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The absolute calendar (cyclical calendar): made simple

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    IAMOP
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    Well here goes... I hope people will help build this one up. It is the geometric calendar, the one clearly pointed to within the quran, for very good reason!

    Define the terms as such
    1 year == 1 earth cycle (earth orbits sun 1x)
    1 year = =12 lunar cycles (moon orbits earth 12x)
    1 month == 1 lunar orbit
    1 day == 1 earth axis rotation

    Simple!

    Now, there is something very special going on!

    Yin, Yang

    Sunrise, Sunset

    Day, Night

    Warm, Cool

    Seasons

    Hot season (6 moon cycles)
    Cold season (6 moon cycles)

    Subdivide them

    Spring (3 moon cycles)
    Summer
    Autumn
    Winter

    Subdivide again! How do we do it this time?

    Spring|Equinox|Summer|Solstice|Autumn|Equinox|Winter|Solstice

    SpringRise SpringSet SummerRise SummerSet AutumnRise AutumnSet WinterRise WinterSet

    You will notice, with Yin (coolness/stillness/ceasing) and Yang (heat/moving/energetic), there is a reversal

    Yin within Yang, Yang within Yin

    (Yin within Yang) within Yang, (Yang within Yin) within Yin,
    (Yang within Yin) within Yang and (Yin within Yang) within Yin
    Each corresponds to a season
    But we can go simpler 2 seasons hotter and colder, then into the Timeless Source (Tao/Spanda)
    Or more complex earth axis rotations PER lunar orbit PER solar orbit PER helic orbit PER galactic orbit PER orbit PER orbit PER orbit etc ad infinitenauseum

    And also the other direction of complexity
    sunrise=>sunset; half-cycle between sunrise and sunset (morning), afternoon;
    Cycle within morning Early morning, Late Morning
    Cycle within Early Morning Early Early Morning, Late Late Morning

    Essentially there is a way to subdivide somewhere along these lines such that we note the precise cyclical nature of every single day. There is a 'season' cycle in every day, and a kind of cycle within a cycle within a cycle.

    This generates an absolute referential calender a geometric calendar.

    The problem with the modern calendar is the addition of a leap year. The attempt to impose a precise length on the year is laughable as The God has defined a year cyclically in the first place! The natural degree of variation and flexibility is what gives nature its greenness and lets rivers flow forth in abundance. When we impose rigidity on this by saying a year is 365.25393993 days long, we get the long straight roads, cities, grids, hives, dark concrete jungles and smog.

    Let's see if some clever soul with imagination can find the cycle within a cycle within a cycle occuring day by day. The aim is to simply make a calendar, simply.

    eat

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      al-amiyr
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      +salaam

      Here is my clue!

      The
      Spiral
      of
      Theodorus

      +salaam

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        unknownuser
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        This forum really a free-minds forum, so I'm not shocked again if I see Taoism practicer in here yes

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