Easter 2018 for Christians and Jews
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Re: Easter 2018 for Christians and Jews
A new calendar based on the revolution angle, which is 360 degrees, a perfect circle, will take the place of the Gregorian one.
Changes will soon take place within the solar system, the Earth will be in perfect harmony with the Sun, she will dress with the Sun, with spiritual light.
354 lunar year
365 solar year
360 LIGHT YEAR / lap angle
360 x 4 phases / seasons = 1440
the 4 phases are: Calvary, Death, Descent to the Underworld, Resurrection and each phase will last 4 Light Years
April 1, 2018 Jewish Passover and Christian Easter coincide. The first phase of the first light year begins.
The Calvary of Light of humanity begins, necessary for spiritual awakening.
The symbol that I attached represents this New Calendar, a new circular time that expands cyclically and fractally in 4 phases / seasons. It has also always been the symbol of the Earth.
Note that 1440 corresponds to 144,000 with two zeroes less, they are the elect of the last times that resurrect in conjunction with the Resurrection of Mother Earth.
Changes will soon take place within the solar system, the Earth will be in perfect harmony with the Sun, she will dress with the Sun, with spiritual light.
354 lunar year
365 solar year
360 LIGHT YEAR / lap angle
360 x 4 phases / seasons = 1440
the 4 phases are: Calvary, Death, Descent to the Underworld, Resurrection and each phase will last 4 Light Years
April 1, 2018 Jewish Passover and Christian Easter coincide. The first phase of the first light year begins.
The Calvary of Light of humanity begins, necessary for spiritual awakening.
The symbol that I attached represents this New Calendar, a new circular time that expands cyclically and fractally in 4 phases / seasons. It has also always been the symbol of the Earth.
Note that 1440 corresponds to 144,000 with two zeroes less, they are the elect of the last times that resurrect in conjunction with the Resurrection of Mother Earth.
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Good evening Red_Rose, I agree with you that it is time for the Gregorian calendar should be replaced, due to its increasing inaccuracy, but thought it worthwhile to offer the community around us a little more explanation and some more alternatives, Kind Regards Redbeck.
The Gregorian calendar currently in use was originally introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582 to replace an aging Julian calendar. The Julian calendar was gradually drifting out of synchronisation with the seasons, which had caused the date of Easter to stray further into spring. To correct this, although I’d prefer it to warmer personally, it was decided that February would have an extra day added every four years to keep the calendar in balance. To ensure that the calendar was correctly synchronised with the seasons, 10 days had to be removed when it was first implemented. The period between October the 4th and 15th in 1582, therefore technically never existed. The calendar also retained the names of July and August as a way of memorialising the Roman Empire’s two most famous Roman emperors.
However given that the Gregorian calendar system is almost 500 years old, it is beginning to reveal some glitches. Fundamentally, even the year numbering system is flawed. The calendar is actually supposed to count the years from the birth of Jesus Christ forward, yet most historians have accepted that Christ’s physical birth date is around seven to 10 years before the actual calendar era came into being. A factor which implies that the current year could actually be any year between 2008 and 2011. Therefore, one might rightly begin to question the validity of the prevailing calendar given the many issues, and why there are no solutions to the problems?
Of late there has been a movement to create alternative calendars. Alternative calendars which could effectively replace the current system, these can range from simple date changes to seismically radical proposals.
One of the more interesting calendars is the Ecliptic calendar, invented by Damon Scott in 2002. This calendar aims to use a purely astronomical way of marking dates. The months are named after the constellation seen during that part of the year and usually last between 29 and 32 days because of the Earth’s movements. The year always begins on the first day of spring, and has 12 months. It should be remembered though that the first day of spring could fall on two different dates, depending on which calendar you use. Meteorological and astronomical calendars calculate seasons differently, with the astronomical calendar takes into account the Earth's axis and orbit.
Within Scott’s calendar there is also a period of 29-30 years called a saturnia, which is based on the time it takes for Saturn to complete an orbit around the sun. Ages have 72-74 saturnia, making them 2,150 years long, and are given names. The current (or fourth) age of the calendar is the Age of Aquarius, which began in 1988. Finally, the calendar has cycles, which last 25,800 years. Today’s date in this calendar would be 2 Leo, April 2, 2001. The three numbers that mark the year are the age, saturnia, and year in that order.
If all of this seems too complicated to appreciate, then there is the Sexagesimal calendar, which was invented by Edouard Vitrant. The aim of the Sexagesimal calendar is to simplify the calendar to a point where it would be easy to comprehend. To do this, the calendar is based on the No. 6. The calendar has six months of 60 days, each with weeks of six days (Monday-Saturday), with the year having 360 days. The year begins on the winter solstice, Dec. 21, and year 1 is placed at 2012, as a symbolic reference to the end of the Mayan calendar. The six months are Frigée, Éclose, Florée, Granée, Récole and Caduce, all French words for the different seasons. The current date in this calendar would then be Saturday, Éclose 30, 5.
Calendars aren’t the only systems that are in need of reform. The current 24-hour clock system also is seen as something that should be replaced. New Earth Time is a proposal that intends on replacing 24 hours with 360 degrees. Each degree is divided into 60 minutes and the minutes are divided into 60 seconds. Each degree is equal to four minutes, and each hour is equal to 15 degrees. NET is also based on Greenwich Mean Time. This means that if it is 10:17 p.m. Eastern Standard, then it would be 34° 21’ NET. The goal of this system is to create a standard of time that is effective for use on the internet.
Will any of these new systems ever replace the Gregorian calendar? Well realistically they would take considerable time to introduce with the Gregorian calendar is in use across most of the world for business. However, I firmly believe that there should be alternatives to the present calendar, because they focus our attention on the flaws inherent to our current calendar has and offer solutions to these problems.
Hebrew Sola Calendar below:-
The Gregorian calendar currently in use was originally introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582 to replace an aging Julian calendar. The Julian calendar was gradually drifting out of synchronisation with the seasons, which had caused the date of Easter to stray further into spring. To correct this, although I’d prefer it to warmer personally, it was decided that February would have an extra day added every four years to keep the calendar in balance. To ensure that the calendar was correctly synchronised with the seasons, 10 days had to be removed when it was first implemented. The period between October the 4th and 15th in 1582, therefore technically never existed. The calendar also retained the names of July and August as a way of memorialising the Roman Empire’s two most famous Roman emperors.
However given that the Gregorian calendar system is almost 500 years old, it is beginning to reveal some glitches. Fundamentally, even the year numbering system is flawed. The calendar is actually supposed to count the years from the birth of Jesus Christ forward, yet most historians have accepted that Christ’s physical birth date is around seven to 10 years before the actual calendar era came into being. A factor which implies that the current year could actually be any year between 2008 and 2011. Therefore, one might rightly begin to question the validity of the prevailing calendar given the many issues, and why there are no solutions to the problems?
Of late there has been a movement to create alternative calendars. Alternative calendars which could effectively replace the current system, these can range from simple date changes to seismically radical proposals.
One of the more interesting calendars is the Ecliptic calendar, invented by Damon Scott in 2002. This calendar aims to use a purely astronomical way of marking dates. The months are named after the constellation seen during that part of the year and usually last between 29 and 32 days because of the Earth’s movements. The year always begins on the first day of spring, and has 12 months. It should be remembered though that the first day of spring could fall on two different dates, depending on which calendar you use. Meteorological and astronomical calendars calculate seasons differently, with the astronomical calendar takes into account the Earth's axis and orbit.
Within Scott’s calendar there is also a period of 29-30 years called a saturnia, which is based on the time it takes for Saturn to complete an orbit around the sun. Ages have 72-74 saturnia, making them 2,150 years long, and are given names. The current (or fourth) age of the calendar is the Age of Aquarius, which began in 1988. Finally, the calendar has cycles, which last 25,800 years. Today’s date in this calendar would be 2 Leo, April 2, 2001. The three numbers that mark the year are the age, saturnia, and year in that order.
If all of this seems too complicated to appreciate, then there is the Sexagesimal calendar, which was invented by Edouard Vitrant. The aim of the Sexagesimal calendar is to simplify the calendar to a point where it would be easy to comprehend. To do this, the calendar is based on the No. 6. The calendar has six months of 60 days, each with weeks of six days (Monday-Saturday), with the year having 360 days. The year begins on the winter solstice, Dec. 21, and year 1 is placed at 2012, as a symbolic reference to the end of the Mayan calendar. The six months are Frigée, Éclose, Florée, Granée, Récole and Caduce, all French words for the different seasons. The current date in this calendar would then be Saturday, Éclose 30, 5.
Calendars aren’t the only systems that are in need of reform. The current 24-hour clock system also is seen as something that should be replaced. New Earth Time is a proposal that intends on replacing 24 hours with 360 degrees. Each degree is divided into 60 minutes and the minutes are divided into 60 seconds. Each degree is equal to four minutes, and each hour is equal to 15 degrees. NET is also based on Greenwich Mean Time. This means that if it is 10:17 p.m. Eastern Standard, then it would be 34° 21’ NET. The goal of this system is to create a standard of time that is effective for use on the internet.
Will any of these new systems ever replace the Gregorian calendar? Well realistically they would take considerable time to introduce with the Gregorian calendar is in use across most of the world for business. However, I firmly believe that there should be alternatives to the present calendar, because they focus our attention on the flaws inherent to our current calendar has and offer solutions to these problems.
Hebrew Sola Calendar below:-
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