendar. This harmonic timing standard measures
the year in thirteen even months of 28 days each, a
perpetual calendar of 52 perfect weeks, making a total
of 364 days. The 365th day, the Day Out of Time' is
no day of the week or month at all, but truly a Day
Out of Time. For this reason, this special day is observed
as the day to cancel debts, to pardon and forgive, and
to celebrate life through art and culture - hence, Peace
Through Culture Festival.”
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Through Culture originated with the Russian artist and
diplomat Nicholas Roerich (1874-1947), who's Banner of
Peace was the cornerstone of the famous Roerich Peace
Pact, April 15, 1935. This Banner, originally intended
to be flown over cultural monuments during times of war,
has been resurrected by the World Thirteen Moon Calendar
Change Peace Movement, which recognizes it as an instrument
of supreme value in expressing the aspiration of living
in harmony with all beings in natural time - and for the
protection of the biosphere itself.” |
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As we come to understand, New Year ‘s Day on
the thirteen-moon calendar is not the same as Gregorian New Year,
January 1, but is celebrated the day after the Day Out of Time. Dr.
Arguelles explains:
“The Thirteen Moon Calendar, prophetically prescribed for
this time on behalf of the biosphere, was originally known by the
Maya as the Tun Uc, the "moon count" or "count of seven."
The correlation date on the Gregorian Calendar, July 26, is also derived
from the prophetic tradition of the Chilam Balam or Jaguar Priests.
This date on the Julian Calendar was July 16, and was first correlated
with the heliacal rising of Sirius at 19.5 latitude north in the Mayan
temple site of Edzna in AD 692. This also corresponds to the dedication
date of the tomb of Pacal Votan in Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico, whose
prophecy, Telektonon, espouses the return to natural time through
following the Thirteen Moon Calendar.” |
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By rejoicing in this inspirational global peace celebration,
human consciousness is attuning into a higher frequency,
a galactic consciousness that vibrates ~
time = art
~ all over the world.
" Let’s celebrate!"
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Sources:
www.13moon.com
www.law
of time.org
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Tanya Kornobis has found her home
in the beautiful Madawaska Valley,
where she plays music, practices Reiki, yoga
and meditation with a dash of gardening on the side.
You can listen to her music at:
www. cdbaby.com/cd/boogiewall
or
www.
boogiewall.com.
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