Sentinel Calendar

Fixed Terran Numbers used on the Sentinel Calendar.

The Sentinel Calendar (also referred to as the Fixed Terran Calendar) is similar to other proposals in that it also contains 364 days and 13 months a year; 28 days a month; 7 days a week; and a leap week occuring every 6 years and again on the 50th year (11 leap weeks every 62 years). The start date for this calendar will be on March 20, 2011, with the leap week added to the end of the seventh month (Days 29-35).

What seperates the Sentinel Calendar from other similar calendars is:

• The names of the months are based on "Lessons" that are taught in every culture and found throughout ancient and modern literature, including various religious texts. This allows any nation/culture to translate the names into their own language, as opposed to the names of dieties that were imposed upon the world by the Roman/Gregorian system. In addition, a proposed "Month Name" is suggested as an alternative to using the names of the lessons (see chart below), with the names originating from differnet cultures/countries around the globe.
• The names of the days of the week are changed to reflect human activities, tracing back to our agricultural roots. Like the names of the month, these names can be translated into any culture or country's native language.
• The number system used for determining the days, weeks, months, and years use a base 12 as opposed to a base 10 system, which would lead to 264 days a year, 24 days a month, 44 weeks a year, and 11 months a year.
• A new positional numeric system is used as opposed to the currently used Indo-Arabic numerals. The system is based on the use of two symbols that are rotated clockwise into six positions to represent the numbers 0-11 (See image above).

The names of the months in the calendar correspond with another project called The God Matrix. The table below shows the relationship between the lessons in the God Matrix and the names on the Sentinel Calendar. Also included are the definitions of the name and their cultural origins, its relation to one of the four Primative Elements, and the name's gender.

Calendar Month Names

No.	Lesson	Month Name	Meaning	Origin	Element	Gender
1	Faith	Tomas	Pessimism & zealous faith	Aramaic / Spanish	Water	Male
2	Reason	Hugh	Soul, Mind, & Intellect	Old German	Fire	Male
3	Hope	Ashia	Life & Hope	Arabic	Water	Female
4	Reflection	Arabela	Prayerful	Latin	Fire	Female
5	Love	Amadea	God's Love	Latin	Water	Female
6	Illumination	Jomei	Spread Light	Japan	Fire	Male
7	Wisdom	Sophia	Wisdom	Greek	Air	Female
8	Courage	Cheyenne	Courage in Battle	Native American	Earth	Female
9	Understanding	Olivia	Peace	Latin	Air	Female
10	Discipline	Cosmos	Order	Italian / Greek	Earth	Male
11	Knowledge	Gyan	Knowledge	Sanskirt / Hindi	Air	Male
12	Strength	Gabriel	Hero of God	Hebrew	Earth	Male
13	Nurture	Eden	Delight / Paradise	Hebrew	NA	M or F

As mentioned earlier, the start date for this calendar is March 20, 2011 (Gregorian) | Tomas 1, 1 (Sentinel).

The days of the week and its corrsponding date in the Gregorian system (English | Spanish) are as follows:

• Plan (Sunday | Domingo)
• Work (Monday | Lunes)
• Sow (Tuesday |Martes)
• Observe (Wednesday | Miercoles)
• Reap (Thursday | Jueves)
• Enjoy (Friday | Viernes)
• Rest (Saturday | Sabado)

Since a base 12 system is used for the numbers in the days of the month, the following system has been devised to name the days:

Days in the month

Plan	Work	Sow	Observe	Reap	Enjoy	Rest
1-One	2-Two	3-Three	4-Four	5-Five	6-Six	7-Seven
8-Eight	9-Nine	D-Doz	Z-Zen	10-Ten	11-Tenty-one	12-Tenty-two
13-Tenty-three	14-Tenty-four	15-Tenty-five	16-Tenty-six	17-Tenty-seven	18-Tenty-eight	19-Tenty-nine
1D-Tenty-doz	1Z-Tenty-zen	20-Twenty	21-Twenty-one	22-Twenty-two	23-Twenty-three	24-Twenty-four
*25-Twenty-five	*26-Twenty-six	*27-Twenty-seven	*28-Twenty-eight	*29-Twenty-nine	*2D-Twenty-doz	*2Z-Twenty-zen

"*" - Numbers on leap week

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