Civil reference
Every restored day cell carries the familiar Gregorian date so users can still plan appointments, deadlines, birthdays, and daily responsibilities.
Three-layer design
Common calendar as the map. Restored time as the lens.
Restored rhythm
Thirteen 28-day months, biblical month names, weekly regularity, and an annual Year Day create a clean rhythm for planning and reflection.
Model overlays
Alternate year theories remain toggles and thought experiments, with cautious language around what would have to be true for each model to hold.
Interactive V1
Restored Calendar View
Primary grid: 13 biblical/rhythm months. Each day shows the accepted civil date underneath.
Exploratory layer
Year-model comparison
These are intentionally presented as models, not dogmatic claims.
V1 anchor
Why March 20?
V1 uses March 20 as a fixed spring-renewal anchor to keep the first version usable, printable, and simple. The spiritual language points to Abib/Nisan and the biblical spring-year concept, while the calculation avoids complex lunar debates until advanced modes are added.
Thirteenth month
Renewal Month
The thirteenth month is called Renewal Month in this V1. It echoes alignment and intercalary ideas, but does not claim to be identical to traditional Adar II in the Hebrew calendar.
Printable pack
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Be first to get the printable Restored Time Calendar pack: 13 restored-month pages, civil-date cross references, rhythm notes, and model explainers.
- Cover + how-to-use guide
- 13 monthly pages with civil dates overlaid
- Year Day and Alignment Day explanation
- Alternate chronology model reference
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