Year 8-XIV Month 2

theAbysmal Countdown to 2012: 8 weeks down, 252 to go

Noteworthy Days & Nights:

NEW 13-Day period begins
Saturday 1-XII
Month 2 Day 0
Lunation 2 Day 9

FULL MOON
Thursday 6-XVII
Month 2 Day 5
Lunation 2 Day 14

NEW XX-Glyph period begins
Monday 10-I
Month 2 Day 9
Lunation 2 Day 18

LEAP YEAR DAY between Thursday & Friday
Lunation 2 Day 22

NEW 13-Day period begins
Friday 1-XIX
Month 2 Day 13
Lunation 2 Day 23

NEW MOON -
Thursday 7-XI
Month 2 Day 19
Lunation 3 Day 0

NEW 13-Day period begins
Thursday 1-XVIII
Month 2 Day 26
Lunation 3 Day7

Note: the Leap Year Day coincident with February 29th does not have a weekday assigned to it in theAbysmal Calendar. As of February 29th, the weekdays no longer align between theAbysmal and Gregorian Calendar. They realign with the first Saturday of Year 0 (coincident with December 22nd 2012 CE).

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4 Responses to “Year 8-XIV Month 2”

  1. gn0s1s Says:
    16 February 2008 at 8:15 pm

    heh, searching google, mandala for digestion brings up http://fenris.ca/~paul/theabysmal/synapticdayandnight1.gif

    pretty cool

  2. TheAbysmal Says:
    17 February 2008 at 12:19 pm

    mmmmm digestion mandala = that would be for a well-balanced diet I suppose.

    glad you like it

    - theAbysmal

    frolic like you mean it

  3. Vamoose Says:
    18 June 2008 at 6:54 pm

    Somehow i missed the point. Probably lost in translation :) Anyway … nice blog to visit.

    cheers, Vamoose.

  4. TheAbysmal Says:
    19 June 2008 at 8:18 am

    the point = a new world calendar to replace the Gregorian - the countdown has begun, and it rolls out on December 21st 2012 - these posts are designed to make transition easier, as we’ve got 4 1/2 years left to develop a new way of thinking about time.

    cheers

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