The EartHeaven Calendar Grid
As can be seen in the accompanying image, the EartHeaven calendar (EHc) grid looks nearly identical to the Gregorian calendar (Gc) we are accustomed to using presently. At first glance, it may even seem the same; however, there are several important differences:
- The EartHeaven calendar effectively brackets (and maps) the Sun’s chronological passage through the twelve constellations of the ecliptic according to the months (as well as Earth’s annual transit around our Sun).
- Using a Leap Week system for intercalation (rather than the Leap Day system currently employed by the Gc), it maintains it accuracy over a remarkably long period of time — over 2000 years!
- It also posits New Year’s Day on Sunday, 1 March — coincident with the March Equinox, realigning us here on Earth, to contemporary Astro-Solar realties. This is its KEY DIFFERENTIATOR, one which makes the EHc the best possible solution to a longstanding problem which has eluded world leaders for generations.✨