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Gordon edited this page Dec 7, 2025
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The Light Calendar can be used in three independent stages.
Keep the Gregorian Calendar fully unchanged, but add natural Light Seasons:
- Waxing Light: ca. 4 Feb – 5 May
- Light: ca. 6 May – 6 Aug
- Waning Light: ca. 7 Aug – 6 Nov
- Darkness: ca. 7 Nov – 3 Feb
These dates may vary by ±1 day depending on the exact astronomical solstice/equinox positions of the year.
Optional:
- Moon Counter (M1–M13, sometimes M0), independent of month structure.
Purpose: Gain natural orientation through daylight-based seasons without altering the Gregorian date system.
Keep the Gregorian year start (Jan 1), but replace the irregular Gregorian months with:
- New February, New March, …, New January
- Balanced month lengths (29–31 days)
- Integrated Moon Counter
Purpose: A clearer, symmetrical month structure while remaining fully compatible with Gregorian yearly numbering.
Adopt the complete structure:
- New month system
- Four Light Seasons
- Moon Counter
- Year begins on 1. New February (astronomical mid-point between Winter Solstice and March Equinox)
Purpose: A fully astronomical civil calendar with coherent yearly symmetry and natural rhythm.