Kosmo Kalindar 2023 — LOVE // Northern H.

Name: Kosmo Kalindar 2023 — LOVE // Northern H.
SKU: 995
Price: 35.00 EUR
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Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

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A lunar, solar, and probably magic calendar

A simple story about the nurturing force of LOVE,
about the Cycles of Nature here on Earth & of the Cosmos
about the Old and the New, the Here and the Now,

vibrating with Life and Consciousness.

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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 2023 Imago Mundi: LOVE

Original artwork: LOVE by Rareș Moldovan — a.k.a. π xel — a sculptor and conceptual artist based in Romania with interests in futurology, spirituality, and technology alike. Almost invisible in the onlinie environment but you can get a glimpse into his creative soul here (RO)

An old legend says that a long time ago, people were luminous spheres in the sky.

When they ran out of their positive cosmic fuel, they shrank in size and were absorbed into planets in the nearest solar systems.

There, they would stay for a while to replenish their supply of positive cosmic fuel and then rise again into the heavens…

Seems like Earth still abounds with this positive cosmic fuel also known as LOVE.

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.

To avoid waste, this product is printed on-demand.

Available for local orders (Romania only)

Digital poster print on Matte Paper, fulfilled in Timișoara

A2:42.0 cm x 59.4 cm

Available for international orders, worldwide

B2: 50/70 cm (19.7 x 27.6 in)

Digital poster print on Enhanced Matte Paper
Museum-quality calendars made on thick and durable matte paper.
Add a wonderful accent to your room and office with these calendars that are sure to brighten any environment.

• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²)
• Giclée printing quality
• Opacity: 94%

(fulfilled through printful.com, worldwide delivery)

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Weight	N/A
Size	50×70 cm, 70×100 cm, A2: 42.0 cm x 59.4 cm

How to use

Best way to start: read this description and all print on your Kalindar.
Follow the steps as you read.

Be mindful & aware.

We are currently working on an e-book on the observable natural cycles that will help your work with the calendar throughout the year.
We’ll send it to you for free after your purchase, once the ebook is done (before 2022, promise!)

What to expect

The Wheel of the Year:

each day is placed on one big circle containing all of the 365 (or 366) days of the year — the approximate time it takes Earth to revolve once around the Sun.

The Year starts on Ianuarius 1 and follows the direction of the white arrow, clockwise.

Lenght of months

is in accordance to the Gregorian calendar.
30,31, and 28 days in february 2021.

Names of the month

are in Latin, to celebrate their origin.
The Julian Calendar, proposed by Julius Caesar and designed with the aid of Greek mathematicians and astronomers took effect on 1 January —45 BC and was the predominant calendar in the Roman world and most of Europe for more than 1,600 years until 1582, the year the Gregorian calendar was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII. It is a minor twist of the Julian Calendar and it is now used in most of the world, at least for civil purposes.

Equinoxes & solstices

are marked with arrows.
The UTC times of these important astronomical events are printed on the calendar. That might help when planning a celebration — just sayin’.

The Moon

represents feminine energy and our deepest personal desires and needs. Wisdom, intuition, birth, death, reincarnation, and spiritual connection. Follow her along your path: as the closest astronomical body to Earth, she bares a powerful influence over our psyches.

Features of the Kalindar

*Weekdays* feature their alchemical symbol. Each day of the week ➞ the name of an important celestial body from our solar system and the name of an ancient god — as observed in roman languages. Fun fact: many other languages borrowed the Latin way to name the days of the week: names of the same planets or corresponding gods

*The exact moon phase* is shown next to each day. Every single day of the year, very easy to follow. For example, on the 19th of April 2021 the moon will be reaching its first quarter.

*The June solstice* marks the longest day of the year and the shortest night*. Celebrated as a Midsummer across cultures, it’s a perfect day to wait for The Sun to rise, along with friends, around a fire. You’ll be surprised at just how short that night was. From now on, nights start to get longer until the December solstice.

*The March equinox* means the beginning of the spring. Changes happen fast, as Nature flushes with life. Plants start to send their energy up, to form leaves and new growth. From now on, the day is longer than the night.

*The September Equinox* marks the beginning of autumn. Day is as long as Night but changes are very obvious from day to day. Plants start sending their energy back to the roots. From now on, the night is longer than the day.

*The December Solstice* marks the shortest day and the longest night in the northern hemisphere. The night is so long that people created myths about The Sun being born again and thus bringing hope of a new life. From now on, days start to get longer until the June solstice.*

1 review for Kosmo Kalindar 2023 — LOVE // Northern H.

Rated 5 out of 5

Gabriel – January 1, 2022

The calendar is super nice, looks good and has an original touch. Being able to see the real cycle of time as it flows around the year helps with grounding and perspective.

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Size Chart

Sizes available Local delivery (Romania) A2: 42.0 cm x 59.4 cm A1: 59.4 x 84.1 cm Worldwide delivery B1: 70/100 cm (28 x 39 in) // B2: 50/70 cm (19.7 x 27.6 in)