Spring Equinox is the REAL NEW YEAR!

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺📚✨

Happy New Year… or is it?

The REAL New Year is NOT on January 1st? It’s on March 20th!

The real New Year starts when the cycle of life begins again with a NEW GROWTH and new blossoms. This new beginning is Spring, called ‘Vernal Equinox’ which happens on March 20th. So, the real New Year’s Eve is March 19th with New Year’s Day being March 20th. You can’t begin something new in the dead of winter, and this is why so many people break their New Year’s resolutions in one to six weeks after making them! This is because Winter is not the right timing to set goals; Spring is!

In fact, 11 cultures don’t celebrate New Year on January 1st! Interestingly enough, our ancestors celebrated the New Year in March.

The earliest recording of New Year being celebrated is believed to have been in Mesopotamia, circa 2000 B.C. That celebration along with many other ancient celebrations of the new year following it, were celebrated around the time of the vernal equinox, which is around March 20th. In the meanwhile, ancient Egyptians, Phoenicians, and Persians began their new year with the autumnal equinox around September 20th. The ancient Greeks celebrated New Year during the winter solstice, around December 20th.

Regardless of the dates in when the New Year is celebrated, the real New Year is in March, the beginning of the Spring Equinox. The Spring Equinox is the start of a new beginning, making it a fresh start to set goals.

In the early Roman calendar, March 1st was believed to be the beginning of the New Year.

The History of The New Year

Are you aware that the new year celebration on January 1st is actually a relatively new phenomenon. The earliest recording of a New Year Celebration in fact was believed to have been in Mesopotamia, c. 2000 B.C and was celebrated around the vernal equinox, which is in Mid-March. The Phoenicians, Egyptians, and Persians began their new year with the fall equinox, whereas the Greeks celebrated new year during the winter solstice.

In the Early Roman Calendar, march 1st is the New Year.
The Roman calendar had just 10 months, beginning with March and the first time the new year was celebrated on January 1st was in 153 B.C in Rome. January did not even exist as a month until around 700 B.C. when Numa Pontilius, the second king of Rome, added the months of January and February. Since then, the new year was moved from March to January because that was the beginning of the civil year, which happens to be the that the two newly elected Roman consuls, whom are the highest officials in the Roman republic.

The Origin of January

The name of the month January comes from the Roman god who is the god of doorways and beginnings. Janus was depicted as having two faces. One face of Janus looked back into the past, whereas the other peering forward to the future.

By the Middle Ages, in many places, the New Year began in March and around the 16th century, a movement developed to restore January 1st as New Year’s Day. For as long as circas date back to thousands of years ago, man kept changing the date for New Year’s from spring to fall—from March 1st to January 1st. In other cases, the date was even December 25th and back to March 25th, then to January 1st again!

January 1st was made into effect by the Gregorian calendar (AD 1582), immediately adopted by the Roman Catholic countries. In the New Style or Gregorian calendar, the New Year begins on the first of January.

It makes sense to celebrate New Years in March because of the Spring Equinox in March and that's when the flowers bloom.

Either way I wish you all a successful start to the new ‘calendar’ year.

Conscious Pineal ✨
~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺

Be open to receive and listen to the subtle nudges of the universe

When things occur that are highly unusual or uncharacteristic, symbolically interpret that - if it were to be God’s will, what is the message?

Sometimes things randomly disappear or malfunction - listen.

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺📚⚡️

The CIA has book writers and scholars in its payroll.

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🕵️‍♂️🇺🇸

Many people probably don't know this, the famous Japanese painter "Katsushika Hokusai" was a Buddhist, practitioner of Nichiren school.

He is known for his painting of Bodhidharma "The Great Daruma" and "The Great Wave off Kanagawa."

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🔥

The Earth welcomes us to live on it. It does not ask for much, but it would like that we smile more often.

It wants us to feel home everywhere we are, and that we feel free to create and explore it.

The Earth listens and nourishes, and the choice is ours to take care of it back.

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺📚⚡️

Operation Paperclip, Jewish Kabbalists, and Frankism by Kay Griggs (1998)

Full 7+ hour interview full of secrecy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fdS5cdtPOA

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺📚⚡️

🇮🇱 Israel’s Mossad is one of the most feared and controversial intelligence agencies in the world. Despite its proud claims that it is a peacemaker, Mossad is today generally seen as a warmonger, especially in the Middle East.

Spectacular, but also sometimes brutal Mossad operations in the 1970s and 1980s spread fear but also commanded respect.
It was first and foremost the 1960 abduction in Argentina of Adolf Eichmann, one of the chief architects of the Nazi Holocaust against the Jews, that made the organization world famous. The killing of the Palestinian terrorists who murdered 11 Israeli sportspeople during the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich was also a demonstration of the intelligence agency’s toughness and intransigence.
Director Amit Goren’s film "Mossad" attempts to take a look behind the façade of this notorious secret service. With exclusive interviews and carefully researched archive footage, he reconstructs the history of the organization from its foundation in 1949 until the present day. Agents, politicians and eyewitnesses speak candidly about the agency - not just about its successful operations, but also about its catastrophes, failings and errors. Errors that few talk about in Israel, to shield those responsible from any legal process. Protected by the political system and opaque in structure, the organization appears to be beyond any criticism.
What role did the spy agency play during the Sabra and Shatila massacre in the refugee camps in Lebanon in 1982? Could the 1973 Yom Kippur War have been prevented if Mossad had acted earlier on intelligence from an Egyptian informant? What influence does the organization have on Israeli political leaders? And to what extent is Mossad instrumentalized by rulers for political gain?
Ultimately, Mossad remains the same as it ever was: feared, powerful and controversial.

🕸: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7oymuz5mRw

#SpatialDocumentaries

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🕵️‍♂️

Feminists < Feminity

~ 🤺📚💖

Signs that you have met one of your members:

Same heartbeat
Pillars in your healing
Similar physical features
Constant synchronicities
You are a mirror of each other
Time and space dissolves at physical touch.
Ancestral memory/akashic records are activated.

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺📚⚡️

Everything is connected, but they will call it a conspiracy theory.

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺📚

At the end of the day only you truly know what’s best for yourself.

It’s easy to get people’s opinions and ask for advice, but it’s even easier to trust your intuition and allow it to guide you.

Move through life radically connected to yourself.

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺📚⚡️

No gym access and looking for a solid workout?

Try this 👇

20 squats
1 push up
19 squats
2 push ups
18 squats
3 push ups
17 squats
4 push ups

Keep going until you get to 1 squat and 20 push ups

That's 210 push ups and 210 squats

Aim for 15 minutes or less 🤝

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺⚡️

Social media face filters vs AI filter

"This is depressing as hell. Because then those same kids using the filters and staring at everyone else using those fitters, will look in the mirror and hate themselves."

~ @SPATIALENERGY 🤺📚⚡️