So, 28 days is the average lunar cycle.
The Earth revolves around the Sun in 365 days.
When you divide the year up by Moons, you get 13 moons of 28 days
each, plus one extra day. Each moon is 4 perfect weeks. Each year
is 52 perfect weeks. These are the cycles that govern the physical
aspects of life.
To find the spiritual aspects of time, we turn to the heavens. The
brightest "star" in the sky is not a star, but the planet
Venus. The cycle of the planet Venus is a 260-day cycle. The ancient
Maya referred to the 260-day cycle as the Tzolkin or the Sacred
Calendar. According to them, it is made up of smaller cycles of
13 and 20 days each turning together to create a 260-day cycle.
This is an ever-repeating cycle, just like the Day, the Moon and
the Year.
Our bodies are coded with the natural cycles of time. Men and women
are cycling on a 28-day cycle known as the biorhythm. We have 13
joints to our bodies, which provide us with movement. We have 20
fingers and toes.
Thus, we are the embodiment of natural Sacred Time.
THE 13-MOON CALENDAR
The 13-moon calendar has been used as a guide for over 5000 years,
by Mayan culture in South America and in Europe, Africa, Polynesia,
China and the Middle East.
The International Chamber of Commerce actively supported the 13-moon
calendar in 1931. In 1933, members of the League of Nations (now
called the United Nations) petitioned quite a strong movement to
change the calendar back to a regular 28-day calendar, as well.
Mahatma Gandhi, well known for his actions in non-violence and conflict
resolution also supported a 13-moon calendar change.
Could a 13-moon calendar be a key into discovering natural time?
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