Exploring Calendar Systems and Nature

So if the Earth rotates around the sun once a year,

and in that one rotation there are three sixty-five little rotations,

representing one day per little rotation, equating to three hundred and

sixty-five with one large rotation, and three sixty-five divided by

twenty-eight is thirteen.

So you mean to tell me that we could equally split a year into

thirteen equal

months, and every month having twenty-eight days.

The beginning of the month starts on a Monday, the end of the month ends on a

Sunday.

And hold the phone, because you're telling me that September,

Sept meaning seven, is the ninth month.

October, Oct meaning eight, is the tenth month.

November, Nov meaning nine, is the eleventh month.

And December, Dec decagon, is ten.

But wait, what if the end of the year wasn't in

December?

What if January was actually the eleventh month?

Because December would be the tenth, November the ninth,

October the eighth,

and September the seventh.

So January becomes the eleventh,

February the twelfth,

and March is the thirteenth, the last month of the year.

And the beginning of the year would be the spring equinox, when everything

begins to grow, renew, and life starts to flourish.

Wouldn't it make more sense that that would be the beginning of the year,

and not December?

When I found out even our calendar had been manipulated, something inside me

snapped. All this time,

I thought I was living in order,

but the system was built to keep us out of sync with nature, out

of sync with truth. If I had seen this book earlier, I

wouldn't have been deceived into blindly following man-made doctrines.

This book is called Book of Wisdom.

It doesn't just talk about calendars.

It helps you see how systems, symbols, and even your own

body have all been trying to show you the truth from the beginning.

I think this book is worth reading. You know where to get it.