25/07/2022
Happy day out of time!!
Monday July 25 Day Out of Time.
The Mayans are a people recognized for their great wisdom.
For them, time is the force that synchronizes the entire universe and July 25 is a very special day since the moon goes around the earth 13 times and it was in those times that the Mayan calendar was consolidated, made up of 13 moons, each of them composed of 28 days.
According to the Mayan calendar, time was adjusted to the movements of the moon until with religion, the Gregorian calendar is imposed by Pope Gregory XIII, eliminating 10 days of the year 1582 to ensure that Holy Week coincided with the spring equinox .
It is then decided to modify the calendar for the 12-month one.
An irregular calendar is obtained with months of 28, 29, 30 and 31 days, which eliminates our spirituality and a natural calendar, which produces a disharmonious world in which time is money.
The entire lunation is lost. The remaining days are added to the other months.
How is it possible for us to understand that the names September, October, November and December are assigned to the 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th months of the year if their meaning is 7 (September), 8 (October), 9 (November) and 10 (December)?
The calendar of 13 moons and 28 days is not an idea only of the Mayans since the Druids, The Incas, the ancient Egyptians, the Polynesians and the Lakota also followed this calendar based on the female menstruation cycle, which also corresponds to the cycle mole.
Each year, the 13-moon calendar remains constant.
The first moon on New Year's Day always begins on July 26.
The timing of the new year's day corresponds to the great star Sirius.
According to the 13 Moon Calendar, the year does not end on December 31. It does so on July 24, while the new year begins on July 26.
And what about July 25?
July 25 is known as the Day Out of Time, also called green day.
It is on this day that the synchronization of the sun with the star Sirius occurs.
This day brings together the energies of a whole year.
The green day was considered by the Mayans as a special day
