Global Perennial Calendar

Today Why Shop Timeline Time’s Ancient Riddle: Decoding the Lunar-Solar Debate Time’s Ancient Riddle: Decoding the Lunar-Solar Debate For thousands of years, scholars and theologians have debated whether the Torah advocates a lunar or solar calendar for observing sacred times. You’d think by now we’d have it figured out, but the discussion remains lively! Today, I dove into this ancient debate, and I was blown away by what I learned. In this post, I’ll break down the strongest arguments for a lunar-solar calendar, offer my rebuttals, and present compelling evidence for a solar calendar, particularly the 364-day Qumran Calendar. Spoiler: many verses cited for a lunar calendar can just as easily support a solar one, but a few stand out. Let’s dive in! Understanding the Debate The lunar-solar calendar, use...

Today Why Shop Timeline The Genius of Forgotten Calendars: Iceland and Qumran’s 364-Day Marvels Picture a calendar so elegantly simple that every year begins on the same day of the week, the seasons stay in sync for centuries, and planning your life feels effortless. Two ancient cultures, separated by continents and centuries, crafted exactly that: the Icelandic perennial calendar and the Qumranite calendar of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Both used a 364-day system, independently discovering a brilliant way to track time. Yet, these ingenious calendars faded into obscurity. Let’s explore their remarkable designs, their uncanny similarities, and why such genius ideas often vanish from history. The Icelandic Perennial Calendar: A Viking Timekeeping Triumph From 930 to 1700 CE, Iceland relied on a 364-day calendar that shaped its society for over seven centuries. Formal...

Today Why Shop Timeline 200 Watchers, 330 Million Giants: The Math of Myth 200 Watchers, 330 Million Giants: The Math of Myth Posted on October 25, 2025, 04:31 PM EDT I'm finally doing the math on demonology. So according to the Book of Enoch, there are 200 Watchers or fallen angels that had sex with women, and the offspring of those women became giants. This isn't just Jewish tradition. The Sumerians, who are the oldest race and culture in human history, have an entire polytheistic religion based on this. When the giants died, their souls became demons. That's the actual origin of demons. The Book of Enoch goes on to say that man worships demons as gods. I'm just entertaining the idea. Well, how many gods exist? Koti absolutely can and does mean crore in many instances. There are instances in t...

Today Why Shop Timeline The weekly cycle of the sloth. 🦥 The oldest non-Semitic reference to a Monday comes from the Greeks. This system was only adopted by humans 2,000 years ago. Is it natural? We know beavers stay in their lodges on the Sabbath, and all mammals have 7 vertebrae in their spine except the manatee and the sloth. We feel stress in our necks, reminding us of improper time management and of creation simultaneously. Today I learned that the sloth seems to be on a weekly cycle. About once a week, it will descend from the trees to defecate on the forest floor. Some sources say that its cycle is 5–7 days and others 7–10 days. It averages about 4 times a month, so it’s clearly a weekly cycle. Pigeons and doves lay eggs roughly once a week, which is very interesting considering they are homing birds and this symbolizes ancient Eastern cyclical thinkin...

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Today Why Shop Timeline Reviving the GPC Calendar: How We Knew When to Start Reviving the GPC Calendar: How We Knew When to Start How did we at GPC know when to revive the calendar? The year dilemma was largely solved by Sir Isaac Newton—we use his calculated creation year as our foundation. But building from there was no small feat: I had to create a comprehensive database, incorporate all historical Sabbaticals, and meticulously read through the entire Seder Olam Rabbah. It was a painstaking process, but it laid the groundwork for accuracy. What about pinpointing the exact day to begin? The first revival was on 25/03/42 AD, which fell on a Wednesday during an equinox and a full moon. For the second revival, I selected 20/03/2024 AD—a Wednesday equinox following a year divisible by 28. Why the Moon Isn't a Factor in the Sec...

Today Why Shop Timeline Days of Remembrance in Jubilees Jubilees Jubilees 6:23 And on the New Day of the First Month, and on the New Day of the Fourth Month, and on the New Day of the Seventh Month, and on the New Day of the Tenth Month are the days of remembrance, and the Days of the Seasons in the Four Divisions of the Year. These are written and ordained as a testimony for ever. ❗Update Just as deductive reasoning is required for the four Pentacontads, so too is it needed for the Feast of Trumpets. In Rabbinic Judaism, this feast is known as a day of remembrance. However, the Book of Jubilees describes four such days of remembrance: 🟠 001 - earth dries 🟠 092 - mouths of the abyss were closed 🟠 183 - mouths of the abyss were opened 🟠 274 - ...