Kalindar: round, not square
Are you ready to align to the Cycles of Nature?

Since its first edition — 2015 — we, the creators, cannot imagine a year without the Kalindar.
Each year, the design changed a bit, evolved, refined.

We added features. We solved problems and understood the year — and maybe time itself — a bit better.

The artwork is new with each edition. Usually some kind of Imago Mundi – an image of the world that you can admire as it is or get down and creative and add your touch, at will.

The 2024 Imago Mundi: The Tree Of Life

In the realm of symbolism, the Tree of Life stands as a profound and ancient archetype, weaving its roots through various cultures and spiritual traditions.

A symbol of interconnectedness, growth, and eternal renewal, the Tree of Life transcends mere physical existence, embodying a spiritual essence that mirrors the cycles of life. It serves as a reminder that, just like the seasons, life is a perpetual dance of birth, growth, decay, and rebirth.

Its branches reach toward the heavens, symbolizing aspirations and spiritual evolution, while its roots delve deep into the earth, grounding us in the essence of existence: matter and the creative darkness.

The Tree of Life’s resonance with the ever-changing seasons aligns seamlessly with the philosophy behind  Kosmokalindar.

As the Earth journeys around the Sun, and the Moon waxes and wanes, the calendar becomes a reflection of life’s cyclical nature. Each passing month marked on the calendar echoes the rhythm of the Tree of Life, illustrating the perpetual cycle of creation and renewal. Just as the seasons change, so too does the calendar, guiding us through the ebb and flow of time, fostering a deeper connection to the spiritual essence ingrained in the very fabric of existence.

As the centerpiece image of the luni-solar kalindar, the Tree of Life invites you to contemplate the profound interconnectedness between the individual, the cosmos, and the passage of time.

A a daily reminder to embrace the changes, honor the cycles, and find spiritual significance in the unfolding tapestry of life. This calendar becomes not just a tool for marking days and planning ahead, but a vessel for spiritual reflection and a guide to navigate the ever-shifting landscape of existence with a deeper understanding of the interconnected web of life.

A hands-on calendar:

Open space for your important holidays.
Not all civil or religious holidays are relevant to everybody.

Birthdays, Christmas or Yule, the day you go on vacation, whatever you plan, whatever you hope for: find the day on the kalindar, check the moon phase, see how long ’till then. Mark it down, and make it happen.

Not having a predefined grid for that? A feature, not a bug

Fun fact: time seems to flow faster around the equinoxes and slower around the solstices.
How will you make use of this observance?

Something to remember: there is no perfect calendar. As precise as time measurements have become, all calendars are very approximate on longer periods of time, due to the many factors that affect the movement of Planet Earth through space.