Happy Day Out Of Time
July 25th is the Gregorian Calendar’s date known as The Day Out of Time because it’s the 365th day 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 is technically not a 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… So Happy Day out of Time, it’s a good day to make a fresh start! Make it a good one
Love and Light
Scott
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Have you heard about the Aristean calendar? It is a perpetual solar calendar with twelve months, 365 days in a common year and 366 days in a leap year. The first, second, and third months of the quarter are the same, every year. So like your Thirteen Moon Calendar, it is perpetual. You don’t change calendars every year. Please check Flickr to see how it looks like.